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T+TENT, SPREADING THE ASSESSMENT, DIRECTING
THE CITY RECORDER TO ENTER. ALL ASSESSMENTS
IN A SEPARATE. 'LIEN DOCKET OF THE CITY TY AND
DECLARING SAME TO BE A -LIEN ON THF RESPECPTVE
PROPERTIES UNT h PA D, AND DECLARING AN
EMERGENCY
` (a) Recommerdati_n of City Administration
( 11, COMPLAINTS E- NUISANCES
(a) Recommendation of City Administrator
12, AUTHORIZE CODIFICATION OF ORDINANCES Book Publishers Co,
(a) Recommendation of City Adm nlaerator
13. APPROVE RKBC LIQUOR LICENSE APIL'C'+. '_ON L.re is s P-?za K
Spaghetti, 12386 S.W. Main Street
(a) Reaommendat_'on of City Adminiw ator
14. OTHER BUSINESS
15. CALL TO AUDIENCE FOR THOSE DESIRING TO SPEAK
16. ADJOURNMENT
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REGULAR N.Et TYN;> MARCH 8, 1971, . p.,M.
1, ROLL CALL: Preaent< XaXr DMA! L. LarEss, c us:=Q Tee.. •n+;d H,
Bergmann, Robert Mcor-, Chaji,s 1, 4 _tCr
Woman Ca u'a^ , %!S!-y, Stephen M, Ta1f,f,
Adm.ris* a:: , Fred A. Anderson,
__.ty A e '�
llh
C. Thompson, L a: ter of Public ks Ray Ra gil
city Pl -, , cr__ H .1 g :orde,
2, PLEDGE OF ALLE-_;TANTE
3, APPROVAL OF IMMUnES, February 22, 197-
(a) Approved as subminned
4, WRITTEN COhID1UiM'!CA "CNF
(a) Letter to Mayor Larne: f1cm Bzvze W, Ea,,,, * ri:ug
Police Dept, pa_ _,cola v officers Wens, Brown and
Edwa ras,
(b) Letter from State Boors of Hee th -_.'
.._,,.. ,y_.,., ,1 lea :.?C..i.e3
our domestic water
(c) Letter from Rap, Nyberg ,garaing 1e, siaF a _
for state-wide real estate transfer tax, ~
5, APPROVAL OF BILLS $5991.0
(a) Motion to approves Councilman Moore seconded by :0"L011-
man
oua,;11-man Bergmann.
Approved by unanimtus vote of ub Kcil,
6, MONTHLY REPORTS
(a)' Motion to accepts Councilman Bergmann, sec.'onded by Council-
man Norton.
Approved by unanimiDua vote of Council.
7, ORDINANCE No, 71-6 AN ORDINANCE AMENDING AND SUPPLBM:N'I:SGRZINAN E''
NO, 71-41, "MOTOR VEHICLE CODE OF 19701, Eezwion
483,043 ;T) THEREOF, BY ADDING THPRZ-:C" A SUgSEz
TION DES ..:HATED °`4£a043 fol ,y.. One-Way Streets''
AND THERE-UNDER DES W J'rR �T �W S, W', ril,{,'XZ;,E S'r REE':
AS A ONE-WAY STREET, AND =KING ExFECTZ-7F DATE.
(a); Second reading of ordinanne
(b)- Mation to adopts Gcunci.lman Norton; seconded by Councilman
Bergmann.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council.
a. DERRY DELT-
as...absmeP;Ca- q7..:;1... ....;'j hr .r•._ ..._...
r .zwvmend&d all _, _._.._ _ _e..4..2 h_... P
Previons
be. de`s a.'._.c;. ..i_ :.'cr....d zP ._...& c�7..:. a fir.:. a.:.;
_p': ..Y that a «.
bray_ �., a, h .... - .. __
l rednaed b,; annant r[ '4 to 14.3r.
(b) %t:ion by 'mac:.unzilwcz-v 1 v Ky to a& Y, 1. TT.i...:d,i .na
findings of Oltar A.Qn_ _. ..__._ed b ....._,_ ...r.... -
Apprs ved brAnn- _ Jove cm
es explain L. I ° aAd . _. ;z _ r=:c
au days in t_ ah itay any s _ . _is: ?5i _z._._ .
bancraft:,
9. ORDINANCE AN CRAf .. E n c n'-. . NO THE
2 PLS r s: ?:: :; :-'WE
C:ORU G 6 7H _.?Z :A! AND PE:';L.,.>AR BENSTITS
A'eCRr__:NG TKERUD FROM HE '. NOR"`":TyF.'S D ,H .:.:_.V!Ni
TEE ASEEUMEX7Y `F! 1.E_:.RDE k
HE RESPf" PR32ER7113 _. . ._ ?Ally
5_,ECIARI ?_ AN EMERGEN&
(a) Motion to adopt; vt3._:_: My;:a "Y s-acn ded ^' 7i>.
Bergmann,
Couritda.l questioned 7;e ^e_ wa: preperty was in to,
assessment district aad a f it -" ,ld be _h.. _
a59d1.S5mE.i'Lt toll. .'W3:.2 ZePL •" pte:1e >s ',.:aolG le a66.asea
of assessment. AEs4 Swan sewer eassmert anointed ptQviwicn
excluding-any assessment,
(b) Vbtion by Councilman cilma* >TQ= tc table adoption io ordintane
and a:special meet.in:, o, ..ailed and additUnal
be furnisheN Motion sezazida:d b f .ecu ran Be
Apprc,,rr_;d b e.a., :xsc as %iotn of Council,
3
Page 2 Council Meeting 3/a/71
10, COMPLAINTS A'_'V"D r,',;' 5AN^FS
REM
(a) City- AdministratQT rey _ted stiff h,,
of our nuisance ordinance and Ser: �� c t•w,e:
r Ationne.2
Suggested city 'r thy p_:rscns r _�
a,. b_e Ant_ M._ , ' aY
Court. Three pisparriss new a pr, _,,,
1. Property on Tigard Avenue _ty
r za i,
mora
Street, R, A. y C'0A''awViW GO. _. u depsEim of
mate_ia1s,
2, 'Veers of h' ds<r ,3::,res or .a Boy_ y; .'•.et, _ r,^'a'r of
99W and MaW•nnaid, paper and lltterro
V Pa of owned by Poles »le: ca _
No W. n£ Sig, m_Awy, star,,, �
Administrator requested Cou,,jj
nuisance, To abate the nuisance c ay un,id
city crews or contract to have work d,_._o _.,..
