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CLAY CREATIVE Clay Creative Where: 1615 S.E. Third Ave. REPLACES BURNED Developer: Killian Pacifi c Designer: MacKenzie TAYLOR ELECTRICAL Contractor: Turner Construction Public Partners: Metro’s Transit- Oriented Development Program, City of SUPPLY BUILDING Portland Development Commission Enterprise Zone he Clay Creative, a building of creative/industrial offices, held its grand opening last week, cel- issues. By 2014, Killian Pacific had taken Tebrating the use of exposed over and re-approached MacKenzie to heavy timber in keeping with the tradi- follow the designs through execution. tional warehouse feel of the Central “It’s good to finally see a project go Eastside Industrial District. there,” Wieland said. “It’s a completely According to Metro, a public partner different design approach than the first on the project within time we took it through.” its Transit-Oriented Wieland said one of the major changes Development Pro- BY JULES is a 90 degree difference in orientation, gram, the total devel- facing another street — Third Avenue in- opment cost $21.8 mil- ROGERS stead of Southeast Clay. lion. The Metro pro- The anchor tenant, Portland-based gram provided $300,000 in funding. bank Simple, has already moved into the The six-story, 72,000-square-foot build- top four floors, occupying 75 percent of ing includes high ceilings, operable win- the building. The ground floor has a cou- dows that provide plentiful natural light ple of tenants, and restaurant space is and fresh air, flexible open floor plans actively looking for leases as construc- and a rooftop terrace with city, river and tion finishes up. mountain views. There are 61,943 square feet of office space and 5,000 square feet Heavy timber of retail designed for the district’s cre- Almost all the wood material was re- ative culture of software, artisan and gionally sourced, as was the masonry on sustainable sector businesses. the building’s exterior and a lot of the The development comes nearly a de- steel and concrete. cade after a fire burned out the old Tay- “Clay Creative, being one of the new lor Electrical Supply Company ware- wave of mid-rise timber construction, house, which was formerly on the Clay was one of the first out of the ground,” Creative site. Wieland said. “Not a lot of mid-rise build- Dietrich Wieland, the lead architect on ings are built out of wood anymore. the Clay Creative, is the director of sus- We’re seeing a little bit of a nod back to tainability with Portland-based MacKen- that.” zie architecture, engineering, design and According to Wieland, developer planning. MacKenzie also has offices in Killian Pacific was extremely interested Seattle and Vancouver. in pushing and promoting wood as re- “That used to be the old Taylor Elec- gional technology, and focused on the en- tric building, and it burnt down in a fire vironmental, human health and natural around 2005-06,” Wieland said. “In 2008 aspects of the build. The project is tar- or so, another client c had us design es- geting a LEED Gold certification. sentially the same project: a five- or six- “There are a couple of key elements on story industrial office building with the project. One would be the promotion structured parking.” of the use of wood as a local, regional After obtaining the permit, the initial CHRISTIAN COLUMBRES PHOTOGRAPHY project disappeared into 2009’s lending CONTINUED / Page 4 One of Clay Creative’s features is exposed heavy timber. 4 BUSINESS TRIBUNE Tuesday, October 4, 2016

CHRISTIAN COLUMBRES PHOTOGRAPHY Clay Creative is located close-in on the East side, just south of the Hawthorne Bridge.

air distributor on floors four the neighborhood,” Wieland said. ■ From page 3 through six. “The fact that you’re getting more “It’s a little more efficient, but restaurants coming in on the material, supporting the local tim- the main driver for the under-floor ground floor adds vibrancy to the ber industry, intensive use of wood air is to provide better air distribu- district, not just in terms of finding through the structure and the fin- tion, better occupant control, those a place to go for lunch, but after 5 ished, trying to promote what types of things: human health and p.m. I like seeing the East side be- technology was a key piece be- comfort,” Wieland said. “It’s geared ing more than an 8-5 destination.” yond just sustainability and LEED, toward human health.” While the use of heavy timber but also just from a standpoint of An attribute of the space is the was his favorite part, he also supporting the regional economy,” great amount of natural daylight: named it as the most challenging. Wieland said. due to the narrowness of the build- “I’ve worked with wood struc- Wieland also said Killian Pacific ing, you’re never far from an exte- tures before — not on a five- or six- made it a goal to reinvent the his- rior wall. story building — that was just fun torical, industrial building with a “A lot of the access to height, to to take that through and just un- modern twist. views, the amount of quality of the derstand how wood at that scale is “Overall, the design of the exte- space, the connection to natural designed and delivered to the mar- rior is intended to be compatible wood — occupants can have the ket,” Wieland said. “That (heavy with the older buildings around CHRISTIAN COLUMBRES PHOTOGRAPHY ability to control their work envi- timber) was probably the most ex- it,” Wieland said. “How the win- The Clay Creative designers saved an old wall from the burned Taylor Eletrical ronment,” Wieland said. “It’s all citing aspect of the project to me.” dow openings are sized, how the Supply building because of the community graffiti, keeping it as art for the pretty cool and it all extends be- The new is exciting, but also chal- mullions are organized, the pat- neighborhood. yond LEED and points.” lenging from a legal perspective. tern on the masonry, all try to re- There are also plans to finish the “All the engineering makes call historical things.” landscaping with solar trees. sense, but applying that at scale But Wieland and his team didn’t all that — finding moments to newly invented way historical “Rather than take solar panels was new to us and the City of Port- simply recall history’s design ele- have abit of a modern expression.” buildings used solid timbers, out of sight, out of mind up on the land didn’t have a lot of them at ments: they used a physical wall Another engineered wood tech- heavy pieces. It’s now all about en- roof, we took them down to the this scale — it created a lot of from the old burned building, nique is cross-laminated timber gineered products.” parking lot,” Dietrich said. “(It challenges in terms of understand- which is decorated in graffiti by (CLT), which is getting a lot of at- looks like) a stylized version of a ing how code was to be applied, the community and now stands as tention at the Framework build- Human health tree. Once they are installed, it will whether it met the code or wheth- a unique art piece for the neigh- ing, recently approved by the The sustainable aspects of the really be a significant element to er we had to do a building code ap- borhood. city’s Design Commission and design go above and beyond LEED the site design, not only providing peal,” Wieland said. “It was one of “The use of heavy timber is a slated to be the highest CLT build- certification points, because renewable energy but also art.” those projects where the biggest nod back to that as well: all old ing in the nation. they’re not just about the carbon part was the most challenging buildings are built out of heavy “We didn’t go that route, but it’s footprint: they’re for the health of Challenges and joys part and the rewarding part. We timber, too,” Wieland said. “Add trending that way,” Wieland said. the people who spend time in Clay “The challenge of the Central got it all done and figured out.” some modern elements, a very “Emphasis at the state level is in- Creative. Eastside is always a conversation high-efficiency facade, high-effi- terested in promoting wood tech- Part of the sustainable mechani- about industry versus industrial of- ciency glass and installation and nology. We see it coming back as a cal system includes an under-floor fices, and the strain that can put on [email protected]

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elight, a conference about marketing, BY JOSEPH Duser experience and GALLIVAN interactive design, made clear on its first day that consumers have been about to exceed both Boom- busy pivoting while the busi- ers and Gen Xers in the ness world has stayed still. workplace. Giving them ex- So marketers must play actly what they want is a ma- catch up. jor preoccupation. Consumers want every- As a spin off of Boston- thing sooner, more mobile based insurance company and customized to them, MassMutual, Society of whether it is financial advice Grownups is trying to spread or a cup of coffee. And in the nationally. Its design is by case of Society of Grownups, IDEO, the human-centered that is mostly financial ad- design gurus. vice, paid for in nickels and As IDEO tells it, “[We] dimes: a $10 web chat here, a helped build the new venture supper club there. from the ground up — de- “We are democratizing fi- signing a brand identity, a nancial literacy,” said Nondi- digital platform with some of ni Naqui, President and CEO the most sophisticated finan- of Society of Grownups. cial planning tools in the in- Naqui said she grew up in dustry, and a hip brick-and- a three-language household: mortar locale. We thought her parents spoke to her in everything through, right English and Bengali. When down to custom tables and they spoke Russian to each pencils. And in the end, ev- other, however, Naqui knew erything added up to a com- she was either in trouble, or mon vision.” they were talking about mon- Brick-and-mortar here ey. means a Starbucks-like “We overshare about al- storefront, one of which most everything. We talk could be coming to Portland about our dating history, our soon. They are planning to health conditions, religious open 10 more in the next and political beliefs, family, three years and partnering you name it. But the one with universities and corpo- thing we never talk about is rations, the latter to aid them money.” with recruiting. “There’s a strong race for Customers are Millennial talent,” said Na- called Grownups qui. She made it clear that it’s good to think of Millennials Brand gets lit as a big, fat target market. Sometimes a brand is just PAMPLIN MEDIA GROUP: JOSEPH GALLIVAN There are 70 million of them, a brand. Sara Fritsch, head of At the Delight conference last week at the Portland Art Museum, Sarah Fritsch, Schoolhouse Electric’s VP of sales and marketing, second only to Baby Boomers sales and marketing at discusses what’s for sale and what is not. Schoolhouse rocks authenticity above all in its brand message. as a consumer market and Schoolhouse Electric & Tuesday, October 4, 2016 BUSINESS TRIBUNE 7

