P a g e 8 P o r tla n d O b s e r v e r O C T O B E R 12, 1989
NOTICE OF RECEIPT OF BALLOT TITLE
INFORMATIONAL ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION
HIGHWAY DIVISION
CALL FOR BIDS
A ballot title and explanatory statement have been received
for an initiative petition in Multnomah County. Any elector
dissatisfied with the ballot title or explanatory statement
may file a challenge with Multnomah County Circuit Court
prior to October 13, 1989. if a challenge is filed with the
Circuit Court, the challenger must notify the Multnomah
County Elections Office.
Sealed bids will be received until 9 a.m. on October 26, 1989,
for the projects listed below:
County
Grant
Long Creek-Fox Sec. of Pendleton-John Day Hwy.,
US395, beg. at S city limits of Long Creek. Grade,
pave & sign.
BALLOT
TITLE
CAPTION: INITIATIVE ORDINANCE REQUIRING MINIMUM PERCENTAGE OF
''PAPERSTOCK'• IN MAJOR NEWSPAPERS
Josephine Foothill Blvd.-Rogue River/Redwood Hwy. Jet.
Sec.US199, Grants Pass. Grade, pave structures,
sign,illunmin., signals & landscaping.
Lincoln & Spencer Creek & Cape Creek Br. Secs, of Oregon
Lane*
Coast Hwy. (US101) approx. 4 mi. N s 37 m. S of
Newport. Bridge repair & cathodic protection.
Crook
McKay Creek (Lamonta Rd.) Br. Sec. NW of
QUESTION: Shall major county newspapers be required to use
newsprint of minimum 25% ''paperstock'' (by 1993) and 75%
minimum (by 1997)?
STATEMENT OF MAJOR EFFECT: This ordinance requires major
newspaper publishers within Multnomah County to use minimum
percentages of ''paperstock'' in their newsprint. ''Paper-
stock' ' is defined as ' 'De-inked paperstock, recycled was-
tepaper.''
Prineville. Grade, pave & structure. DBE Goal.
Jefferson Trout Creek B r . Sec. of Cook Lane approx. 13 mi.
N of Madras. Grade & structure. DBE goal.
Klamath** Algoma Passing Lane Sec. ,of the Dalles-California
Hwy. (US97) beg. approx. 8.0+ mi. N of Klamath
Falls. Grade, pave & sign. DBE Goal.
Lane**
McKenzie Hwy. at M.P. 14.5, OR126, approx. 15 mi.
E of Springfield. Grade & pave. DBE Goal.
Linn
Corvallis-Lebanon Hwy. at Peoria Rd., Hwy. 34,
Sign. & traffic signal.
Marion
Pacific Hwy. East at Quinaby Rd. (99E) approx.
2 1/2 miles N of Salem. Grade, pave & sign. DBE
Go a l .
Multnomah*I-205-N.E. 138th Ave. Sec. of Airport Way,
Portland. Grade, pave, storm sewer, illumin.
& signals. DEB Goal.
Only newspaper publishers with circulation of at least
5,000 copies per week would be required to comply with these
minimum ''paperstock'' percentages in their newsprint:
1. 25% minimum by 1993.
2. 50% minimum by 1995.
3. 75% minimum by 1997.
Violators would be subject to daily fines of $1,000 for non-
compliance .
EXPLANATORY STATEMENT FOR VOTERS’ PAMPHLET
Plans specifications, and bid documents may be obtained in Rm.
10, Transportation Building, Salem, OR 97310. Prime contractors
must be prequalified ten days prior to the bid opening day, except
Spencer Cr./Cape C r . Bridges. (Special prequalification was
required.) For additional information, please contact Commission
services at 378-6526.
If your business is not certified as a Disadvantaged Business
Enterprise (DBE) or a Women Business Enterprise (WBE), please
contact the Office of Minority , Women, and Emerging Small
Business at 155 Cottage, Salem, OR 97310, phone (503) 378-5651.
*A , MANDATORY PREBID MEETING FOR PREQUALIFIED BIDDERS WILL BE HELD
AT
IE MARK 0. HATFIELD MARINE SCIENCE CENTER, ROOM NAL 136,
LO riTED AT SOUTH BEACH IN NEWPORT, OREGON, AT 10 A.M. OCTOBER 12
1989.
**A DBE PREBID WORKSHOP WILL BE HELD AT 9 A.M. ON OCTOBER 19, 1989,
AT THE AGC CENTER, 9450 SW COMMERCE CIRCLE, WILSONVILLE, OR 97070.
This initiative ordinance encourages re-cycled use of news­
print (or other usable paper) which has been processed into
''paperstock'' suitable for producing new newsprint. The im­
mediate effect would be to require increased ''paperstock''
content in newsprint of major-circulation newspapers (of over
5,000 copies per week) by making mandatory certain minimum
percentages of ''paperstock'' in newsprint, ranging from 25%
(by 1993) to 75% (by 1997).
Publishers who fail to comply with mandatory minimum
percentages of ' 'paperstock'' would be subject to fines of
$1,000 per day of violation.
Vicki K. Ervin
Director of Elections
Multnomah County
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PORTLAND PUBLIC SCHOOLS
BOARD OF EDUCATION
AGENDA
COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
"Poplar Village is one o f the new­
1. ENROLLMENT REPORT-The board of Education
will receive a report on enrollment for the
1989-90 school year(information)
7:30 p.m.
est apartment complexes in town.
And. it is the first with heat pumps
that provide both heating and to o l­
ccording to Gwen Hart, manager of Medford’s
Poplar Village apartments. Pacific’s Debby
Reid is a real socialite. Maybe not the kind
who makes the pages o f Vogue Magazine but certainly
the person to know if you're after a real following.
Debby s story, on the right, is a good example of
how Pacific Power is providing customers innovative,
energy-related solutions.
Today, we can help you discover new wavs to ex­
pand opportunity, reduce costs and improve efficiency
with a growing number o f energy products and serv­
ices. How can we help you?
A
ing. Something we need during the
hot summer months.
“ Gwen Hart has told me she's
really had to learn how to say No Va­
popular with renters. With energy
bills as low as $30 a month dur­
ing the winter...you can see why.
'We’ re glad things are work­
ing
so
well
Village...even
at
Poplar
though
lot o f time showing
ENERGY
S E R V IC E S
Expect More From Us.
2, BUSINESS AGENDA-The Board will approve
business items presented including:personnel
matters, purchases, bids, contracts, expenditures,
and other matters. Chairperson Stephen Griffith
will announce that the next regular meeting of
the Board will be Thursday, October 26, 1989,
at 7:30 p.m. (action)
cancy' because Poplar Village is so
Gwen doesn't spend a
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BOARD OF EDUCATION
apartments.”
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