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<br />Item.#2 2,055 lin ft. 8" cast iron pipe @ $4.70 $9,658.50
<br />If both items are awarded, the contractor agrees to install the combined items for $12,491.45, a savings
<br />of $637.05• Since receipt of the.bids, a meeting had been held with Mr. William Fairley of E. T. Haas Cc,
<br />Mr, Winter, Mr. Rolison and Mr- Jain and it had been determined that considerable saving could be accoa.
<br />plished by relocation of the mains in the streets so as to save cutting and replacement of pavement, gs,,
<br />Fairley agreed to reduce the bid price by $2455 if no pavement was required to be cut and to charge 500
<br />per square foot for any, pavement required to be cut and replaced. It was City Engineer Jain's recommen-
<br />dation that bid be accepted, concurred in by City Manager Rolison. This would be paid out of earnings
<br />from portion of the system located in Emerald Lake. Money will be available according to the City Auditor's
<br />statement before leaving on his vacation. Councilman Royer ,moved recommendation of approval of City Engi-
<br />neer in which City Manager concurred, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried.
<br />COUNCILMAN HERKNER NOTED THAT THEY HAD OPENED TWO BIDS TONIGHT AND ONLY ONE BID HAD BEEN RECEIVED ON EACH
<br />ONE. He wondered if this was indicative of a trend or if it was just a coincidence. He suggested that
<br />Mr. Rolison contact other concerns that might have been bidders on this and find out wby they didn't bid,
<br />Mr. Rolison said he thought the contractors were quite busy with subdivision work. Mayor Morgan thought
<br />there was a shortage of help.
<br />CITY MANAGER REPORT SALE OF BONDS FINANCE WATER AND SEWER PROGRAM. He, with the City Engineer and City Attor.
<br />ney talked this over and they thought half of the bonds that had been voted should be sold, - about
<br />$500,000. The sewer pipe ordered amounted to about $80,000 and some of the other larger cast-iron pipe
<br />amounted to about $1009000 and the firehouse was to be considered. Bond market was reported to be good
<br />at this time. Councilman Jones moved that City Attorney be instructed to prepare resolution for the
<br />next meeting, seconded by Councilman Granger and carried.
<br />PETITION FOR STREET LIGHTS 1200 BLOCK JOHNSON STREET. Five property owners signed petition which was pre-
<br />sented and they asked for lights between Oak Street and Redwood Avenue. Councilman Granger moved this
<br />be referred tp proper authorities for report at next meeting, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried,
<br />APPLICATION 1:00 AM DANCE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st, PROGRESSIVE CLUB. The club had been investigated by the
<br />Police Department. It was an informal organization composed of nine colored people and the purpose of
<br />the dance was. to provide money to be used for the help of needy colored persons. None had police records
<br />beyond minor traffic citations. Council had established a policy whereby dances were not allowed to
<br />1:00 AM except on Saturday night. Dance was to be held at Forester's Hall. Councilman Herkner moved
<br />that they allow dancing to 1:00 AM, seconded by Councilman Jones. On roll call motion was lost, Council-
<br />men Herkner and Jones voting Yes. Dancing would be permitted until 12:00 AM.
<br />RESOLUTION 1117 APPROVING ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM HARDING-SAPPHIRE - ST. FRANCIS was offered and 'moved for adoption
<br />by Councilman Royer, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried on roll call, Councilman Spillers and
<br />Mayor Britschgi noted absent.
<br />,RESOLUTION 1118 APPROVING ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM OAK,,REESE & JOHNSON STREETS was offered and moved for adoption
<br />by Councilman Granger, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried on roll call. Councilman Spillers and
<br />Mayor Britschgi noted absent.
<br />RESOLUTION 1119 APPROVING ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM WHIPPLE AVENUE WAS OFFERED BY Councilman Herkner, seconded by
<br />Councilman Royer and carried on roll call Councilman Spillers and Mayor Britschgi noted absent.
<br />RESOLUTION 1120 APPROVING ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM ALAMEDA DE LAS PULGAS WAS OFFERED AND MOVED for adoption by000-
<br />cilman Jones,. seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried on roll call. Councilman Spillers and Mayor
<br />Britschgi were noted absent.
<br />RESOLUTION 1121 ESTABLISHING STOP SIGNS ONE EACH ON WHIPPLE AVE AT EACH OF WHIPPLE AVENUE'S INTERSECTIONS
<br />WITH ALAMEDA and ONE ON ATHERVIOOD AVENUE AT ATHERWOOD AVENUES INTERSECTION WITH W 0DSIDE ROAD, was
<br />offered and moved for adoption by Councilman Royer,, seconded by Councilman Granger and carried onroD
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<br />Item.#2 2,055 lin ft. 8" cast iron pipe @ $4.70 $9,658.50
<br />If both items are awarded, the contractor agrees to install the combined items for $12,491.45, a savings
<br />of $637.05• Since receipt of the.bids, a meeting had been held with Mr. William Fairley of E. T. Haas Cc,
<br />Mr, Winter, Mr. Rolison and Mr- Jain and it had been determined that considerable saving could be accoa.