Supply Co. made the case for turn- ing “I want to sell stuff to people” into “I want to sell heirloom quality things to people who realize the best things are not for sale.” So their brass lamps and $200 clocks are treated as emotive objects that will carry stories from generation to generation. She showed some ridiculous products available these days, such as Hip Hop for Dogs, diapers for chickens, and a tiny grabber for hygienically picking up chips. “So what’s not for sale?” Fritsch asked. “Family, love, work ethic and style, delight, joy and good health.” Fritsch called Schoolhouse electric “a lifestyle brand with exper- tise in lighting and furniture, focused on mindful living.” The aes- thetic is “aspirational but approachable.” Which means they do their photo shoots in real (Port- land) houses, with non-models, and love to symbolize family val- ues with the warm glow of incan- descent light. It’s the kind of feeling you’d get walking through Ir- vington or Montavilla on an Octo- ber evening, which seems capture the national zeitgeist. Coffee to go Andrew Hogan of Forrester Re- search talked about how, “when customer experience drives reve- nue growth in an industry, digital experience plays a crucial role.” He gave the example of the Star- bucks mobile app that lets you order and pay in advance. The app PAMPLIN MEDIA GROUP: JOSEPH GALLIVAN estimates how long it will take to Jasmine Probst is one of several content strategists at Facebook exploring how to deal with death and bad news on the platform. Facebook has contracted with the have the drink ready, and allows suicide prevention group Forefront of Washington State University. shoppers to skip the line. Like any boom company, Starbucks is wor- whole team of people at Facebook looking out for their well being.” sites are published to measure August, which can choose whom ried about slowing growth. dealing just with death and bad Probst showed a slide showing a which is more popular) and Feed- it lets into your house. It will When mobile usage was only news. (There are already hun- message from a real person they back, which is now happening in stimulate other services, such as four percent last year at Starbucks dreds of thousands of “Remember- had reached out to. It read: real time thanks to the preponder- Wag! (dog walkers) and Alfred, a in the first quarter and four per- ing X” pages for people who have “F—- off Facebook, I don’t need ance of dashboards in SaaS soft- real live butler (only available in cent in the second quarter, that passed.) this right now.” ware. New York and Boston). And if you might look bad. But Hogan point- The living can filter out people “But the greatest risk of all is to subscribe to Alfred you get the ed out that it was 10 percent at and dates, and hide memories. do nothing,” she added. The futurist always rings twice lock free. their busiest stores, and 20 per- “When someone tells us not to David Rose is an entrepreneur, Rose walks the shared-econo- cent at the busiest times. mention something, we don’t just Dashboard nation inventor and teaches at the Mas- my walk. He says he can make “So the app drives more custom- end the conversation, we apolo- Scott Brinker, the editor of sachusetts Institute of Technology $200 a day sharing his car on Tu- ers to the same stores that are al- gize first,” she said, explaining ChiefMarTec.com, showed some Media Lab. He loves the Internet ro, and $40 a day sharing his bicy- ready everywhere,” he explained. how Facebook tries to appear em- images of all the logos of all the of Things, and wrote about it in cle on Spinlister. After same-store sales growth pathetic. martec companies — technology “Enchanted Objects.” Rose has a He also invented a facilitator of 20 quarters at five percent, it Take suicide. Last year in the companies aiming to make disrupt coffee table with a giant touch- table to foster the much-vaunted dropped to four percent. Star- USA there were 41,000 deaths by and conquer the marketing world. screen embedded, which he keeps workplace collaboration. A blob bucks told investors this was an suicide, 41,000 by breast cancer, All the author of “Hacking Mar- just for Google Earth. (Picture fa- in the middle listens to who is opportunity. “They said ‘This is 35,000 died in car accidents and keting” needed to add was in 2011 ther and son bonding over home- speaking and subtly lights up fine how the digital flywheel is going 16,000 by homicide, according to there were 150 of them, in now work.) And he likes simple, con- LEDs in front of a person who has to increase growth.’ And that’s Probst. there are 3,500. nected devices that just do one not said much or who has been what I go looking for in an earn- Facebook now diverts people He showed a pace layering mod- thing: the umbrella whose handle too frequently interrupted. ings report.” posting suicidal messages to sup- el for marketing. The slowest mov- glows when rain is forecast, or the “This is privacy by design,” he port options such as the suicide ing parts used to the Company, cabinet that holds a Skype screen assured everyone. “It doesn’t Facebook live, and dead prevention group at the University then the Brand, the Campaign, the and glows when a call is coming know who you are. It gives feed- Jasmine Probst, a Content Strat- of Washington called Forefront. Channel and finally, the fastest in. back in the moment, and no data egy Manager at Facebook, talked (intheforefront.org) changing thing was Tactics. Now “People love glanceability, that is saved.” about Designing for Difficult Expe- “We reiterate that we care and there are two faster layers — Iter- they don’t have to get their glasses riences. People put their lives into there are resources available. Peo- ations (thanks to AB testing, to see what’s going on,” said Rose. Facebook, and she says there’s a ple don’t expect companies to be where different versions of web- He showed a smart lock called [email protected] 8 BUSINESS TRIBUNE Tuesday, October 4, 2016

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Cornerstone Janitorial barred ness to the next level. Program participants A major wage enforcement settlement meet monthly for classes conducted by ex- will direct $144,000 in liquidated damages to perts at SBDC. Topics include: 46 underpaid workers while making Corner- ■ Sourcing capital and financing; stone Janitorial Services permanently ineli- ■ Financial and marketing management; gible to receive public works contracts in and the state, the Bureau of Labor and Indus- ■ International markets. tries announced today. ■ As part of the partnership with PCC, The settlement represents only the sec- the Alliance underwrites the cost for busi- ond time in the agency’s history that BOLI ness owners to participate. Businesses will has secured such a lifetime ban. BOLI be responsible for only $500 of the $2,500 launched the investigation after receiving a course tuition. Recipients also receive a two- complaint from Hoffman Construction. year small business level membership to the Previously, the agency directed nearly Alliance valued at $1,640 for a total scholar- $200,000 to Cornerstone workers not paid ship package valued at $4,140. wages to which they were entitled on a se- ■ To participate in the program, small busi- Tax ries of 16 taxpayer-funded education and ness owners should fill out an application health care projects in Portland, Eugene, form on the Alliance website by Oct. 14. A se- Stayton, Junction City, Salem, Keizer, lection committee will review applications and Philomath, Vernonia, Corvallis, Monmouth conduct interviews in November. Participants and Wilsonville. will be selected in December and will begin Hikes... Cornerstone Janitorial projects that were the one-year program in February. investigated included the Casanova Expan- sion and Soccer/Lacrosse relocation at the The Standard named University of Oregon, The PCC Cascade 2016 Partner of Distinction Campus underground parking project, the Ronald McDonald House Charities (RM- Philomath High School addition, the Oregon HC) of Oregon and Southwest Washington State Hospital replacement project in Salem, honored Standard Insurance Company (The the Callahan Hall restroom and lounge reno- Standard) as its 2016 Partner of Distinction. vation at Oregon State University, and the This award recognizes the company’s contri- ...Handmade Health and Wellness Center project at West- butions to RMHC by creating a significant ern Oregon University. and lasting difference to the lives of families “Our agency is committed to holding busi- with seriously ill children who stay at Port- nesses accountable so that workers receive land’s two Ronald McDonald Houses. Bikes every dollar they’ve earned,” said Labor The Standard is being honored for its Commissioner Brad Avakian. long-time philanthropic support, employee “It’s especially important that taxpayer- engagement and volunteerism. The Stan- funded projects fulfill the basic promise of dard began supporting RMHC with a $10,000 fair wages for a fair day’s work. This settle- gift to help build the East House in 1994 and ment is a win for vulnerable workers and has since contributed more than $170,000. other businesses that deserve a level play- David Payne, vice president of Life and Dis- ing field.” ability Services at The Standard, serves on Avakian praised Hoffman Construction the RMHC Board of Trustees, and with his for contacting the Prevailing Wage Rate leadership The Standard has become the Unit and urged other workers and contrac- presenting sponsor of the RMHC Golf Clas- tors to contact BOLI if they believe that sic and selected RMHC as a beneficiary of workers are being denied wages to which its 2016 Employee Giving Campaign. they are entitled. BPM Real Estate Group picks Portland Business Alliance Howard S. Wright for Broadway Tower accepting applications for BPM Real Estate Group has selected How- Small Business Scholarship Program ard S. Wright, a Balfour Beatty company, to The Portland Business Alliance and Port- build its Broadway Tower project in down- land Community College’s Small Business town Portland. With construction underway, Development Center (SBDC) are now ac- the 19-story, 430,000-square-foot office and cepting applications for its 2016-17 Small hotel development will be home to a Business Scholarship Program. 180-room Radisson RED hotel, and offer

