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Heppner Gazette-Times, Heppner, Oregon Wednesday, November 6, 2019 -- SEVEN PUBLIC NOTICE ....continued from Page six Inc., 1901 N. Fir Street / P.O. Box 1107, La Grande, Oregon 97850, 541-963- 8309, alindsey@ander- sonperry.com. Prospective Bidders may examine the Bidding Documents at the Issuing Office on Mondays through Fridays between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., or at the other locations listed below. Morrow County, 365 West Highway 74, Lexington, Oregon Anderson Perry & As- sociates, Inc., 2659 S.W. 4th Street, Suite 200 Red- mond, Oregon Anderson Perry & Asso- ciates, Inc., 214 E. Birch Street, Walla Walla, Wash- ington Bidding Documents are available at http://www. andersonperry.com under the Bid Docs link. The dig- ital Bidding Documents may be downloaded for a non-refundable payment of $25.00 by inputting QuestCDN eBidDoc Num- ber 6570084 on the web- site. Assistance with free QuestCDN membership registration, document downloading, and working with the digital Project in- formation may be obtained at QuestCDN.com, at 952- 233-1632, or via e-mail at info@questcdn.com. The Bidding Documents will be available for download after November 4, 2019. No paper sets will be pro- vided for bidding purpos- es. The Owner is an equal op- portunity employer. Mi- nority and women-owned businesses are encour- aged to bid. Minority and women-owned businesses should indicate they are a minority on the Planhold- ers List. 11/1/2019 Page 2 of 2 G:\Clients\Morrow County\530-03 Nextera Wheatridge\Specs\Bid- ding Documents\AdBid OR-QuestCDN.doc A pre-bid conference will be held at 2:00 p.m., lo- cal time, on November 7, 2019, at Morrow County Public Works. Bidders are highly encouraged to at- tend. Owner: Morrow County, Oregon By: Matt Scrivner Title: Public Works Direc- tor Date: November 4, 2019 11-6-1c Thanksgiving pies for sale Heppner Future Busi- ness Leaders of America (FBLA) will once again be making and selling frozen, homemade pies within the next two weeks for Thanks- giving. Pies available will be lemon ice box, pumpkin, pecan, apple, cherry, mixed berry, peach, and Oreo. All pies will sell for $20 except for the Oreo which will be $15. The pumpkin and pecan pies will be cooked Monday and Tuesday and all pies will be delivered November 25 and 26. Those interested in purchasing pies or who have questions may contact any FBLA member or call Jeannie Collins at 541-676- 9138. Morrow SWCD to meet Morrow SWCD will meet Tuesday, Novem- ber 12 at the Port of Mor- row Riverfront Center in Boardman beginning at 6 p.m. Agenda items include comments from the public, minutes of the June meet- ing, financial report, partner reports and staff reports. Meetings of Morrow SWCD are open to the public. For questions or more information, contact Kevin Payne at 541-676- 5452 ext. 111. The Heppner Ranger District of the Umatilla National Forest is hosting a public workshop on the West End Farm Bill Cat- egorical Exclusion (CE) project (West End Project) on Nov. 7, from 6-8 p.m. at the Heppner Ranger Dis- trict office. The objective of the workshop is to discuss and receive feedback on the proposed treatments in the project area. The workshop will also feature a presentation by entomol- ogist Mike Johnson from the Blue Mountains Forest Insect and Disease Service Center on “The Influence of Drought Stress on the Response of Trees to Bark Beetle Attacks in High Den- sity Forest Stands.” The West End Project is located west of Highway 207 approximately 28 miles southwest of Heppner. The purpose of this project is to reduce the risk and extent of an ongoing insect and disease infestation. The West End Project proposes to treat up to 3,000 acres by removing trees through mechanical treatments including commercial thinning, small diameter thinning, pile burning and prescribed fire. Treatments would remove insect and disease infested trees and reduce stocking levels to decrease competition for moisture, light and nutri- ents. Proposed activities are designed to improve the ability of trees to ward off insects and diseases and decrease fuel build up from dead and dying trees, thus increasing forest stand resilience. The Forest Service is seeking scoping comments to help refine the proposed action and identify ways to improve project design. The comment period is an opportunity for the public to be involved in the pro- cess and offer thoughts on alternative ways the Forest Service can accomplish the project purpose and need. Forest Service will be accepting comments on the proposal until Nov. 12, 2019. For more information about the West End Project, please contact the Heppner Ranger District office at 541-676-9187. Additional information about the West End Project, including how to comment on proposed activities, is