After the Council has approved the Engineer’s report as submitted or as amended by the Council:
A. It shall direct the City Recorder to cause to be published forthwith once each week for 2 successive weeks, in the Canby Herald or in any other newspaper of general circulation printed and published in the city, a notice stating:
1. That the report or amended report of the City Engineer as approved by the Council is on file in the City Recorder’s office, subject to examination giving the date no earlier than 10 days immediately following the first publication of notice when any objections thereto will be considered by the Council at a public hearing;
2. That written remonstrances may be filed against the proposed improvement at the office of the City Recorder not later than the scheduled time for the Council hearing of objections to the proposed improvement;
3. That the improvement will be abandoned for at least 6 months if there is presented a valid remonstrance of the owners of 2/3 of the land to be specially assessed as a result of the proposed public improvement;
4. A description of the boundaries of the district to be specially benefited by the improvement, giving the names of the record owners thereof and when readily available then the names of other owners thereof as defined in this chapter;
5. The estimated total cost of the improvement which is to be paid for by special assessment of benefited property; and
6. The City Engineer’s estimated unit cost of the improvement to the specially benefited property, clearly indicating that this is an estimate and not an assessment.
B. It shall also direct the City Recorder to send forthwith, by first-class mail, the same notice, addressed to each record owner at Canby, Oregon, and when readily known to each owner as defined in this chapter, of the property to be specially benefited by the proposed improvement.
C. It may, in its discretion, direct the City Recorder upon the basis of the Council-approved Engineer’s report, to advertise for bids and designate the time at which the bids shall be opened, which time may be the time of the aforesaid hearing; provided, however, that if bids for the construction of the public improvement have been previously received by the Council and the contract let as a result thereof, no work shall be commenced on the improvement and the payment for which is to be assessed against the properties especially benefited thereby until after the aforesaid public hearing is held and any objections to the Council-approved Engineer’s report are heard by the Council.