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April IS. 1982 (S m
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Candidate fair to be at Oregon City
A candidate fa ir w ill be
held tonight at Oregon City
beginning at 7 p m ,
A c c o rd in g to L o rn a
Long, central committee
chairperson, commitments
Patrick Sullivan welcomed
Trenton and V irg in ia
S u lliv a n o f G re sh a m
recently announced the
birth of a boy. Patrick
Casey
He was born April 2 at
9 :20 a m at the Portland
Adventist Medical Center
He weighed seven pounds.
-Exhibit A-
NOTICE OF
PUBLIC HEARING
Nolic« it hereby given that
lh« Board of County Commis­
sioners for Clockomos County.
Oregon, will meet on April 22
1982 ot 10:00 o m PST ot the
Commissioner» hearing room
ot 906 Mam Street. Oregon Ci­
ty. Oregon to consider fur­
ther proceedings for the for­
m atio n of the fo llo w in g
d o m e s tic
w o te r
s u p p ly
districts to operate under ORS
Chapter 264 os opproved by
the following Final Orders of
the Portland M etro po litan
Area local Government Boun­
dary Commission to wit
(B o u n d a ry C o m m is s io n
Final Order No - Name of
D o m e s tic W a te r Supply
District)
18,2 - Wildwood Annex Woter
District
,813 • Country Club Water
District
,8 ,4 • Sleepy Hollow Water
District
,815 Riverside W ater District
,816 * Alder Creek Barlow
Water District
Under ORS ,98 8 ,0
the
Board shall enter a final order
creating each of the above
districts unless written re­
quests from registered voters
residing within each district,
amounting to either fifteen
p e rc e n t
(1 5 % )
of
th e
registered voters of the
district or one hundred (100)
voters whichever is less, ore
filed with the Board at or
before such hearing
The districts lie generally
olong Stote Highway 26 bet
ween Cherryville
ville Rood and
the community of Rhododen
dron in Clackamas County.
Oregon. The exoct boundaries
of the proposed district are set
fo r t h
in
th e
P o r tla n d
M e tro p o lita n A re a Local
Government Boundary Review
Commission Final Order Nos
1812 through ,816. which final
orders are on file with the
Clockamas County Clerk
All interested persons ore
invited to appear ond be
heard,
BOARD of COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS
tor Clackamas
County, Oregon
P3B2-I9
4 1
4
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NOTICE OF
SPECIAL DISTRICT
eight ounces and was 20 in­
ches long
He joins Jennifer. 11,
Michael, 8, and Danny, 7.
Grandparents are Mario
and Marge Tigli, Sandy,
and Clarence and Alice
Kusch, Portland
ELECTION
May IB, ,982
The ballot measure printed
below will be presented to.the
qualified voters of M t Hood
Community College District at
the primory election May 18.
1982 The polls will be open
from 8 00 a m. to 8 00 p m
TAX BASE FOB COMMUNITY
COLLEGE EDUCATIONAL PRO­
GRAMS
QUESTION Shall o new tax
base o, $10 427 016 be
o u th o riie d for continuing
educational programs at Mt.
Hood Community College?
PURPOSE Mt Hood Com
munify College offers voca­
tional. lower division transfer,
and continuing education
courses to more than 20 000
adult students each year at a
cost per student less than the
stote average for community
colleges and public schools.
These progroms are financed
by stote aid. student tuition
and fees locol property taxes
and other sources. The col­
le g e ’s c u rre n t tax base
outhority of $6 350 667 is not
sufficient to meet current pro­
gram needs, despite signifi­
cant inceases in tuition and
fees because of increased
costs and reduced stote aid.
For 1982 83 the operational
budget of the college will re­
quire only $8 372 305 of this
authority to be levied
Now thot enrollment has
stabilized the new tox base
will permit existing programs
to continue ot present levels
W illiam J. Radakovich
Director of Elections
Multnomah County
P482-1
4-, 5
SOLICITATION
FOR BIDS
Clackamos County School
District No
45. Bull Run.
Oregon 97055. in accordance
with ORS 279 025 is inviting
bids for the purposes of roof
repair Bid specifications may
be obtained ot the school of­
fice. 4 ,5 ,5 SE Thomas Road
Sandy OR 97055 between the
hours of 8 00 a m and 4 00
p m Monday Friday
Proposals must be received
in writing by the bid opening
on April 29th. 1982 ot 6 30
p m in the school cafeteria
All bids must state that the bid
complies with the provisions
of ORS 279 350 and o surety
bond, cashier's check or cer­
tified check must be ottached
have been received from
six of the eight guber
national candidates All
eight have been invited to
participate.