available at: http://www. fs.fed.us/nepa/fs-usda-pop. php/?project=56315. Sheriff’s Report The Morrow County Sheriff’s Office has released the following information: June 24 (cont.): Mor- report on I 84 E, Board- J u n e 2 8 : M o r r o w port on Hendergart Ln, row County Sheriff’s Office man that a dog was hit and County Sheriff ’s Office Boardman that his black pit received a report on SE needs to be put down. Dog received a report on SW bull is missing. -MCSO received a re- Utah Ave, Irrigon that a was deceased. Owner and Sperry St, Heppner that brown Dodge Caravan was ODOT were notified. female advised there are port at Northwestern Motel, traveling at a high rate of -MCSO received a re- people in her basement. N Main St, Heppner that speed towards Tenth. Un- port at Shady Rest Mobile Deputies responded and a subject is playing loud able to locate. Home Court on Hwy 730, no one was at residence. music. MCSO made con- -MCSO received a re- Umatilla of a domestic in Checked residence and tact and music was turned port on Fisher Ln, Board- progress. Assisted. property, believed to be down. -MCSO received a re- man that a suspicious man J u n e 2 6 : M o r r o w owner’s cat. came to his house twice County Sheriff ’s Office -MCSO received a re- port on I 84 W, Boardman today. The suspect looked received a report on Wagon port on Columbia Ave NW, that a white Prius is driving drunk, was carrying beer Wheel Loop, Irrigon that Boardman that her intoxi- at varying speeds with er- and offered them drugs. their neighbor’s dogs bark cated son just assaulted her. ratic lane changes. Nearly Unable to locate. -MCSO received a re- went off the road at close to all night. -MCSO received a re- port at Columbia View on 100 mph. Referred to other -MCSO received a re- port at Green Acres on Pat- port on NW Morgan St, Columbia Ave NW, Board- agency. -MCSO received a re- erson Ferry Rd, Irrigon that Heppner that RP would like man of a female scream- her neighbor had a knife contact regarding a threat- ing. Roy Joseph Camargo port on SE Utah Ave, Irri- pulled on him by a male ening phone call. was arrested by BPD of gon that a red Grand Am subject. Joshua Mason True -MCSO received a re- assault IV-DV and harass- went by and punched it. was arrested by MCSO on port that Mark Alan Nelson ment-DV. Lodged at UCJ, Unable to locate. -MCSO received a charge of Dis. Con and PCS was lodged at UCJ on IJC bail $20,000. meth and reckless driving. warrant. -MCSO received a report at Heppner Grade Subject lodged at UCJ with -MCSO received a re- report at W Seventh Rd/ School on Elder St, Hep- bail of $17,500. port on SE Chase St, Hep- Washington Ln, Irrigon that pner that a dog is barking J u n e 2 5 : M o r r o w pner that RP received a a fawn is trapped behind constantly. -MCSO received a County Sheriff ’s Office phone call stating that her a gated driveway and the report at Willow Creek mom ran off. Unable to received a report on NE Or- computer was locked and Terrace on Frank Gilliam locate the fawn. egon Ave that a dog showed they need to pay to have it Dr, Heppner that 92-year- -MCSO received a re- up yesterday, matted down unlocked. RP hung up on old female resident fell in port at Meadow Loop/Root white hair. Dog transported them and then checked her her room and is between Ln, Boardman that a male computer and it is locked. to pet rescue. -MCSO received a re- keeps coming back in the the bathroom and her bed, -MCSO received a re- port at Hwy 730/Pleasant port on SE Utah Ave, Irri- area daily. RP was advised needs medical attention. View Rd, Irrigon of cows gon that a black Mitsubishi in the past from deputies Assisted. -MCSO received a re- out in the area. Cows are is traveling at a high rate that the male is a registered port at NW Church St/N sex offender. Unable to contained in a pasture until of speed. Main St, Heppner that there locate. -MCSO received a re- the owner can get there. is a male in a jacket walking -MCSO received a re- -MCSO received a port on Paul Smith Rd, on Main St banging on a port on Hwy 74, Ione that report at Willow Creek Boardman that a white drum. Unable to locate. her neighbor’s cows are in Terrace on Frank Gilliam Ford van keeps driving by her yard and she cannot get June 29: Morrow Dr, Heppner that a female his house. County Sheriff ’s Office -MCSO received a re- ahold of them. is combative and the hos- -MCSO received a re- received a report that Kev- pital advised sending an port on E Rock St, Heppner port at Irrigon Fish Hatch- in Ricardo Melendez was ambulance to pick her up. that RP found a lost dog. ery Office on Riverview Ln, arrested by UCSO on IJC -MCSO received a re- Transported. Irrigon that their black lab warrant. Lodged at UCJ, -MCSO received a re- port at Upper Rhea Creek is missing. bail $2,348. port on Linden Way, Hep- Rd/Spring Hollow