The independent. (Vernonia, Or.) 1986-current, January 06, 2005, Page 22, Image 22

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    I Page 22 The INDEPENDENT,
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N o tice of P u b lic H earing
A public hearing is scheduled be­
fore the Vernonia Planning Commis­
sion on January 20, 2005 at 7:00 p.m.
in the Council Chambers of City Hall,
1001 Bridge Street, Vernonia, Oregon,
to consider a variance submitted by the
Vernonia School District from the park­
ing provisions and maximum building
length provisions of Vernonia Ordi­
nance 711 and consideration of expan­
sion of a conditional use permit to con­
struct a 16,000 square foot Middle
School with a future Phase Two 5,600
square foot gymnasium at the Vernon­
ia 4-J School District property located
at 475 Bridge Street on Tax Lot #4404-
031-00100. A copy of the applications
are available for inspection at Vernonia
City Hall, and may be copied for a nom­
inal fee.
The Public Hearing is governed by
Sections 3.020, 4.050, and Articles 6,
8, and 10 of Vernonia Ordinance 711. A
staff report will be available to the pub­
lic at City Hall one week before the
hearing, and may be copied for a nom­
inal fee. Failure to raise an issue in a
hearing, in person or by letter or failure
to provide statements or evidence suf­
ficient to afford the decision-maker an
opportunity to respond to the issue pre­
cludes appeal to the board based on
that issue. Public testimony is wel­
come, and written statements will also
be received before the hearing. For ad­
ditional information, please call Julie
Steffen, Vernonia City Planner at 503-
429-5291.
The meeting location is accessible
to persons with disabilities. A request
for an interpreter for the hearing im­
paired or for other accommodations for
persons with disabilities should be
made at least 48 hours prior to public
hearing to Kate Conley at 503-429-
5291, TTY 1-800-735-2900 or at City
Hall, 1001 Bridge Street, Vernonia, OR.
The City of Vernonia is an Equal Op­
portunity Provider and Employer.
Publish January 6, 2005
R equest fo r Proposals
Phase One of New Middle School -
One-Story Pre-Engineered Steel Four Class­
rooms, Office, and Cafeteria Building
("Design/Build" Project)
Proposals Due 2:00 p.m., January 27, 2005
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN
The Vernonia School District No. 47J
Requests Qualifications AND Requests
for Proposals from experienced De­
sign/Build Contractors for the construc­
tion of a new middle school to be built in
Vernonia Oregon. Sealed proposals will
be accepted by Vernonia School District
No. 47J at the office of the owners rep­
resentative, Willamette ESD, 2611
Pringle Road SE, Salem, Oregon 97302
attention Mr. John Ahlbin, Project Man­
ager until 2:00 p.m. Pacific Standard
Time on January 27, 2005, after which
time no further proposals will be re­
ceived. The proposals will be publicly
opened and read aloud at 2:00 p.m. Pa­
cific Standard Time on January 27,2005
at the offices of the owners representa­
tive at the address given above.
The work consists of the design and
construction of an approximately 20,000
square foot new pre-engineered metal,
fully enclosed and conditioned one-story
four classrooms, office, and cafeteria
building as Phase One of a New Middle
School. The building is to be fully insu­
lated with sheet metal roof and siding.
The proposal is to include: all associat­
ed accessories including but not lim ite d
LBSftk NOTICI
to flashing, trim and closures; insulated
steel man doors and frames including
hardware; storefront entry doors manu­
factured by other than the metal building
manufacturer; framed openings de­
signed to accept specified windows; gut­
ters and downspouts; vinyl windows not
provided by the metal building manufac­
turer, to be provided and installed by the
contractor; installation of electrical serv­
ice, lighting, telecommunications, water,
gas and sewer service as shown in the
proposal documents described below;
installation of gas unit heaters; site work
including clearing, grading, paving and
installation of utilities; and landscaping
and lawn installation including planting
of trees and shrubbery and installation
of lawn (no irrigation system).
The DBC firms responding to this
RFP will be evaluated based upon qual­
ifications, prior experience, proposed
approach (including schedule and plan
for completing the work); schematic de­
sign fee, and any other evaluation crite­
ria identified in this procurement.
A MANDATORY Pre-Proposal Con­
ference will be held on January 13, 2005
at 2:00 p.m. at the School District Office,
475 Bridge Street, Vernonia, Oregon
97064.
Interested design/build contractors
may obtain a complete set of proposal
documents by contacting Copies of the
Request for Qualifications AND Request
for Proposals document can be ob­
tained from:
FOX BLUEPRINTING
141 Commercial St. NE
Salem, OR 97301
Tele. (503)-362-4994
Fax: (503) 362-5996
Any objections to or comments upon
the proposal documents must be sub­
mitted in writing to the attention of John
Ahlbin, Willamette Education Service
District, 2611 Pringle Road SE, Salem,
Oregon 97302-1533. To be considered,
such objections or comments must be
received at least six (6) working days
before the closing date for proposals.
This contract is for a public work
subject to ORS 279.348 to 279.380 (the
Oregon Prevailing Wage Rate Law). If
the contract amount is over $25,000.00,
BOLI wage rates will be applicable to
this project. The wage rates are includ­
ed in the proposal documents which are
available as noted above.
