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<br /> 34' 27TH AVENUE fROM HILYARD TO POTTER COST fRONT fOOT II
<br /> WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ( Low) $12,961.95 $6.47 I
<br /> BYRNES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 14,113.99 II
<br /> CENTRAL PAVING 14,183.38 Ii
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<br /> 28TH AVENUE fROM HILYARD TO HARR~S AND I!
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<br /> I' 28TH AVENUE FROM POTTER TO UNIVERSITY "
<br /> I WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (Low) 12,729.20
<br /> CENTRAL PAVING 14,037.36
<br /> I BYRNES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 14,093.85
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<br /> 1134' POTTER fROM SOUTH BOUNDARY LOT 10, BLOCK 8
<br /> 11 MILTON REID ADDITION TO 35TH AVENUE
<br /> II WILDISH CONSTRUCTON COMPANY (Low) 8,494.60 ,
<br /> I CENTRAl.. PAVING 9,386.60
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<br /> , BYRNES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 9,720.61
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<br /> I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE CONT~ACTSBE AWARDE~ TO THE
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<br /> t LOW BIDDER ON EACH PROJECT, AND THAT THE PROPER CITY OfFICIALS BE AUTHORIZED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY if
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<br /> I DOCUMENTS fOR THOSE CONTRACTS AWARDED. ROllCAll VOTE. ,ALL COUNCllM~N PRESENT VOTING AYS, MOTION I'
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<br /> THIS BEING THE DATE SET fOR THE AWARD OF CONTRACTS ON THE CONSTRUCTION Of TAXIWAY AND INSTALlA-
<br /> II TION Of WIND TEE AT THE MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT, THE fOLLOWING BIDS WERE TABULATED AS OPENED JUNE
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<br /> ]1 WllDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. $78,955.80 $6,' 180 .00 $85,135.80 $85,135.80
<br /> CENTRAL PAVING 86,015.20 6,180.00 92,915.20 92,965.20
<br /> I( BYRNES CONSTRUCTON CO. 89,365.60 6,180.00 95,545.60 95,545.60
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<br /> ALTERNATE No. I - CITY TO FURNISH WINO TEE AND CONTROL PANEL - CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL.
<br /> " ALTERNATE: No. 2 - CONTRACTOR TO FURNISH AND INSTALL WIND TEE AND CONTROL PANEL. il
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<br /> 'I IT WAS,MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE CONTRACTS BE AWARDED TO 11
<br /> il WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ON ALTERNATE NO.2 AT THE BID PRICE Of $85,135.80 AND THAT THE PROPER Ii
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<br /> CITY OffiCIALS BE AUTHORIZED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS FOR THOSE CONTRACTS AWARDED. ROLLCALL I'
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<br /> 'I VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYS, MOTION CARRIED. Ii
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<br /> !' A BID TABULATION DATED JUNE 9, 1960, CONCERNING A PORTABLE VACUUM SWEEPER fOR THE AMAZON Ii
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<br />)1 POOL AND A TRIPLEX POWER LAWN MOWER WERE CONSIDERED AS fOLLOWS: :1
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<br /> PORTABLE VACUUM SWEEPER fOR AMAZON POOL "
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<br /> RAMSEY WAITE CO. $227.00 ( Low) 'i
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<br /> MilLER JENSEN CO. "
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<br /> II MODERN SWIM, POOL CO. 313.00 "
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<br /> TRIPLEX POWER LAWN MOWER I'
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<br /> !i BIDDER BID PRICE II
<br /> I, f. K. BREWER CO. (LOW)
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<br /> :1 WESTERN GOLF COURSE SPLY. I , 340 .00 1\
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<br /> " IT ,WAS MOV~D BY MR. SHEAR~R AND SECONDED BY MRS. lAURIS THAT THE EQUIPMENT BE PURCHASED I:
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<br /> , - F~M THE LOW BIDDERS, BEING RAMSEY WAITE COMPANY AJ ABID PRICE OF $227.00 AND f.~. BREWER CO. AT "
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<br />3 !I A REPORT FROM THE CITY MANAGER - RE: IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS, ETC., WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS II
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<br />it "THE VALUE OF BUILDING ~ERMITS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF MAY, 1900, AMOUNTED TO $2,133.25 II
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<br /> WHICH IS $1,537~60~00 MORE THAN THE AMOUNT ISSUED fOR MAY OF 1959. OF THE TOTAL AMOUNT FOR MAY II
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<br /> 1960, $514.190.00 WAS fOR 43 RESIDENCES AND $1,290,000 WAS FOR TWO PUBLIC BUilDINGS. THE TWO ,I
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<br />:! PUBLIC BUILDINGS WERE THE SCIENCE BUILDING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, FOR $1,280,000 AND $'0,000 i!
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<br /> fOR THE EWEB SUB~CONTROL BUILDING. , ,I
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<br />1 THE fIRE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED 26 ALARMS DURING MAY 1960, Of WHICH 10 CALLS WERE NON-FIRE. :\
<br /> TOTAL ESTIMA~EDlOSS AMOUNTED TO $4,901.00. WORK ON THE NEW 'fiRE STATION JS PROGRESSING SATISFAC- II
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<br />I TORILY, ROOF 'IS O-N AND RECONSTRUCTION OF THE DRILL TOWER HAS BEEN STARTED. MOST OF THE fURNITURE 'i
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<br />II ACCORDING TO THE POLICE REPORT, A COpy Of WHICH IS ON EACH OF YOUR DESKS, THERE WERE NO PER- il
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<br />!j SONNEl CHANGES DURING THE MONTH OF MAY. WE WERE AT FULLY AUTHORIZED STRENGTH. OUR CASE lOAD FOR Ii
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<br /> THE MONTH WAS SOMEWHAT HIGHER THAN FOR THE PREVIOUS MONTH, THERE BEING 312~ASES INVESTIGATED Ii
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<br /> COMPARED TO 260 IN APRIL. A LONG STRING OF BURGLARIES WA'S fiNALLY ENDED, HOWEVER, WITH THE "
<br />'I APPREHENSION OF TWO PERSON WHO HAD COMMITTED MANY BURGLARIES, MOSTLY IN SUPERMARKETS IN EUGENE AND ;'.
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<br /> SURROUNDING AREA. NI~E OTHER PERSONS WERE ALSO CHARGED WITH BURGLARY. WE MADE 92 ARRESTS FOR Ii
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