SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, 2015
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New Siuslaw School Board member Bill McDougle (left) recites the oath of office given by fellow board
member John Barnett during the Aug. 12 school board meeting. McDougle was selected out of five applicants
to fill position No. 7, vacated when former board member Michelle Rose chose not to seek a third term.
McDougle has a long history in education as a teacher and administrator.
Florence, Lane County stripe streets Sept. 9
Under a cooperative agree-
ment, City of Florence and
Lane County crews will begin
street striping, weather depend-
ent, on Wednesday, Sept. 9.
Typically, the striping can be
completed within one day,
however, as it is the end of the
summer season, weather plays
a larger role in the operation. It
may be necessary to complete
striping on Thursday, Sept. 10.
The City of Florence main-
tains 87.98 lane miles of road-
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You are all very appreciated for
the work you do.
way with approximately 37.97
of those center lane miles.
Next to traffic control device
maintenance, striping is a top
safety priority.
Crews can only stripe when
the road is dry and the temper-
ature is above 50 degrees.
Remember to give striping
crews plenty of room and
watch for the “wet paint” signs
on Florence streets.
Although crews will use
fast-drying, water-based paint,
driving over fresh stripes or
changing lanes when following
a striping crew can remove the
reflectivity of the stripe, reduce
safety, increase maintenance
costs and spray paint onto your
vehicle.
The City of Florence and
Lane County do not assume
responsibility for paint on vehi-
cles. The city and county will
deny all reimbursement claims
if a driver crosses wet paint.
Therefore, Florence and
Lane County crews ask drivers
and pedestrians to watch out
for “wet paint” signs.
Watch for “wet paint” warn-
ing signs and warning trucks.
Don’t change lanes behind a
striping truck.
The paint they use is engi-
neered to last, so it may be very
difficult to remove from your
vehicle if you drive on it while
it’s wet.
Once the paint is sprayed on
the roadway, it can take as little
as thirty seconds or as long as
five minutes to dry.
If you do happen to drive
over wet paint, it should be
removed within the hour by a
high-pressure hose and using
warm soapy water.
The paint is water based, an
alternative that is better for the
environment.
As the paint is applied, thou-
sands of little glass beads are
deposited upon the wet paint.
The glass beads reflect
lots of light, even at night.
When vehicle headlights hit the
paint, tiny spheres in the glass
beads reflect the light, making
the stripes brighter for drivers
in dark or rainy conditions.
For more details about street
striping operations, call City of
Florence Public Works at 541-
997-4106.
Library Friends’ book sale to last 3 days
The Friends of the Library
will again host its annual Labor
Day Book sale, with this year’s
sale extended for a three-day
event, from today, Sept. 5,
through Monday, Sept. 7, at the
main branch of the library,
1460 Ninth St. in Florence.
Hours of the sale are
Saturday and Sunday, 10 a.m.
to 4 p.m. Regular prices range
from .25 cents to $1.
On Monday, even though
the library is closed for the
Labor Day holiday, the sale
goes from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
You can fill a grocery-size
plastic bag with books for $2.
Books of all kinds will be
for sale: fiction books include
mystery, horror, adventure,
romance and science fiction.
Nonfiction books will
include biographies, cook-
books, computer books, how-
to manuals, philosophy, poli-
tics, travel, mathematics, bird
and mushroom identification
books, photography and music.
Cash, checks, credit and
debit cards are accepted.
Library hours are Monday,
Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
10 a.m. to 6 p.m.; Tuesday and
Wednesday, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m.;
and Sunday, 1 to 5 p.m.
All proceeds of the sale go
to support the Siuslaw Public
Library and its programs. The
Friends of the Siuslaw Public
Library is a nonprofit organiza-
tion.
For more information, email
siuslawlibraryfriends@gmail.
com.
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