City Council Packet - 12/12/1966 RESEW
TIGARD CITY COUNCIL
MEETING DECEMBER 12, 1966
AGENDA:
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. ROLL CALL
3 PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
4, APPROVAL OF MINUTES - November 28, 1966'
5. MONTHLY REPORTS
(a) Financial
(b) Building
(c) Police..
(d) Sewer
6. PAYING OF THE BILLS
7. APPOINTMENT OF DORIS HARTIG AS DEPUTY CITY RECORDER
8. RESOLUTION: TRANSFER OF CITY FUNDS
(a) Transfer of $501.15 from Improvement Bond Interest Sinking
Fund to General Fund
(b) Transfer of $10,584.68 as'a loan from Sewage Disposal Fund
to Bancroft Bond #3 Fund for Southwest Pacific Highway
Sewer Project
9. LEFT TURN CHANNELIZATION ON S. W. PACIFIC_HIGHWAY. - S.W. Johnson Ave.
to McDonald Ave.
(a) Recommendation of State Highway Department
10. ANNEXATION - UNION CENTRAL COMPANY
(a) Public Hearing - 8:00 P.M.
(b) Adoption of Ordinance
11. ANNEXATION TORLAND
(a) Public Hearing - 8:00 P.M.
(b) Adoption of Ordinance
12. : GARBAGE COLLECTION FRANCHISE
(a) Report from City Administrator
13. PINEBROOK, ET AL, ANNEXATION ELECTION
(a) Set Date of Election
14. OTHER BUSINESS
l5. CALL TO THE AUDIENCE FOR THOSE DESIRING TO SPEAK
16. ADJOURNMENT I
T 2 G A K D i T Y C O if K C 1 L
REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, MONDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1966, 7^:30 P.M.
1. ROLL, CALL Present: Mayor E. G, Kyle, Councilmen F. H. Bergmann,
R)N, M. Fisher., Havey C.. Knauss, Attorney F. A. Anderson,
City Administrator RoL,(.rt. K. Logan; Keith C, Thompson,
City Engineer; bion;ie S. Andrews, City Recorder
Absent, Councilman Uohn P. Well
2. PLEDGE OF ALI.fi G1ANCE
3. MINTTES, for approval November 28, 156
Approved by unarsiai[ous vote. of all Coi.ncil member- present.
4. FINANCIAL AND DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS FOR NU?IEMBER 1966
(a) Submitted and made a part of the record.
5. PAYING OF THE BLI.LS
Motion: Councilman Bergmann, .Motion seconded by Council-
man Fisher
Approved by unanimous vote of all Council members present.
6. APPOINTMENT OF DORIS HARTIC AS DEPUTY CITY RECORDER
Motion, Councilman Bergmann, Motion seconded by council-
man Knauss
Approved by unanimous vote of all Council r., ...>=_rs_present:
7. RESOLUTION; TRANSFER OF CITY FUNDS
(a) Transfer of $501.,15 from Improvement Bond Interest
Sinking Fund to General Fund
Motions Councilman Rnauss, Motion seconded by
Councilman Bergmann
Approved by unanimous voteof all Council members present.
(b) Transfer of $10,584.68 as a loan from Sewage Disposal Fund
to Bancroft Bond #3 Fund for S.W. Pacific Highway Sewer
Project`
Resolution Authorized Transfer of Funds (See note attached)
Motion:: Councilman Knauss, Motion seconded ry Councilman
Fisher
Adopted by unanimous vote or all Council members present.
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8. LEFT TURN CHANNFi.ILl ON S,W PA,"TPIC 1EIGHWA`I - S.W. ,Johnson. Ave.
to S,.W. McDonald Ave.