(b) Nation by Councilman NDrtan a thc= zing stiff t,
nuisances cited; seconded b z�_.. "'e _ e
(c) Councilman Norman s°.:fired he had rema gyred rYpa; .. of rams
near the Met edi Church, bacQf k ahe s: + »
Frost-to" C"n it and staff d _.:-sled p ab_.,m Staff
suggested bro;c&n concrete da.mac::d neat' SrAianje ditch ch ad
removed and church, yx st.top, apartm; ats be requested
maintain better Contra! of gW
(d) Motion by Councilman Norton to amend p:resent-.,list of
property owners to ina�'ude the past..es Ze psn8ibla fa the
rat control, NIthedist church, Ring Wine Apartments,
' Frost-Top, Dairy Queen, at alo; secondad by Counci1ma i
Moore.
Ammsndmet.,:t approved by, naninoua vote of Coir. t';5'
Original motion as amended to authorize staff to pro feed
with nuisance abatement approved by snanianusvat, at
Co=uncil,
Mayor Larsen reported city staff has used 'step people,
to clean rip litter in street rights-sf-gay,
lie AUTHORIZE CODIFICATION OF ORD;;Tr'ANZE G Bock Publishers Co.
(a) City Administrator reported staff and attorney had _e;aWe�ed
three proposals to codify city crd nancea and reacnmended
Book Publishers Co. Basic cost 41,900 base; on estimate
of 300 pages.
Page 3 Council Meeting 3/8/71
110 (continued)
Additional charge or ci dig. c par p , p ge fir male
or fewer than 300 pages, Chazgeinsludes So ccse
leaf binder- i:mpiinted with t. tle of __n% and 3C ..
bound copies, Codification , _Wd be a owntira_„g pro-
cess and amendments would be added each year, :*unt=
requested 100 copies be nrdered,
(b) Motion by Councilman Bergmann to authorize City A miin
istrator to contract with Boor Publishing , L, for
amount of $3900 plus addit.icnal cost for extra W.
copies v subject to approval of agreement by City
Attorney, seconded by Coun.milman Moore,
Approved by „nanim. ;ts vc t
12, APPROVE RMBC LIQUOR LrZENSE ADPL: ATm,C - Lorett:a`s Pizza:
Spaghetti, 12386 S.W. Main Street
(a) City Administc•ator stated Pw1 ^e: Cap mean jade
reviews and had no reason Kr denial and venammeAded
approval,
Councilman Norton questioned if nunLer of epla :,t.s
filed against this business was available, AdministTaroz
stated information was available at Police Dept.,
Administrator pointed out r. ,8•h sketch c:f fisow pia
indicates owner plans to add two pawL tables a,.-.d
suggested approval be set-ever to next council mee:_ .ng,
(b) Motion by Councilman Moore to table for further con-
sideration until next council meeting, seconded by
Councilman Norton,
Approved by unanimous vote of Council,
(c) Council discusses] value of recommendations for liquor
license applications. No action was taken,
OTHER BUSINESS
A. Councilwoman Paisley commented Council had not made their wishes
known to Park Board regarding the name of park in Bellwood Sub-
division
(a) Motion by Councilman Moore to nacre the park "Bell •��d
Park”
,+kation died for.lack of second.
Page 4 - Council Meting 3/8/71
Q Councilman Norton moved to name the area "Tigard "Park_,
Motion died for lack of second,
(c) Councilwoman Paisley suggested matter be warned ba:',,,
to Park Board with request to chosse name and present.
it to Council for approval. Mayor Larsen requested
Park Board make recommendation as suggested by
Councilwoman Paisleys
Be Adjournment 8-45 Per:,
City Recorder
ATTEST-
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Mayor
REVISED
BILLS PM SEENTED FOR PAYMENT
Pe#9vaePy 8, 1971
GENERAL FUND U. S. NATIONAL BANK
Balance, January 31, 1971 $106,781.38
February Receipts 37,880.95
Bills Paid - February 22, 1971 ( 1,658.52)
Bills Paid - March 8, 1971 ( 3,437.62)
Balance $139,566.19
Check No.
7390 Roger Thomssen - Recording Fee �12 $ 4.50
7425 Hugh Wilkinson - Expense 163 134.00
7434 John S. Hagman - Mileage 19) 3.59
7436 Leonard Misso 17 200.00
7437 Judge Anthony Pelay
7438 Otto Sorg - LibraryRent 113 275.00
15) 166.00
7439 Mrs. DeRidder-Refund on Recreation Fee 112) 4.50
7440 Daniel L. Larson- Expense 10) 12.10
7442 Travelers Ins. Co. -Pension Plan 12 100.00
7443 James R. Farmer -Witness Fee 11 14.00
7485 Motor Vehicles Division - License Susp. (11 45.00
7493 V. Jon Shoemaker - Mileage 19 11.70
7497 Postmaster
00
7498 Michael D.0'Neil - Attorney Fees 11) 20.00
se
7500 RaymondC. Rangila - Expense 5'
7502 it ff _ 14 27.74
„
7503 Barbara Ann Weed - Witness Fee (14) 15.95
7506 Fire Underwriters Assn. - Supplies 13 5 .32
<l1 53.00
75-+0 Leonard Misso 17) ''00.00
7541 Judge Anthony Pelay 11 275.00
7542 Nancy Scillian - Recreation Instructor 17 97.25
7543 Garlin Eckles I' �� (11� 36.00
7544 Clayton D. Brown - Mileage 4.40 (16 4.40
Witness Fee 7.00 (11) 7.00
7545 Leonard Cardwell - I1 1+ 11)S11 7,00
7546 Donald L. Rea - it it t 7.00
7547 Richard L. Smith - fy it (11) 7.00
7548 Wm. T.Wells - ff ff (11 7.00
7549 James R. Farmer - It It (11) 14.00
7550 Gary Jacobsen - fl It (11) 7.00
7551 James Fisher It i 11) '7.00
7552 Duane Hesketh - 'f fl 11 7.00
7553 Robert Miller - if y 7.00
7554 Petty Cash - (10)21.38 (12) 6.74 (15) 12.81IB
(16) 34.82 (18) 13.26 (19) 9.o8 98.09
7585 Paul Basaraba -Mileage (14) 8.00
7599 Donald L. Rea - Witness Fee (11) 7.00
Payroll, Taxes & Deductions 21,775.44
$ 23,725.58
1¢ Bank Balance $115,840.61
9
SEWER FUND, U. S. NATIONAL BANK
Balance, January 31, 1971 $( 81,485.11)
February Receipts 11,420,22
Bills Paid - February 22, 1971 ( 164.19)
Bills Paid - March 8, 1971 ( 1,516.57)
Balance $( 71,745.65)
Check No.
