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<br />I THIS BEING THE DATE SET FOR THE AWARD OF CONTRACTS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF FOUR TENNIS COURTS AND I
<br /> FENCE AND BLEACHER SEATS AT AMAZON PARK, THE FOLLOWING TABULATION OF BJDS WAS PRESENTED AS OPENED
<br /> SEPTEMBER 10, 1962: :' I
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<br /> BASIC AL TERNATE I
<br /> BLEACHER BID , ,BID
<br /> LEE. BUILT CONSTRUCTION CO. - SPR I NGF I E.LD $ 5,195.00 $ 5,515.00
<br /> PAR~oRARaeNS AND SONS "7 ~~} 3 I 7,93 I .00 7,804.00
<br /> VIK CONSTRUCTION CO. 8,028.00 ,8,689.00
<br /> TENNIS COURTS AND. FENCE BAR RUN GRAVEL
<br /> PARSONS AND SON $ 22,886.00 $ 2.60/YD.
<br /> FRED STUBBERT 23,.3~0 .0.0 1..75/ YD.
<br /> VIK CONSTRUCTION CO. 25,878.00 2.25/YD~
<br /> LEE BUILT CONSTRUCTION CO. 26,304.00 1.90/ YD.
<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MRS.'LAURIS SECONDED BY MR. MOLHOLM THAT. THE CONTRACT FoR CbNSTRUCTI9N OF BLEACHERS BE
<br /> AWARDED TO LEE BUILT-CONSTRUCTION CO. ON THEIR BASIC BID PRICE OF $5,195.00, AND FOR'CONSTRUC.TION OF e
<br /> THE FOUR TENNIS COURTS AND fENCE, TO PARSONi AND SON ON THEIR BI~ PRIC~ Of $22,886~00. .ROLLCALL VOTE.
<br /> ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENt. VOT:ING AYE, MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />2 MAYOR CONE INQUIRED OF THE FIRE CHIEF IF fALSE ALARMS TURNED IN ARE STILL. C.AUSIN13 TROUBLE, AND THE
<br /> FIRE CHIEF ADVISED THEX HAD FOUND THE LARGE PERCENTAGE WERE TURNED: IN BY YOUNGSTERS. THE QUESTION WAS
<br /> ASKED BY THE COUNCIL IF THERE IS A PENALTY fOR ANYONE TURNING IN A fALSE ALARM. THE CITY ATTORNEY
<br /> ANSWERED THAT HE HAD NOT SEEN ANYTHING IN T.HE CODE TO INDICATE THE. CITY OF EUGENE 'HAS A P~NALTY. I
<br /> MR. SWANSON MOVED SECONDED BY MR. WILSON THAT THE CITY MANAGER XHEC~ INTO THE MATTER AND MAKE.A RECOM-
<br /> MENDATION REGARDING A PENALTY fOR TURNING' IN fALSE fiRE AL"ARtifS. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />3 THE CITY ATTORNEY. MEN.TIONED THAT FOR SOME TIME THE CITY OF EUGENE ,HAS BEEN WORKING UNDER A ;Il'1AXIMUM
<br /> FINE THAT IS SMALLER tHAN ~HAT RECOMMENDED I N THE NE'W UN I fORM TRAFf I C CODE BA I LSCHEDm~:E AND -SUG.GESTED
<br /> THAT THE CITY Of EUGENE REVISE ITS BAli SCHEDULE..
<br /> MR. SWANSON MOVED SECONDED BY MR. CHATT THAT, HiE CITY MANAGER BE ASKED TO INVESTIGAT.E THE POSSIBLE RE-
<br /> VISION OF THE ORDINANC~ GOVERNING THE BAIL SCHEDULE. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br /> . . COMMITTEE REPORTS
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<br /> COMMITTEE MEETING~ELD AUGUST 30, 1962:
<br /> "PRESENT: MAYOR CONE; COUNC I LMEN MOLHOLM, C'HATT, MOYER,: WI LSON, SWANSON, .CHR ISTENSEN .AND
<br /> DEVERELL.; C I'TY MA'NAGER; .C I T'Y RECORDER; ADM INISTRAT I.VE ,ASSI.STANTS;: AND OTHERS.