(a) Recoetu:rended by City Admir.tstrator
It_was mo^ped by Councilman Betgmann, seconded by Councilman
Knaus.,, :ic+ 'unanimous)v c it--i ed by all members present to
direct tx.;_ 'City Attorney to diait an. Ordinance prohibiting
parking on both sides"of. Southwest Pacific Ili.ghway from
Johnson Avenue to about McDonald Avenue to affectuate the
left turn c1laniLelization,
9. ANNEXATION' 012ti11"ANCL; Aa OrdixGarxe Anriexiu;,g to the City of Tigard
Lands o_ c.. C'+ astral Co., being'a portion
of Slor_k "A" ME-L7.9er Acre Tracts, Washington
County, Oregon
Punlic`Heari.ng --:8,00 P,M.
Hearing Closed
(a) Ordinance No. 60•-48 - Ordinance read three times;by title
and number
(b) Motion: Councilman Bergmann, Motion seconded by councilman
Knauss
Adopted by unanimous vote of all i:ounril members present.
10`. AINEXCATION ORDINANCE - An Ordinance Annexing to the City of Tigard
Lands in Greenburg Heights, being All of
Lot 5, and parts of Lots 4, 6 and 7 Commonly
knoYm as "Torland et all A•nE�cation,",Wash-
ington County, Oregon
Public Hearing -- B-00 P.M.
Hearing Closed.
(a) Ordinance No. 66-49 Ordinance read three times by title
and number
(b) Motions Councilman Knauss,Motion seconded by, Councilman
Fisher
Adopted by unanimous vote of all Council members present.
11. GARBAGE COLLECTION eRANCHTSL
Postponed until January 9, 1967.'
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:3LLLS PRE.3FN LIz FOR PAYMENT DECEMBER 13, 1966
Gene al Eund.t .0 i at ,nal dank
Balance as of ;c*;rhfi_ sl, l9Gr`. >12,479.24
November Receipts 10,358..64
831ar,c2
$22,837.88
Check No.
