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<br /> September 5, 1967
<br /> A s'pecia1 'meeting 'of,tne.:C6mmon :c=.:ouncU' of the city of .Eugene, Oregon was called >byMayor Edwin E.
<br /> Cone and was called .to order at:4:45.p.m. .on September 5; 1967 in the .Council Chamber of Council
<br /> Vice President Anderson in the absence of Mayor Cone and Council President Purdy. Other councilmen
<br /> present were Mrs. Lauris, Mr. McNutt, Mrs. Hayward, and Messrs. Lassen and McDonald. Coimc ilman
<br /> Wingard was~:'abserit. ,"1.. , , . . ,1 ~.' I . . . .:! : " ,
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<br />1 Bids, Runway Extension and Lighting at Mah10n Sweet Field, Opened August 3, 1967 were
<br /> "submitt'ed~: - , ., tl ~ -:. . j,~ .~ ' t~. ; I: .'. d : - I'.. ., ' . " . I, :
<br /> Basic .' Alt'ernate. Us iog "Co'rrugated " .
<br /> C. J. Montag & Sons $ 184,375.61 Metal Pipe Instead of Con-
<br /> : . McKenzie Road. & DriVeway.. ~ " . , . 191;555.5t: crete'..o.n .60" 'size -,
<br /> .tl, W'ildis'h'Gonstructi'on CO" . 1 d, 20~r;057 ..14. 'J', 'I r: C.J'.Montag & 'Sons" '$1"83,138.'11'
<br /> Eugene Sand & Gravel Co. 214,878.58 It
<br /> Lighting . t' ~ ... . t! J .:' \ ~ : '" l:. . " -0\ .....! t ~ ~ J \ J t "1 .' t. t i . ~ " "
<br /> Steeck Electric Company 53,632.20
<br /> Sims Ele.c't'iic, Inc'; 63;251;80 ' .. ..
<br /> West Coast Electric .Co.of Wash. 63,852;00 ' ,. , .. ,j' .'
<br /> Hamilton Electric Company 67,321.05
<br /> L. R.MorrisElectric.'Cdmpany , 72,103.00 I
<br /> Clark Electric Company 74,126.00
<br /> Olson. Electric Company ".- .. .79,304.00 ,. . ..
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<br /> Engineers estimate on the extension was $239,162.91 based on completion this fall; Reduction
<br /> due to extending completion date. On lighting, engineers estimate was $53,000.00. The Air-
<br /> port Manager explained that 'Federal' funds are available and .re'commend~d award of co-ntracts.
<br /> to the low bidder on each project, taking the alternate on runway extension, and subject to
<br /> FAA approval of the bids. The City Manager pointed out that the City's share of the cost
<br /> of these projects was included in the 1967-68 Airport budget.
<br /> Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to award contracts as recommended. Motion carried on
<br /> rollcall vote, with all councilmen present voting aye.
<br /> -.... . _ .J RESOLUTmDNS
<br />2 Resolution No. 1455 - AuthotiztDg acceptance of Grant for Runway Extension and Lighting, Mahlon
<br /> Sweet Field, $227~587.00 (Project 9-35-044-C808, Contract FA68WE-3904) was submitted and read in full.
<br /> Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to adopt the resolution. Rollcall vote. All councilmen
<br /> present voting aye, motion carried.
<br />3 Resolution No. 1456 - Awarding contract to C. J. Montag and Sons, Inc. , for runway extension
<br /> at Mahlon Sweet Field, $183,138.11, was submitted and read in full.
<br /> Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to adopt the resolution. Rollcall vote. All councilmen I
<br /> present voting aye, motion carried.
<br />4 Resolution No. 1457 - Awarding contract to Steeck Electric Company for runway lighting at
<br /> Mahlon Sweet Field, $53,632.20, was submitted and read in full.
<br /> Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to adopt the resolution. Motion carried, on rollcall vote,
<br /> all councilmen present votin g aye. e
<br />5 Resolution No. 1458 - Approving settlement with certain defendants in the case State of Oregon
<br /> et al vs. American Pipe and Construction Co., et aI, was submitted and read in full.
<br /> The City Attorney explained that the State had settled its suit against some of the defendants in
<br /> this case (United States Steel Corporation; Kaiser Steel Corporation; Martin-Marietta Corporation;
<br /> U.S.lndustries, Inc.; United Concrete Pipe Corporation; and Smith-Scott Co., Inc.), and that although
<br /> the city of Eugene had not purchased steel pipe from the companies sued in the price-fixing case, the
<br /> City had joined with the State and other Oregon cities in the suit. Re said the State is now ~gking
<br /> for a resolution the City will not sue any of the settling defendants involved which will also allow
<br /> the Attorney General of the State of Oregon to distribute funds received from the settling defendants.
<br /> Mrs. Lautis moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to adopt the resolution. Rollcall vote. All councilmen
<br /> present voting aye, motion carried.
<br />6 Resolution No. 1459 - Authorizing Attorney General to distribute monies received from settling I
<br /> defendants in U.S.District Court suit State of Oregon et al vs. American Pipe and Construction Co.,
<br /> et aI, was submitted and read in full. -
<br /> Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr.. McNutt to adopt the resolution. Rollcall vote. All councilmen
<br /> present voting aye, motion carried.
<br /> Upon motion duly made, seconded, and carried, the meeting was adjourned. -
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<br /> H gh McKinley, City Mana r
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