7554 Petty Cash (30) $ 1.70
2332 First National Bank - Sinking Fund 356.94
2333 Linda Fargo -- Expenses (30) 55.00
2334 Ronald Johnson - " (30) 55.00
Payroll, Taxes & Deductions 2,216.18
$ 2,684.82
Bank Balance ($74,430.47)
STATE TAX STREET FUND, U. S. NATIONAL BANK
Balance, January 31, 1971 $ 29,438.43
Bills Paid - February 22, 1971 315.86)
Bills Paid - March 8, 1971 394.38)
Balance $ 28,728.19
Payroll, Taxes & Deductions 3,309.88
Bank Balance $ 25
ROAD FUND, U. S. NATIONAL BANK
Balance, January 31, 1971 $ 7,212.82
February Receipts 3,583.00
Bills Paid - February 22, 1971 ( 132.50
Bills Paid - March 8, 1971 ( 564:743
Balance $ 10,098,58
Check No.
7493 V. Jon Shoemaker - Mileage ((21.4) $ 12,02
1848 Kurt Wojahn - Mileage (21.4) 4.26 '
Payroll, Taxes &`Deductions 620.25
$ 636.53
Bank Balance $9,462.05'
TRUST ACCOUNT, U. S. NATIONAL BANK $ 380;03
SEWER TRUST ACCOUNT (U.S.A.) U S. NATIONAL BANK $ 19,100.42
BUILDERS DEPOSIT, U. S. NATIONAL BANK $ 1,500.00
CONSTRUCTION FUND, U. S. NATI(ML BANK $ 740:55
BANCROFT #2. U. S. NATIONAL BANK $ 226.82
BANCROFT #3, U. S. NATIONAL BANK $ 13,653.16
BANCROFT #4. U. S. NATIONAL BANK $ ' 8,764.64
BANCROFT #5.'U. S. NATIONAL BANK $ - :5,259.95
BANCROFT #6, U. S. NATIONAL BANK $ 4.01
BANCROFT #7; U. S. NATIONAL BANK $( 158.81)
BANCROFT #8.`U. 'S. NATIONAL BANK $ 1,665.27
Total Accounts Payable $ 30,356.81
Total Bank Balances $ 127,426.54
BILLS PRESENTED FOR PAYMENT
March 8, 1971
General Fund, U.S. National Dank
Check No.
7555 Portland General Electric Co. Trust 87.75 (18) 272.47
(17) 8.55 100.00
7556 Line-up Shop - $100 ded. (16) 192.70
7557 A-Boy West - City Hall remodeling(188) 178.40
7558 Pete Janzen - 437.50 _
7559 Anderson & Dittman (11) 278. (18) 159.50 9.04
7560 Beaverton Dodge Inc. regulator (16) 5.74
7562 Carter Rice Papers - supplies (12) 31.00
7565 Commercial Communications Co. Radio Maint. Contract (16) 13.00
7566 John E. Cook Cottonwood Lighting Dist. (18) 5.30
7568 J. W. Copeland Yards - City Hall Remodeling (18) 7.81
7569 Crosby Paint, Library (15) 127.25
7570 "Ish" Duckett, Man. Service (18) 50.00
7571 Eldon L. Graham, radar repair (16) 4.00
m
7572 Hal's Body - Paint, Ford repairs (13) 74.00
7573 KilhaStaty & Prtg Co. Supplies (19) 13.00
7574 E.G. Kyle, Cottonwood Lighting Dist. (18) 230.33
7575 Lanson's Inc. Library books (15)
7576 Marine Lumber Co. Library remodeling (6.66) City Hall 99.12 118.06
Equip. Main. (17) 3.82 (18) 8.46 29.00
7577 Motor Vehicle Division, Feb. teletype service (16)
7578 Multnomah County, supplies (12) 29.22 (16) 16.28 (18)13.00 58.50
7579 National Builders Hdwe Co. City Hall remodeling (18) 43.59
7580 N.W. Industrial Laundry (15) 9.30 (18) 14.15 23.45
7581 N.W. Natural Gas Co. (18) 87.62
178.05
7582 ' Nudelman'Bros.-Uniforms (16)
7583 Hi Recorder Co. supplies (14)
17.20
7584 Shell Oil-CO. '(12) 21.38 (13) 13.75 (16) 3(18) 394.15
7586' Sherman-Williams Co. City hall remodeling (18) 27.29
7587, Southwest Office Supply (10) 85.80 (14) '9.60 (19) 16.68 112.08
7588 Tigard Feed & Seed-Keys (18) , 13.50
<' ing (12) 7.68
7589 Times Publications Notice of public hear
7590` Tigard Water Dist. (17) 12.00 718)' 8.75 20.75
7591 Tualatin Valley Fire Equip.,recharge fire extinguisher(16) 3. 0 -
7592 Valley Auto Parts, auto expense (16) 58.660
7593; Washington County, prisoner lodging costs (16) ?.7.00
7594 Whitcher'Prty. Staty, receipt forms (12) 59.18
<7595 Willamette Sales Co. auto & equip. man (12) 5.40 (13)6.70 37.97
(16) 20.47 (17) 5.40 11.25
7596 Woolach (13) 9.00 (16)' 2.25 49.81
7597' Westway Chrysler Plymouth auto repairs (16) 381.30
7598` 2ep Mfg. Co. grass killer (17) i
$3516.07
SEWER FUND
Check No.
7555 Portland General Electric Co. (30) 698.39
7576 Marine Lumber Co. Equip. Maint. (30) 1.04 '
7581 Northwest Natural Gas Co. (30) 83.91'
7584 Shell Oil Co. (30) .19
258.75
7590 Tigard Water Dist (30)
7592 Valley Auto Parts, supplies, (30) 9.50
2350 Alder Street;Clock Shop, repairs to motor shaft (30) 14.00
Check No.
2351 American Brush Co. paper towels (30) 91.00
2352 American Industrial Service Co., laundry (30) 9.16
2353 Cornell Mfg. Co. Equip. Maint (30)
2354 Emery Air Frt. shipment of repairs 6.60
parts for
2355 Huntington Rubber Mills, supplies (30) pump (30) 19.10
2356 Aurora Pump, bearings 8'00
2357 Eoff Electric Co. supplies (30) 71.00
21.
2358 Pennwalt corp. 03
chlorine (30) 116.50
2359 Rogers Machinery Co. parts for sewer pump (30) 125.00
2360 Stevens, Thompson & Runyan, Engnr. services (31) 52.50
$1516.57
STATE TAX STREET FUND
Check No.
7576 Marine Lumber Co, , supplies (20)
7584 Shell Oil Co. 5.31(20) 104,81
7592 Valley Auto Parts, supplies (20) 21.48
7595 Willamette Sales Co. equip. Maint. (20) 48.42
7596 Woolach (20)
1856 A &.E Sales & Rentals, supplies (20) 6.50
4.80
1857 D.A. Davidson Paving Co., cold mix(20)
37.
1858 Del Chemical Corporation, supplies(20) 91
1859 Knauss Chevrolet, auto expense (20) 30.91
1860 Tigard Sand & Gravel Co., crushed rock (20) 21.57
5.63
1861 United Alloys Inc, supplies (20) 88.30
1862 Valley Patroleum & Welding Supply (20) 88.30
_ 18.92
$394.38.
