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<br /> CONTRACT COST COST PER I I
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<br /> BIDDER AND NAME Of: PROJECT TYPE 2 BASE FRONT FOOT Ii
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<br /> 20' , CRESTA DE:RuTA fROM NORTH BOUNDARY Of CAPITAL I'
<br /> HILL ADDITION TO .SOUTH Of LOT 2, BLOCK 4 AND :1
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<br /> LOT 2, BLOCK 3, NORTH BOUNDARY $ 3,82 I .50 $ 7.89 !I
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<br /> WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. ( Low) !I,
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<br /> BYRNES CONSTRUCTION CO. I'
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<br /> I SANITARY SEWER i:
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<br /> lJ SANITARY RELIEf SEWER BETWEEN McMILLAND AND PEARL :1
<br /> I STREETS AND BETWEEN 23RD AND 24TH AVENUES .,
<br /> I TRIO CONSTRUCTION CO. 6.854.50 BUDGET $5,000.00 I'
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<br /> V' EAST Of EMERALD STREET fROM 26TH TO 28TH AVENUE No BID Ii
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<br /> 01 THE CITY ENGINEER INDICATED HE HAD CONTACTED OWNERS Of PROPERTY ABUTTING CRESTA DE RUTA PAVING I,
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<br /> I PROJECT AND'fOUND THEY ARE WILLING TO PAY THE BID PRICE Of $7.89 PER fRONT fOOT. i:
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<br /> I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. MOYER THAT CONTRACTS BE AWARDED TO THE LOW BIDDER II
<br /> ON EACH PROJECT EXCEPT THE BID fOR PAVING THE ALLEY BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AVENUES fROM ALMADEN TO- Il
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<br /> FILLMORE STREET, WHICH PROJECT WAS DELAYED AT THE REQUEST Of THE PROPERTY OWNER. (SEE COMMITTEE RE- i,
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<br /> I PORT AUGUST 7, 1959 . ) MR. SWANSON SUGGESTED'THAT MR. KEMP BE NOTifiED HIS BID ON THIS ALLEY PAVING I:
<br /> I PROJECT WAS NOT-THROWN OUT BECAUSE'IT WAS UNREASONABLE BUT BECAUSE Of THE REQUEST Of THE PROPERTY j
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<br /> OWNER TO DELAY THE PAVING. THE EMERALD STREET SEWER PROJECT IS TO BE READVERTISED IN LINE WITH THE "
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<br /> COMMITTEE REPORT Of AUGUST 7, 1r.959. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYEjMOTION CARRIED. !I
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<br /> REPORTS OF OFFICERS II
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<br /> I A REPORT fROM~THt CITY MANAGER'S OffiCE SUBMITTED.BY THE ASSISTANT CITY MANAGE~ - RE: MONTH(Y Ii
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<br /> DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS, ETC., WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: H
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<br /> "THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT REPORTS THAT THE VALUE Of BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED ,I
<br /> DURING THE MONTH Of JULY 1959 AMOUNTED TO $648,515.00 WHICH IS $11,565.00 MORE I'
<br /> THAN fOR THE SAME .MONTH A YEAR AGO. Ii
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<br /> I THE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT, A COpy Of WHICH Ii
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<br /> I INDICATES AN INCREASE IN THE GENERAL .CRIMINAL CASE LOAD OVER THAT Of ~HE il
<br /> , MONTH Of JUNE:. THE JAIL HAD AN AVERAGE DAILY POPULATION Of 51, AN INCREASE 11
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<br /> I fROM 45 IN JUNE AND 50 IN MAY. THE JAIL KITCHEN SERVED 4034 MEALS AT AN I,
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<br /> 1 AVERAGE COST Of 7.93~ PER MEAL. PRODUCE CANNED fOR fUTURE JAIL USE INCLUDES II
<br /> II, 132 GALLONS Of CHERRIES, 67 GALLONS PLUMS AND 26 GALLONS PIE CHE~RIES. .. . Ii
<br /> 11 THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED 66 ALARMS IN THE MONTH Of JULY BRINGING THE II
<br /> I' TOTAL fOR THE YEAR TO 278 ALARMS ANSWERED. THE FI~E MARSHAL REPORTS 153 IN- II
<br /> I SPECTIONS WERE MADE, 153 HAZARDS fOUND AND 122 HAZARDS REMOVED. I!
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<br /> THE EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY REPORTS EVER INCREASING CIRC~LATION WITH 29,814. Ii I
<br /> I ITEMS CIRCULATED DURING THE MONTH Of JULY, THE HIGHEST TOTAL. IN THE LIBRARY'S il
<br /> HISTORY, AND AN INCREASE fROM 17,085 I N JULY 1958~ MiSS'ELIZABETH HALES, II
<br /> CHILDRENS' LIBRARIAN SINCE 1945 AND A LIBRARIAN WITH OVER 40 YEARS Of TOTAL il
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<br /> j SERVICE, RETIRED AS CF JULY 31, 1959. HER SERVICES WILlBE.GREATLY MIS~~g. Ii
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<br /> I THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT REPORTS A GENERAL FUND BALANCE Of $151,478.15 ,I
<br /> ~S Of JUNE 30, 1959 WHICH WAS $16,478.15 IN EXCESS Of THE $135,000.00 CARRIED I
<br /> 1 fORWARD IN THE BUDGET.
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<br /> THE PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT REPORTS A TOTAL ATTENDANCE FOR THE~NTH Ii
<br /> Of JULY fOR BOTH SWIMMING POOLS Of 62,864. THIS IS A DECREASE Of APPROXI- :1
<br /> MATELY 8190 fROM THAT Of JULY 1958. TOTAL ATTENDANCE IN ALL PARKS & RECREATION I.
<br /> PROGRAMS WAS 146,463, WHICH IS APPROXIMATELY 14,000 LESS TH~N A YEAR AGQ. ,I
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<br /> , HAVE TALKED WITH MR. WARBURTON, CITY MANAGER Of ROSEBURG, AND APPARENTLY Ij
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<br /> I THEY HAVE ABOUT ALL THE HELP THEY CAN USE EXCEPT fO~ COMPETENT BUILDING AND II
<br /> I IT APPEARS THAT WEDNESDAY OR THURSDAY Of THIS WEEK WILL Ii
<br /> I ELECTRICAL INSPECTORS.
<br /> SEE THIS WORK ACCOMPLISHED, AND BASED ON THE COUNCIL. COMMITTEE'S ACTION .Of LAST 'I
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<br /> I FRIDAY, I. PROPOSE TO KEEP A TEAM ASS IGNED UNT I L THE J.OB IS DONE." 11
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<br /> I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. MCGAffEY THAT THE REPORT BE RECEIVED A~ PLACED ON Ii
<br /> fiLE, AND A LETTER Of COMMENDATION BE SE~T TO MISS HALES fOR HER TIRELESS EffORTS WORKING WJTH THE II
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<br /> I REPORTS OF 'COMMITTEES I:
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<br /> A REPORT Of THE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD JULY 31, 1959 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: I,
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<br /> I "PRESENT: MAYOR CONE; COUNCILMEN SHEARER, LAUR I 5, MCGAf"f"EY, .MOYER, WI LSON ~ND SWA~50N'; Ii
<br /> CITY RECORDER; ASSISTANT CITY RECORDER; CITY ATTORNEY; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT;
<br /> DIRECTOR Of" PUBLIC WORKS; ACTING TRAffiC ENGINEER; SUPERINTENDENT Of PARKS& II
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<br /> RECREATION; DAN WYANT, EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. Ii
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