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<br />I I. DISCUSSIO~ REGARDING BIDS ON PROPERT~ IN PARK-AIRE SUBDIVlsrON,- THE COMMtJTEEAGA1N
<br /> DISCUSSED~'THE BIDS WHICH ~ERE RECEIVED ON LOT 23, BLOCK 5, PARK-AIRE SUBOIVISION'ON WHICH
<br /> A HIGH BID OF $71,000.00 HAD BEEN SUBMITTED BY MR. NORMAN POHLL.. THE COMMITTEE, IN
<br /> DISCUSSING THIS SUBJECT, GENERALLY INDICATED THAT THEY BELIEVED THIS BID WAS A FAIR PRICE
<br /> FOR THE PROPERTY ~ND WAS IN EXCESS OF THE AMOUNT RECEIVED PER ACRE FOR ,PROPERTY SOLD IN
<br /> MAY, 1955.
<br /> IT WA$ THEREFORE RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID-OF $71,000.00 FOR APPROZIMATELY FIVE ACRES
<br /> OF PROPERTY, BEING LOT 23, BLOCK 5, PARK-AIRE SUBOIVISION, AS ENTERED BY MR. NORMAN POHLL,
<br /> BE ACCEPTED.
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<br /> 2. DISCUSSION ON BIDS FOR A ONE TON PICKUP FOR THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT - BIOS, AS
<br /> RECEIVED BY THE PURCHASING AGENT, FOR A ONE TON PICKUP TO BE USED BY THE ENGINEER1NG
<br /> DEPARTMENT, WERE PRESENTED TO THE COMMITTEE. THE BIDS WHICH WERE RECEIVED ARE AS FOLLOWS:
<br /> KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY fORD $ 1,790.39
<br />e SILVA CHEVROLET COMPANY CHEVROLET I; 799.69
<br /> A. B. SCARLETT GMC 1,936.73
<br /> ED LORENCE I HTERNATI ONAL 2,040.00
<br /> IT WAS GENERALLY AGREED THAT ALL PICKUPS WERE EQUIVALENT AS TO SPECIFICATIONS. THE
<br /> COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE PICKUP TRUCK BE PURCHASED FROM 'KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY BASED
<br /> ON THEIR. LOW BID .OF $1,790.39.
<br />I 3. DISCUSSION ON BIOS RECEIVED FOR FRONT END LOADER - BIDS FROM NINE SEPARATE FIRMS
<br /> OFFERING TO SUPPLY'A FRONT END LOADER WERE PRESENTED TO THE COMMITTEE FOR THEIR CONSIDERA-
<br /> TI ON. THE CITY ENGINEER RECOMMENDED THAT THE CITY PURCHASE A CASE MODEL 30 POWER LOADER
<br /> WITH A 5/8 CUBIC YARD BUCKET AT A PRICE OF $3,987.75, LESS A FIVE PER CENT DISCOUNT FOR
<br /> PAYMENT WITHtN THIRTY DAYS, FOR,A NET COST OF $3,788.36. BASED ON THIS BID WITH A DIS-
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<br /> :1 COUNT FOR PAYMENT WITHIN TH~RTY DAYS THERE WOULD BE NO TRADE IN AND THE EQUIPMENT CURRENTLY
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<br /> , BEING USED BY THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT WOULD BE; KEPT FOR USE ON SMALL JOBS.
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<br /> I THE COMMITTEE GAVE CAREFUL CONSIDERATION TO THE VARIOUS BIDS AND RECOMMENDED THAT THE
<br /> FRONT END LOADER BE PURCHASED FROM COLUMBIA EQUIPMENT COMPANY, THAT THE EQUIPMENT B~ AS
<br /> DESCRIBED ABOV~, FOR A NET PRICE OF $3,788.36, WI.TH NO TRADE IN."
<br /> I T WAS, MOVED. BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED ,BY MR. OwEN, THAT THE' REPORT' OF THE ~UBLl-C 'WORKS
<br /> COMMI~TEE BE ADOPTED. ROLLCALL VenE. MESSRS. GODLOVE,.KoPPE, OwEN,HARTMAN,'SHIS\.;ER, AND
<br /> EDMUNDS VOTING AYE. MR. SHEARER VOTING NAY. MR. WATSON ABSTAINED. MOTl ON CARRI ED.