568670_100416 BT “Now in its seventh year, this program 175,000 square feet of office space and over has helped local small businesses grow and 2,000 square feet of ground-floor retail add jobs,” said Sandra McDonough, presi- space. dent and CEO of the Portland Business Alli- Located in the heart of downtown Port- ance. “It allows small business owners the land, Broadway Tower tenants and hotel time and resources to step back and look at guests will be within walking distance of their business with a fresh set of eyes. Many some of the city’s best restaurants, vibrant take the opportunity to rethink strategies shops and boutiques, and world-class art and adopt innovative ideas for growth.” galleries. Broadway Tower is Howard S. Every year, the program helps 12 small Wright’s second project for BPM Real Estate Covering the News Spectrum 91.5 FM business owners who have been in business Group in Portland having delivered the for three to five years, have at least one em- Pearl West office building for the developer ployee and are looking to take their busi- earlier this year. NWBUSINESS

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A special supplement to the Business Tribune 2 NORTHWEST BUSINESS Tuesday, October 4, 2016 SWEET OREGON BUSINESS LADYBUG CHOCOLATES “When Steven was in a ‘good space’ he’d ‘blow BY DEAN BAKER raspberries’ for hours,” Bob Dye explained, puck- ering up his lips and making the raspberry sound. So the raspberries are a tribute to his memory. ob Dye is a fourth generation candy In 2015, Bob Dye also took a second full-time man. position in Portland, as general manager of the He runs Ladybug Chocolates out of Lloyd Center mall. a storefront chocolate factory in Can- Along with another son, Kenny, and a staff of by. The family business started when four women, the Dyes make 16 flavors of painted Bob Dye’s great-grandfather, John truffles and an assortment of other confections. Dye,B went into the candy business in Honolulu The chocolates are works of art. They are sold in 1906. online and in a couple dozen stores all over Ore- John managed the candy department in the gon from Made in Oregon and Market of Choice to Alexander Young Hotel. In 1922, he Beaumont Market and Elephants Delica- opened Dye’s Kandy Kitchen, later tessen, from the Inn at Cannon Beach named Ellen Dye Candies, after to Timberline Lodge and the Choco- his daughter. “We use ... late Box in Silverton, to 2 Kids in In 1927, he became the first premium Guittard Newport and Manzanita Sweets person ever to combine maca- on the coast. damia nuts and chocolate. chocolate. By blending Ladybug Chocolates also His son Earl took over the this chocolate with quality does special orders with many chocolate business and ran wine cellars in the state, such it through World War II un- nuts, fruits, oils, spices and as Zerba Cellars in Dundee, til 1960 when he became ill liqueurs, we create a August Cellars in Newberg, and sold it to Mamoru Taki- and Chateau St. Michel in tani, who renamed it Hawai- distinctive and well Washington. ian Host Chocolates. balanced flavor.” But the chocolates aren’t just Meanwhile, Bob’s dad, Ber- — Bob Dye good to look at, they have won nard, had moved away from choc- several prizes including two at the olates to run United Foam Corp., Portland Chocolate Festival. Ladybug’s maker of polyurethane foam products salted caramel won the best confection with operations around the country. For sever- prize, and the Vermont short stack truffle was al years, Bob worked in finance and became an awarded best in show. expert manager of shopping malls. At the Oregon Chocolate Festival they won best But, in 2010, he felt the call of his roots and chocolate candy for their guava wood-smoked sea moved back into the candy business like his fami- salt caramel and honorable mention for their ly. chocolate lavender truffle. Bob returned to his native Hawaii, studied with All the candies are available online at lady- a couple of great chocolate chefs, and in 2011 bugchocolates.com. started the Waimea Chocolate Co. “We use fresh ingredients and no preservatives Then, in 2013, he bought Ladybug Chocolates in along with premium Guittard chocolate, which Canby. He and his wife Margaret operate both the has a higher percentage of cocoa butter than reg- Waimea and Ladybug chocolate businesses as ular chocolate, making it ideal for crisp, smooth well as a new operation called Steven’s Raspber- coatings and rich fillings,” Dye said. “By blending ries in Canby under the name Hawaii Ladybug, this chocolate with quality nuts, fruits, oils, spices Inc. and liqueurs, we create a distinctive and well bal- Steven’s Raspberries produces berry-infused anced flavor.” COURTESY: DAVID REAMER chocolates using all sorts of berries. The company The team at the Canby shop includes Lisa Red- COVER: Margaret Dye with some of the many chocolates created at Ladybug is named after the Dyes’ son, Steven, a blind, deaf ding, Sandy Plummer, Amanda Brown and Mari- Chocolates. THIS PAGE: The crew at Ladybug Chocolates (top) in Canby creates and mentally delayed young man who died in 2014 lyn Swanson as well as the three Dyes. award-winning confections. They are Marilyn Swanson, Amanda Brown, Sandy at the age of 21. The net profits from the raspber- “We’re just a small company trying to make the Plummer, Bob Dye, Margaret Dye, Kenny Dye and Lisa Redding. Bob Dye (center) ry company all go to Providence Child Center, world a better place to be, one chocolate at a dumps macadamia nuts while Kenny Dye watches. Amanda Brown (above) pours where Steven lived for many years. time,” Dye said with a smile. chocolate over some recently created confections. Tuesday, October 4, 2016 NORTHWEST BUSINESS 3

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World class quality, Pacifi c Northwest HOSPITALITY By JOAN BROWN in creating exceptional wine is the quality of For Pamplin Media Group the fruit that is delivered from the fi eld and the care and precision of the growers.” estled among rows of vines Maryhi- Maryhill is dedicated to low-impact wine- ll Winery is a gem of the Columbia making and crafting wines that express true River Gorge. Founded in 1999 and varietal and vineyard qualities. On all red Nopened in 2001 it is today one of wines native yeast fermentation is practiced Washington State’s largest and most-visited to enhance complexity and quality. wineries. A destination winery, it is open Since opening in 2001, Maryhill has won year round. With more than 50 exceptional, more than 3,000 awards. At the 2016 Casca- award-winning wines and breathtaking pan- dia Wine Competition, where more than oramic views it’s easy to appreciate why 1,000 wines were judged, they won two Best more than 75,000 guests visit every year. of Class, three Double Golds, fi ve Golds, two “We are the 2015 Pacifi c Northwest Win- Silvers, and nine Bronzes. A few of their ery of the Year by Wine Press Northwest past awards include the 2015 Pacifi c North- and we are open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. west Winery of the Year, Wine Press North- all year long,” stated Cassie Courtney, mar- west; the 2014 Winery of the Year, San Fran- keting director at Maryhill Winery. cisco International Wine Competition; and In addition to exceptional wines, Maryhill is the top No. 10 Winery in the World and No. 2 also a fabulous venue for music, showcasing in the USA by Association of Writers and live performances with some of the fi nest mu- Journalists of Wine & Spirits. sicians from the Pacifi c Northwest, as well as Wine and music are great fun, and being world-class acts such as Willie Nelson, Count- family and dog friendly it’s also an ideal lo- ing Crows, Bob Dylan, Styx and Foreigner. cation for spending a day in the spectacular Owners Craig and Vicki Leuthold, origi- beauty of the gorge. Maryhill offers private nally from Spokane, Washington, believe in and group tours and tastings, and is avail- passion, patience and balance in winemak- able for special events. Things to enjoy in- ing. Their philosophy is to “create truly af- clude an expansive Tasting Room and gift fordable, high-quality and approachable shop, an exclusive Reserve Tasting Room wines, which showcase the impeccable tech- with private patio, and a vine covered Tus- nique and artistry of the growers.” In that can-style terrace. Also, there’s great picnick- endeavor, Maryhill Winery sources from ing and bocce playing, or delightful snug- eight of Washington’s 13 designated Ameri- gling around crackling fi re pits. can Viticultural Areas, and is proud to be Maryhill produces more than 80,000 cases positioned as a Washington wine authority. of wine annually, which are distributed na- Winemaker Richard Batchelor has served at tionally and are also available online. Maryhill since 2009. In 2013 Indy International Another reason to love Maryhill and its Wine Competition awarded Batchelor “Wine- people is they sponsor promotions such as maker of the Year,” and he has crafted a num- donating $15,000 in winter gear to select ber of the “Top 25” wines from Wine Spectator. Northwest Boys & Girls Clubs, and they Batchelor received his postgraduate degree in have campaigns such as sweepstakes to win viticulture and enology from Lincoln Universi- $500 gift cards to Columbia Sportswear. ty in Christchurch, New Zealand and previously served as Head Winemaker at Hall Win- Maryhill Winery is located at 9774 Hwy 14, Golden-