ROAD FUND
Check No.
7555 Portland General Electric Co. (20) 16.46
1863 CH2M. engineering services (21..4)
1864 Homelite,<equip. maint (20) 518.0303
5.
1865 Maryatt Industries Inc, laundry (20) 24.30
$564.74
Total Accounts Payable 9G 5,991'.76
M E M O R A N D U M
March 11, 1971
TO: MEMBERS OF THE PARK AND RECREATION BOARD
FROM: CITY ADMINISTRATOR
SUBJECT: PROGRESS AND STATUS REPORT
I. PARK ORDINANCE
At long last I have found time to complete the revisions
to the Park Ordinance. In most cases I have been able
to follow your Committee's suggestions exactly.
Due to recent activities in other cities, I have elected
not to change the provision in the rough draft that made
public speeches, addresses, and what-have-you unlawful.
The reason for this is -- I feel that it is difficult to
draw sufficient guidelines to establish what is and what
is not a proper address or public speech. It seems to
me that permitting this kind of activity merely opens the -
Pandora's _Box for potential conflict.
I,have handled the matter of intoxicating beverages as
follows:
Per a)ns may bring intoxicants into the Park for their own
use, ,however, no persons may be found, or enter the parks
in an intoxicated condition. The sale of alcoholic bev-
erages not "exceeding 4% of alcohol by weight shall be
permitted, subject to approval of the City Council, and
the Oregon Liquor Control Commission.
The City Council will review the revised draft of the
Ordinance at a Study Session, Monday evening the 15th, and
will hopefully adopt the ordinance at their next Regular
M. Council meeting on the 22nd of March.
Il. NAMING OF BELIXIOOD ? PARK
The City Council at a recent Study Session, considered the
Park and.RecreationBoards' recommendation to name this
land as "Bell Park". After considerable discussion no
consensus was reached. Last Monday evening at their Reg-
ular Council Meeting, Councilwoman' Paisley again raised
the issue no consensus was reached, and a motion" was
adopted requesting the Park and Recreation_ Board to
consider 'other possible names.
III. LITTLE LEAGUE ACTIVITY AT COOK PARK
The City Council has unanimously supported the
cooperative effort to install two baseball fields
with appropriate backstop and sideline fencing
with bleachers at Cook Park.
The City's Public Works Department has provided
staking and layout of the fields. it is antici-
pated that the Little League's contractor will be
commencing the fencing installation shortly.
Additional meetings will be held with the Little
League's representatives to further explore the
best way of establishing a Coke Shack in the park.
At this date, the City Staff feels as though the
best solution would be the construction of a new
building to serve jointly as a pump house, storage
shed, and coke shack--we will be in touch with you
as we have more information.
IV. PLAN FOR THE NAMELESS PARK
The Public Works Department will shortly be staking
the property lines of the land donated in the Bell-
wood Subdivision. The purpose of this is to vis-
ually define the area we are dealing with, includ-
ing 'that,that' is set aside for Mr. Bell's life
estate. It is our 'hope that .we can again get sev-
era of the interested parties in that neighbor-
hood together to hear their proposals and see if
they will fit into the 'available land area. This
should be accomplished before the` end' of March, in
order that the city may be prepared to move ahead
with more detailed plans.
V. FURTHER DEVELOPMENTS AT COOK PARK
a
The City 'Council has unanimously accepted the plan
for the 'donated flag pole presented by the American
Legion. The American Legion has been contacted and
will proceed with the work as soon as the weather
dries up '
The City has also tentatively outlined the need for
additional parking along the entrance road and the
possibility of establishing the roadway to some of
the outlying picnic areas for use this Summer. We
will be developing costs for graveling these areas
and will also be discussing this with you at your
next meeting.
Now that the Little League layout is more firm,
we feel we can proceed with the several service
clubs that have indicated a desire to do some
` planting at the park. It is our intention to
contact these groups and commence this work, no
later than the first of April.
Please contact me if there is any further information, or
ideas that you would like to discuss. I will attempt to
provide a progress and status report on a fairly regular
basis, in an effort to maintain adequate communication be-
tween the City Staff and the Park and Recreations Board.
Respectfully submitted,
S phen Telf
City Administrator
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ADDRESS Y1irE
Modern Plumbing 045 S.W. Burnham Ciomr�ercialmercial
Hwy. Co�r
Westwood Construction 14455`S. . Pacific 1c,2 0.00
Alexander Construction 11650"SS.W. North Lalcota St. e 15,2 X15, -0.0''.00
Residenc
Alexander Construction 11830 'S W. Tigard Drive Residence
Monson Rowell 8200 3.1 . `Hunz4ker Hcafl Industrial_
W. C. Sivers Co. 13700 a.'rJ. ;72nd Avenue
�o;�:,:. cial ' 0
Ramsay Signs Inc. 11596 b lei. ,acific Hw,. '2, —:0.2o,
Beautihome Service Inc. 13070 ' r ish St. S-, 75 rip
Siff ulti _a-r.ily - Re-cdel
n Craft 12620 S r. `Main St.
Wyman M Trethe:,,ay 1201_5 �..r. North, Dakota. St. Simon0.10,
rte.sidence - r_cd_z ion 1 0.00
Total for zebra-r,
17i 60, ,x .00
.]ui i Q
?ebruary 1971
Tualatin Dev. Co. -16705-15-25-35-45-65-7--85 S.W. % zrrdor iulti-family
Tualatin Dev. Co. 12210-20-30-40-50-60-76-80-90 Par 4 Dr, inti-`a;-_il,,r
Tualatin Dev. Co. 11625-35-45 S.W.
Tualatin Dev. Co. 15895 S. Royalty F kway Resi?erce ; � �rl
Tualatin Dev. Co. 15925 S.W. Royalty ' ,E ,2..0
1,.._k ay Re i,-ence In) ,�
Total for ebrur ry 45 40
1971
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�r rriCI;I nam_ i'
February, 1971
1`17C/71 Current to
e o:tr_ 1
Available C7,sh 7/7/70 16,"54.
Property T�3xes iC,7,£.?7 -O- l '
Delinquent Taxes 600 -O- �, :7�.
Land Sales Advance Ta.-,,-es 2rr• -r- -`-
I=NSr lair PFRI,'ITS
Business IF 5n^ ^1'. 16,744.
Liquor 160.
Plumbing E� Heating 5,00r•
Buildin, 20,000, 2,745.• 14,042.
50. ^- -�-
Moving C. 22. j26
Sign
Bicycle License 100. -0- 41.
Misc. -0Street Cpenin;s 2`-'0• -C- -
FINES AND FORFEITURES
Court E Indigent Defendants Defense 34,620. 2,4'e. 21,366.
USF. OF MONEY & PROPER=
Telephone Pay Booths 50• 1'
Interest 800• -0- lfl.
