|
<br />~
<br />4
<br /> e
<br /> '.
<br /> 3RD &, FINAL, PAVI NG LAWRENCE STREET: F'ROM nTH'TO 13TH AVEN':'ES - $ 1,050. I 4 I
<br /> 3RD &, fiNAL, WIDENING 18TH AVENUE F'ROM fERRY TO PAT1TERSON STREETS - $ 1,329.35
<br /> 3RD &, fiNAL, :PAV ING '38TH AVENUE FROM KNOB 'HI Lt. LANE' TO DONALD STREET
<br /> AND DONALD STREET FROM BETWEEN 37TH AND 38TH AVENUES TO 39TH
<br /> AVENUE - ,$ I,04B.!:l0
<br /> $31,422.08
<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, ' THAT ~HE ESTIMATES, 'AS 'SUBMITrED' AND
<br /> READ, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW UP THE NECESSARY WARRANTS.
<br /> ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION'CARRIED.
<br /> " "
<br /> 3 'THIS BEING THE DATE SET f'OR THE AWARD OF' A CONTRACT'F'OR" INSTALLING A;,SANITARY SEWER ON
<br /> DONALD STREET FROM 39T~ TO 40TH AVENUES, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 40TH AVENUE EAST FROM DONALD
<br /> STREET 800 FEET, AND ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF' 40TH AVENUE WEST F'ROM DONALD STREET 400'F'EET, THE
<br /> FOLLOWING BIDS WERE TABULATED AS OPENED ON NOVEMBER 14, 1955 AT 10:00 A.M~ e
<br /> ...... I ." - r,
<br /> BIDDER 'AMOUNT OF BID,'
<br /> T. C. WILDISH ' ' -- $ '4,,656.26 (Law) , :. .....
<br /> " ,
<br /> COAST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY $ 5,046.25 I
<br /> IT'WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE CONTRACT BE AWARDED TO T. C. I 1
<br /> WILDISH F'OR AN AMOUNT OF $4,656.26. ROLLCALL vaTE. MOTION CARRIED.
<br /> - '1 . ~-1 . I'
<br /> REPORTS OF OfFICERS
<br /> .. ,
<br /> 4 A REPORT FROM THE CITY MANAGER - RE: MONTHLY DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS, IMP.ROVEMENTS, ET
<br /> CETERA WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLaWS: Ii
<br /> "THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT'REPORTS THAT DUR1NG THE MONTa aF OCTOBER ,WE ISSUE~ BUILDING I:
<br /> It
<br /> PERMITS AMaUNTING TO $518,591.00 WHICH IS SLIGHTLY LESS THAN THE $57'1,l\'71.00'ISSUED FOR THE
<br /> SAME MaNTH A YEAR AGa. r'
<br /> - I
<br /> THE'FIRE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED 58 CALLS DURING OCTaBER WITH AN ESTIMATED LOSS OF
<br /> $5,150.00. THE fiRE MARSHALL'S OF'F'ICE CARRIED ON AN EXTENSIVE fiRE PREVENTION WEEK, ,
<br /> PROGRAM WITH THE COQPERATION OF' THE SCHOOLS, RADIO AND TELEVISION STATIONS, AND THE fiRE
<br /> INSURANCE AGENTS ASSOCIATION;' THE:fIREMEN AT THE NEW SOUTH SIDE STATION CQMPLETED THE
<br /> SEEDING OF THE LAWN, AND THE BUILDING OF' THE CURB ALONG THE DRIVEWAY. ALSO, THEY HAVE
<br /> INSTALLED A LOW WALL IN CONNECTION WITH A PLANNED ROCK GARDEN. THE F'IREMEN HAVE ALSO.
<br /> COMPLETED THE INSTALLATION OF' 40,000 F'EET Of' AERIAL F'IRE ALARM WIRE CONNECTING BOTH THE
<br /> 'SOUTH SIDE STATION AND THE, SENECA STATION' TO THE MAIN STATION. THE ON~Y OUTSIDE HELP WAS
<br /> THE HIRING Of' ONE LINEMAN.
