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<br /> ,:::;1, Passed by the Common Council this 25th day of August, 1930.
<br /> OC R. S. Bryson,
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<br /> City Recorder.
<br /> Motion was made, seco'nded, and car,ri ed to gran t the request of R.W. Rundlet
<br /> I that he be allowed to attend the Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference at.
<br /> I Long Beach, Calif. on ~ept. 29th to Oct. 4th, and that he be allowed $100.00 for
<br /> expenses.
<br /> Chas. C. Pollock applied for commission as private patrolman for the Univers. ty
<br /> district between Alder and Ferry streets and Eleventh and Fourteenth Streets, and
<br /> Chief of Police HalLhaving reported favorable, motion was made, seconded, and
<br /> carried that he be appointed a special police officer for s~d purpose. '.'
<br /> A communication from S. E. Stevens l' regarding back water in the sewers in the
<br /> Fairmount dist1:,ict effecting,property along the Franklin Street trunk sewer, was
<br /> read and referJ:'ed to the sewer comnittee, who asked for the passage of an ordinance
<br /> ! regarding di scharge of storm water into f:levVers and an ordinance making provision
<br /> against the di scharge of storm water into sewers without; a permit from the Buildin
<br /> II Inspector heretofore read on the 26th da.',' of August, 1929, vms read the second
<br /> and third timef? by ti tIe under suspension of the rule by unanimous consent, and
<br /> was placed on its final passage. The ayes and nays were calle d, all present votin
<br /> aye, nay, none:. absent Simon and L~nb. ~:he Ordinance was declared passed and num-
<br /> bered 7876. "
<br /> An unsanitary sewage conditon at 1099 East 25th Street wa:? called to the
<br /> attention of the council and referred to the Building Inspector.
<br /> A complaint of C. H. Preston, propl:,ietor of the Central Rotel., regarding
<br /> noises in the Reid Dair~l Plant was referJ:,ed to the police committee.
<br /> An Ordinance d~claring the Board of Appeals a nSmoke Prevention Committee", I
<br /> I establishing regulations governing the emission of smoke, soot, dust and cinders,
<br /> Ir declari ng 'vvhen the same will constitut,e a nuisance was read the first time and
<br /> referred to the Judiciary Commi ttee. .
<br /> Ii The following resolution, ratifying the contract with Stein Bros. for the
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<br /> i Ai rport co ns truc tion work and pledging the fai th of the City to the levying of the
<br /> money to defray the cost, was read, and motion was made, seconded, and c arri ed to
<br /> adopt the same.
<br /> n RESOLUTION
<br /> 'I Whereas, heretofore and on June 2~, 1930 , the electors of tre City of
<br /> 11 Eugene, at a s:pecialelection held in said city, au thorized and empowered the
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<br /> common co unc i1 of the ci ty to include in its general Ie vy each ye ar fo l' the years
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<br /> 1930 and 1931 such special levy as shall be required in the judglrent of the common
<br /> , to exceed $14,000.00 in the
<br /> Council, which shall produce not year 1930, and not
<br /> I to exceed $14,000.00 in the year 1931 all-in excess of the si::)C pe l' cent constitu-
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<br /> tional limitation upon the city's tax levy, for the purpose, among other things
<br /> I of improving and developing the city municipal airport,
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<br /> I AND 1JIlEEREAS, an urgent need now exists for lighting and ~raining the Eugene
<br /> II airport in order to reduce t,he hazards attendant upon ships landing a.t or leaving
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<br /> Ii said air port,
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<br /> ~ AND WHEREAS, under the tenns of said authori za ti on the Common Council of t1E, ,I
<br /> City of Eugene is empowered to make a levy in December of 1930, which shall produa
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<br /> I on the tax roll s fo l' the year 1930, sum of $14,000.00 and to make a further
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<br /> I levy in December bfc1931, which shall produce on the tax rolls of 1931, the furthe
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<br /> sum of $14,000.00.
<br /> AND VlHEREAS, under the pressure of the urgent need for said improvement, tre' 'ii
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