R'VFNUES FPOIi OTI?ER AGENCIES
Cigarette Tax 15,498. -`- 11,644.
Liquor, Tax 40,950. 13,536 . 30,129.
Trailer Sales Tax' 250• �'
CHARGES FOR CURRENT SERVICES
Zoning Adjustments 400. 50. 700.
Document Sales 700. 57. X48.
Library Fees a- Fines 375. 58. 346.
.. Recreation Use Fees 1,000. 110. 1,028.
Lien Check 350. 32. 356.
Subdivision Application Fee 100. -0- 150.
Street Lighting -0- -0- 270.
FRANCHISE RFVFNUF.S
Portland General Electric 23,686. 10,835. 22,657.
Northwest Natural Gas 4,760. 1,776. 4":330•
Telephone 7,529. 5,006. 9,276.
Garbage 2,701. 204. 1,632.
Taxi 100. -0- 5.
NON-REVENUE RECEIPTS
Unclaimed Property Sale 2.00. -0- 109'
RECOVERED EXPENDITURES
Adm. of Sewer & Public Works 7,500. -0- -0-
Gas Tax Refund 1,280. -0- 1,417.
C=-R 4,000. 100. 943.
TOTAL GENERAL FUND ^421.686. 837,881. '338,346.
Page:l - Revenues
1970/71 C."urrent ye� n
tM'Z F' NIP BudCet 1 cnt;, _ 7t,
Available C.ah 7/1,/70 33,9��. (2,11 ,)
CIL RGI'S FOR CTJ!'RFflT
Sewer Service Charges 7',71.0. -0- 29,277.
Sewer Connection Fees 57,500. i0,C,67. 2`
(Sewer Construction inspection) 3,000.
(Sewer Permits )
USE OF !ONTY �- PROPFRTY
Interest 1,000.
R7Vr'TIU7.S FRO;? OT; E r,7,IICTF,7
County Subventicns 70,C,00 -0- 70,000.
U.COVERFD "YPENDITURFS
Assessments Engineering, etc. 2,50' -0-
Assessments Lepel, etc. 500, -0- -O-
Other Recovered S'xpenditures 82,098. 309. 5,551.
OTHER 5. -0- 17.
IT"P1qOVr1,2 NT DISTRICTS
98TTI :street 23,6on.
Derry Dell -0-
Leron Heights 15,SC4.
TOTAL c 7TPR FUI':` "'306,243. 11,457.
STATE TAX ST,'? 7T FUNT),
Available Cash 7/1/70 22,76o. -O- 27,937.
Rlivs UEs FRO",, 0T',E. AGENCT%F-;
Stete'Gasoline Tax 68,54A, -0- 32,277.
LL USE OF MONEY
Interest 550. -0-
TOTAL
0 TOTAL STATE TAY STREET :UTID 91,954. -0 60,790.
ROAD FUND
Available Cash 7/1/70 6,527. -0- (1,449.)
REVENU S FROM OTFR AGENCIES
County Road Tax 13,823. -0= 10,020.
Road Inventory Traffic Grant 20,200. -0 0- fl
CHARGES FOR CURRENT SF1gVICES
Public Works-Construction Fees 500. -0- -0
-
Sale of Street Signs 500. -0 -0-
Street Sweeping 3,000. 120. 1,150.
RECOVERED EXPENDITURES
Other 100. 3,463. 16,498.
USE OF MONEY
r-
Interest 125. -0 14.
Page 2 - Revenues
1970/71 Currr,71
CTMn Z ;0,
TOTAL ROfiD F? '_r, 44,925. v 11573. 0 26,:17.
3ANCRCFT B(c 712.3,4>5 6 7, In;
lWilable Cash 7/1/70 40,198. 40,192. -
Assessment . c2,3,4,5,6,7, 27,01. n,_n 26,OO_.
Interest 15,752. 44 r
5.
USE OF MCNFY
Interest 5
TOTAL BANCROFT BONDS £33,645. 1,315. 70,07°.
GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS
vailable Cash 7/1/70
275.
Taxes
26,?a3.
Transfer from Seller Fund 13,200. -0- 11,489.
TOTAL OBLIGATION BONDS HMO. _p_ t 11,459.
I)FFA
MJN` Ei OF ?irugTT
. 7
N1TINE FI, C,' i AV RAGE r .r•F,+'
�ThFPTC ; ,a I-1,Y ABSEN'i LA -., ABSUN.F AVERAGE ErFErTIVE STF.FNGTH
��i
` .. is I mt z..` � rrt> •. •t.,..:;� . lu ,rnr. � ...."-: ^Tcz. ,�;
y ar i teas-
TOTAL -TOTAL PERSONNFL I 18 178.1 6.8 5% 140% i 9.9 9.7 10.2
CHIEFBS OFFICE 2 2 1 0 .6 50% 30% 1.0 1.2 1.11
SERVICES DT 1S 5 5 1.8 1.7 36% 34% 3.2 3.2 3.3
PATROL Dr.LS ' 10 9.6 5 0 b.S , 50%, q 16% 1
� 50 .0 5
' t i
INVEST SEC'.L°o 1 4 .3 0 i 30% 0 .7 .3 .4
N _ r
FORCE ONE 45 2.0 1.4 50% 28% 2.0 2.2
3.6
_ .. �. ..,_.
FORCE 7 8 3 $ 3.1 5b% 39% 3.2 1i. L.9
FORCE THREE 1 7
CHANGES TN PERSONNEL, ? DAILY AVERhM PATROL STRENGTH
1. Present for� end of ias- y"Or .11vo.00o 18This mSame month
' -i 71tjnt,fF. last year
2. Reera t.ed durang ^on'_^o0 00 00 -0
3. Reinstated during `TA `)0..00.0000oaoo000 0 - 1. Total numbe field
Total tt,to ac-oust, ............................ 18 ! :ff<ee.,s,,,. 1C 10
2. Lass Age' is As -g-
4. Separations frogt e sexlrt ! ned to l r_ .gat. 0 .4
(a) Volu ataYyvs_g>at. on ...... 0 � o k7e `age daily abs-
-I
bs- _
(b) Rem remer' :z 0^ g ers as off .eld off-
oo ooea00000 000000 , rtfsi cowing +�.•o
(c) Resigned with ch ges`pend_r 0-- � (
(d) Dropped during probat,t.on o.o m 0� d ens--or r day; off,
(e) DZSIi"i?sso,.d .for. :a s o0 0000 �Q Lo,'v- `{lmsq _3.79 3.22p
(f) Killed ir, line of duty o00ou 0 Sack & imju.-ed.