The candidate fa ir w ill be
held at the Oregon City
Senior Center, at Fifth and
Washington Streets
E ach c a n d id a te fo r
governor w ill be allowed 10
minutes in which to present
his qualifications and pro­
posals At the completion of
all addresses, members of
to the bid as security (ORS
279 027).
The school district reserves
the ri ght to reject ony or all
bids to woive ony formalities
ond to negotiate with the bid
der that will best serve the
district’s interests
P482 6
4 ,5
NOTICE OF BOARD VACANCY
The Bull Run Schoo, District
No 45 Board of Directors is
now occepting nomes of in­
terested applicants to fill by
oppomtment Position 4 for a
term of two months May I ,
,982 - June 30
,982
To
qualify for this appointment,
you must be o registered voter
of the district and hove resid­
ed therein for a period of one
year immediately preceding
the appointment. Application
is to be mode in writing to
Chairmon Jack Loy ton Sr..
43754 SE Phelps Rood Sandy.
OR 97055 by April 28 , 982
P482 7
4-15
NOTICE OF BUDGET
COMMITTEE MEETING
The meeting of the Budget
Committee of the Hoodlond
Fire District 74 will be held a,
7 30 p m. on April 27, 198,
The meeting will be held at
the Hoodlond Fire Districts
Mam Station Rhododendron.
Oregon The budget message
and proposed budget will be
presented ot thot time A copy
of the budget may be In­
spected or obtained free of
charge from the Hoodlond Fire
District t business office 69634
I . Hwy 26 Rhododendron.
Oregon 97049 between the
hours of 8 00 a m and 5 00
pm
Don Armintrout
Fire Chief Budget Officer
P482-3
4-15
PROPOSALS REQUESTED
INSURANCE AGENT
OF RECORD
The City of Sondy P O Box
1,6. Sondy O r 97055. is
soliciting proposals for on
"Agent of Record" to service
the City's need for insurance
ond bonds
The appointment will be tor
a three year term commenc­
ing June 1. 1982 Appointment
will be determined by the op
plicant's experience ond ser­
vices provided
Interested firms should con
the audience w ill have the
opportunity to question the
candidates
Candidates for governor,
in order of appearance, w ill
be M A (Cap) Yegge A r­
chie Weinstein, Stan Terry,
E Allen (A lt Propst, Jerry
Rust. Ted Kulongoski. Don
Clark and Steve Anderson
In addition to candidates
fo r governor, a ll can­
didates for county offices
have been invited to set up
literature tables
tact the City M a n a g e r s O ffice
City of Sondy for outline of
sp e c ific in fo r m a tio n r e ­
q u e s te d .
Phone
(5 0 3 )
668 5533
W ritten proposals must be
received at Sandy City Hall no
loter thon 5 00 p m April 26
1982.
The Sandy City Council
reserves the right to accept or
r«|«ct any or oil proposals ond
waive ony informalities
P482 5
4-15
NOTICE OF HEARING
Notice is hereby given thot
at 7 00 p m on Thursday Moy
6.
,9 8 2 .
in Room 60 2,
Multnomah Co. Courthouse
,021 SW 4th Ave
Portland
O re., there shall be a public
hearing by ond before the
Portland Metropolitan Area
Boundary Commission on pro­
posals including the one listed
below . Interested persons
may appear and shall be given
reasonable opportunity to be
heard.
Proposal No. S-99
EX-
RATERRITORIAl SEWER LINE
E X T E N S IO N o u ts id e th e
Hoodlond Service District
involving the extension ot 980
ot 10’ line 8 9350 of 8 force
main. The extension is from
district's ,0 ’ line in Arroh
Wanna Blvd Territory to be
served is land within the ser-
vice district known os Cedar
Ridge ' and the Timberline Rim
Subdivision.
P482 2
4-15
4 22
NOTICE OF BID-
LIQUID WASTE
HANDLING SYSTEM
The City of Sandy will occept
til ,0:00 a m . Friday.
bids until
April 30. ,982 ot which time
said bids will be opened
publicly in the City Council
Chambers, tor one liquid
waste handling system. The
bid will be owarded to the
lowest bidder submitting a
bid The City will reserve the
right to r«|«ct any and all bids.
Bidders should contact the
City of Sondy Sewage Treat
ment Plant. P O. Box ,16. San­
dy, O rego n 97055, (503)
668 5489. to obtain detailed
s p e c ific a tio n s and form s
which must be filled out
Roger Jordon
City Manager
P482 4
4 15
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