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<br /> -:- <br /> ~ <br /> E. Public Works Contract Awards (tabulations attached) <br /> 1. Storm sewer on Roosevelt Boulevard from approximately 300 feet <br /> e west of Maple Street to Garfield Street (2036) <br /> 2. Storm sewer between Bailey Lane and Tandy Turn from Coburg Road <br /> (2055) <br /> 3. Paving and sidewalk on Bailey Hill Road from 5th Avenue to 7th <br /> Avenue (2017) <br /> 4. Storm sewer on Acorn Park Street from 14th Avenue to 17th Avenue <br /> and on 14th Avenue from Buck Street to Acorn Park Street, to serve <br /> Ivy Glen PUD; and street paving on 14th Avenue from Acorn Park <br /> Street to Buck Street (2034) <br /> 5. Sanitary sewer on Crane Lane from Garfield Street to 400 feet east <br /> (2033) <br /> 6. Sanitary sewer between Crest a de Ruta and Capital Drive (2053) <br /> 7. Sanitary sewer on 13th Avenue from Mill Street to Hilyard Street <br /> (1959) <br /> 8. Slurry seals: 16 various locations (2058) <br /> 9. Street overlays; six various locations (2058) <br /> 10. Stairway construction at Kingswood and 46th Avenue (1832) <br /> Mr. Teitzel said that the contractor, Dan Allsup, under No.1, storm sewer on <br /> Roosevelt Boulevard from approximately 300 feet west of Maple Street to Garfield <br /> Street (2036), has withdrawn his bid. Mr. Teitzel recommended the second <br /> bidder, Wildish Construction, be awarded the contract. <br /> Public hearing was opened. <br /> e Barney Buse, 1948 Crane Lane, requested that the City put in a storm drain on <br /> Crain Lane as part of the plans for Roosevelt Boulevard. <br /> Public hearing was closed. <br /> Mr. Teitzel said the Roosevelt Boulevard storm sewer will provide drainage for <br /> the ditch on Crane Lane. There will not be a pipe in the ditch. The ditch will <br /> not be covered until the paving of Crane Lane. The residents should not have a <br /> water problem in the future. <br /> Ms. Schue moved, seconded by Mr. Hamel, to award the contracts <br /> to the low bidders in each case except in No.1, which should be <br /> awarded to the second-lowest bidder as suggested by Mr. Teitzel. <br /> Motion carried unanimously. <br /> Mr. Teitzel said that when they did the project on Roosevelt Boulevard, they <br /> would see that the ditch on Crane Lane was cleaned out and flowing properly. <br /> II. ORDINANCE FOR FIRST READING <br /> CB 2493--An ordinance levying assessments for storm sewer to <br /> replace a ditch running through Ellis Parker Elementary <br /> School property at approxiamtely 39th Avenue and Potter <br /> Street (81-01) <br /> e MINUTES--Eugene City Council July 12, 1982 Page 7 <br />