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<br />Counc i1 Chamber
<br />Eugene, Oregon
<br />February 24, 1965
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<br />Adjourned meeting of the Common Council of the city of Eugene, Oregon - adjourned
<br />from the regular meeting held February 8, 1965 - was called to order at 7:30 p.m. in
<br />the Council Chamber on February 24, 1965 by His Honor Mayor Edwin E. Cone with the
<br />following councilmen present: Mr. Chatt,'Mrs. Lauris~ Messrs. Crakes, Hawk, Purdy,
<br />McNutt, Anderson, and Lassen. ' ..
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<br />Minutes of the regular meetin~, held February 8, 1965, as mailed to members of the
<br />Council, were approved.
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<br />NEW BUSINESS
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<br />The City Manager announced that Councilman. Crakes will attend the National Legis-
<br />lative Conference in Washington, D. C., March~'3b-Apri1.'1, 1965. .Also,tha~ Mayor
<br />Willard Marshall o~ Salem will attend the same confere~ce.
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<br />Street Tree Program. Jaycees - H. B.-~awkin~ and: Dick Sod~rberg of the Eugene
<br />Jaycees by means of drawings and colored slides presented a tree planting program
<br />which would extend over a number of years, beginning in the business'area of the City
<br />and gradually working outward from the core area. The Jaycees propose to'plant a num-
<br />ber of trees each year according to an organIzed plan. Mayor Cone commended the'Jay~
<br />cees for their proposal, and several members of the Council also voiced their approval,
<br />of the program. -. -. ' .
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<br />The City M~nager announced that a hearing would be held at the Capitol at 1:00 p.m.
<br />on February 25, 1965 on S.B.142, which provides that all public wor~s improvements over,.
<br />$1500 shall be constructed by private contractors.
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<br />A tabulation was presented of bids ope~ed February: 16, 1965 on sewer construction
<br />as follows:
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<br />Pro;ect and Name of.Bidder
<br />Sanitary Sewer in area between Lorane
<br />Highway and Blanton Road and between
<br />Crest Drive and south boundary Kervon
<br />Park Addition
<br />Wild ish Construction Company
<br />McKenzie Road & Driveway Co.
<br />Oregon Allstate, Inc.
<br />Salem Sand & Gravel Company
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<br />Contract
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<br />Cost/
<br />Zone
<br />Foot
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<br />Amount
<br />Budgeted
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<br />Cost to
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<br />$ 6.50
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<br />$ 3,448.90
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<br />(Engineers': .
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<br />$ 16,000.00
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<br />(Low) $
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<br />12,492.25
<br />15,308.81
<br />16,378.09
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<br />Mr. Chatt ~oved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to award t~e contract to Wildish Construction
<br />Company on'their' bid price' of $12,492.25. Rollcall vote. All . councilmen 'present
<br />voting aye,mo~ion carried.
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<br />COMMITTEE REPORTS
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<br />Committee meeting held. February 11, ,1965:
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<br />"Present: Mayor Cone; Councilmen Chatt, Crakes, Hawk, Purdy, McNutt, Ander-
<br />son,' and Lassen; City Manager; Assfstant City Manager; City At-
<br />torney, City Recorder; Assistant City Re~order; Dtrector of Public
<br />Works;: and others.
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<br />1. Handbill Ordinance - The-City Attorney briefed the Council members on
<br />the regulations. in: the active, Eugene handbill: ordinance., Mr. Uggen
<br />then spoke, stating that he and his partner, Mr. Husing, proposed to
<br />enter the handbill: and leaflet distribution: field .in Eugene.' H~:also
<br />suggested that the current Eugene ordinance should be revised to allow
<br />tw~ o~ more firms ~o be licens~d and bonde~ t~ distribute advertising
<br />matter, leaflets, handbills, and' circulars'within the City on a door-
<br />to:door, basis. Mr. Uggen suggested th~t this would allo~ better co~-
<br />trol of delivery, keep handbills:an~ le~fl~ts fro~ clu~teri~g the
<br />streets, woul~ make: one or more individuals responsible for legal dis-
<br />tribution, and allow distribution at less cost than by U,S. mail.. Mr.
<br />Uggen also suggested that people not,wtshing ~o have handbills and leaf-
<br />lets delivered to their residences list their' names with'the police de-
<br />partment,'and thi$ list would be scruttnize~ before each: delivery. .
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