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<br />I I Ii 5. CONSIDERATION OF STUDY OF 5% ENGINEERING CHARGE BY DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS - THE PUBLIC WORKS II
<br /> DIRECTOR INDICATED THAT A STUDY CONDUCTED IN THE 1958 SEASON REVEAUED THAT THE ENGINEERING I:
<br /> :1 CHARGE ON CITY PROJECTS RANGED FROM 1.9% FOR AN AVERAGE OF 6.3%. HE INDICATED THAT SMALL PRO-
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<br /> :: JECTS WERE MORE EXPEN~IVE ENGINEERING-WISE THAN LARGE PROJECTS AND THAT THE MOST EXPE~SIVE PRO- "
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<br /> OTHER LOGICAL BASIS THAN THE FLAT RATE CHARGE FOR ENGINEERING WORK ,:
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<br />,"""" IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MR. MOLHOLM THAT ITEM 5 OF THE/COMMITTEE REPORT.
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<br /> 2 :1 6. GON5tDERATION OF BUDGET COMMITTEE REPORT - A REPORT FROM THE BUDGET COMMITTEE .HEDL MAY 18, 1960 ,I
<br /> IN WHICH THE BUDGET COMMITTEE REFERRED TO THE COUNCIL THE MATTER OF APPOINTING A COMMITTEE TO !\
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<br /> n STUDY THE POSSIBILITY Of A NEW TAX BASE WAS PRESENTED. SOME CONSIDERATION WAS GIVEN TO THIS ITEM
<br />e AND IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT A COMMITTEE BE APPOINTED BY THE MAYOR TO STUDY THE TAX BASE AND, IF
<br /> POSSIBLE, SUCH A MEASURE TO BE PLACED ON THE BALLOT FOR THE NOVEMBER, 1960 GENERAL ELECTION. "
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. ?HEARER AND SE~ONDED BY MR. MOLHOLM THAT ITEM 6 Of THE COMMITTEE REPORT !I
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<br /> 3 i'l 7. REQUEST FOR ADDITIONAL SEWER HOOKUPS IN WOODSIDE HILLS, SOUTHSIDE HILLS AND SUNRAY RIDGE ADDI- II
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<br /> ! TION, MADE BY R. L. CHRISTIANSON - THE ABOVE REQUEST REGARDING ADDITIONAL SEWER -HOOKUPS IN THE
<br /> IN T~E SOUTHWESTERLY SECTION OF THE CITY WAS DIS~USSED. IN THE "
<br /> I ABOVE CITED ADDITIONS LOCATED II
<br /> I IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT THE BRYCLER PARK SEWER 1960-61 BUDGET BUT THAT T;HE I'
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<br /> , PROGRAM OK THE WEST SIDE SEWER SYSTEM IS PROGRESSING SLOWLY DUE TO POOR WEATHER. IT WAS INDI- il
<br /> " CATED THAT AN ADDITIONAL CONTRACT ON THE WEST SIDE TRUNKLINE SEWER WAS PROPOSEO TO BE LET THIS II
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<br /> , SUMMER AND IT WAS. HOPED THAT THIS WOULD PROCEED RAPIDLY ENOUGH TO ALLEVIATE THE SEWER CONDITION 11
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<br /> :1 FOLLOWING SOME DISCUSSION IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE ADDITIONAL SEWER HOOKUPS IN WOODSIDE Ii
<br /> " HILLS, SOUTHSIDE HILLS AND SUN' RAY RI'DGE ADDITION BE ALLOWED, FROVIDING A SEWER CAN BE CONSTRUCTED il
<br /> " TO SERVE THE WEST S I DE OF BRYCLE'R PARK. Mar I ON CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. I,
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<br /> .i I~ WAS MO~ED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MR. MOLHOLM THAT ITEM 7 OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT :1
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<br /> 4 -I " A REPOR'T OF THE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD JUNE 23, 1960 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: !I
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<br /> I PRESENT: COUNCILMEN S~ARER, SWANSON, MOYER, CHATT, MOLHOLM AND LAURISj CITY MANAGER; CITY
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<br /> ,I RECORDER; DIRECTOR Of PUBLIC WORKS; TRAFFIC ENGINEER; SUPERINTENDENT OF PARKS AND RECREATION; II
