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Vote was taken on motion, which failed, with Mr. Williams . voting aye, and all other Council members voting no. The matter will be referred back to the Planning Commission. E. Public Works Bid Openings and Contract Awards--opened September 8, 1977 (tabulation attached) Don Allen, Director of Public Works, reviewed for Council the various bids. On Bid No.9, Job No. 1387, he felt the bid was excessively high. He recommended that the Council award the bid to the low bidder, Shur-way Contractor, subject to the condition that Public Works inform the bidder it will not assess the $36 paving assessment to two property owners not located in the subdivision, but will bring a reduced figure back at time of assessment for those two properties. He recommended awarding to low bidders on all bids. Public hearing was opened. Geraldine Lamb, 980 Martha Court, regarding Bid No.9, Job No. 872, asked when residents could expect the project to be completed. Mr. Allen said completion date was October 30, weather permitting. Ms. Lamb then noted her property was on the east side of Calvin and had already been assessed for sewers, asking if she would be assessed again. Mr. Allen said no, the City did not assess twice for sewers. Public hearing was closed, there being no further testimony presented. e Mr. Haws moved, seconded by Mr. Hamel, to accept the low bid on all contracts, subject to the conditions set forth on Bid No.9, Job No. 1387. Motion carried unanimously. II. Ordinances held for Second Reading The following council bill, read the first time August 22, 1977 and held lacking unanimous consent for second reading, was brought back for a second reading by council bill number and title only, if no Council member present requests it be read in full: Manager reviewed for Council the discussion held August 22, noting this amendment to the Human Rights Ordinance would raise the penalty for discrimination from $100 up to a maximum of $1,000, subject to the judgment of the judge who levies the fine. Andy Clement, Human Rights Specialist, was available to answer questions. C.B. 1526--Concerning penalties; amending Section 4.990(2) of the Eugene Code 1971; and declaring an emergency was read by council bill number and title only, there being no Council member present requesting it be read in full. Mr. Haws moved, seconded by Mr. Hamel, that the bill be approved and given final passage. Roll call vote. Motion carried with Councilors Haws, Lieuallen, Smith, and Delay, voting aye; Councilors Williams, Hamel, and Obie, voting no. The bill - was declared passed and numbered 18049. --------------- , 9/12/77--9 ~~b