<br /> IN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT, A COpy WHICH IS ON YOUR DESK, YQU WILL FIND INFQRMA-
<br /> TION CONCERNING THE TRAINING OF' NEW RECRUITS, AND THE STARTING OF A WEEKLY "IN 'SERVICE .
<br /> TRAINING BULLETIN" WHICH WILL BE DISTRIBUTED TO ALL POLICE PERSONNEL. 1
<br /> ' '
<br /> CRIMINAL CASES ARE SLIGHTLY LESS THAN THE PREVIOUS'MONTH, 204 AS COMPARED WITH 206.
<br /> AT THE JAIL, 220 PRISONERS WERE BOOKED IN, 124 BEING CITY PRISONERS AND THE REMAINDER FOR
<br /> OTHER AGENCIES. WE~EXPERIENCED ONE ESCAPE DURING THE MONTH AS A RESULT OF,'QTHER AGENCY'S
<br /> FAI LURE TO PROPERLY SEARCH A PRI SONER BEFORE BEl NG BROUGHT IN TO'THE JAI'L. 'CORRECTI VE
<br /> MEASURES HAVE SINCE BEEN ADOPTED F'OR FUTURE HANDLING OF SUCH PRISONERS.
<br /> " !
<br /> REPAINTING OF' UPSTAIRS QUARTERS WAS COMPLETED DURING OCTOBER, AND APPEARANCE OF' e
<br /> THESE QUARTERS IS MUCH IMPROVED.
<br /> OF'F'1 CERS OF "THEUNI F'ORMED PATROL BI VI SI ON I NVESTI,GATED :85 TRAFFI C ,ACCI'DENTS, DURrNG
<br /> OCTOBER, AN INCREASE OF' NI'NE OVER' THE PREVIOUSMONTH.~SEVEN:PEOPLE WERE INJURED IN F'IVE
<br /> OF THESE ACCIDENTS, BUT THERE WERE NO F'ATALITIES.
<br /> AT THE RECENT LEAGUE OF' OREGON CITIES CONVENTION, F'OURCI'TY EMPLOYEES, NAMELY BILL
<br /> CLUBB, SLIM MULLINS, HEDLEY HOLEMAN, AND RAY HICKS, SR., RECEIVED SERVICE AWARD CERTIFI-
<br /> CATES FOR THIRTY YEARS OF SERVICE TO THE CITY.,..THE LEAGUE OF' OREGON CITIES WAS PROUD TO
<br /> ACKNOWLEDGE THE LONG SERVICE OF THESE MEN IN OBSERVANCE OF THE LEAGUE'S THIRTIETH ANNIV-
<br /> ERSARY, AND I AM, SURE THAT ,THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL WI LL WANT ME TO EXPRESS THEIR"ACKNOWLEDGE-
<br /> MENT TO THESE MEN FOR THE LONG YEARS OF SERVICE THAT THEY HAVE GIVEN TO THE CITY.
<br /> , ..
<br /> ,
<br /> As OF' NOVEMBER 12TH, THE CITY HAS ADDED, 303 NEW LICENSES FROM 264 F'IRMSWITH A
<br /> L~CENSE REVENUE OF' $3,066.50. THIS CAME AS A RESULT OF THE LICENSE INSPECTIONS WHICH ARE
<br /> NOW BEING COMPLETED BY,THE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT. 1
<br /> . , - I ".
<br /> I HAVE RECEIVED NOTICE FROM THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT THAT ON NOVEMBER 3RD, THE
<br /> HIGHWAY COMMISSI;ON r:ORMALLY DESIGNATED, AS A STATE SECONDARY HIGHWAY, THE .CLEAR L.AKE'
<br /> CUTOF>F' ROAD WHICH EXTENDS FROM THE McKENZIE HIGHWAY AT BELKNAP SPRINGS~TO A CONNECTION
<br /> WITH THE SANTIAM HIGHWAY."
<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, JHAT THE REPORT OF tHE CITY MANAGER BE
<br /> RECEIVED AND PLACED ON F'ILE. MOTION CARRIED.
<br /> e
<br />~
<br />
|