1899 Public Employees I:etirewenY Boatci, 33:d i't.r. 45,76
1900 'Tigard Limber Co. 16.50
1901 S.C.M. Corp, tn. « l: $47.33] 47,33
1902 I,ea.3ue of Ore, C-1-ties, .:.roup l.,.es 13',.:09
1903 •:hitcher Printi'r„ & Stationery, tAdra.,$4a.83,Poli e $102.37) 151.20
1914 Monnie S.Andrews, League of Ore,:C itie2j Expenses 20,%,
1915 Robert K� Logan, League of Ore,. Citie4 Expenses 20_00
1916 Floyd a. lsergmartn, League of Ore. Cities Expenses 20.00
1917 Hugh Wilkir..or, League of !irt. :jtle6 Expenses 20.60
1918 E„G,, Kyle, LeagueofOre,. Cities Expenses 2000
1919 John Well, League of Ore. 'cities Expenses 20.00
1920 Void
1921 Void
1922 Hilton llotal, Convention 20.00
1923 -Hugh Wilkinson„ Additional Exps.., Convention 6.97
1924 Demco Library Supplies, !Library) 26.50
1925 Cantel Co., Police Cruiser Desk 32.91
1926 Speedometer Service & :Instrument Co_ (Police) 1.00
1927 Communication $pectalists, Repair Police Radio 135.90
1928 'P,3blic Admin. Sprvice, Publications (P. & Z.) 13.25
1929 Fred, A Anderson, Adm. $68� P=h L. $31-20; M.C. $109.05 203.2;
1930 Times Litho Print, Ballots 22.0,3
1931 Secretary of State, Poll Books 8.35
1932 George F. Lake Co. Police, (Speaker, Warning Light) 304.14
1933 John Perry, Additional Exps., League of Ore. Cities_ 6,00
1934 Motorola C & E. Police Radio 74.00
1937 Nudelman Brothers, (Police) 6.00
1938 M. Trumbo Co,7nc. (Countertop) 12.36
1939 void
1940 Management Information Service, subscription :35.00
1941 Hugh H„ Wilkinso::, mileage 9.12
1942 Tigard Times (P.;& Z� $11,.22) '31.13
1954 Dorothy Faulk, Jury Duty 5.00
1955 Carroll M,.; Bell, Jury Duty 5.00
1956 Gustaf A. Williams, Jury Duty 5.00
1957 Walter N. Weber, .Fury Dutv 5.00
1958 Marilyn M. cranzel, :7uzy Duty 0
1959 Agnes Anderson, .J'LSrJ Duty 5.00
1960 void
1961 Gillespie Decals :...:.,City Ertl>Lems 50.00
1962 Del Hall Ford Co_', Repairs 228,60
1963 West Coast Telephone Co.(c21,55 Police) 103„40
1964 H.C. Daniels - mileage, Nov. °66 2< 88
. 1965 Portland General Electric (St�Ltg.$375.95)' 411.89
1966 Tigard Auto Body Works 6.00
1967 N..r',:Natural Cas Co..
1968 NnW, 'industrial Laundry Co. 3".31 12.31
General 'Fund, 1i.3. National Bank (C::a" .)
Check No,
1969 Legal Palblicat.ions Manuals for Police L;ept. 21.20
1910 traKler Electric co 276.13
1971 McCready LumLer dards 22.95
Salaries s Taney 4,525.86_
$47,180-58
Esook Bdlanc-c $15,657.30
5ewa•je Dispueal 1011d - First National
Ba1ar.ce as of October 31, 1960 ___._.___ $38,115.67