<br />plished by relocation of the mains in the streets so as to save cutting and replacement of pavement, gs,,
<br />Fairley agreed to reduce the bid price by $2455 if no pavement was required to be cut and to charge 500
<br />per square foot for any, pavement required to be cut and replaced. It was City Engineer Jain's recommen-
<br />dation that bid be accepted, concurred in by City Manager Rolison. This would be paid out of earnings
<br />from portion of the system located in Emerald Lake. Money will be available according to the City Auditor's
<br />statement before leaving on his vacation. Councilman Royer ,moved recommendation of approval of City Engi-
<br />neer in which City Manager concurred, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried.
<br />COUNCILMAN HERKNER NOTED THAT THEY HAD OPENED TWO BIDS TONIGHT AND ONLY ONE BID HAD BEEN RECEIVED ON EACH
<br />ONE. He wondered if this was indicative of a trend or if it was just a coincidence. He suggested that
<br />Mr. Rolison contact other concerns that might have been bidders on this and find out wby they didn't bid,
<br />Mr. Rolison said he thought the contractors were quite busy with subdivision work. Mayor Morgan thought
<br />there was a shortage of help.
<br />CITY MANAGER REPORT SALE OF BONDS FINANCE WATER AND SEWER PROGRAM. He, with the City Engineer and City Attor.
<br />ney talked this over and they thought half of the bonds that had been voted should be sold, - about
<br />$500,000. The sewer pipe ordered amounted to about $80,000 and some of the other larger cast-iron pipe
<br />amounted to about $1009000 and the firehouse was to be considered. Bond market was reported to be good
<br />at this time. Councilman Jones moved that City Attorney be instructed to prepare resolution for the
<br />next meeting, seconded by Councilman Granger and carried.
<br />PETITION FOR STREET LIGHTS 1200 BLOCK JOHNSON STREET. Five property owners signed petition which was pre-
<br />sented and they asked for lights between Oak Street and Redwood Avenue. Councilman Granger moved this
<br />be referred tp proper authorities for report at next meeting, seconded by Councilman Royer and carried,
<br />APPLICATION 1:00 AM DANCE FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21st, PROGRESSIVE CLUB. The club had been investigated by the
<br />Police Department. It was an informal organization composed of nine colored people and the purpose of
<br />the dance was. to provide money to be used for the help of needy colored persons. None had police records
<br />beyond minor traffic citations. Council had established a policy whereby dances were not allowed to
<br />1:00 AM except on Saturday night. Dance was to be held at Forester's Hall. Councilman Herkner moved
<br />that they allow dancing to 1:00 AM, seconded by Councilman Jones. On roll call motion was lost, Council-
<br />men Herkner and Jones voting Yes. Dancing would be permitted until 12:00 AM.
<br />RESOLUTION 1117 APPROVING ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM HARDING-SAPPHIRE - ST. FRANCIS was offered and 'moved for adoption
<br />by Councilman Royer, seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried on roll call, Councilman Spillers and
<br />Mayor Britschgi noted absent.
<br />,RESOLUTION 1118 APPROVING ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM OAK,,REESE & JOHNSON STREETS was offered and moved for adoption
<br />by Councilman Granger, seconded by Councilman Jones and carried on roll call. Councilman Spillers and
<br />Mayor Britschgi noted absent.
<br />RESOLUTION 1119 APPROVING ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM WHIPPLE AVENUE WAS OFFERED BY Councilman Herkner, seconded by
<br />Councilman Royer and carried on roll call Councilman Spillers and Mayor Britschgi noted absent.
<br />RESOLUTION 1120 APPROVING ASSESSMENT DIAGRAM ALAMEDA DE LAS PULGAS WAS OFFERED AND MOVED for adoption by000-
<br />cilman Jones,. seconded by Councilman Herkner and carried on roll call. Councilman Spillers and Mayor
<br />Britschgi were noted absent.
<br />RESOLUTION 1121 ESTABLISHING STOP SIGNS ONE EACH ON WHIPPLE AVE AT EACH OF WHIPPLE AVENUE'S INTERSECTIONS
<br />WITH ALAMEDA and ONE ON ATHERVIOOD AVENUE AT ATHERWOOD AVENUES INTERSECTION WITH W 0DSIDE ROAD, was
<br />offered and moved for adoption by Councilman Royer,, seconded by Councilman Granger and carried onroD
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