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<br /> THE PRICE QUOTED FOR THE LARK DOES NOT INCLUDE THE TAX DISCOUNT, THIS WOULD BE IN THE" 1
<br /> AMOUNT OF $115.16. THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT AMOUNT OF $2100.00 BUDGETED IN THIS \
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<br /> YEAR'S EXPENDITURES TO COVER THE PURCHASE OF THIS AUTOMOBILE. THIS DEPARTMENT CONCURS Ii
<br /> WITH THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE HEALTH DEPARTMENT, IN THAT THE STUDEBAKER LARK SHOULD
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. MCGAFFEY SECONDED BY MR. MOLHOLM THAT THE CAR BE PURCHASED FROM GifFORD I!
<br /> I MOTORS AT THE BID PRICE OF $1362.00 LESS FEDERAL TAX, BEING A FIAT 1100 4-DOOR SEDAN. ROLLCALL VOTE. II
<br /> 1 MOTION CARRIED WITH COUNCILMEN LAURIS, MOLHOLM, MCGAFFEY, MOYER AND SWANSON VOTING AYE, COUNCILMAN II
<br /> I SHEARER VOTING NAY.
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<br />,I THIS BEING THE DATE SET FOR THE AWARD OF CONTRACT fOR VARIOUS, IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS, THE fOLLOW- II
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<br /> I ING BIDS WERE TABULATED AS OPENED NOVEMBER 5, 1959 AT 10 :00 AM:'
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<br /> SIDEWALKS CONTRACT COST PER CITY AMOUNT 1\ e
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<br /> ROJECT AND NAME Of BIDDER COST FRONT FOOT COST BUDGETED If
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<br /> BOTH SIDES Of 18TH AVENUE FROM LINCOLN TO "
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<br /> CHAMBERS EXCLUDING EXISTING SIDEWALK !
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<br /> KEMP CONCRETE (LOW) $ 8, 7 I I . 75 $ 2.04 $ 1,812.74 $ 2,365.68 I
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<br /> K. A. WARDELL 9,247.25 2.16 1,919.38 I,
<br /> FRED STUBBERT 10,838.60 2.54 2,257.04
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<br /> tt AND WEST SI.DES OF POLK STREET fROM 11TH Ii
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<br /> TO 18TH AVENUE EXCLUDING EXISTING SIDEWALK 'I
<br /> K. A. WARDELL (LOW) 3,484.54 1.80 II
<br /> KEMP CONCRETE 3,505.09 1.81 ,I
<br /> 1 STUBBERT 4,21 I .65 :2.19 11
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<br /> I NORTH SIDE OF 16TH AVENUE BETWE~N WILLAMETTE - 1/
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<br /> KEMP CONCRETE (LOW) 140.50 2.01
<br /> K. A. WARDELL 152.98 2.09 :1
<br /> FRED STUBBERT 216.36 3.27 II
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<br /> I EA T AND WEST SIDES OF HILYARD STREET FROM ;j
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<br /> K(: A. WARDELL 8,209.40 1.81 4,145.56 4, 469 . I 2 ,I
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<br /> KEMP CONCRETE 8,344.26 1.84 4,213.66 I
<br /> I FRED STUBBERT 9,308.10 2.05 4,700.38 i
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<br /> I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE CONTRACTS BE AWARDED TO THE LOW Ij
<br /> BIDDER ON EACH PROJECT. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AVE, MOTION CARRIED.
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<br /> I REPORTS OF OFFICERS II
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<br />2 ( A REPORT fROM THE CITY MANAGER WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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<br />I "THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT REPORTS THAT THE VALUE OF BUILDING PERMITS ifSSUED Ii
<br /> DURING THE MONTH Of OCTOBER 1959 AMOUNTED .TO $672,467.00 WHICH IS $253,467.00 \1
<br /> MORE THAN ISSUED THE SAME MONTH A VEAR AGO. RESIDENTIAL PERMITS AMOUNTED TO 27 ,I
<br /> FOR A TOTAL VALUATION OF $331,970.00. II
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<br /> THE fIRE DEPARTMENT DURING OCTOBER ANSWERED 50 ALARMS Of WHICH 14 WERE !I e
<br /> NON-fiRE AND 4 RURAL CALLS. THE ESTIMATED LOSS WAS $5,625.00 MAKING THE TOTAL II
<br /> FOR THE YEAR $646,115.45. THE FIRE MARSHAL REPORTS 55 INSPECTIONS WITH 70 II
<br /> HAZARDS FOUND AND 56 HAZARDS REMOVED. ALSO, A VERY ACTIVE FIRE PREVENTION WEEK
<br />, PROGRAM WAS COMPLETED DURING THIS MONTH. :1
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<br />I ACCORDING TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT, A COP-Y OF WHICH IS ON.EACH Of
<br />I YOUR DESKS, OUR CRIMINAL CASE LOAD FOR OCTOBER WAS NEARLY THE SAME AS fOR THE 1\
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<br /> PRECEOING MONTH. ALSO, THERE WAS VERY LITTLE CHANGE IN JUVENILE ACTIVITY FROM il
<br /> THAT OF THE PREVIOUS MONTH. WE PROCESSED 185 PRISONERS THROUGH THE JAIL DUR- !I
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<br /> ING THE MONTH; OF THIS NUMBER 82 WERE COUNTYpPRISONSERS AND. 103, CITY." SIX ,I
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<br /> ADULT FEMALES WERE INCLUDED IN THE TOTAL. THE,AVERAGEGDAILY POPULATION WAS 61 1
<br /> PRISONERS, SUBSTANTIALLY fEWER THAN THE 70 AVERAGE fOR THE PRECEDING MONTH. ,
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<br /> WE SERVED 5917 MEALS-AT AN AVERAGE COST OF 9.69~ PER MEAL. PROCESSING OF .1
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<br /> FUlTS AND VEGETABLES HAS BEEN COMPLETED FOR THE SEASON WITH THE FINAL TOTAL Ii
<br /> BEING 1120 GALLONS OF CANNED FOOD, 90 GALLONS OF fROZEN FOOD AND 100 POUNDS II
<br /> OF DRIED FOOD. IN ADDITION WE SERVED OVER 800 POUNDS OF FRESH PRODUCE DURING Ii I
<br /> THE GROWING SEASON. I
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<br /> THE PARKS DEPARTMENT REPORTS THAT THE CONTINUED MILO WEATHER HAS REQUIRED 'I
<br /> SOME 243 HOURS OF MOWING LAWNS. THE WORK PROGRAM WAS FAIRLY WELL DISTRIBUTED !I
<br /> OVER A NUMBER OF ACTIVITIES, THE LARGEST,SINGLE ITEM BEING CAPITAL OUTLAY. Ij
<br />t THIS INCLUDED INSTALLATION OF 480 FEET OF OUTfALL SEWER FOR THE COMfORT STATION II
<br /> IN HENDRICKS PARK, GRADING AROUND THE WADING POOL IN AMAZON PARK AND REMODELING II
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