Novemb6r Beca_ipts 4Q?LS 79
Balance $42,231.46
Check No.
4751 so Nati.ona', batik,"Sinki.ng Fund",Se,,,rer Relocation $316.67
488 U.S. Postmaster, postage 50.0i
500 Coast contractors, S.W. '72nd & Bonita Sewer 3,688,30
501 League of ore. Cities, F?l:ie dross Group Ins. 45.42
502 Coast to Coast Stores 4072
503 Whitcher Printing h Statiornery, inc„ 3.90
506 1Ceith Thompson,League of are. cities Expenses (Convention) 20.00
507 Petrick J., Gamroth, League of Ore.cities Expenses (Convention) 20.00
508 Addressograph Multigraph Corp, Supplies 3..40
509 Kleenai.r'Products Co. Inc. Service 55.35
510 Pennsalt Chemicals ,orp. Supplies 56.25
511 void :
512 Tigard Sand & Gravel Co., Inc. 25.00
513 . Fred. A. Anderson - ORD. (Sewer Connection) 58.50
514 Stevens & Thompson (Pacific Hwy. $2,635.10 Dallas Smith $23.)2,658.10
516 Pioneer National Title Ins. Co. 27.50
517 Cornell Mfg. Co. (pump) 168.00
518 Sanderson Safety Supply Co. (,Jackets--overalls) 78.78
520," Void
524 Rod Muzzy & Co. (two files; 99 60
525 Pump Pipe & Power Co., Motor 373;00
527 A.J. Reisdorph, Subscription 11150
528 American Industrial Service Co. 18.35
531 Pete Heintz, Refund Sewer Charges (July,Aug'.Sept.319--3;'180--48) 15.00
533 West (toast Telephone Co. 48.55
534 - Van waters & Rogers, inc. 154.93
535 Tigard Automotive Supply, Tnc. 1.50
536 Coast to Coast Stores, Inc. 4.99
537 Valley Auto Parts, Inc. Supplies 2:49
538 Portland Genexal Electric Co. 225.23
Salaries & Taxes 932,:54
Total `
$9,167.57:
(tm Book Balance $33,0c,-3)
P 1 14 „vim 1 aation-,1
Balar:ce as of OCt.oS,C-r 31, 1966 ;:1.31' ;46
1.�ovecuber rereapts _ 7CI3 06
Balance $2,050.52
Check
1961 Gillespie is 1's 1£tC,. <7ity E«t,14 s :?61."37
Book Bal'ar.oe 51,9B9.15
,load and State 'rax Street Fund i aaionai
Balance as of October 31, 1966
November Receipts iVe o5ited Tine. Deposit to Cheeki: ) 5000,v
Balance $q,622.46
Public Works & Toads .- U1 S. Uatiocal
Check No, - - -- -
1900 Tigard Lumber Co. $182..09
372 American Public Works Assn P,W, Spa.:s. 13:30
374 League of Ore. Cities Grc.qr ,:is. 47.54
378 Tigard Sane, & Gravel co.,Crl.,shed Rock 62,.50
379 Stcver.s % `Pho .psora,Main St.. Roads 1,143.25
385 D.A.Davidson Paving Co. lcold mix) 33.25
1961 Gillespie Decals Inc., City Enitlems 50.00
386 Sweeper Service, Nov. 166 35.00
387 Rasm,zssen & Co. 3.32
388 . Lyle M. Baker (fill sand) 2.50
389 Keith C. Thompson, Mileage-Nov, 13.92
Salaries & Taxes 1363.78
Total $2,95GA5
Park
Check No.