<br />7 A REPORT OF THE JUDICIARY AND PRINT~NG COMMITTEE AND THE fiNANCE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD
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<br /> JULY 5, 1956 - RE: DISCUSSION OF SUB-DIVISION BOND REQUIREME.NTS; AND REQUEST BY MCCRACKEN
<br /> BROTHERS MOTOR fREIGHT TO PURCHASE 'CITY-OWNED PROPERTY WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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<br /> i "PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN WATSON, KOPPE, SHEARER, AND EDMUNDS; CITY
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<br /> I MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY; ASSISTANT CITY ENGINEER; CITY RECORDER; MR. KARLWAGNER; AND
<br /> ., MR. J. W. MCCRACKEN.
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<br /> I'. DISCUSSION OF BOND REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PAVING OF POTTER STREET AND UNIVERSITY STREET
<br /> SOUTH OF 32ND AVENU~ - AT A NOON MEETING THE COMMITTEE AND MR. KARL WAGNER DISCUSSED THE
<br /> " REQUIREMENTS WHICH THE COMMON COUNCIL HAD ADOPTED AS A GENERAL 'POLICY WHERE LOCAL IMPROVE-
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<br /> MENTS WERE BEING INSTALLED IN AN AREAWHICH HAO INADEQUATE ASSESSED VALUATION TO ALLOW FOR
<br /> BONDING UNDER THE BANCROFT BONDING ACT. THE CITY ATTORNEY, .REPRESENTAT'I YES Of' :THE COMMI TTEE
<br /> AND MR. WAGNER ALL EXPLAINED THE VARIOUS POSITIONS WHICH THEY WERE 'IN WITH REf'ERENCETO
<br /> THE BOND REQUIREMENT, AND MR. WAGNER REQUESTED THAT HE BE ALLOWED "TO fURNISH A PERSONAL'
<br />e BOND fOR THE IMPROVEMENT WORK TO BE DONE.
<br /> AT A SUBSEQUENT MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE HELD IN CONNECTIQN WtTH THE BUDGET
<br /> COMMITTEE MEETING, IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS, THAT NO CHANGE BE MADE
<br /> IN THE BOND PROCEDURE AS NOW REQUIRED. Mon ON CARR I EO.
<br /> 2. - REQUESl BY MCCRACKEN BROTHERS 'MOTOR. fREIGHT TO PURCHASE PROPERTY ADJACENT TO THE 'WEST
<br /> 7TH AVENUE EXTENSION - MR. .MCCRACKEN REQUESTED HE BE ALLOWED TO PURCHASE FROM THE C I TV -:-,OF
<br /> EUGENE A TRIANGULAR PIECE OF PROPERTY CONTAINING .719 ACRES LOCATED ACJACENT TO THE WEST
<br /> 7TH AVENUE EXTENSION AT THE NORTHERL Y END OF PROPERTY WHICH T,..E CITY Of EUGENE WI LL AC.QUI RE
<br /> i FROM THE OREGON STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION 'UPON THE, COMPLETION OF GARFIELD STREET FROM 7TH TO
<br /> I II TH AVENUES. HE OFFERED AN AMOUNT OF $2,000.00 FOR THIS PROPERTY.
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<br /> I AT A SUBSEQUENT MEETING OF THE COMMITTEE HELD IN CONNECTION WITH THE BUDGET COMMITTEE
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<br /> I MEETI NG, THE COMMI TTEE, ,BY MOTION OF MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. EDMUND$, RECOMMENDED .THAT
<br /> ! THE CITY MANAGER BE AUTHORIZED TO NEGOTIATE WITH MR. MCCRACKEN FOR THE SALE OF THIS,
<br />I , PROPERTY AT A PRICE OF $2,500.00."
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<br /> I T WAS MOVED BY: MR. WATSON, SECONDED BY MR. 1S0PPE, THAT THE I TEMS IN THE JUDI CI,ARY AND
<br /> PRINTING COMMITTEE AND THE fiNANCE COMMITTEE ,REPORT BE ADOPTED. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALLCOUNC'I ~MEN
<br /> PRESENT VOTING AYE. MOTION CARRIED.
<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. ~ATSD~, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, THAT ITEM NUMBER ONE OF THE JUDICIARY
<br /> AND PRINTING COMMITTEE AND THE fiNANCE COMMITTEE REPORT BE ADOPTED. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL
<br />e COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MOTl ON CARRI ED.
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