No proposal for a construction con­
tract shall be received or considered by
the public contracting agency unless the
bidder is licensed by the Construction
Contractors Board of the State of Ore-
qon as required by ORS 701.035 and
701.055.
The Vernonia School District re­
serves the right to reject any or all pro­
posals, to waive formalities, to add to
the price proposed by any nonresident
an increase equal to the percent prefer­
ence that the non-resident’s home state
would give its in-state bidders, and to
postpone the award of the contract for
thirty (30) days. All proposals and all
prices quoted in proposals shall be firm
for a period of thirty (30) days after the
closing date for proposals.
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Sales p o sition fo r leading screen
print and embroidery company with
name brand accounts. Salary plus
commission depending on experience.
KO Screening, Inc., Hillsboro. 503-
648-3217.
B01/06
Upper Nehalem Watershed Council
Parole/Probation Officer I
Columbia County, Oregon
Position #05-224
DUTIES: Perform professional correc­
tions casework supervising misde­
meanor, felony and conditional release
Planning Secretary
Columbia County, Oregon
Position #05-051
DUTIES: Provide clerical support to
LDS Dept. and Planning Commission
QUALIFICATIONS: HS/GED + 1 yr
clerical exp. MUST have exp or educa­
tion in planning or land use field. Know,
of computers required. Must be able to
meet deadlines and remain organized
and accurate in a high pressure office.
SALARY: $2087-$2506; appt usually
is accepting applications for a tempo­
rary tree planter/riparian reparation
worker. Position description and appli­
cation available at 503-429-2401 or
B01/06
info at <nehalem.org>.
offenders.
QUALIFICATIONS: BA degree in relat­
ed field; 2 yrs exp in criminal justice
field which includes offender contact.
REQUIREMENTS: Possession or abil­
ity to quickly obtain LEDS Certification
and DPSST Parole/Probation Officer
at beg. of range.
TO APPLY: County application form is
Certificate. Valid driver’s license.
SALARY: $2788-$3353 + DPSST cert
mandatory; download from <www.c
o. columbia.or.us> or obtain from Co­
lumbia County Civil Service, 230
Strand, St. Helens, OR 97051; Phone:
pay after 1 st year.
TO APPLY: County application form is
mandatory; download from <www.c
o. columbia.or.us> or obtain from Co­
lumbia County Civil Service, 230
Strand, St. Helens, OR 97051; Phone:
503-397-3874.
DEADLINE: Must be received by 5:00
p. m. January 27, 2005; postmark not
acceptable;facsimile apps not accept­
503-397-3874.
DEADLINE: Must be received by 5:00
p. m. on January 27, 2005; postmark
able.
Equal Opportunity Employer
Publish January 6, 2005.
1989 Dodge Caravan LE minivan,
runs, $300. 503-869-1011.
F01/06
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Monday - Friday
Hours Negotiable
Reasonable Rates
503-429-3094
$100 REWARD! White, short-haired
kitten, 7 mo., black spot between ears,
1 blue eye, 1 yellow eye. Answers to
“Harley.” 503-429-8902.
B01/06
Fahrenheit 911 video tapes for rent.
503-429-0996.
P01/06
MISCELLANEOUS
WANTED
....... ................
WILL BUY ANTIQUES,
B01/06
not acceptable; facsimile apps not ac­
Collectibles and Estates. One piece
or house full. Cash paid. 503-429-
1608
BTFN
ceptable.
Equal Opportunity Employer
B01/06
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953 Bridge St., Vernonia
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503-429-6203 • 1-800-488-6203
www.vemoniarealty.com
Real Estate Brokers: Carol Ostrander, GRI, 503-429-6425 • Nancy Dailey, 503-429-3703
Rick Gardner, 503-429-6481 • Steve Stanbrough, 429-8017 • Ken Bateman, 503-429-1032
Robin Murphv, 503-429-4101 • Associate Broker: H elen Bateman, 503-429-1032
MUST SEE THIS! Inside all brand new!
Snug, appealing 3BD/1BA, at end of
quiet street. Move in ready!....$134,620
WONDERFULLY UPDATED 3BR/2BA
home. Prego & tile firs, ceramic count-
er tops. Great starter home...$135,000
TOO CUTE! Remodeled home on
comer lot. Gas fireplace, great land-
scaping. GOOD BUY!!...........$115,000
4.4 AC w/rem odeled cottage and
river frontage..................... $185,000
9.92 AC NEAR MIST. 2 tax lots
$245,000
3.92 AC w/well.................... $69,000
CHARMING HOME............. $115,000
Dated this 3rd day of January, 2005.
Publish January 6, 2005.
Public N otice
David Morris and his associates
must stop harassing the people, and do­
ing vandalism to the property at 13369
Keasey Road, Vernonia.
1989 Nissan Sentra, 2 dr., runs.
$600.503-621-7944.
F01/06
DEER ISLAND farm house on 8
acres.................................. $165,000
68.97 AC near Vernonia City limits! 3BD,
2BD FIXER close to lake, has large
shop....................................$79,500
1BA, 2900 sf ranch. Big bam, pasture,
some trees. Move in Ready.....$485,000
3BDZ1BA on Nehalem R..$139,900
UNIQUE 3BD/2.5BA HOME w/lots of
storage, great bonus room. On 6 treed
city tots. Don't let this slip by!...$279,995
OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK TO SERVE YOUR REAL ESTATE NEEDS