1900 Tigard Lumb�a Ca. $143.40
1965 Portland General Electric 1.25
Total $144.65
Book `'Balance $1,527.36
Bancroft Bonds l & Tnt^rest- U.S. National Bank
Balance as of'October 31, 1966 $153.74
November Receipts: 10 to 0
Balance $163.74
Sewer Construction Fund U.S� National
Balance as of November'31, 1966 666.11
§ew e Construction Fund - First-National
Balance as of November 31, 1966 $4,477.26)
General F'urd -_First National
Balance as of October 31, 1'166 $180.17
November Receipts 28.12
Balance $208.29
Bancroft Bond #2 and Interest v First National
Balance as of October 31, 1966 $1,435.38
NovemberReceipts 322.34
Balance $1,757.72
Check No.
". 494 U.S. National Batik, General Obligation Bond Interest $52.50
Hook Balance $1,705.22
Road Fund First. National
Balance as of November 31, 1966 $16.99
Bancroft Bond#3 & Interest
Balance as of October 31,'1966 $31,296.37
Receipts
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Balance $31,296.37
Check No..
515' Dilworth Excavating Co. $31,296.37
Total`,Payable First National '/D '-'4,"'X
Total Payable U.S. National 1n89 5� /a� 3 37, s
$50,853.49
FINANCIAL STATEMENT
NOVEMBER 30, 1966
EXPENDITURES
1.966/67 Current Year To
GENERAL FUND Budget Month Date
Mayor and Council 2,400. $ 80. . 8 716.
Municipal Court 1,990. 30. 504.
Administrative Dept. 22, 892. 2,251. 13,701.
Building Dept. 2,725. 148. 767.
Planning and Zoning Dept. 625. 78. 210 "
Library 2,285. 77. 717.
Police Dept. 37,978. 3,442. 17,504.
Non-Departmental 19, 116. 1,144. 7,417.
Contingency 2,483. -0- -0-
Transfer to Other Funds -0- -0_
Total General 'Fund $92,494. $7,250. $41,536.
SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND
Operating & Maint. $72,883 $8,934. $26, 296.
Contingency 3,747. -0- -0-
Transfer to G.O. Bonds. 12, 370. -0 -0-
Transfer to Other Funds -0 31,656. 31,656.
Total Sewage Disposal $89,000. $40,590. $57,952
STATE TAX STREET & ROAD FUND
Public Works $40,004. $2,748.• $12, 142.
County Roads 3,948`. 250. 834.
Park Improvements 5,125. 145, 692.
Contingency Fund 723. -0- -0-
Transfer to Other Funds -0- -0-
Total State Tax & Rd.Fd. $49,800. $3,143. $13,668.
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS & INT.
1960 Series Dec. $ 3,250 _0_ -0-
1961 Series Sept, 1,175. -0- -0-
1956 Series July 17, 345. -0 -0-
Total G.O.Bonds & Int. $21,770. -0 -0-
BANCROFT BONDS 1 & 2 & Int.