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<br />4 I. EASEMENT, EL PASO NATURAL ~GAS -.THE :COUNCIL MEMBERS, HAVING. PREVIOUSLY REVIEWED.THE SITE
<br /> Of THE REQUES~ED ~ASEMENT FROM EL PASO ,NATURAL GAS COMPANY, HEARD THE RECOMMENDATION OF
<br /> THE DIRECTOR Of PARKS & RE.CREATION CONCERNING THIS.EASEMENT. THE DIRECTOR RECOMMENDED
<br /> THE fOLLOWING POINTS BE INCLUDED :IN THE EASEMENT 'AGREEMENT:
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<br /> A. TOTAL EASEMENT TO BE NOT IN EXCESS Of 30 fEET IN WIDTH AND PARALLEL I
<br /> . .TO EUGENE WA'TER c& ELECTR I C.BoARD EASEME'NT - ...
<br /> B. INITIAL PIPE LINE.TO BE'.(NSTALLE-D.2 fEE':T WEST. Of'.EXISTING WEST MARGIN'
<br /> Of EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BPARD EASEMENT. MEASUREMENT TO BE 2 FEET
<br /> fROM CENTERLINE OF PIPE.
<br /> C.' .lOC'AT ION Of ANY fUTURE PIPE.L I.NE, "ACROSS :SAI 0 EASEMENT TO -BE' SUBJECT TO
<br /> THE fiNAL APPROVAL Of THE CITY Of. .EUGENE.. ' ., " .' ,
<br /> D. GAS COMPANY TO PAY CITY OF EUGENE $1250 PER ACRE FOR EASEMENT RIGHT-Of-WAY.
<br /> MR. CHRIStEN~E~MOVED'5ECONDEP BY. MR. MpyER TO.AP~~OVE THE EASEMENT fOR A WIDTH OF - . e
<br /> 30 FEET fOR $1250 PER ACRE, SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL Of THE CIT,Y ATTORNEY. .MOTION
<br /> CARRIED.
<br />5 2. BIG-Y FIRE - FOLLOWING SEVERAL COMMENTS CONCERNING THE RECENT FIRE AT THE.BIG~Y MARKET, I.
<br /> MR. WILSON MOVED SECONDED BY MR. MOLHOLM THAT T~ FIRE DEPARTMENT AND THE POLICE DEPART-
<br /> MENT BE COMMENDED ON THEIR HANDLING Of THEIR TWO.VERY DIFFICULT JOBS AT.THE ~IME OF THE
<br /> FIRE. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />6 3. TRAffiC AND ZONING, 6TH AND 7TH, BhAIR TO OVERPASS - DISCUSSION WAS HELD CONCERNING
<br /> THE TRAFfiC SITUATION, BUILDING PROBLEMS AND ZONING THE AREA ON 6TH AND 7TH AVENUES
<br /> fROM BLAIR BOULEVARD WEST TO THE OVERPASS. IT WAS SUGGESTED BY SOME MEMBERS Of THE
<br /> COUNCIL .tHAT THE STREET CURBS:SHOULD BE PLACED ON 6TH AND 7TH AVENUES IN.THOSE AREAS
<br /> WHERE NONE NOW EXI.ST, THAT PERHAPS THE TWO STREETS. SHOULD BEWIDENED,.AND ,THAT THE.
<br /> STATE HIGHW~Y BE CONTACTED WITH REGARD TO STANDING SOME Of THE EXPENSE OF THE IM- I
<br /> pkOVE~ENT..IT WAS ALSO SUGGESTED THE CITY MANAGER CHECK INTO THE PRESENT ZONE AREAS I
<br /> BETWEEN BLAIR AND .THE OVERPASS. fT.WAS:THOUGHT.THAT BY.CHANGING THE USES OFC-I
<br /> ZONE, IN SOME INSTANCES THERE WOULD BE CERTAIN TYPES OF COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS AND BUSINESSES
<br /> ATTRACTED WHICH ARE NOW RESTRICTED IN THE AREA. THE COUNCIL REQUESiED THE CITY ~ANAGER TO
<br /> INVESTIGATE THESE MATTERS AN~ REPORT BACK,AT SOME FUTURE TIME.',
<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MRS.LAURIS SECONDED BY MR. MOLHOLM THAT THE COMMITTEE REPORT Of AUGUST 30, .962 BE
<br /> APPROVED. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED; ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE..
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