Portland Observer, August 3, 1963, Page 13
Notice of Public Hearing
Advertisement for Bids
Notice « hereby grven that • public hearing will be M id by the Tri-County
Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon (Tri-Met) at the Portland
Budding, 1120 8 .W . 6th. Meeting Room "C" at 10:00 a.m ., Monday.
August 2 9 .19B3 for the purpose of coneidering a giant amendment applica­
tion for the Benfield Light Rail Transit (LRT) Project. This amendment
proposes to add purchase of 7 light rail vehicles to the 26 already funded.
No additional funding ia requested for this project since it is covered within
the funding levels established in the Full Funding Agreement for the Ban
field LRT Project between Tri-Met and the Urban Mass Transportation
Administration
CONSTRUCTION OF OLD BEAVERTON NEIGHBORHOOD
IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NO. 3
PROJECT NO 4151
No persona, famdtee or h usinasses wM be displaced by acquiring 7 additional
vehicles.
The acquisition of additional vehicles does not result in any adverse impact
which would require a supplemental Environmental Impact Statement.
Accessibility for the elderly and handicapped to the light rail vehicles will be
provided by wayside lifts on platforms at stations and space and tiedown
arrangements within the vehicles will accommodate wheelchairs
A statement of Tri-Met'» proposed charter bus service Is available for in­
spection at the Tri-Met Administration offices.
Tri-Met will not be engaging in school bus operations.
There will be no further direct impact on private transportation enterprise by
the acquisition of 7 additional vehicles
At the hearing. Tri-Met will afford an opportunity for interested persons oi
agencies to be heard with respect to the social, economic and
environmental aspects of the projects. Interested persons may submit orally
or in writing, evidence and recommendations with respect to the project.
A copy of the application for a Federal grant for the project, an environ­
mental review, the transit development plan for the area, and a statement
of proposed Charier Services are currently available for public inspection at
Tri-Met, Planning Et Development Division, 4012 S.E. 17th Avenue, Port­
land. Oregon.
John R. Post, Director
Engineering ft Contracts
City Of Portland
CITY OF BEAVERTON. OREGON
Sealed bids will be received until 2:00 p.m. on August 18, 1963 at the office
of the Beaverton City Purchasing Supervisor. 4960 SW Hall B lvd, Beaver­
ton. Oregon 97006, and publicly reed aloud immediately thereafter m the
City Council Chambers, for the construction of street improvements and
related facilities for the Old Beaverton Neighborhood No 3 L I D
Plans and specifications, including bidding documents and conditions of
the agreement, may be examined at the following offices
1. Office of Beaverton City Purchasing Supervisor
4960 SW Hall Blvd . Beaverton OR 97006
2 Northweet Plan Center
Willamette Plaza Bldg . Suite 20B. 901 SE Oak. Portland OR 97214
3 Builders Exchange Co-op
1126 SE Madison. Portland OR
4 Contractor's Management Aaaociation
5008 NE 16th Avenue. Portland OR 97212
Plans and specifications may be obtained at the office of the Beaverton City
Purchasing Supervisor. 4950 SW Hall Blvd., Beaverton. Oregon 97006,
telephone 644-2191, ext. 238/262. upon receipt of a non-rt/undable fee of
110.00 for one complete set of documents. All checks shall be made
payable to the City of Beaverton.
Each proposal must be submitted on forms prescribed by the City and
accompanied by a certified check, cashier's check or bid bond in an amount
equal to ten percent (10%) of the total amount bid. The successful bidder
will be required to furnish a bond equal to one hundred percent (100%) of
the amount of bid for the faithful performance of the contract.
No bid will be received or considered unless the bid contains a statement by
the bidder as a part of his bid that the provisions of ORS 279.360 and ORS
279.364 will be complied with.
This project is financed through the Community Development Block Grant
Program with funds obtained from the U.S. Department of Housing and
Urban Development. The contract will be subject to regulations of the
Departments of Labor and Housing and Urban Development.
INVITATION FOR PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS DUE 2:00 P.M. ON VARIOUS DATES
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Bureau of Purchases and Stores.
Room 412, City Hall, Portland, OR 97204 for the (Commodities) (Equipment)
(Projects) detailed below until 2:00 p.m. on the dates indicated.
Attention is called to ORS Chapter 279 and State or Federal provisions for
Equal Employment Opportunity. Affirmative Action, HUD Section 3 require­
ments. and the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the Contract
Documents
The City of Beaverton reserves the right to reject any and all proposals or to
accept any proposal which appears to serve the best interest of the City.
Plans and Specifications may be obtained at the above address. For addi­
tional information, telephone Buyer at number listed
By T. Keith Long
Purchasing Supervisor
_
Unless otherwise stated in the individual proposals listed herein, no
proposal or bid will be considered unless accompanied by a bid surety for an
amount not less than ten percent (10%) of the aggregate amount of the
proposal.
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Description
NEW-BEAUTIFUL
Opening Date
Sandblaat ft Paint Conduit 83 at Sandy River. Dale
Baker, 248-4002. Prequalification in Claaa 22-Painting
Buildinga Et Structure* Required
8/1 6 /8 3
Janitorial Services at Police Headquarter*. Maxine
Albright . 248-4003.
8 /9 /8 3
Furnish Refute Hauling Services for City. Maxine
Albright. 248-4003
& CAR
TELEPHONES
8/1 6 /8 3
Notice of Public Hearing
Notice is hereby given that a public hearing will be held by the Tri-County
Metropolitan Transportation District of Oregon (Tri-Met) at the Portland
Building. 1120 S .W . 5th Avenue. Second Floor, Meeting Room "C " at
10:00 a.m.. Monday, August 29. 1963. for the purposes of considering
projects for which federal assistance under Section 3 of the Urban Mass
Transportation Act of 1964, as amended, is being sought.