Bancroft 41 $ 2,250. -0 $1,897.
Bancroft 2 7,500. 53. 53.
Total Bancroft Bonds $ 9,750.; $53.
$1,950.
BANCROFT BOND #3 & INT.
Bancroft #3 -0-
$31,296. $31,296.
T T TSTA NC T A T aT A T 7,UE-UM
NOVEMBER 30, 1966
RE VENUE S
1.966/67 Current Year To
GENERAL FUND Budget Month Date
Available Cash 7/1/6 $19,000. -0- $23, 757.
Property Taxes 19,000. $5,901. 6, 923.
Building Permits 5,800. 1,138.
Franchises 6,596.
14, 388. 75.- 8, 162.
Cigarette Tax -0- -0-
Liquor Allocation 1,819.
6,600. 1,272.- 3,437.
Business Licenses 5, 500. 217.
6, 726.
Fines and Forfeitures 11,100. 1,042.
Other Revenues 5,740.
950. 289. 1,273.
Transfer from other Funds 10,156. 360 360.
Total General Fund $92,494. $10,294. $64,793.
SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND
Available Cash 7/1/6 $23,000. -0- $31,701.
Sewer Service Charges 36,000. $1,939, 17, 141.
Connection Fees & Misc. Income 30,000." 2, 879. 37,829.
Transfer from other Funds -0- -0-
Total Sewage Disposal Fund _
$89,000. $4,818. $86,671.
STATETAXSTREET AND ROAD FUND
Cash on Hand as of 7/j/64;_
/1/6 $25,000. -0- $26,718.
State Gas Tax 20,852. =0- 9,696.
County Road Tax3,948. -0- _
Transfer from other, Funds _0
Total Street and Road Fund $49,800. -0
$36,
- 414.
BANCROFT BONDS 1 & 2' & INTEREST
Cash on Hand as of 7/1/6 $5,222. -0- $2, 137.
Cash with County Treasurer 1103. -0- 655.
Assessment :#1 & a#2 2,675. $258.
Interest $1,563.
750. 74. 327.
Transfer from other Funds -0- 31,297. 31;297.
Total Bancroft Bonds $9, 750. $31,629.
$35,979.
GENERAL OBLIGATION PONDS
Available Cash on Haid 7/1/66 $6,700. _0-
with County Treasurer $11, 02.
Taxes 15,070. -0-
Transfer from Sewage Disposal Fund 12, 3.70. _0_ _0_
Total Obligation Bond Fund —�— 12. 370.
€ $34. 140. -0- $23,772.
UNBONDED ASSESSMENT -0 -0- $744.
TIME DEPOSIT INTEREST EARNED $513.41 $513.41'
(Road Fund)
BUILDING PERMITS - NOVEMBER 1966
OWNERS/CONTRACTOR ADDRESS TYPE VALUATION
Edwards Industries Inc. 14145 S.W. 105 Nursing Home $451. 460.00
Alexander Constr.Co. 11620 S.W. Burlcrest Residence 13,612.00
Catherine Settecase/
H.J. Arthur 12386 & 90 S.W.Main Sian 1.,000.00
Sammil L.Dogg/
Bungalow Barber shop S.W. Main Sign
C.E. Janoe 12519 S.W. Main Remodeling 400.00
A-1.exander Constr. Co. 11935 S.W. Burlheights Residence 13,612.00,
Harris 0. Thompson Rt.' 4, Box 42,SherwoodGarage 10,272.00
J.Paul Doughty 11670 S.W. Pac. Hwy. Store 65,447.80'
(Appliance)
Total $555,803.80
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CONSOLIDATED MONTHLY REPORT FOR MONTH OF N0VEh'ii�,R 1966
TRAFFIC ARREST ANALYSIS
Last Month This Month
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1. Speeding--------------------- --- _ 56 47
2 Reckless Driving------------------------------ 2 1
3. Driving While Intoxicated --..�--..---------. --- 1 2
4. DisobeyTraffic Signal or Stop Sign---------- 5 g
5. Veh. & Oper.Lic. Violation s-----.-------®_--- 7 31
6. Imp.-Def.Rquip. (Lights, Brakes,Mufflers) ----- 3 10
7. Illegal Parking------------------------------------- - --------------- 13 14
B. All Other Traffic Violations-------- �--.-.--- 10 18
TOTALS r---- .------- 97 131
WARNINGS Given to Traffic Violators-------------- 44 94
RADAR CITATIONS------ ------ 21
TRAFFIC ,ACCIDENT SUMMARY
Last Month This Month
Accidents------------------------------------------- 15 12
injuries---------------------_------------- ---`- 6 3
Fatalities-------- -_-®_--------- ---------------- 1 O
Hit '& Run Accidents-------------------- --------- 2 4
MUNICIPAL' COURT REPORT
Last Month This Month
Cases Processed Through Court-------------- -- 97 120
Fines & Bail Forfeitures-------------------------$1,4o1.50 $1,459.50
Amount Suspended from Fines---------------------- i490.00 $137,50
Cases Pending Last Day of Month------------------ 12 15
POLICE CAR EXPENSE-.MILEAGE-GAS-OIL-REPAIRS
Unit# Miles Driven Final Miles Gas Used O l'Used Repairs Reg. Maint.
2 5,338 62,651 607.2 4 qt $230.56 $16.00
4?232.46 $2.80
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UNIFORM CLASSIFICATION OFFENSES CASES ARRESTS OFFENSES CASES ARRESTS
OF OFFENSES IGN(Xq,N1 �L,rARErD KNOWN CLEARED
Part :L'
Classes Last Month This Month
1.. Criminal Homicide
{a klurde.:r � Non-negligent
Marts la ughter.. .W...,-...,�..�.,.,-- 0 0 O O 0 n
(b) Manslaughter by Negli-
gence-------------�-- O 0 0 0 0 0
2. Rape,. .,__,__ - __,. -_, __ n Q n Q
3. ftob"bery --v----- _. O n
4. Aggravated Assault-,_-,..r:-- 1
5. Larceny-Theft (except Auto) —
(a) over $50.00-�,._:w---.-_ 3 0 0 1 0 0
('b) Under 2 Q
6. Auto Theft-.------------------ 2
7 Burglary-Breaking & Entering 2 0 0 0
Totals, Part 1 Classes-- 15 4 2 15 4 4
Part !I Classes
8. Other Assaults----------- 0 0 0 l 1 0
9. .Forgery & Counterfeiting--- 2 0' O 2 0 0
10. Embezzlement & Fraud------- 1 0, 1.4 ? ],
11., Stolen Prop.-Buying,Rec.