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CONSENT AGENDA – NO DISCUSSION Authorize an Intergovernmental City Hall 1106 Agreement with the Port of Portland to MAYOR CHARLIE HALES allow the Bureau of Transportation to 1221 SW Fourth Avenue administer the design, right-of-way and Extend term of Street Closure Program construction for the NE Columbia Blvd: Portland, OR 97204 1098 in Old Town/Chinatown for a period of Cully Blvd & Alderwood Rd project one year (Ordinance) (Second Reading Agenda 1077) WEDNESDAY, 9:30 AM, ■ Fire & Police Disability and Retirement REGULAR AGENDA MAYOR CHARLIE HALES OCTOBER 5, 2016 Amend the Fire and Police Disability, *1099 Retirement and Death Benefi t Plan in order to comply with an arbitration ■ Office of Management and Finance decision, regarding fi nal pay calculation COMMUNICATIONS for members of the Portland Police Authorize a contract with Labyrinth Association (Ordinance) *1107 Solutions, Inc. for implementation Request of Michael Withey to address services for SAP Enterprise Asset 1091 Council regarding homelessness ■ Office of Management and Finance Management at a not-to-exceed amount (Communication) of $1,850,000 (Ordinance) 10 minutes requested Pay claim of Mary Haney in the sum of Request of Lightning Watchdog PDX to *1100 $20,956 involving the Bureau of 1092 Authorize CityFleet to purchase address Council regarding evict the Environmental Services (Ordinance) *1108 Clinton Foundation from the Whitehouse replacement Bridge Inspection Crane for (Communication) use by Bureau of Transportation at Pay claim of Samuel Sachs in the sum $811,932 (Ordinance) *1101 of $130,000 involving the Parks Bureau Request of David Kif Davis/Multnomah (Ordinance) 1093 County Copwatch to address Council Ratify a successor collective bargaining 1109 agreement between the City and the regarding war on copwatchers by the Extend contract with Hyas Group and Portland Police Association relating to police and City (Communication) 1102 increase compensation in the amount of the terms and conditions of employment $115,000 for investment consulting of represented employees in the 1094 Request of David Gwyther to address services for the City Deferred Portland Police Association bargaining Council regarding 10th and SW Yamhill Compensation Plan (Second Reading unit (Previous Agenda 1065) Parking Garage project Agenda 1073; amend Contract No. (Communication) 30001011) COMMISSIONER STEVE NOVICK Request of Douglas Peterson to 1095 address Council regarding 10th and SW COMMISSIONER STEVE NOVICK ■ Bureau of Transportation Yamhill Parking Garage project ■ Bureau of Transportation (Communication) Vacate a portion of an unnamed alley 1110 between N Midway Ave and N Columbia Rename a segment of NE Couch Ct and Blvd subject to certain conditions and TIMES CERTAIN 1103 name a segment of unnamed public reservations (Hearing; Ordinance; VAC- right-of-way as NE Couch St (Ordinance) 10107) 10 minutes requested 1096 TIME CERTAIN: 9:45 AM – Proclaim October 10, 2016 to be Indigenous Authorize an Intergovernmental Peoples’ Day in Portland (Proclamation 1104 Agreement with the Oregon Department COMMISSIONER AMANDA FRITZ introduced by Mayor Hales) 1 hour of Transportation for inspections of City- requested owned highway tunnels (Ordinance) ■ Portland Parks & Recreation

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http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. Published Sep. 20, 27, Oct. 4 & 11, 2016. MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE BT15860261 NOTICE OF SALE On October 18, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, subject NOTICE OF SALE property legally described as, 5413 SE 64th Avenue Portland, OR 97206. The On October 18, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, court case number is 15CV08494. The case is entitled: BANK OF AMERICA, 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, subject N.A.,, Plaintiff v SCOTT A. FORBES; JENNIFER L. FORBES; COLUMBIA COLLEC- property legally described as, 7421 N Huron Ave Portland, OR 97203. The TION SERVICE, INC.; PORTFOLIO RECOVERY ASSOCIATES, LLC; CACH, LLC; and court case number is 15CV05736. The case is entitled: FEDERAL NATIONAL ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION (“FNMA”), Plaintiff v RANDALL A. PALAZZO; RP & Post your Official Call for Bids, OR INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY COMMONLY KNOWN AS 5413 SE 64TH ASSOCIATES, LLC; MICHAEL C. CARPENTER AND CAROL E. CARPENTER TRUS- Sub-Bid ads, and Public Notice AVENUE, PORTLAND, OR 97206,, Defendants. The sale is a public auction to TEES OF THE MICHAEL C. CARPENTER AND CAROL E. CARPENTER FAMILY Business Tribune the highest bidder for cash or cashier’s check, in hand, made payable to TRUSTS; GENESIS INVESTMENTS, INCORPORATED, DBA PRECISION IMAGES; ads in the . Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. For more information on this sale go to: AND ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. LIEN, OR INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY COMMONLY KNOWN AS 7421 N HU- Your notice will appear in print RON AVE, PORTLAND, OR 97203, Defendants. The sale is a public auction to Published Sep. 20, 27, Oct. 4 & 11, 2016. and online, in numerous cities BT15860259 the highest bidder for cash or cashier’s check, in hand, made payable to Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. For more information on this sale go to: and counties throughout MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. Oregon. NOTICE OF SALE Published Sep. 20, 27, Oct. 4 & 11, 2016. BT15860363 On October 18, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, Publishing with us ensures 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, subject MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE property legally described as, 9221 N Lombard Street, Apt. 18 Portland, OR NOTICE OF SALE compliance with state and fed- 97203. The court case number is 15CV10564. The case is entitled: BAYVIEW On October 25, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, eral statutes and codes. LOAN SERVICING, LLC., Plaintiff v CAROLYN WIESNER; ASSOCIATION OF UNIT 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, all of the OWNERS OF ST. JOHN’S VILLAGE CONDOMINIUM; and ALL OTHER PERSONS OR interest which the defendants had on January 1, 2012, the date of the fore- More Bang, Less Bucks. The PARTIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, OR INTEREST IN THE closed Deed of Trust, and also all of the interest which the defendants had REAL PROPERTY COMMONLY KNOWN AS 9221 N LOMBARD STREET, APT. 18, thereafter, in the real property described as, 7115 Southeast Sherrett Street Business Tribune provides for PORTLAND, OR 97203, Defendants. The sale is a public auction to the highest Portland, OR 97206. The court case number is 15CV26882. The case is enti- greater coverage, unmatched bidder for cash or cashier’s check, in hand, made payable to Multnomah County tled: FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION (“FANNIE MAE”), its succes- customer service, and publish- Sheriff’s Office. For more information on this sale go to: sors in interest and/or assigns, Plaintiff v RONALD JOHNSON III; CAROLYN http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. JOHNSON AKA C R JOHNSON; STATE OF OREGON; AND OCCUPANTS OF THE ing fees that are far lower than Published Sep. 20, 27, Oct. 4 & 11, 2016. PREMISES, Defendants. The sale is a public auction to the highest bidder for our competitors. Bottom line: BT15860332 cash or cashier’s check, in hand, made payable to Multnomah County Sheriff’s The Business Tribune is your Office. For more information on this sale go to: http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. best choice. MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE Published Sep. 27, Oct. 4, 11 & 18, 2016. NOTICE OF SALE BT15861667 On October 18, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, 100,000 copies and 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, subject MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE property legally described as, 2825 NE 23rd St Gresham, OR 97030. The court NOTICE OF SALE 200,000 readers case number is 14CV17950. The case is entitled: BENEFICIAL OREGON INC., On October 18, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, Plaintiff v LORETTA CAIN; AND ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES UNKNOWN 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, subject Great exposure for a CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, OR INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY COM- property legally described as, 20 SE 172nd Avenue, Unit 116 Portland, OR reasonable price. MONLY KNOWN AS 2825 NE 23RD STREET, GRESHAM, OR 97030, Defendants. 97233. The court case number is 140405110. The case is entitled: GREEN The sale is a public auction to the highest bidder for cash or cashier’s check, in TREE SERVICING LLC, Plaintiff v JOSE B. ZUNIGA; BANK OF AMERICA, N.A; hand, made payable to Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. For more informa- HIGHLAND FAIR STATION, LLC; ASSOCIATION OF UNIT OWNERS OF BURNSIDE "Hoffman Construction rou- tion on this sale go to: http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. STATION CONDOMINIUMS; AND ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES UNKNOWN Published Sep. 20, 27, Oct. 4 & 11, 2016. CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, OR INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY COM- tinely advertises subcontrac- BT15860263 MONLY KNOWN AS 20 SE 172ND AVENUE UNIT 116, PORTLAND, OR 97233, tor opportunities in the Defendants. The sale is a public auction to the highest bidder for cash or Business Tribune. Their MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE cashier’s check, in hand, made payable to Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. For more information on this sale go to: http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. extensive network reaches NOTICE OF SALE potential bidders in many On October 18, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, Published Sep. 20, 27, Oct. 4 & 11, 2016. 