' Deceased oae00000000000c0000 0 � (^�) Sc%hC°g1_g .ono
Total separat rens o o o......o o o o {y
16! abse cf7,so000 55.0_ b.5
Present for d?157 a z via of .=.o_it eco 0 o e 1$ 4
4
® Available for d��y,ro
n
Page. one
PQI_ICE DF.b'Aft'.'.'MFt' MON 141-Y HEPOIC
T IMF: Nfl)E. AND P101 1CF. AC`?'11IITY TRENT
0FFE14SE;5 IV(MN CHANCFE
;:Qr ,.a.. fens_=:' C .re eiz vs. Lai. yea t.
C,LAS`�IFICA ION O Repur,Aq r7 ti _.
r-
OFFEN.SF-S s ) ear *o :!3. sa m. mon.,.-!
(P3*..} �. I`.r av5"S) n ! :d - ]ast yea. `. WJE,_..
0 0 0 0 r 0 0
( l E
Rap
n
a.° Nip- by Furs 0 0 0
t At rr R pf. i 0 0 0 0 0 0
3
Tota, I 0 O
a
�a� .t No Weapon 1001111
Assau.-I iota
�, 5 0 ;. Aggravate,,
+!look o E + 500%
__�... �_.�_W
0 0 0 loop
+
_ x fes. 1., _ � _.�. 0 load __.
c 0ther Weapo' 3 �3 0 � +30� u 0_ r 30
i
Par Fist, e. I O ; 0 € 0 0 -
5° H glary Total 10 178 +'25 I 2.2 29v
do Forcible"Etat' +2C�_ l� 1F�
_ _
t No Fore Use,' 4 i 9 1 2 1 +100?) 6 + 50%
Attempt Entre .�._ -
_ ° _ t 0_ p m � 1 -100 3� �� 300 —
6° _a �r3 O�� lam. _ -FO
;.
$50.CO 10 17 12 20% 17 0
Crime D.dex Total 29 d I6� 26 i + 12% h7 - 2%
1be Manslaagbter b,,
Negl ,gence. 0 00 0, 0 I 0 _
(Not Aggravated) 3 5 T O +300% w 2 + 500%,
6b o L& c:?nJ' Undea� - ;
$ 0°00 13 � �26 � 12 + 08% 27 i - 03%
PART�? TOTAL 1 115 �77 i�38.�� +IB•%m._._®• 1 76 � + 01%
Total Par 17 Ixcidents 66 l I 2 4% 75 �+''
Total. Mls� Non __k as. �. +16 g �7 -
criminal- Calla - 104 _2 � 1$3 - 0% 315 35%,
_
Tota. Calls for Se-Ice 215 U5 ` 216 � —,05% 466
Page two
POLICE DEPARTMENT MONTHLY REEPORT
PART I OFFEN?ES CLEARED
CLASSIFICATION ! THIS YEARIAS:` YEAR r RAFT'.' OF OFFENSES
OFFENSES NUMBER OF OFFENSES fli�NITP 3FR OF OFFENSES rTr�RL__
CLEARED ps CrSHED
„ _._.
N � m
i Arrest ° Arrest res G ='e -FSP YEAR
I This This his 'Th �i Tni ' Tt r mr;. - mho v .. ,__�
{ 1 Sam Y 3
7 Month Year! Montt.! Year]�M .,thR ve . Mo hv a- N� �� o �a. p Mon* � to Date
10 Criminal Homicide
a, Murder and
Non"'-
a.
f i
negligeri; Manslau�ghte 0 0 0 ! Q it 0 0 ! p p 0 0 0 0
bo Manslaughter by
Negligencew I
m0�.._. 0 0 0 i 1 0 p 0 ...Oa. r 0 11 0 0 0 G 0
' _ ,,.
2, Forcible Rape.
Total 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 M 0 0
Rape by -�o��.--.._,..�.®._._ _ _�.. -,-- 0 f 0 0
a, Force _ i__�_.�
�u� Q �y._�2 0_.
bo Attempt Ea.pe 0� 0 � p 0 �` 0 0�0 i 0 10 � 0 I
3 a
Robbery Totals g .
i
0 0 o I 0py 0 �. 0 1 1 2 0 o 100% 120C%
_,. _
a, A_rmed � p i 0
00 9
O_ Q_ 0_d l _. 0 100
b, No Weapon
0 0 0 0._1 02i-- 0
2�. Assault Total � � ;c M � �
0 0 0
�
_ 5 5 0 R 0 0 f 0 p 0
a. Gin _y .d5
0 0 0 0 0 0 0ib. ,
ISnize 0 0 - V: � 01
Q {n 0 0 0 s _ 0
0 0 0
ce Other Weapon -_� « z
0 0 ! p 0 0 ' 610TO 0 r
d. Hands, etc. 7 I 0� ¢"�0_`®
z
0 0I 0 0 ` 0 0 o o I n�`'� oo�.
ea Other Assaults z
(Not Aggravated) 0 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 67% $ hDL 0 0
5e Burglary Total
0 2 2 2 0 0 0 10 2 � _@ 0.0 0
a, Forcible Entry 0 2 2 2 10 0 00a 33� 'p iF
b, No Force Used 0 0 0 0 O 0 0 0
c. Attempt Entry I 0 Q 0 0 O 0 0 p I 0 0
a 7I
60 Larceny
k
a, $50.00 & Over o 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 ; 0 o_ I o ;
b. under $5o.00 � � �
— -- 1 1 2 6 o.� 0 1 15 ` 23% 27% 8% 19%
7o Auto Theft � Iz E -_-
2 2 1 3 .p� 0 0 60� �71%
GRAND TOTAL 3 5 10 16 0 0 3 8 29% 27% 8% 10%^��
Page three
M1,10E PFPARTMEENT MONTHLY REPORT
OFFENSE:', HNCWN CHAN.:F
CIASSII"C'ATION OF Rk_p,:r d r �. .>. Q . Offe-,se 1...r. YNa_ �.sd I..,' yea.-'K'
OFFENSES f" y _
h Ea-. ';e, �.s `,am= M *��i Sam
(Par . 1 C_.a_;se .) Ma n, pa
Last year I-a as_
r
} N± rnr er
�,. - P ,
:o Fx g
e fn g 2 2 0 ! 2 un 1009
2. Embyvl em -t & !
F au S 9 i 2 un 150, 15
3. Sic-len�P:op+.r,.FF*
Crimes l + 3 1 0 uo 1009 2 un 50%
4. Weapt Crj4r.e. ± 100% 0 un 10(7
5o
Sex of f ensu
_
(Except-- Rape) 0 0 !
g 1 - 100%
1 =� 1009
Ig
6-o Na ,-- ani? -- !