Possessing-------- 0 0 0 0: 0 0
12., Weapons-Carrying, Rossessing, —Concealing------------------ 1 1 1 0 0 0
13. Prostitution & Contmercia.l'ized
Vice-------------------- 0 0 0 0 0 0
14. Sex Offenses (,Excer)t 2 & 13) 1 -1 _Q
15. Offenses against Family & -
Children------------------- O 0 0 0' 0' 0
1 Narcotic Drug Lacers--------- -a _Q 0- CL a
17. Liquor Laws-- ----- 0 0 0 1 1 0
1$. Drunkeness-�-- ----- --m _ 2 2 1 2 2' 1
19. Disorderly Conduct---.------
20 Vagrancy------------ ----- _ 0 O 0 1 1 1
21 Gambling-------------------- O O O O 0` 0
22. Driving While Under the lnflu-
ence of Intox.L :quor---- --- 1 1 1 2; 2 2
23. Violation cif Road & Driving —
Laws----------------------- 74; 74 Z4 7_6 16 Z6
24.' Illegal Parking------I------,- 13 11 14 14 14
Traffic "& M..V.Lawfs--------- j`8 1$ 18 41 41 41
;. All Other offenses--------- 1 1 2 6 6' 6
Totals, Part 11 Classes--- 110 107 105 160 146 142
GRAND TOTALS, Part I & 11 Classes125 111 107 , 175 150 146 '
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POL:TCE; DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REPORT
cyNiraRM;Z.LASSI.i Lc..l TION OFFENSES CASES ARRESTS OFFENSES CASES ARRESTS
OF UFFLNSES _ - KNOWN -- CLEARED KNOWN CLEARED
Part I: Classes (Breakdown) Last Month This Month ---
Larceny--Theft (Except. Auto),
(A) Pocket Picking u..,. --- --- 0 0 0 0 0 0
(B) Purse Snatching-4--------- 0 0 0 0 0
(C) Shoplifting--:----------- 1 1 1 1 1 1
(D) Thefts from Autos
(except, E ------------- - 1 1 1 0 0 0
(F) Thefts of Auto Parts
&' Ac cessories-:�,�.� ,.... 1 0 0 0 0 0
(F) Thefts of Bicycles-w.�_ p 0 2 1 2
(G) Thefts from Buildings
(Except C & II --------- 30 0 2 0 0
(H) Thefts from any Coln -
Operated Machines--------- 0 0 01 1 0
(1) A1.1 other larceny, _ -
Theft--------------------- 3 0 0 1 0 0
Totals, Part T
Classes (Breakdown)----- 10 1 1 ' 10 5 3
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POLICE DEPART' Nr MONTHLY REPORT
MINORS
'T'RAF'FIC ARRESTS BY AGES OF MINORS -
OPPENSE'S 15 & 16 17 18 19 20 Totals
Under
Speeding----------- � 4 3 1 2 2 12
Reckless Driving-o 1 1
Disobey Traffic signal
or Stop sign .-_..-_ 1 1 2
Operators LicYViol____ 1 2 3 3
ations----,--_._
Veh�Lie�'Ilia lations� __ 9
Defective Equipment- 1 2 4
Diving While Intaxe_d 2 1 4 -3 10O
Other Traffic' viol.-_ -_
TOTALS----------- 8 9 11 13 4 _ 45
TOTALS LAST MONTH - - � 5 3 26
11SCELLANE;OUS ARRES .S' BY AGES OF dTJVENrLES
10 & 11-12 13-14 15 16 17 Totals
uncle c
Burglary---------------
Larceny
:--------------
Larceny--------------- 0
Bad Checks ------ 2
Auto Theft------u..----- 0
1 1
Assaults--------------
Liquor Laws-------mom:-.-
0
Drunkeness--- ------ 0
Disorderly Conduct---- 0
Vandalism-m-m- -- --- 0
Poss.Stolen Prop------
- 0
Curfew, & Truancy-_" -, 0
1 m 1
Runaways &'Escapees��� 1 1
Misc. 'Criminal--------
m 2
1 1 1 3
TOTALS----------- 3
TOTALS LAST
MONTH---- ®-o - 1 2 2 4 - 9
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POLI I; DEP??RYL'_NT M01K4=MLY REPORT
AC;"P V-,iY REPORT _
Last Month This Month _
i
1. Accidents s Ltd ls..�t?t �tc�,.7 _� .�_ � __�....� ...: l' 12
2. Vacation house C'hecKs _ .: y:� 7 4
3. Open Boors & 11 17
4. Special Provel Checks---- Q31 457
5. Assists Rendered Lo 10ther Agencies--_ 45 37
6. Aid to ---------- 60 4,
7. Warrants 1 2
8. Field interrogation Reperts_.--- 45 68
9. Misc. complaints Rem,"d & lnvestigated
b. Abandoned Auto-----------.-----_--- 1 2
c. Assaults, Aggxavated-�_.-.-__.---___ 1 0
d. Assaults, 0 1
e. Burglary�� ��. _ __.w �r ��_ . 2 4
f. civil---------------------: 1 2
g. Disorderly Conduct-,..,.-`_. ..._--- - 1 0
h. Domes _W 0
i. Drunks i �.���,�___� _�. . �. �.._ 2 2
O
k. Forgery, Eiribezzlement & fraud---m- 3 16
1. Juvenile--..------ -.. ------------ 9 9
m. Larceny of Bicycles--------------- 0 5
n. Larceny of Autos------------------- 2 1
o. Lareney` of over $SU,GCv 3 1
p. Larceny of Under $50.00-------- 7 9
q� Lost. & miss ng Persons---W---..-------------- 2 2
r. Property Found----------___,_______ 1 1
s. Property Lost--------------------------- 1 1
t. rrgsrler � 4
u.