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, subject BT15860250 local communities." property legally described as, 731 SW 28th Street Troutdale, OR 97060. The MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE - Jon Grasle, Hoffman court case number is 15CV13303. The case is entitled: DEUTSCHE BANK NA- NOTICE OF SALE Construction Company TIONAL TRUST COMPANY AS TRUSTEE FOR THE CERTIFICATEHOLDERS OF On October 18, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, VENDEE MORTGAGE TRUST 2002-3, Plaintiff v JULIEN L. POMERLEAU JR., JU- 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, subject "In 2015, the Portland Police LIEN L. POMERLEAU, TROUTDALE 28TH RESIDENTIAL LAND TRUST and ALL property legally described as, 11810 SE Harold St. Portland, OR 97266. The OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, OR court case number is 14CV17128. The case is entitled: HSBC BANK USA, N.A, Bureau engaged Pamplin INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY COMMONLY KNOWN AS 731 SW 28TH Plaintiff v JUAN DAVILA; and ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES UNKNOWN Media to publish legal notices STREET, TROUTDALE, OR 97060, Defendants. The sale is a public auction to the CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, OR INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY COM- required by State statute. We highest bidder for cash or cashier’s check, in hand, made payable to MONLY KNOWN AS 11810 SE HAROLD STREET, PORTLAND, OR 97266, Defend- have been extremely pleased Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. For more information on this sale go to: ants. The sale is a public auction to the highest bidder for cash or cashier’s http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. check, in hand, made payable to Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. For more with the service and competi- Published Sep. 20, 27, Oct. 4 & 11, 2016. information on this sale go to: http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. tive pricing. The reduced cost BT15860255 Published Sep. 20, 27, Oct. 4 & 11, 2016. has saved taxpayers money. BT15860376 MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE We have found the service to NOTICE OF SALE MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE be very reliable and NOTICE OF SALE On October 18, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, accurate." 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, subject On October 25, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, property legally described as, 2339 SE 146th Avenue Portland, OR 97233. The 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, all of the - Robert Azorr, Portland court case number is 15CV06627. The case is entitled: DEUTSCHE BANK NA- interest which the defendants had on May 22, 2008, the date of the foreclosed Police Bureau TIONAL TRUST COMPANY, AS TRUSTEE FOR RBSGC MORTGAGE LOAN TRUST Deed of Trust, and also all of the interest which the defendants had thereafter, @@@@@@ 2007-A, Plaintiff v DANIEL SAMBRANO; CITIMORTGAGE, INC; AND ALL OTHER in the real property described as, 2291 Southeast 39th Avenue Portland, OR $POUBDU.BSD$BQMBOBU PERSONS OR PARTIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, OR INTER- 97214. The court case number is 15CV01300. The case is entitled: JAMES B. EST IN THE REAL PROPERTY COMMONLY KNOWN AS 2339 SE 146TH AVENUE, NUTTER & COMPANY, its successors in interest and/or assigns, Plaintiff v UN- PORTLAND, OR 97233, Defendants. The sale is a public auction to the highest KNOWN HEIRS OF JOSEPH L. 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YOU WON Tribune Published Sep. 20, 27, Oct. 4 & 11, 2016. in the real property described as, 4704 SW Caldew Street #B Portland, OR INSIDE TECHTONIC: BELIEVE W CHIRPIFY 97219. The court case number is 130507646. The case is entitled: WELLS YOLO: YAKIMA BT15860338 MOVES TO L.O. HAPPENED FARGO BANK, N.A., its successors in interest and/or assigns, Plaintiff v SHAN- DJC SOLD for it BY JOS NON SMITH AKA SHANNON L. SMITH AKA SHANNON LEE SMITH; ANNETTE DEL MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE CASTELLO AKA ANNETTE MARIE DEL CASTELL; DISCOVER BANK, ISSUER OF THE NOTICE OF SALE DISCOVER CARD; WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A.; WESTERN CREDIT & COLLECTION; On October 18, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, GLENNBROOKE RIDGE PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION; OCCUPANTS OF THE and we 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, all of the PREMISES; AND THE REAL PROPERTY LOCATED AT 4704 SOUTHWEST CALDEW interest which the defendants had on June 17, 2008, the date of the foreclosed STREET #B, PORTLAND, OREGON 97219, Defendants. The sale is a public auc- Deed of Trust, and also all of the interest which the defendants had thereafter, tion to the highest bidder for cash or cashier’s check, in hand, made payable to in the real property described as, 810 Northwest Battaglia Avenue Gresham, OR Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. For more information on this sale go to: delivered. 97030. The court case number is 130100778. The case is entitled: OCWEN http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. LOAN SERVICING, LLC, its successors in interest and/or assigns, Plaintiff v Published Sep. 27, Oct. 4, 11 & 18, 2016. LUIS I. FORNOS AKA LUIS ISMAEL FORNOS; ONA L. DAVIS-FORNOS AKA ONA BT15861663 Oregon’s best source of LEE DAVIS-FORNOS; DEBRA L. JONES; OCCUPANTS OF THE PREMISES; AND THE local business and trade REAL PROPERTY LOCATED AT 810 NORTHWEST BATTAGLIA AVENUE, GRESHAM, FIRST TIME PUBLISHED OREGON 97030, Defendants. The sale is a public auction to the highest bidder information is growing! for cash or cashier’s check, in hand, made payable to Multnomah County MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE Sheriff’s Office. For more information on this sale go to: NOTICE OF SALE Look for us every http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. On November 1, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, Tuesday in your local Published Sep. 20, 27, Oct. 4 & 11, 2016. 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, all of the BT15860372 interest which the defendants had on October 20, 2003, the date of the fore- newspaper and Friday closed Deed of Trust, and also all of the interest which the defendants had thereafter, in the real property described as, 6037 Northeast Simpson Street in racks near you. MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE Portland, OR 97218. The court case number is 130100704. The case is enti- NOTICE OF SALE tled: WELLS FARGO BANK, N.A., AS TRUSTEE FOR AEGIS ASSET BACKED SECU- 100,000 Distribution On October 25, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, RITIES TRUST MORTGAGE PASS-THROUGH CERTIFICATES, SERIES 2004-1, its 200,000 Readers 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, all of the successors in interest and/or assigns, Plaintiff v STEVEN L. BOWDEN, AKA STE- interest which the defendants had on March 13, 2009, the date of the fore- VEN LLOYD BOWDEN; IRWIN LEITGEB; ROBERT A. YOUNG; SIERRA CAPITAL Contact Your closed Deed of Trust, and also all of the interest which the defendants had TRUST, INC.; ROBERT MOLT; STATE OF OREGON; TRITALENT FUNDING GROUP, thereafter, in the real property described as, 18825 Northeast Irving Court Port- LLC; AND OCCUPANTS OF THE PREMISES, Defendants. The sale is a public auc- Sales Rep TODAY! land, OR 97230. The court case number is 121114832. The case is entitled: tion to the highest bidder for cash or cashier’s check, in hand, made payable to QUEEN’S PARK OVAL ASSET HOLDING TRUST, its successors in interest and/or Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. For more information on this sale go to: assigns, Plaintiff v WAYNE R. BRUCE; UNKNOWN HEIRS OF DEBRA JO BRUCE; http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. DANICA WESTOM AKA DANICA WESTON; CAPITAL ONE BANK (USA) N.A.; STATE Published Oct. 4, 11, 18 & 25, 2016. OF OREGON; AND OCCUPANTS OF THE PREMISES, Defendants. The sale is a BT15862852 public auction to the highest bidder for cash or cashier’s check, in hand, made MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE payable to Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. For more information on this sale NOTICE OF SALE Schadia Newcombe go to: http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. On October 18, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, Published Sep. 27, Oct. 4, 11 & 18, 2016. 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, subject 971-204-7881 BT15861665 property legally described as, 8745 N Wayland Ave Portland, OR 97203. The [email protected] court case number is 15CV16066. The case is entitled: WELLS FARGO BANK, MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE N.A.,, Plaintiff v THE ESTATE OF JOHN A. DOANE; THE UNKNOWN HEIRS AND NOTICE OF SALE ASSIGNS OF JOHN A. DOANE; THE UNKNOWN DEVISEES OF JOHN A. DOANE; MORTGAGE ELECTRONIC REGISTRATION SYSTEMS, INC.; UNION FEDERAL BANK On October 25, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, OF INDIANAPOLIS, A FEDERAL SAVINGS BANK; FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, all of the OMAHA; LVNV FUNDING, LLC; AND ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES UN- interest which the defendants had on February 22, 2013, the date of the fore- KNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, OR INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY closed Deed of Trust, and also all of the interest which the defendants had COMMONLY KNOWN AS 8745 N WAYLAND AVE, PORTLAND, OR 97203, Defend- thereafter, in the real property described as, 2201 Southeast 145th Avenue Yvonne Lerch ants. The sale is a public auction to the highest bidder for cash or cashier’s 971-204-7883 Portland, OR 97233. The court case number is 15CV18010. The case is enti- check, in hand, made payable to Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. For more [email protected] 577339_090216 tled: ROUNDPOINT MORTGAGE SERVICING CORPORATION, its successors in in- information on this sale go to: http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. terest and/or assigns, Plaintiff v GREG PERRY; DANA PETERSON WINNETT AKA Published Sep. 20, 27, Oct. 4 & 11, 2016. DANA WINNETT PETERSON; STATE OF OREGON; AND OCCUPANTS OF THE PREM- BT15860260 www.BizTrib.com ISES, Defendants. The sale is a public auction to the highest bidder for cash or cashier’s check, in hand, made payable to Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE For more information on this sale go to: http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. NOTICE OF SALE Published Sep. 27, Oct. 4, 11 & 18, 2016. On October 18, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, BT15861673 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, subject 14 BUSINESS TRIBUNE Tuesday, October 4, 2016

