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<br />BRAUN BROS.
<br />1ST - PEDESTRIAN OVERPASS, PEARL STREET AT 20TH A~ENUE
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<br />988. 19
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<br />JACK BROWN & RALPH MOHLER,
<br />2ND & FINAL - SIDEWALK, 32ND FROM WILLAMETTE TO FERRY STREET
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<br />1,476.99
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<br />DENN I S & PRUETT
<br />4TH - SANITARY SEWER IN AREA EAST AN~ SOUTH OF WHITB~CK BLVD.
<br />AND LORANE HIGHWAY AND WEST BOUNDARy'VANBUREN STREET
<br />AND SOUTH CITY LIMITS
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<br />3,'38'1.93
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<br />HUGHES & MAHAFFEY
<br />9TH & FINAL - FILLMORE STREET SEWAGE PUMP STATION
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<br />2,5.50.27
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<br />M. J. BUTTS
<br />1ST - STORM SEWERIN AREA BETWEEN 3~TH AVENUE AND 34T~ PLACE
<br />FROM DONALD STREET TO ALLEY WEST OF DONALD STREET
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<br />996.30
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<br />MOE'S INTER CITY
<br />1ST - SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN ASH AND ADAMS STREETS FROM
<br />SYCAMORE A~ENUE Td (EWIS AVENUE 1,594.83
<br />, 2ND & FINAL - STORM SEWER ON ORR' LANE EiTENS I ON FROM' 23RD AVENUE
<br />AND ORR 'LANE TO -24TH AVENUE AND CITY V',EW 112.00
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<br />1,706_.83,
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<br />SALEM SAND & GRAVEL
<br />4TH - WEST EUGENE SANITARY TRUNK SEWER SECTION I I
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<br />16',515.8'2
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<br />SOUTHERN ENGINEERING & CONSTRUCTION CO.
<br />4TH - SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
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<br />ICH, 15~'.49
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<br />K.A.WARDElL
<br />2ND - SIDEWALK ON 31ST AVE'NUr ,FROMWILLAMETTE TO HILYARD
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<br />518.07
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<br />IT WAS MOVED 'BY MRS. LAURIS SECONDED BY MR', MOLHOLMTHAT THE EST'IMATES AS SUBMITTED ~'~ 'APPROVED'
<br />~Nq THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS'AUTHORizED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. 'ALL ~OUNCIL-
<br />MEN PRESENT VOTING AYE~ MOTION~CARRIED.
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<br />THIS BEING THE DATE ,SET FOR THE AWARD OF CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF AN AIR RAID S'IREN, THE
<br />FOLLOWING BIDS WERE TABULATED AS OPENED FEB~UARY 28, 196i AT 10:00 AM:
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<br />C&S' ELECTR'I C L $ 5,049.00
<br />L. H. MORRIS ELECTRIC CO. 3,969.00
<br />MCPHETERS ELECTRIC 3,850.00
<br />MUNNELL & SHERRill, INC. 3,447.80
<br />.. BUT EXCLUDED FROM THEIR BID A PORTION OF THE REQUIREMENTS WHICH CALLS
<br />FOR REMOVING 3 EXISTING SIRENS FROM THEIR PRESENT MOUNTINGS AND RE-
<br />MOUN~ING THEM ~N N~W SERVICE POLES - ALSO THEIR BIb EXCLUDED THE
<br />MOUNTING OF TWO OF THE THREE NEW SIRENS; THEREFORE, THIS BID IS NOT
<br />CONSIDERED AS COMPLETE.
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<br />. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. MOlH?L~ SECONDED BY"MR. CHATT THAT THE CONTRACT BE AWARDED TO MCPHETERS'
<br />ELECTRIC ON THE BID PRICE OF $3,850.00. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, EXCEPT
<br />MR. CHRISTENSEN ABSTAINING, MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />REPORTS OF OFFICERS
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<br />A REPORT FROM THE CITY MANAGER CONCERNING LEGISLATION PENDING BEFORE THE OREGON STATE' LEGISLATURE
<br />WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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<br />"Two MATTtRS ARE PENDING 'BEFORE THE OREGON LEGISLATURE UPON WHICH YOU MAY WISH TO TAKE
<br />ACTION AND BE REPRESENTED AT COMMITTEE HEARINGS. THESE MEASURES ARE 11)' HB ~46& R~LATING
<br />TO COLLECTIVE BARGAINING FOR EMPLOYEES OF POLITICAL SUBDIVISIONS. THIS BJLL PROVIDES (A)
<br />THAT EMPLOYEES MAY JOIN LABOR ORGANIZA:rIO'NS OF THEI~,OWN CHOICE; (B) THAT' SUCH ,LABOR,OR-
<br />GANIZATIONS SHALL HAVE THE RIGHT TO PRESENT GRIEVAN~ES AND RECOMMENDATIONS REGARDING WAGE?,
<br />SALARIES, HOURS AND:CONDIT~ONS Of EMeLOYMENT INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO VACAT'IONS, SICK
<br />LEAVE, 'HOLt'DAY PAY AND O'THER PROPOSA'L'S PERTA I N I NG TO THE I R EMPLOYMENT, TO THE CITY COUNC I l;
<br />(C) THAT POLt TICAL SUBD.I V I S IONS HAVE. THE RIGHT TO ENTER I NTOCOLLECT I VE :BARGA-I N I:NG AGREE-
<br />MENTS WITH SUCH. LABOR OR'GANIZATlONS; (D) THAT IN THE EVENT THE CITY COUNCIL AND THE LABOR
<br />UNION DO NOT AGREE qN TERMS FOR COLEECTIVE BARGAINING, THEN THE STATE CONCILIATION $ERVICE'
<br />SHAll BE CALLED ,UPON TO .AVD IN ARRIVING AT AN AGREEMENT; AND (E) NO EMPLOYEE SHALL' HAVE'
<br />THE RIGHT TO STRIKE NOR SHALL RECOGNIZE A PICKET LINE WHILE IN THE PERFORMANCE OF HIS DUTIES.
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<br />HB 1466 HAS CERTAIN COMPULSORY REQUIREMENTS WHICH WOULD FORCE UPON THE CITY COUNCIL
<br />THE PROCEDUR~ OF COLLECTIVE aARGAI~ING WHETHER OR Noi THE COUNCIL WISHED TO BECOME SO IN-
<br />VOLVEU. THE BILL ~OULD Bi'LES~ O~JE~T~ONABLE ~F SECTIO~ I, PARAGRAP~'B, READ "POLITICAL
<br />SUBDIVISIONS MAY PERMIT ITS EMPLOYEES, THROUGH THEIR LABOR ORGANIZAT~ION, TO' PRESENT,
<br />GRIEVANCES AND RECOMMENDATIONS, ETC." SECTION 2, APPEARS TO BE OBJECTIONABLE IN THAT IT
<br />FORCES THE CITY COUNC I L TO USE THE SERV I eES OF THE STATE: CONC Ii IAT ION SERV ICCTO 'ARR I VE
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<br />AT AN AGREEMENT WITH EMPLOYEES' ORGANIZATIONS. THIS TAKES FROM THE C'TY COUNCIL THE DE-
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