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<br /> , DEAN GORDON; fRED LOWE 'OF THE TEAMSTERS UNION; MR. MARTIN OF THE EUGENE WATER AND 'LECTRIC BOARD; U
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<br /> :1 DAN WYANT OF THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. COUNCILMEN MCGAFFEY AND WILSON AND MAYOR CONE WERE i:
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<br /> " SANITARY SEWER FROM 28TH AVENUE FROM TAYLOR STREET TO 450' WEST, LOW BIDDER WILDISH CON- "
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<br /> STRUCTION COMPANY, $1~476.00; STORM SEWER, 20TH AVENUE fROM JACKSON TO VAN BUREN STREET, LOW Ii
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<br /> BIDDER, WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, $1,406.00; SANITARY SEWER, 27TH AVENUE FROM JACKSON STREET it
<br /> TO TYLER ST~EET, LOW BIDDER, WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, $876.20; PAVING, 27', 35TH PLACE EAST II
<br /> " FROM EAST A AZON DRIVE EAST, LOW BIDDER, BYRNES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, $1,849.00; PAVING, 36' AND Ii
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<br /> I 34', K I NCA I ~ STREET FROM 3'6TH A VENUE TO 3:7Tf.t~ ~AST<~iFROM': EA~T'AMAlZOIIIL:DR1VE ITO I KI'NCAI1Dt.ST~Er;:T;. "AND,:', I I
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<br /> EL~IS:.~OUR~~r.ROM 37TH AVENUE TO NORTH, LOW BIDDER, BYRNES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY $14,815.95; PAVING I
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<br /> WILLAMETTE STREET FROM 32ND TO 33RD AVENUE, LOW BIDDER, CENTRAL PAVING, $17,361.07; PAVING, 20TH ,
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<br /> ., AVENUE fROMMJACKSON TO VAN BUREN STREET, LOW BIDDER, BYRNES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, $3,889.30;
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<br /> 'i PAVING, 27TH AVENUE FROM JACKSON STREET TO TYLER STREET, LOW BIDDER, CENTRA~ PAVING, $7,545.75. !I
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<br /> ,\ AFTER SOME DISCUSSION AS TO THE LEGAL ASPECTS Of MAKING PORTLAND STREET A DEAD-END STREET, WITH-
<br /> ~ ! OUT ACCESS TQ WILLAMETTE STREET, AND AREQUEST THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY BE CONSULTED AND HIS OPINION 'I
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<br /> 'I CONSIDERED AT THE NEXT COUNCIL MEETING, THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE LOW BIDDER BE AWARDED II
<br /> \\ CONT~ACTS ON THE ABOVE-MENTIONED PROJECTS. MOT I ON CARR I ED UNAN I MOlE L Y.
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFfEY THAT ITEM I OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT II
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<br /> 6 ,; 2. CONSIDERATION OF BIDS RECEIVED FOR PARK IMPROVEMENTS - IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT THE FOLLOWING BIDS 'I
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<br /> FENCE ANO BACKSTOP AT MONROE PARK, LOW BIDDER CYCLONE FENCE COMPANY, $783.00; CONCRETE SIDEWALK, iI
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<br /> .1 SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK, LOW BIDDER, K.A. WARDELL, $563.20; CONCRETE SIDEWALK, WASHINGTON PARK, LOW I,
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<br /> THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE LOW BID BE ACCEPTED ON EACH OF THE FOREGOING PARK IMPROVEMENT :1
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<br /> :1 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MR. McGAFFEY THAT ITEM I OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT I,
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