The total grant application is for »106,664 of which »124,996 is the Federal
share and »41,866 is the local share. The project is an intensive technical
assistance program for Tri-Met's current or prospective Minority Business
Enterprises (MBEs). Tri-Met intends to issue a formal Request for Proposal
for the provision of technical assistance services designed to overcome
problems incurred by MBE's including financing, bonding and insurance,
marketing, cost estimating, accounting, general management, evaluation
of bids or proposals and limited patronage by prime contractors.
No person, families or businesses will be displaced by this project.
This project does not have any significant environmental impacts.
Special needs of the elderly and handicapped will be addressed by this
project according to their qualification as Minority Business Enterprises.
The project is currently under review by the A-96 Clearinghouse and will be
included in the FY '83 annual element of the Transportation Improvement
Program.
THE BEEPER PEOPLE.
713 S.W. 12th Street
Call 224-BEEP for a free demonstration.
DR. BRADY’S
ECONOMIC RECOVERY
FOR SAVING TEETH
Thera will ba no direct impact on private transportation enterprise by these
projects.
At the hearing. Tri-Met will afford an opportunity for interested parsons or
agendas to ba hoard with reaped to the social, economic and environmental
aspects of the project, and to submit orally or in writing evidence and
recommendations with respect to the project
A copy of the application for a Federal grant for the project, the transit
development plan for the area, and statement of proposed charter service
are currently available for public inspection at Tri-Met. Planning and Deval
opment Division, 4012 S.E. 17th, Portland. Oregon.
John R. Post, Director
Engineering and Contracts
D ow ntow n
* Designed for Seniors and handicapped
* Qualified Applicants pay only 30%
of their income
* 162 units completely refurbished
* Most modern fire ft security systems
For inform ation c a ll.. . .
J
PARK TOWER
731 S W S A LM O N
227-3367
- “SAVING TEETH 1983”
HIGH Q UALITY PO R C ELA IN CROW NS A B R ID G E S
R E IN F O R C E D PO R C ELA IN CAPS
PHONE IN FOR A FR EE E S TIM A TE
REPLACE YOUR MISSING OR DECAYED TEETH WiTH PERMANE NT CAPS
“TWILIGHT SLEEP”
A OTHER ANESTHFTICSBY REGISTERED ANESTHETIST
WHILE PREPARING YOUR CROWNS A BRIDGES
COME IN FOR A FREE ESTIMATE
OPEN SATURDAYS
NO ADVANCE APPOINTMENT NECESSARY
Tri Met will not be engaging in school bus operations
Rent Subsized
Hi Rise Living
FOR FAMILY DENTISTRY AT
LOWER COSTS
C o m p lete C o operation on ALL DEN TA L INSURANCE PLANS
A statement of Tri-Met's proposed charter bus service is available for in­
spection at the Tri-Met Administration Offices
Florist,
a
48-year-old
floral
company. He was appointed atto r­
ney for the C ity o f Kendleton in
1977.
In
1981
Governor
Bill
Clements appointed him to preside
over the 123th C ivil District Court
in Harris County, Texas. He was
also appointed by the Governor to
serve on a newly organized Prison
Reform Board.
Ken Hoyt and fam ily will be visit­
ing Forrest and Rita Hoyt Jenkins
during the month o f August. Ken
Hoyt is the brother o f Rita Hoyt
Jenkins
of
Jenkins
Insurance
Agency.
The Portland O b s trvtr welcomes
M r. Ken Hoyt to the great city of
Portland.
★ NOW OPEN ★
NON-DISCRIMINATION: No proposal or bid will be considered unless the
bidder is certified as an EEO Affirmative Action Employer as prescribed by
Chapter 3.100 of the Code of the City of Portland.
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Ken Hoyt graduated from Lincoln
High School in San Augustine,
Texas in 1966 where he excelled in
debate. That same year he began a
pre-law program at Texas Southern
University in Houston, Texas and
graduated three years later. He re­
ceived the Juris Doctorate degree
from the Thurgood Marshall School
o f Law in 1972 where he currently
teaches courses.
He began his law career with the
firm o f W ic k liff, King, Hoyt A
Jones. Most recently he was one of
(he founders o f H oyt, Webster A
Andrews.
Ken H oyt is a businessman. Since
1977, he has been co-owner o f Stacey-
Sterling, Inc. which owns Fitch
PERS1
The City encourages bidding by MBE's and FBE's and will assist such firms
to understand and participate in formal bidding processes.
Bid No.
Ken H o yt visits Jenkins fa m ily
Hours W e e k d a y s 8 30i»m to 5pm S atu rd ay 8 30am to ip m
Park F r e e - Any Park n Shop I ot
DR. JEFFR EY B RA D Y, D E N T IS T
SEMLER BLDG.
SALEM
S W 3rd 4 Yam hill t
D o w n to w n P O R T L A N D
110’ 1 C om m ercial N E
S81 8699
228-7545
T he h ig h e it p o in t in th e U .S . it M o u n t
M c K in le y in A I e t k e - 2 0 ,3 2 0 fe e t h ig h .
A game similar to soccer was probably played as
early as 400 B.C. by the Chinese.
•
The Mayflower averaged under two miles per hour
en route to America.
•
Lyndon B. Johnson was the first President to be
sworn into office on an airplane.
•
Softball was developed in 1887 in Chicago and was
originally designed as an indoor game.
We do not do business w ith South Africa.
American State
B ank
AM INDEPENDENT BANK
Mead Office
2 7 3 7 N. t. Union
Portland, Oregon 9 7 2 1 2