property legally described as, 9324 N Hodge Ave. Portland, OR 97203. The The district reserves the right to (1) reject 5000, Vancouver, WA 98666-5000). Bids Manager, at the Community Development court case number is 130303746. The case is entitled: WELLS FARGO BANK, any Proposal not in compliance with all pre- delivered to locations other than as indi- Department, 231 Northeast Fifth Street, NA, ALSO KNOWN AS WACHOVIA MORTGAGE CORPORATION AND WACHOVIA scribed public bidding procedures and re- cated above or received after the time indi- McMinnville, Oregon 97128, until the bid MORTGAGE FSB, A DIVISION OF WELLS FARGO BANK, NA, FORMERLY KNOWN quirements, (2) to add to the price bid by cated above will not be accepted. Bids will closing time of 2:00pm., on the 27th day of AS WACHOVIA MORTGAGE, FSB, FORMERLY KNOWN AS WORLD SAVINGS BANK, nonresident bidders an increase equal to be publicly opened and read aloud at 2:00 October 2016, at which time the bids will FSB, Plaintiff v DELFINO HERNANDEZ SALMERON AKA DELFINO HERNANDEZ; the percent preference that the nonresident P.M., or as soon thereafter as possible, on be publicly opened and read. Bidder shall LEONEL HERNANDEZ; AND STATE OF OREGON, Defendants. The sale is a public bidders home state would give it’s instate the same day in the Hearing Room of the submit the required first-tier subcontractors auction to the highest bidder for cash or cashier’s check, in hand, made paya- bidders and (3) to reject for good cause Board of County Councilors, 6th Floor of the disclosure form within two working hours of ble to Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. For more information on this sale go any or all Bids that are not in the best inter- Public Service Center. the bid closing time. to: http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. est of the district (4) to reject any or all pro- Description of work: Improve sidewalks and Bidders whose bids and/or disclosure Published Sep. 20, 27, Oct. 4 & 11, 2016. posals, in whole or in part, to waive any for- ADA ramps, including curb and pavement statements are received after the stated BT15860334 malities and to delete items prior to making restoration, at various locations in Clark times will be considered non-responsive MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE the award, whenever its is deemed in the County. and their bids will not be considered. NOTICE OF SALE sole opinion of Medford School District to Primary bid items: Crushed Surfacing Base This project is composed of a base bid be in its best interest. Course; Commercial HMA; Cement Conc. and two add alternatives bids. They are as On October 25, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, Rick Rose Traffic Curb and Gutter; Cement Conc. Pe- follows: 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, all of the Mechanical Supervisor destrian Curb; Cement Conc. Curb Ramp; Base Bid: Alpine Avenue: 7th Avenue to interest which the defendants had on January 23, 2008, the date of the fore- Medford School District 549C Cement Conc. Sidewalk; Detectable Warn- 10th Street (not including 10th Avenue) - closed Deed of Trust, and also all of the interest which the defendants had Published Oct. 4, 2016. ing Surface; Traffic Signal System. Festival District thereafter, in the real property described as, 6647 Southeast 90th Avenue Port- BT15863534 Bid documents can be viewed, Add Alternative 1: Alpine Avenue: 10th land, OR 97266. The court case number is 15CV07402. The case is entitled: downloaded, or purchased on the Builders Avenue (including 10th Avenue) to 11th Ave- WELLS FARGO FINANCIAL OREGON, INC., its successors in interest and/or as- FIRST TIME PUBLISHED Exchange of Washington (BXWA) website nue - Craft District signs, Plaintiff v BRIAN R. CHRISTMAN; WELLS FARGO FINANCIAL BANK; ASSET REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS: BUILDING www.bxwa.com (Posted Projects, Public Add Alternative 2: Alpine Avenue: 7th Ave- ACCEPTANCE, LLC; DORENDA MARIE FRENCH; AND OCCUPANTS OF THE PREM- Works, Clark County and Projects Bidding). nue to 11th Avenue - Waterline and Electri- ISES, Defendants. The sale is a public auction to the highest bidder for cash or DEPARTMENT SERVICES RFP No. 2016-001 Bidders are encouraged to “Register as a cal Improvements. cashier’s check, in hand, made payable to Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. Bidder” in order to receive automatic email The scope of work being for the Base Bid For more information on this sale go to: http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. TROUTDALE AND WOOD VILLAGE, OR Proposals due: November 1, 2016 notification of future addenda and to be on Alpine Avenue between 7th Avenue and Published Sep. 27, Oct. 4, 11 & 18, 2016. placed on the Bidders List. Electronic and 10th Avenue (south of 10th) includes re- BT15861664 @ 3:00 pm The Cities of Troutdale and Wood Village in- paper copies of bid documents are not moval of existing surfaces, excavation, con- MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE vite qualified building department programs avail able from Clark County. crete and asphalt surfacing, trellis and NOTICE OF SALE or businesses to submit proposals to pro- It is the sole responsibility of the Bidder to foundation construction, paver installation, On October 25, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, vide a full range of building department ser- obtain Addenda, if any. Such information sidewalks, ramps, stormwater and sewer fa- 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, subject vices based upon the scope of work con- may be obtained from the Builders Ex- cilities, illumination, signing, striping, land- property legally described as, 12110 Southeast Foster Place Portland, OR tained in this Request for Proposal. The in- change of Washington (BXWA) web site, scaping, and streetscape furniture installa- 97266. The court case number is 15CV22678. The case is entitled: WILMING- tent is to select one entity to provide ser- www.bxwa.com (Posted Projects, Public tion. TON SAVINGS FUND SOCIETY, FSB, D/B/A CHRISTIANA TRUST, NOT INDIVIDU- vices to both communities, however, all Works, Clark County and Projects Bidding). The scope of work for the Add Alternative 1 ALLY BUT AS TRUSTEE FOR PRETIUM MORTGAGE ACQUISITION TRUST, Plaintiff v contracting will be completed by each indi- Clark County accepts no responsibility or lion Alpine Avenue between 10th Avenue RHONDA A. BAUSKE; BANK OF AMERICA, NA, A NATIONAL BANKING ASSOCIA- vidual entity. The successful entity will be ability and will provide no accommodation (north of 10th) and 11th Avenue includes TION; COLUMBIA COLLECTION SERVICE, INC.; and ALL OTHER PERSONS OR expected to negotiate separate personal to bidders who fail to check for addenda removal of existing surfaces, excavation, PARTIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, OR INTEREST IN THE services contracts with the two separate lo- and submit inadequate or incomplete bids. concrete and asphalt surfacing, paver in- REAL PROPERTY COMMONLY KNOWN AS 12110 SOUTHEAST FOSTER PLACE, cal governments. Questions and requests for clarification stallation, sidewalks, ramps, stormwater PORTLAND, OR 97266, Defendants. The sale is a public auction to the highest Sealed Proposals, in writing, will be re- must be submitted using the electronic and sewer facilities, illumination, signing, bidder for cash or cashier’s check, in hand, made payable to Multnomah County ceived by at the administrative offices of “CRP Inquiry Submittal Form” located on striping, and landscaping. Sheriff’s Office. For more information on this sale go to: the City of Wood Village, 2055 NE 238th the County website, https://www.clark.wa. The scope of work for the Add Alternative 2 http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. Drive, Wood Village, OR 97060, until Tues- gov/general-services/public-works-roads-pa on Alpine Avenue between 7th Avenue and Published Sep. 27, Oct. 4, 11 & 18, 2016. day, November 1, 2016 at 3PM local time. rks-clean-water-projects. Responses will 11th Avenue includes the installation of a BT15861671 Electronically transmitted proposals shall be be posted on the project’s “Bid Inquiry waterline and service connections and elec- provided directly to both Cities, with one to Log”. trical conduit and vaults. MULTNOMAH COUNTY SHERIFF’S OFFICE All bids must be submitted on the forms The Contract Documents, including the NOTICE OF SALE [email protected], and one to [email protected]. Determi- provided in the bid documents. Bids must specifications, for the above project may be On October 18, 2016 at 12:00 PM at the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, nation that deadlines have