HomeMy WebLinkAbout1964, Jun 17 Construction of Lower Teton Reclamation Projecte.3.!
!~ motion was made by Gordai Smith, seconded by Laurn Flshlimao and unanimously carried. that ~
the low bid of Texaco Company of 13.43 per galloon be aceepted,
The folorring resolution bras read,
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!d1liRliAS, bills have been submitted to the United States Senate and the United States
House of Representatives for ti;e construction oi' the Lower Teton Reclamtion Project,
including the Fremont Dar. and Reservoir, and
hlHhir_E;AS, the same has been set for House Committee hearings in tdashington, D. C. dud
'rJH1jREP.S, ti2e disasterous floods this areas hris experienced in prior ;ears and the
drouth conditions ~~rhich have prevailed in rrior ~=ears, resulted in this area being
declared a flood disaster areas as we7.l as a dS'auth area in the same year, which
clearly demonstrates the vital importance and urgency of this project for flood control
and supplemental r~rater purposes.
aldD l`IliRREAS, there has never been any opposition to said project at any fiea.ring pertain-
ing to the same, and aL all hear~rrgs it has been unanimously endorsed and approved.
~, N06J, TPF2LFOR), Br IT ?tliSCLVliD: That said House Committee reconcnend the immediate
u~ '`'?~3ssa~e of said bills authorizing the. construction of said Frernont'Da~n ar,d Reservoir.
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G~ ui Pe~ecson aroved the resolution be approve by the Council, Gordon Smith seconded <rnd
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' lt~.~ ~ ,,-,y~ r,1~~mte~ o" th *egnla Crty~Covnc'1`"~.*~~t'~L~~1c,.~~lure 17th were read, approved and
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RE: ` G3+,i~~ns reoue!.t ~virg 3rd Y:rest street:
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°' ~ ~, ~„,yqup. ,-,f res~dPnts ],virg on 3rd -vYe~t ba'tw,:en `~Ia.~;ii street and 4.tli South appeared before
trio Co~v~cti_`. w1` :~i~r~`] `Pi~}ha~ a spo!~ ~~ ~an and requested the ..street l,e paved as the dust
was Iatmost wiceara6le. They ,,ta~;Pd '~2nae~ltd~ sag{fir 1;ne has teen pu't in they trod Leen
'annoyedr.ritl'v'-~ths~?d~uatras,ther= is a great deal of traffice along the street. They also
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„,,,,,00,, requested snrnething ~En be don= '.~ eurbntkYe~ speeding of cars along tho street especially
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"~"°" •~ ~ a, The 3'<nyor toidit!io group ~ha} tneCoui'Tn-i~~~"erd,tl~pcuesing the possibilit,~ of pa sing that
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street when thou „~~m, ir~~o t~e,r}neeting, thatP, ~1~e council was aware of their prohlem and
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~~~- ,,,_,,.n anxious to do as much as fin~rlc~sr~^rro}~'l.cL~w]1oa ,That plans ~.aere for ~.iV paving f at
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• 'lea=sr,..~._hlocks as soon as_possible and all 4. blocks it at all possible.
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Tne„~i:~..~r a.ssu_ned the g^cupthat nefo_.. constl~t3C~1on was bagun, the city engineer would
"'~ ~~ ~_ be asked. t.o it'vpstigete..th~,,;feasibil~ty of constructing the road ~.aith either dips or rises
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I~Ier1e Fisher sand the citizens living alon(:j the street :~roul'd be willing to spearhead
action on a. bonding iesue to pay for the street ssrfacing, The Mayor said that theproblem
on~wh..ther'~the city has sufficient bonding ezoaci'_y would have to be studied.
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`3~.fcre' leaving several of the group expressed their aypreciation for the. city cooperation
and hoped the `rrar•k;on the stra~~t, reou~ ] h;e;~l€' amacdiatley.
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RE: tlF±,ion to 'b'e=~t~al4.en.,.a~ bond on tl-ie Powell AdditioiaM
City Pt ~rney unry Smith was insturcted ~~~'t6ke action to collect a bond on the Pam~e]1
additi n ~n.:r~ntP~ng completion of cer ain roars. The bonding company 'iris been notif:.ed
that pe o ma~rce was not fulfilled.