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,.., ') ,.~ ;;;" .' ' L.JLI__ ~I\ ~tr~ ..AL U e I ,I " PREVIOUS ALTERNATE 2 - LEAVING WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY BYRNES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY CENTRAL PAVING 20' CENTER ( Low) STRIP 15,423.65 15,860.39 16,782.07 7.62 PAVING STRM SWR WEST BROADWAY fROM CHAMBERS TO GRANT WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 34' (Low) BYRNES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY STANTON PAYNE EUGENE ROAD & DRIVEWAY CO. 7,455.63, 7,480.86 7,496.28 7,654.33 7.16 'e 22ND AVENUE BETWEEN JACKSON AND VANBUREN WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 361 (Low) STANTON PAYNE 4,356. BYRNES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY EUGE NE ROAD & DR I VEWA Y CO. 4,269.85 4,356.07 4,448.41 4,566.30 7.43 25TH PLACE fROM JEffERSON TO WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY STANTON PAYNE EUGENE ROAD & DRIVEWAY CO. BYRNES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY MADISON 34' (Low) 5,307.11 5,845.67 5,967.82 6,872.33 8.54 I A LETTER DATED MAY 8, 1961 WAS READ fROM ABR~MS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INDICATING AN ERROR IN THEIR BID ON THE fiRST ITEM BEING CONSTRUCTION Of SANtTARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN 2ND ADDITION TO EDGEWOOD ESTATES AND Fox HOLLOW ROAD AND EXP~AINING. ~ ~ C\1 ~ CO CO IT WAS MOVED BY MRS. LAURIS SECONDED BY MR. MOLHOLM THAT THE CONTRACTS BE AWARDED TO THE LOW BIDDER ON EACH PROJECT INCLUDING THE LOW BID ON ALTERNATE #2 ON THE, PAVING Of WEST 11TH AVENUE fROM CHAMBERS TO GARFIELD EXCEPT THAT ON THE FIRST ITEM, BEING CONSTRUCTION Of SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BE- TWEEN 2ND ADDITION TO EDGEWOOD ESTATES AND Fox HOLLOW ROAD, THE CONTRACT BE AWARDED TO WILDISH CON- STRUCTION COMPANY ON THEIR BID PRICE Of $14,592.50. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESEmT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES A REPORT fROM THE COMMITTEE MEETING OF APRIL 27, 1961 WAS PRESENTEp AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "PRESENT: MAYOR CONE; COUNClLMEN LAURIS, MOLHOLM, MOYER, WILSON, SWANSON, CHRISTENSEN AND DEVERELL; CITY MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY; CITY RECORDER. I. H. C. PHELPS REQUEST TO REZONE TO R-3 PROPERTY AT 2352 WI LLAMETTE - TH I S REQUEST HAD BEEN BEfORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND REfERRED TO THE COUNCIL WITH THEIR RECOMMENDA- TION THAT A VARIANCE BE GRANTED TO ALLOW A SMALL APARTMENT IN THE R-I ZONE. UPON RE- fERRAL BACK TO COMMITTEE BY THE COUNCIL, MR. PHELPS WAS PRESENT AND EXPLAINED HIS RE- QUEST. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED APPROVAL ~THE VARIANCE. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. I 2 2. WICKS-CLELAND REQUEST TO REZONE TO C-2 PROPERTY AT 1780-1790 POLK - THIS MATTER HAD BEEN BEFORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND REfERRED TO THE COUNCIL WITH THEIR RECOMMENDA- TION THAT THE REZONING BE DENIED. THE COUNCIL AT THIE R MEETING ON APRIL 24, 1961 RE- fERRED THE MATTER BACK TO COMMITTEE AT WHICH TIME MR. GORDON COTTRELL, MR. VANTASSEL AND MR. SCOTT, A SHELL OIL CO. REPRESENTATIVE, ,WERE PRESENT MOWITH THE USE Of SLIDES PRESENTED THEIR CASE IN REQUESTING THE ZONE CHANGE. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THE MATTER BE TABLED UNTIL THE NEXT COMMITTEE MEETING. e 3 3. SEWER EASEMENT WEST Of SYLVAN, WALTER MICKEL PROPERTY - THIS MATTER HAD BEEN BEfORE THE COMMITTEE ON APRIL 13, 1961 AND HELD fOR fURTHER INVESTIGATION. THE PUBLIC WORKS ESTI- MATED THE EASEMENT COST TO BE $1200 TO $1500. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED PURCHASE Of THE EASEMENT ACROSS THE MICKEL PROPERTY FOR THE PRICE OF THE ASSESSMENT WHICH WOULD BE CHARGED AGAINST THAT PORTION Of PROPERTY NOT ALREADY ASSESSED PROVIDING THAT If THE PROPERTY IS IMPROVED LATER, THE ASSESSMENT WOULD BE LEVIED. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 4 4. SANITARY SEWER, RIDENOUR PLAT EAST OF EAST AMAZON DRIVE AT 42ND AVENUE - THIS PETITION REPRESENTED 75% Of THE ABUTTING PROPERTY AND THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THE SEWER CONSTRUC- TION BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 5 5. PAVING MADISON, 26TH TO 28TH - A PETIT'ION REPRESENTING 32% Of ABUTTING PROPERTY WAS RRe~ENTED, AND THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THIS PROJECT BE HELD OVER UNTIL NEXT YEAR. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. I 6 . 6. PAVING AND SEWERS 7TH PLACE fROM WEST LINE MCKINLEY STREET APPROXIMATELY 8101 WEST; 5TH AVENUE FROM EAST LINE OF SOUTHERN PACIFic RIGHT-Of-WAY APPROXIMATELY 520' WEST; AND WILSON FROM 5TH AVENUE APPROXIMATELY 11761 SOUTH - THIS PETITION REPRESENTS 90% Of THE ABUTTING PROPERTY AND IT WAS REPORTED BY PUBLIC WORKS THAT A STORM SEWER WOULD BE REQUIRED FOR THE AREA AT AN ESTI~ATED COST Of $9000. THE COMMITTEE APPROVED THE PETITION." MOTION CARRI'ED UNANIMOUSLY. e ~