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<br /> Council Chambers, Eugen~, Ore 'on
<br /> Oc tober 14, 1929. I
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<br /> -t,":"tt Minutes of the regular meeting of the Common Council, held at the hour of
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<br /> 7:30 o'clock P. M., on October 14,1929, There were present the l\1ayor and all
<br /> members of the Council, except Simon. Meeting called to order by the Mayor.
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<br /> ~ Honorable F. M. Wilkins, Chairman of the Park Board, appeared before the
<br /> C") Council and recommended that the Council purchase a car for IIII'. Parker, Park
<br /> Super in tenden t, and also recoffiL'Tlended thati an addi tional ten acres in the City
<br /> Park be fenced. The tract proposed to be fenced lies above the barn and around
<br /> to the South and West below the park roadway. 1~. Wilkins estimated the cost of
<br /> this fenc eat ;~200. This mat ter was laid over for two weeks. ],'[.r.. Wi lkins also
<br /> urged the Council to not cu t the parldng limi ts to less than one hour on City
<br /> streets.
<br /> Mr. Dinty Moore urged the Council to provide parking space for bicycles and
<br /> to re q,u ire them to use lights on their bicycle s for their own protection.
<br /> The judiciary committee reportedbae1c a proposed ordinance relating to the
<br /> sale of elec trl cal appliance s, and upon tiheir re commenda t ion the same was placed
<br /> on file.
<br /> The finanee committee submitted the following report:
<br /> Report of Finance Committee.
<br /> To the Ron. Ma~{or and Cornmon Council:
<br /> Your Finance Committee has careful}.l,r considered the matter of submitting
<br /> to the people a proposed relief tax .measure, and has given studied attention to
<br /> the report submitted by Mr. Tour toll e t t e:. a c c oun t an t . While there is much ground
<br /> for submitting to the voters a measure providing for the larger amount sugge sted I
<br /> i in his report, namely $43,500.00, your committee believes that it would be
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<br /> " difficul t to secure the passage of an amendment for so large a sum.
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<br /> :1 We believe relief from the present cielinq,uent int erest situation is Impera-
<br /> ti ve, and that the amount pro po sed by the resolution heretofore adopted by the
<br /> Council, name l,y :;p25, 000.00, is more likely to recei ve the approval of the voters,
<br /> and that if this measure is adopted, and along with it a careful consideration of
<br /> budget req,uirements is exercised, and a continued and. consistent effort made to
<br /> collect delinq,uent assessments, a long stiep forward in the solution of this
<br /> problem wi 11 be accompli shed.
<br /> VIe I' ec omme nd that the resolution as now on file be submitted at a special
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<br /> i' election to be called at an early date.
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<br /> :1 Finance Co~nittee
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<br /> Elisha Large
<br /> Arthur Hendershott
<br /> E. iiJ. Zumwalt
<br /> Chairman :Large of the finance commi~tee reported the following bills to the
<br /> council with the recommendation that the,lr be allowed, and motion was made and I
<br /> seconded that warrants be drawn for the same.. The ayes and nays were called for,
<br /> all councilmen present voting aye, nay none. Councilmen Simon was a'bsent.
<br /> DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT FUND
<br /> Nel s Jorge nson :$ 687.04 Nels Jorgenson $132.06
<br /> Ed Read 99.00 Nels Jorgensen 12.02
<br /> Ge o. Vv. Pe l~kins 231.95
<br /> i GENERAL BOND INTER3ST FUl\ID
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<br /> ij F. wentworth, Treasurer $687.50 F. Wentworth, T re as. $675.00
<br /> II F. Wentworth, Treasurer 450.00 :F'. Wen twOI' th Trea~3 .. 1125.00
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<br /> F. Wentworth, Treas. 125.00
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