Rd, Hep- -MCSO received a re- -MCSO received a re- pner of a female yelling pner that two poplar trees port on I 84 E, Boardman port on I 84 E, Boardman and screaming at a house are on fire. -MCSO received a re- that UP train crossing arms that there is a pickup truck across from the swimming pool. Male left on a bike port on SE Utah Abe, Irri- are stuck down at the Tower on the opposite side of the and female went into the gon that a black Chevy step Rd gates. They are aware guardrail. Michael Wil- house. Deputy responded. side pickup just went past and will be working on it. liam Brayton was arrested -MCSO received a by MCSO for DUII and Resident would like the his house at a high rate of report at Heppner grade reckless driving. Lodged at speed. male trespassed. school on NE Stansbury St, UCJ, bail $10,000. -MCSO received a -MCSO received a re- Heppner that subjects seem -MCSO received a re- port at N Main St/E May St, report on SE Cowins St, to be casing the camper’s port on N Main St, Heppner Heppner of a found wallet. Heppner that two male sub- that a 21-year-old female Property was returned to jects are running past her belongings. -MCSO received a re- has had three seizures in house. They are yelling and owner. -MCSO received a there are vehicles following port on Pleasant Ct, Board- the last 8 hours and is not man that 18-month-old is feeling ok. Transported. them. bleeding from the head -MCSO received a re- and face. port that Jacob Michael -MCSO received a re- Spaulding was arrested by port on I 84 W, Boardman UPD on MCSO P&P de- that a silver Dodge pickup tainer. Lodged at UCJ with is speeding. no bail. -MCSO received a re- -MCSO received a port on NW Gale St, Hep- report at Paul Smith Rd/ pner that RP left his tool Wilson Ln, Boardman that box on the back step and there is a cow walking Forest staff on the conditions. Smoke may be when he came back his drill around the area. Unable to locate. Heppner Ranger District visible from Highway 207. bits were gone. -MCSO received a re- -MCSO received a re- discovered the Skookum Additionally, the Heppner Fire on Thursday, Oct. 31, Ranger District is actively port on SE Utah Ave, Irri- port at Maple Crest Apart- located approximately one implementing prescribed gon that a dark green GMC ments on Wilson Rd SW, mile northwest of the Alder pile burning and forest Yukon is playing music that Boardman that there is a Creek/Skookum Trailhead visitors could see smoke can be heard from Division. cow in the street. Cow was located and secured in its and two miles northeast of in other portions of the Unable to locate. -MCSO received a re- pasture. the Tupper Guard Station. district. The 17-acre fire is creeping Forest officials ask that and smoldering in a mix- visitors do not camp or hang ture of grass, brush, timber out in a burned area. Dead and snags (dead or burned or dying trees that remain trees). Given the time of standing after a fire are year, hazards within the fire unstable, especially in high area, minimal fire behav- winds. Loose rocks and logs ior and favorable weather can be present in a burned conditions, firefighters will area and are unpredictable, patrol and monitor the fire creating a falling a hazard. over the next several days, Additionally, burned vege- allowing the fire to reduce tation can also contribute to fuel loadings and contribute landslides, mudslides and to a more resilient land- erosion when rain occurs. scape. The ground in a burned area The suppression strate- can also be unstable, due to gy for the Skookum fire will burned-out roots beneath aim to reduce overstocked the surface. After soils and hazardous fuel condi- and vegetation have been tions in the area, restore charred, rainfall that would forest health and resilience, normally be absorbed could reduce current and future run off extremely quickly. Posh, Norwex, Roden & Field, Young Living, firefighter exposure and im- The latest fire informa- LuLaRoe, SubRosa soap, Paparazzi, prove foraging habitat for tion will be posted on the big game. The cause of the Blue Mountains Fire In- Lipsense, Scentsy, Arbonne, Homemade Arts fire is currently unknown. formation Blog. To receive & Crafts, Thirty-One, Montana Purses, and The public is asked to updates on fires in the Blue use caution when entering Mountains, follow our blog Amelia’s Handbags the area and be aware of at http://bluemountainfire- increased hazards, partic- info.blogspot.com/. ularly snags and smoky Skookum Fire burning on the Ranger District schedules workshop Heppner Ranger District Rebekah’s Fall Bazaar Saturday, November 9 10 am - 2 pm Lexington Lodge Hall Lunch Available for $5 Soup - Roll - Desserts - Drink -Vendors- Have a news story or photo for the Gazette? Email editor@rapidserve.net call 541-676-9228 or stop by the office on Willow St., Heppner today.