Dr-ug Law s � 6 0 up h 0o%az` 0 ^�i�n�F 009
0 un_ 600 _ .a ??a 15
3 _ 6 f)) uo3 00% 3 o 100%
o Ii wsur"deA...y . -
C c d c U c 1 3 0 up 100% ? 2 � tin 50
10. _ s 21 1, 0 75% ice= 25 19
1 o, Curfew
Truak..,y 8 ! 15 1 un 700% 1 p11100%�
�
12. Ri7"'ka`i.h7d'V &
Escapses- 6� r 12 n
1 un 500% 8y
uo 50%
14. All. Other, ! 21 i 391.1 un 2,25% 10 0 290%
PAR?` �7 TOTAL „ _---
66
1311 ! 25 un 16h 75 n 799
BICE VEHICIE REPORT
Un t # Miles Driven, Final Miles Gas Used Oil Used Repairs & Cost per mile to
Operate_ Vehmcle
2 2,728 50,787 431.81 9Qts. ¢,221.66 9.5
#3* 3,695 48,773 1109.0* 12 Qts. 230.12 5.9
#4 2,27L 62,3112 21111.7 12 Qts. 62.05 2.3
#5 1,739 15,009 225.3 6 Qts. 62.86 3.6
10,436 ,010.9 39 Qts. t551.19 Averate Cost Per
M3 le 5.29
LPG FUEL
Page Tour
ON
.
:ON Lt. _1_... .... ..
_
t
OF` 0112-N.1,3h, Nti_1
irEI3 I'
1
I
Y; til r✓ r tiL i
r u t,r• � t, y 9 i � i' .
0 0 3 i -3 0 o 7r 0 o
2 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 0'% !,lir 0 6>
er-Y _ i 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 2 ! 100'' 100? 0 100?
r o... _<._... �1 - 1 . 0 0...__...0 i 100'r 100 ,...
0 0
� Na
D zg La 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 1 o i
_..___. � ���. 0 0. ._n.
0 0 5 1!� EJ 0 0 0 5 8 93 0 2a!
Q r
r 0 0 3 6 0 0 0 2 100°'. ,_..;,..,100%_ 0 F 7`�
0 0 1 2 0i 2 10�A 1000u
Y
0 1 2 2 2 0 0 0 0 37° 19g' 0 0
a .:_ . ... _ _
0 ' 0.: 8 15 0 0 1 1 100; 100% 100` 100%
12. Ru.'awayst
rscapt e3 5 0 0 i 3 6 0 0 i 0 5 KT' _.50% ' 0 62,E J�
1-1 o C
'Ltd _o._` , 11 tl, ' 23 t .0_._ 0 `hA y 10 52;' r 9% 100% 10
? it
GRAND TOTAL; 3 5 33 i m
7B 0 1 S 27 62 5R, 20% 37r,
UTI-77, AC.;.Y.1 T IE.S
CIASSIF_? ATI:ON OF ACTIVITIES THIS MON7-H l SAIIM' :,'QST Y EAR
Va.v +.Lon Ho,. JChe,,,ko Made- e 97. l�- 11th
2. S p e .. �":"t.uu i �^E_7rS MadE~, 1,203
o Open Doo�., & w_ r o,� t... �® 16 25
us Ass:',s Rende-ec tc,, 0::�,e- AgenLIe e 179
5. A-d Giver. .o G_ _ _ens -----------------
6. Warrants! Ser-red iR
7: lre errogai o.z Reports,Mad' e e 187 7h
8. Rcut inr� Complaints Inv* 3 it gatied � IM
?' Cr_meF Reported and 'LVlestlgated
-
xOTA? A.(mlt77mIES m 2
30L--`, 1,967
VALUE OF F'A Ca}ER Al-!D IF Fr OPER- . P- UND k•4: FECOVERF'.D INCL-`1U!NCz '- D CHECKS
F F{UF iR�- i nT Ty7 ni { it_il. %T A'I',' ,...._...... ,._.�� tl`9,28984
r
PROPERTY .`,.01 1 }AS YEAR o '.'lxl.'._'�. 04, .. � �;� 11 772 K8
!R0PER7Y EECOVERED TFi'S M.-iNTli VA1,'17 ----$ji� �90
PRUPE`RT'? REI. P7E.RF D .,r,?.rr, %UN' N 1A,Sq YEAR VA l UE
i
Fu U101 26�_
PAD Cr]EGF:3 '!f ;iir ".' tii�E MON" 1I __ksT YEAR
BAD rILECF-5rt "rALPF RE'-,"AlERED T H I l^UNTi1
.
BAD °.r�ECNS= t°p1.!'E }.EC=U''EFEIa �_A;;E MC:N`?'li _A_ ST: +".E:.AF`
PROPERTY Ds" TFi:Si'AIt UF o�$ 2=!?_,0.. .. �z�
0
FROYERIFY ILOST SAME MON", I j.A.3T YEAR � VA.LUE, -o----° Ton
KIPER' : FOUND TH"S MON'r 1;
ROFFFI- wol.TND SAME MLN''li UST YFAR VA..,!TJE; ,.gym,, 70.00
'or! 1''';',l F{ _.._,:,,_ ,_.._.�.._. ..,.,..�._�..,,�._„��_,. .�.,,�.e ,,�_._.�,.�$ )_r�897e20
ICGS F013 SAME MC,N.Ii ;.AS fV R .--.- 5,696-15
VANDALISM I,OSS< THIS MONTu $101.26
7?> -F'FIC AGCIDENT SUMMARY
{ TH _M 3^ITR 4 'IEA,F- TO DA--E
ACC DFNT T sA1 11 12 09c4 i �n 26 21 up 2 �
Peso <a _ i 2 ° 6
Frope y D,:;raga' ° 0 100 ° 3 _:, _ _1 un 2007
Pdesazi
�
0 0_ 0 m 0 0 0
Hi' 1} 0 ( s 100 2 100%
-- ENFORCE',WT SUMMARY i
THIS MONTH YEAR TO DATE
Cl. Yea.,,
l l341
7L�YeaChange
3 s V a. Lcs Yea Chan.-le � E
TRAFF
197 151_ sun _37°_ 434_ q y 372__ 17%
Hata nr cT�71� aa.' j� lh6
"her u u at o 's 51 � 38 � up 36% _ 121 108
Park-ing 5 is� z( k5 ” - 200'1 37 T c101 ? .3 �
7 9 un 250% 12 _ �= 5 a up 11x0%,
Accident,
r r �7 2 u25 % i 13 08%& G a _ s
Page s� - � —
POLICE DEPAR'MENT
1 c.ng' AMD OFFENSE
�7..____ _..
OF OFFENSES T, o-z r � T 17r,0,
0
R,
Aggrat,� rN Assault
Nc-,,—Age,aat r d
� I
_.�.. _....� 0
a::�
Burg &
,
I�hef
� 1
_
u .