been met shall be submitted in a sealed envelope with the reviewed and examined at the offices of the 4735 E Burnside St., Portland, OR, I will sell, subject to redemption, subject be established by the time of receipt of the Bidder’s company name, project title, proj- City of McMinnville (City) Engineering De- property legally described as, 8715 SE Lambert St. Portland, OR 97266. The ect number, bid opening date, and partment on working days, between the written proposal. Late submittals shall not Copies court case number is 14CV10016. The case is entitled: WILMINGTON TRUST, be considered. “SEALED BID” clearly marked on the out- hours of 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. NATIONAL ASSOCIATION, NOT IN ITS INDIVIDUAL CAPACITY, BUT SOLELY AS side of the envelope. Bids submitted by FAX of said documents may also be obtained The complete Request for Proposal is avail- at the following website: TRUSTEE FOR VM TRUST SERIES 1, A DELAWARE STATUTORY TRUST, Plaintiff v able for any interested entity by contacting or email will not be accepted. http://www. DAVID EUGENE BREWER; OREGON COLLECTIONS, INC.; CAPITAL ONE BANK Each bid proposal must be accompanied mcminnvilleoregon.gov/rfps either of the two e-mail addresses noted Any questions should be directed to (USA), N.A.; PORTFOLIO RECOVERY ASSOCIATES, LLC; DAVID LAWRENCE; and above, or may be obtained from the by a bid deposit in the form of a certified ALL OTHER PERSONS OR PARTIES UNKNOWN CLAIMING ANY RIGHT, TITLE, LIEN, check, cashier’s check, or proposal bond in Larry Sherwood, Project Manager, at The website at www.ci.wood-village.or.us or at Community Development Department, 231 OR INTEREST IN THE REAL PROPERTY COMMONLY KNOWN AS 8715 SE LAM- www.troutdaleoregon.gov. The programs, an amount of at least five percent (5%) of BERT STREET, PORTLAND OR, 97266, Defendants. The sale is a public auction the total bid. Should the successful bidder Northeast Fifth Street, McMinnville, Ore- services, employment opportunities in both gon 97128, telephone (503) 434-7312. to the highest bidder for cash or cashier’s check, in hand, made payable to communities will be selected without regard fail to enter into a contract and furnish a Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office. For more information on this sale go to: to race, religion, color, national origin, sex, satisfactory contract bond, the bid deposit There is no charge for documents http://www.oregonsheriffs.org/. age, marital status, handicap or political af- shall be forfeited to Clark County. downloaded from the listed website ad- Published Sep. 20, 27, Oct. 4 & 11, 2016. The County reserves the right to waive infor- dress. filiation. Mandatory Pre-Bid Conference: BT15860374 Published Oct. 4, 2016. malities in the bidding, reject any or all A BT15863546 bids, or cancel the bid if the best interests mandatory pre-bid conference shall be held qualified contractors to provide all labor, of Clark County are not served. at The Community Development materials and equipment required for the FIRST TIME PUBLISHED This Notice to Contractors was signed by Department, 231 Northeast Fifth Street, removal of the old chiller and the purchase Priscilla Ricci, Senior Buyer, on September McMinnville, Oregon at 10:00AM on FIRST TIME PUBLISHED INVITATION TO BID: 2017 PRESERVATION Tuesday, October 18th. and installation of a new chiller, located at ADA RAMP IMPROVEMENTS (GROUP 1) 14, 2016. Only bidders who INVITATION TO BID: MSDEC ANNEX the Medford School District Education Cen- Published Oct. 4, 2016. attend and register at the pre-bid conference CHILLER REPLACEMENT ITB 16-00-27 VANCOUVER,WA ter (MSDEC) 815 S. Oakdale Ave., Medford Bids due: October 18, 2016 @ 1:50 pm BT15863639 shall be eligible to submit a Bid. MEDFORD, OR OR 97501. Statements made by City representatives Bids due: October 25, 2016 @ 2:00 pm ITB may be picked up by the following Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will FIRST TIME PUBLISHED at the pre-bid conference are not binding on Notice is hereby given that bids will be ac- methods: be received by Clark County, Washington the City unless confirmed in an addendum. until 1:50 P.M. on October 18, 2016 for: INVITATION TO BID: NE ALPINE AVENUE cepted by the Medford School District at By calling: 541-842-3068 CRP No. 362022, 2017 Preservation ADA IMPROVEMENTS Contractors must be qualified in accord- the Facilities/Purchasing Office, located at By downloading from the following web Ramp Improvements (Group 1). McMINNVILLE, OR ance with the applicable parts of ORS 279C 815 S. Oakdale Avenue, Medford, OR site: Bids due: October 27, 2016 @ 2:00 pm in order to enter into a contract with the 97501 until 2:00 p.m., Tuesday, October http://www.medford.k12.or.us/Domain/83 Sealed bids shall be delivered to the office City. Among other factors that will be con- of Clark County Purchasing, Public Service Sealed bids for the NE ALPINE AVENUE 25, 2016. By emailing: IMPROVEMENTS, Project No. 2016-8 will be sidered, the City will only award a contract The Medford School District is looking for [email protected] Center, 1300 Franklin Street, Suite 650, to a contractor that is able to demonstrate Vancouver, Washington 98660 (or P.O. Box received by the Larry Sherwood, Project Tuesday, October 4, 2016 BUSINESS TRIBUNE 15

that they have completed previous con- hours of 8:00 AM and 5:00 PM, and at lo- all coordination and management of the must register on this system. The URL is Items such as steel mat, conduit, and contracts of a similar nature with a satisfactory cal plan centers. consultant effort in the technical analysis https://skebid.ionwave.net. Instructions for crete for the sign pole footing, steel, con- record of performance, and that demon- Copies of said documents may also be for the environmental impact statement registration, technical assistance, and train- crete, mortar, simulated rock, for the deco- strate that they have a satisfactory record of obtained from Murray, Smith & Associates, analysis, and the preparation of the South- ing on using the system are available by rative base, and other materials and equip- integrity. The City may investigate to deter- Inc. upon payment of $35.00 for each set west Corridor Light Rail Project DEIS docu- appointment. Contact Purchasing, La Von ment as indicated in the attached docu- mine the qualifications of the bidders as plus $5.00 additional if mailing is re- ment. There are four broad task areas that Maskell, at 503-399-3086 for assistance. ments and drawings in this posting or avail- part of the evaluation of the bids, and the quested (check or money order only will provide the structure for the various in- The offers will be publicly opened in the able from the City and not specifically listed City may reject a bid that does not comply please). This amount is not refundable and dividual topically defined analyses for this Purchasing Department immediately after as “not included.” with the prescribed public contracting pro- return of the documents is not required. scope of work: the closing deadline. Offers received after Locates, footing holes for 8 signs - one at cedures and requirements, including the re- No proposal will be considered by the Dis- • Traffic and Transportation Analysis the time fixed for receiving offers cannot be each lot, steel mat fabrication, concrete quirement to demonstrate the bidder’s re- trict unless the Bid contains a statement by • Social, Economic and Environmental Anal- considered. Proposal documents are availa- poured, base made for engineered rock fac- sponsibility under ORS 279C.375(3)(b). the Bidder that the Bidder will comply with ysis ble on line at the site listed above. No offer ing, a pole base constructed & installed, This project is for a public improvement the provisions of ORS 279C.800 to • Preparation and presentation of DEIS doc- will be received or considered unless the and City provided signs hung, for each site. subject to the prevailing rates of wage re- 279C.870 and 40 U.S.C. 276(a) pertaining umentation and supporting documentation Offer contains a statement by the bidder The City will take care of engineering, City quirements of ORS 279C.800 to 279C.870, to prevailing wages, as applicable. Contrac- • Project management and strategic advice certifying, as part of the offer, compliance required permits, and actual signage design and the City will not receive or consider a tor licensing under ORS 468A.720 for work- A voluntary pre-proposal conference will be with the provisions required by ORS and construction. bid unless the bid contains a statement by ing with asbestos-containing materials is held in Room 370A at 600 NE Grand Ave- 279C.800 to 279C.870 (Prevailing Wage RFP Documents may be acquired on or af- the bidder that the bidder will comply with not a requirement of this project. Each bid nue, Portland, Oregon on Thursday, October Rate). ter Thursday, September 29, 2016 and ORS 279C.838 or 279C.840. Contractor li- must contain a statement as to whether or 6, 2016 at 12:00 noon. Interested propos- Pursuant to ORS 279C.365, no offer for a may be obtained from the City of Grants censing under ORS 468A.720 for asbestos not the bidder is a resident bidder as de- ers and subcontractors are encouraged to construction contract shall be received or Pass website at the following link: abatement is not a requirement of this proj- fined in ORS 279A.120. Each bid must also attend the conference in order to gain infor- considered by the public contracting agency https://www.grantspassoregon.gov/bids.as ect. No bid shall be considered unless the contain a statement as to whether the bid- mation about the RFP requirements. unless the bidder is registered with the Con- px bidder is licensed by the Oregon Construc- der is registered with the Oregon Construc- Sealed proposals are due no later than struction Contractors Board or licensed by All questions and contacts with the City tion Contractors Board or the State Land- tion Contractors Board. No bid will be re- 2:00 p.m. October 27, 2016 in Metro’s the State Landscape Contractors Board. regarding any information in