Suicides--y--------.__,--_.----.,-- -_ O O
v. Susp-Persons,Autos,Circumstances-- 3 4
W. Traffic--------------------------- 4 1
x.. Ivandaliarn- 6
y. All Other Misc-Compl.Rec°d�&�inv.m 25 37
TOTALS, Misc„Comps.Rec°d '& Inv.- 84 111
GRAND TOTAL Activities & Gompl;Rec°d Inv 997 753
(PAID O;iERT2&ME WORKED BY OFFICERS---- -- -------Last MonthTrils ITono
117 52
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POLICE DEPART°i MONTHLY REPORT
EVALUATION REPORT OF STOLEN AND "RECOVERED PROPERTY- INCLUDING CHECKS
PROPERTY STOLEN, -1,58q.-44_
PROPERTY LOST, Value-----------------------------------------------
PROPERTY
-W----- --- - m -- - -PROPERTY RECOVERED, Value------------ .-----, .� 7�.()0
PROPERTY FOUND, Value�--------------------- )Os00
CHECKS, Value $ 405.37
CHECKS, Value Recovered-------,.._----------------------------------------- 9.00
TOTAL -VALUE, Property Lost or Stolen-----„_--_--.---.;-------.-r__--$ 1,298.81
TOTAL
,298 81TOTAL VALUE, Property round & Recovered- ---$---3'-809.00
LOSS FOR 1AST MONTH---------------------------------------------- �.42
GAMN X: SX FOR THIS .. ----..-;-;..,._--- -- -_ __$13810.19
BREAKDOM-7 OF HOURS PER ACTIVITY
Regular Overtime Regular Overtime
Accident Inv. 24 6 Identification 6 0
Traffic Patrol 200 15 Jail Duties 8 0
Foot Patrol 0 0 Warrant Service 3 0
Criminal Inv- 20 15 Special Detail 0 0
Eatcort Service 5 0 Other Activity5 0
Fire 0 0 Prowl 290 12
Communications 0 0 'Training l04 30,*
Photography 0 4 School Patrol 0 0
Records 4o 0
Report Writing 30 70*
*'Indicates; that overtime denoted is worked by officers as a matter of
course and no 'compensation is expected for `such duties.
This breakdown does not include the hours of the Chief of Police
END OF THE MONTH REPORT FOR NOVEMBER ,1966
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED BY:
CHIEF OF POLICE
Hugh H. Wilkin on
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November Report
Tigard Treatment Plant
Sewage Department
Total gallons of sewage and industrial waste treated:
24,441,000 gallons
Average daily, flow:
814,000 gallons
Total solids for the month:
115,000 gallons
The daily average of solids
6,000 gallons
Total chlorine ,for the month:
353 pounds
The daily average of chlorine:
13 pounds
Tests run to show plant efficiency are:
BOD test: Raw sewage - 203 ppm (parts per million)
Primary effluent - 93 ppm
Final effluent 19 ppm
Primary percent reduction - 52/
Final percent reduction 89%
DO test: Raw sewage, - 4.1
FinalEffluent 7.0
Percent increase - 41%