PAR' T CT-ALS
Embe r_'e &,n4 & .a , flrpery2
St V C'rmaw
m 1
Sex
rN r otm Drug Lam
Liquoranv 0 e
Dr",-ken q � -_ n 1 � a 4
",-
Discrderly Conduct v g _ _e � 0
-- t 2
Curfew & Truancy
Runa�.ays & Escapees 2
2
Arson
_ s p
All Other �'._ �._ :� } ��_ 0
PART II TOPALS „�,._ 2 =�_ 2= w—
GRAND TOTAL
x
ALL ARRESTS 0 �' 0 0 h 3 7 ! 5 13 32
UNPAT5 OTT IIME R65,G n By ALL;PERSONNE
_ _..._� .�.s = SAME MON�i I.AS�__YEA�R
Chief & Captain S�er_Z a&s A11 Others Ail Personnel.
ersonnel.
13,5 hours — 88 hour3 117 hours ®.
- � -- — 8lhc;u.rs
F(011'.E DEPARTMENT MCN`PHL7 gFrOg
a-f Y; Change
0 Ar: ri 1 I i,.. � ..�
.
Ab3r 50
_3 1 un 200
_. 2 2 {
I I 0 �
..
i; D-"sti bsumes 6 _ n�
6 I 0
un 0
a
3
8D�urxPerson(s) 3 030� 7 3-. - - un 1Faaasy Fights
. Fire,
u
0
8. host• & Missing
persons 2
�---- -- 2 0
9. Pr ...,.. ,_,�..__..rr....�.._.._.._.w..._.- I -
100% 2 7 250
1.0. _ �.._,., __._ _. a.®
Prop may. ,r,�t,� 9 � r �
�2 _ 2 0 i
ezlo
Prowl
1. . 5 bide & A , _.d.2__,, .._ 200% a . ..._� ,12._.. o ,1009,_
1r `s m
upy100% I gl
.rz.
S-
0
_ 1 un 100931, Sj
Pe un 2 00 s_ l � 10
R
16.
�2 � 1 un 100% 5 !> un25°x%
.1. '
3 Ai.3..0'{'3'1 r,..: � II �'�
v,.;. 22 - 38Y' �g 55 -=.K .rt�5%
TOTAL COMPLAINTS
23%
CLERICAL ACTIVITIES
1. Radia Messages
d
2. Teleph�rne;Ga1`ls 50 )4'179 - un 27��{ 11'827 �s .-. 05 �!un 2b%
o gedi b,682 p 3,186 ��I un 47�-�� '' ,125 L7 079
3 Cards `�'Vned �. �_a e a UP
15%
-
And<F 12ia 2,h85� JL2,922 P- 21% {84 6 8 8 P { -
4. Personal _v 5 �a-3� _ p
��. _.
' 4
r Con acti -_ 1,066 911 un 17 _ 2 272 1 8 7 uo 21`4
5. Assist Other �� _'_�' I �
6 Other
Aczes 592 179 .= un 230% 911
Act .v-t-*es 2,b29 2 704
_ �� -. =a•—--ter_-� -
Page 'efghr
End Of Report for Month of Zebagry a 19 71
�'agh He W:111..L:�srsn
TO
7 7 ^v 1 C7'71
1 T�TSTTfzTj� '-'Tl`l�.)r[1
".. ."'_ont}.zly rata
70r1tC1177' yrr,i n , , n` imr
nlot'r ;6,646,000 1,166,000
700,000
Solids Collected(gal) 36,960 1, 20 -0-
Chlorine Used (lb� 62
BOD (ppm) 38 20
Suspended Solids (ppm) 17 LC
1'1PN (per 100 ml) 1-,000
Plant efficiency 775- R5n.
B. rL,,3TT OP7'PL.mTCN _ "_inor repairs were rerformed on the
compressor motor for the main lift station and return
flow meter. major repair was performed by Cornell
-inufacturing on the ralain lift station pumps in t int new
,gear rings were installed. They still have some minor
repairs to the Gyro unit The hauling of sludge to
Unified-Selvage Agency's Treatment Plant at Sunset is
working oui'te well. This 'month we haulcd 8,000 gallons
.for their disposal. All of the digesters are still
operating at a level 'below normal. This i': partially
due to the cold weather, howevcr, could be as e result
of metal poisoning.
C TR7ATITENT PUNT "XPANSIOW The contractor has 'ta':en core
of many of the items we requested for immediate action.
However, this does not 'include the major item,being' the
problem of the flotation of the PVC liner. The,Cit;; staff
is presently working,with the City Attorney relatil ve to
the extra Fork orders and the responsibilities of Steens,
Thompson ez ^unyan.
D. FINPLOY E TRAINTING - Pon Johnson and Linda Fargo attended
the sewage works operators short school held this year
at Oregon State University on February 24, 25 and 26.
Both employees attended the advanced program as it per-
tained to the operation of an activated sludge plant.
The program covered subjects such as microbiology,
sanitary chemistry, waste water analysis for nitrogen and
phosphates and also covered the effects and removal of
toxic elements. Both employees 'felt that this, program
was of great benefit to them in Ielpi:n- 'better understand
the operation of our sewer treatment plant.
2. -T UI rISIC r
— C��1e "Tall -- rcverel. hours Were -spent this _oath rcbuildi._,"n-
printing roomaL' City ' .11. Total material cost to
date for this improvement is ":7,12.
r 13. Ctreet r'-'weeApini - f_y the tJeF�1"T.Y im-,, o f tt�e nOT'tyi 1,TE
eble to sweep all of Vthe curb street • :,ri';hin t'
least t?,ice. r101'ever, due t0 `,,'Cot} er, the ..,ere l la ble to
continue this throu�'h the letter part of ';ebrua.y.
C. Ball Pari{ -- :Tans were prOVed for the 14 1110 +e c'ue to
install two diamond; at COOIc 7, r'. . r)evclopmert is.
expected t? e early part (--f f farces. `
D. Sick Time - ;ever^1 per_ hours were lest this month as
result of sici-ness wit lin the Par'._ and .street division.
The total number of hours h^as not been confirmed, but it
is approximately 12 man hours.
3. `A1GIJF'LicI1G LIY�ISIONrPO T
A. Traffic Study - The City has completed collection cf 11
data for the traffic study vritLi the exception of G. few,
turninn count movements. We will bP worFinG with C-127"
this month generalising the data collected and possibly
verification of some of the records. .=re are carp t9 nuin to
collect additional
lata such as traffic counts, os this
is on the continuing phase of the traffic study,
98th Avenue A petition has been received. from the _
residents along ,98th .venue for improveme-
-t of said street
for appro,.imately 600 feet southerl'%r of ureonburg. ,Cid;
peitition has been accepted by the City Council and :Bill.
_Aci>Lona.gle, a local surveyor Z..r e yor
has been authorized to survey::
the street and plot up preliminary profiles. it is anti-
cipated that the engineering will be completed by the end
Of ilarch and that all property ourners will be notified
T early in April as to the estimated cost and that the
public hearing for the improvement district ?:rill be
April 26, '1971,
Respect ull�y sub, atted,
Keith C. Thompson.
Director of Public tr'orks
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