this RFP shall scape Contractors Board. Each bid must ceived or considered unless the bidder is business offices at 600 NE Grand Avenue, Contractors and sub-contractors performing be addressed in written form and emailed to also identify whether the bidder is a resi- registered with the Construction Contractors Portland, OR 97232-2736, Attention: Julie any asbestos abatement work are to be li- Nancy Murry at nmurry@grantspassoregon. dent bidder, as defined by ORS 279A.120. Board, as required by ORS Hoffman, Procurement Analyst, RFP 3241. censed by the Department of Environ men- gov. All clarifications or relevant communi- Bids must be submitted on the prescribed 701.035.ET.SEQ. No bid will be considered Solicitation documents can be viewed and tal Quality as provided in ORS cations related to this Request for Propos- forms and must be accompanied by certi- unless the First-Tier Subcontractor Disclo- downloaded from the Oregon Procurement 468A.700-468A.760. als will be posted on the City of Grants Pass fied check, cashier’s check, or bid bond ex- sure form is submitted by the specified Information Network (ORPIN) at No offer will be received or considered by “Requests for Proposals” page at ecuted in favor of the City in an amount deadline. Faxed copies will NOT be ac- http://orpin.oregon.gov/open.dll/ the District unless the offer contains a https://www.grantspassoregon.gov/bids.as equal to ten percent (10%) of the Total of cepted. Metro may accept or reject any or all pro- statement as to whether the bidder is a res- px Base and Add Alternative #1 and #2 Bid Proposals must be submitted on the pre- posals, in whole or in part, or waive irregu- ident bidder, as defined in ORS 279A.120. A Mandatory Pre-Proposal Meeting will Amount. scribed forms and must be accompanied larities not affecting substantial rights if Pursuant to ORS 279C.395 the School Dis- be held Downtown at the “Owl” Parking Lot, The City reserves the right to reject any by certified check, cashier’s check, or bid such action is deemed in the public inter- trict may reject any offer not in compliance located at the Northeast corner of the inter and all bids, to waive any irregularities, and bond executed in favor of the District in an est. with all prescribed bidding procedures and section of 5th and “H” Streets, Grants Pass, to accept the bid deemed in the best amount not less than 5 percent of the Metro extends equal opportunity to all per- requirements and may reject for good Oregon, on Thursday, October 6, 2016 at interest of the City. The City may reject any amount bid. The successful bidder will be sons and specifically encourages minority, cause any or all offers if, in the judgment of 9:30 a.m. local time. All proposers will be bid not in compliance with all prescribed required to furnish to the District a perfor- women-owned and emerging small busi- the Board of Directors, it is in the public in- required to attend and sign-in on the Man- public bidding procedures and mance bond and a payment bond each nesses to access and participate in this terest to do so. The School District shall datory Pre-Proposal Meeting sign-in sheet. requirements, and may reject for good cause equal to one hundred percent (100%) of and all Metro projects, programs and ser- have the right to waive informalities and to Proposals shall include a list of any any or all bids after finding that doing so is in the amount of the bid. The successful bid- vices. reject any or all offers and in particular to materials and/or equipment deviations from the public interest. der and all subcontractors will be required Metro and its contractors will not discrimi- reject a offer not accompanied by any re- the Engineer-prepared documents attached LARRY SHERWOOD, PROJECT to furnish to the Oregon Construction Con- nate against any person(s), employee or quired offer security or data required by the or related to this RFP and/or RFP MANAGER tractors Board a public works bond in the applicant for employment based on race, bidding Documents. Clarifications attached and/or listed on the CITY OF McMINNVILLE amount of $30,000, unless exempt under color, national origin, sex, sexual orienta- No bidder may withdraw their offer after the RFP Page listed above, supply date lead Published Oct. 4, 2016. ORS 279C. tion, age, religion, disability, political affilia- hour set for the opening thereof and before times, pricing, listing of all materials and BT15863619 The District reserves the right to reject any tion or marital status. Metro fully complies award of the Contract, unless award is de- equipment that includes model and and all bids, to waive any irregularities, and with Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964 layed beyond sixty (60) days from the offer descriptions of each item to be supplied as FIRST TIME PUBLISHED to accept the bid deemed in the best inter- and related statutes and regulations in all opening date. part of the Proposal, and warranty terms for INVITATION TO BID: RIVERGROVE WATER ests of the District. The District may reject programs and activities. For more informa- By order of: each item. DISTRICT 2016 WELL NO. 1 ELECTRICAL any bid not in compliance with all pre- tion, or to obtain a Title VI Complaint Form, Salem-Keizer School District 24-J The City of Grants Pass may reject any Pro- IMPROVEMENTS scribed public bidding procedures and re- see www.oregonmetro.gov. La Von Maskell, Manager Procurement posal not in compliance with all public bid- LAKE OSWEGO, OR quirements, and may reject for good cause Published Oct. 4, 2016. & Contracting Services ding procedures and requirements, may Bids due: October 20, 2016 @ 2:00 pm any or all bids upon a finding of the agency BT15863624 Published Oct. 4, 2016. waive any irregularities, and may reject for Sealed proposals for the Rivergrove Water it is in the public interest to do so. For addi- FIRST TIME PUBLISHED BT15863637 good cause any or all Proposals upon a District (District) 2016 Well No. 1 Electrical tional information or questions, contact Jim FIRST TIME PUBLISHED finding of the City it is in the public interest Improvements project will be received by DJ Helton, Murray, Smith & Associates, Inc., REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS: to do so. The City reserves the right to not Ezell, District Manager, at 17661 Pilkington phone: (503) 225-9010, email: Jim.Helton CM/CG SERVICES REQUESTS FOR PROPOSALS: PARKING proceed with the work, reject any and all Road, Lake Oswego, OR 97035, until the @msa-ep.com. SALEM, OR LOT INFORMATIONAL SIGNS PROJECT Proposals, and/or negotiate after the open- BID CLOSING at 2:00 PM, local time, on Dated this 26th day of September, 2016. Proposals due: October 19, 2016 NO. LB 6282 ing date with individuals or contractors that October 20, 2016, at which time the bids By: Ms. Dorothy J. Ezell, Manager, @ 2:00 pm GRANTS PASS, OR have submitted Proposals to clarify, add, will be publicly opened and read. No bids Rivergove Water District Sealed Proposals will be received by Proposals due October 13, 2016 and/or subtract materials and equipment will be received after the BID CLOSING Published Oct. 4, 2016. Salem-Keizer School District, Purchasing @ 3:00 pm with price adjustments accordingly. time. First-Tier Subcontractor Disclosure BT15863621 Department, via online e-procurement sys- SEALED PROPOSALS for furnishing and Dated this: MONDAY, THE 26TH DAY OF forms will be received at the above men- tem, until Wednesday, October 19, 2016, supplying all materials and labor necessary SEPTEMBER, 2016 tioned location and date, until 4:00 PM, lo- FIRST TIME PUBLISHED 2:00 p.m. for CM/CG SERVICES FOR MC- to construct and install engineered sign Michael Byrne, cal time. REQUEST FOR PROPOSALS 3241: METRO KINLEY ELEMENTARY REPAIR & bases and poles, and then hang provided Property Management Coordinator The work contemplated consists of replac- PREPARATION OF DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL STRENGTHEN BUILDING EXITING 2017, RFP signs are now being accepted. Authorized Representative ing electrical service entrance equipment for IMPACT STATEMENT Number 281. Proposals will be accepted by the City Re- of the City of Grants Pass, Oregon Well No. 1, including demolition of existing PORTLAND, OR NON-MANDATORY: A non-mandatory corder at the City of Grants Pass Adminis- Published Oct. 4, 2016. electrical equipment and furnishing and in- Proposals due: October 27, 2016 pre-proposal conference will be conducted tration Office at 101 N.W. “A” Street, Room BT15863544 stalling new service disconnect, new auto- @ 2:00 pm on Wednesday, October 5, 2016, at 10:30 205, Grants Pass, Oregon, by 3:00 P.M., matic transfer switch for District-supplied Metro, a metropolitan service district organ- a.m. Pacific, at Construction Services, Thursday, October 13, 2016, Attn: City Re- Sub-Bid Requests standby generator, new soft-starter for Well ized under the laws of the State of Oregon Small conference room, 3630 State Street, corder, in a sealed envelope bearing the No. 1 pump, and associated electrical and the Metro Charter, located at 600 NE Salem, 97301, for the purpose of answer- name of Proposer and labeled “PARKING Please call work. Grand Avenue, Portland, OR 97232-2736, ing any questions proposers may have and LOT INFORMATIONAL SIGNS” - Project No. .BSD$BQMBO The Contract Documents for the above is requesting proposals for preparation of a to consider any suggestions they wish to LB6282; after which they will not be re- project may be examined at Murray, Smith & Draft Environmental Impact Statement make. The conference is not mandatory ceived or accepted. Associates, Inc., 888 SW Fifth, Suite 1170, (DEIS) for the Southwest Corridor Light Rail and is held for the benefit of the proposers. THE PROPOSED PROJECT INCLUDES THE @pamplinmedia.com Portland, Oregon 97204, Phone (503) Project. The District is using an online bidding sys- FOLLOWING MATERIALS AND PARAME- NDBQMBO 225-9010, on working days, between the The consultant will be responsible for over- tem Vendors wishing to submit an offer TERS: 16 BUSINESS TRIBUNE Tuesday, October 4, 2016 559074_092716 BT