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<br /> Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon,
<br /> De c e mb e l' 2'7, 1932.
<br /> I Minutes of the adjenrned meeting of the Common Council, held at the I-.l.
<br /> hour of 7:30 o'clock P. M., December 27, 1932. Council was called to order by en
<br /> Mayor Elisha Large with all Councilmen ~present except Reid. .ii;;':;""
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<br /> A petition asking the Council to provide for angle parJdng on 19th
<br /> Avenue between Olive and Willam~tte Streets to protect property from run-away
<br /> cars on the steep incline was presented and supported by J\1r. Horton and Mr. Stein-
<br /> metz, and the matter was .r'eferl~ed to the Police and Street Committees.
<br /> The Venden Brothers, now located at the Dalles, sought permission to
<br /> bring to .E;ugene a portable tabernacle and erect the same for a period of one
<br /> year for the purpose of conducting evaneelistic services by the Seventh Day Ad-
<br /> ventists. The matter was referred to the Judiciary Cownittee and City Attorney.
<br /> . Chairman 2u mvv a 1 t of the Health Committee reported that he had given one
<br /> oft he bear to Dr. Howard and 111'. Harlick, and that it would be Jeep t at the Benton
<br /> Lane Auto Park. He also reported that he had advertised for bids and sold to
<br /> Long and Sons two elk for ~~O.OO, and that he had accepted in payment 715 pound s
<br /> of beef, which had been procured and delivered to cold storage, and that a consid-
<br /> erable portion had been given out by Mrs. Richardson to deserving poor. This
<br /> action received the approval of the Council.
<br /> At this time Coulwilman Reid appeared in Council.
<br /> Dr. S1 lon moved that 1~. Zumwalt be authorized to dispose of tW0 addition
<br /> al elk, but that any disposition of the deer be deferred until later. Motion was
<br /> seconded and carried.
<br /> Application of Abraham Bangs for a Lodging House at 88 West 8th Ave.,
<br /> approved by Chief Bergman, was on motion granted.
<br /> Reports of Hob i Air Service for the I,tonths of August and September were
<br /> read and placed on file.
<br /> I Application of R. W. Rundlett for appointment as Building Inspector
<br /> under the City Engineer was referred to Engineer Clubb.
<br /> A letter from Tromp & 1'1cKinley solici ting a portion of the treasurer's
<br /> bond was read and filed.
<br /> A report of the Relief Comnittee for 1932, showing a balance of ~'7l6.58,
<br /> which has been divided four ways, allocating to the City $179.14, was read, and
<br /> t.he di spesi tion of this fund for unernplo~/ment was left in the hands of Engineer
<br /> Clubb.
<br /> The Financ e C ommi t tee by Chill rrnan Henders ho tt l'epor ted t he purchase 0 f
<br /> $2,000.00 Eugene 5% Rehlnding Bonds, due December 1, 1936, at $970.00 and accrued
<br /> in tere st. A motion was made to confirm the purchase and the same was seconded,
<br /> and the ayes and lli~YS were called, all councilmen vo ti 11g aye, nay, none.
<br /> . A c~nmunication addressed to Mayor Wilder from President Briggs of the
<br /> League of Oregon Cities, urging the support of a IiIunicipal Lobby at the coming
<br /> sessi on of the Legislature, was read and filed.
<br /> Reports of the Chief of Police, City Attorney, and Councilman ZL~v~lt,
<br /> Chairman of the Health Committee, designating a certain building at 2440 Univer-
<br /> si ty Street as a dangerous building and unsani tary and a nuisance, were read and
<br /> f il ed, and the following resolution was on motion, duly seconded, adopted:
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<br /> 10 RESOLUTION
<br /> Whereas, there has been :presen te cl to t he Common Council of the Ci ty of
<br /> Eugene reports from the Chief of Police, the City Attorney and the Chairman of
<br /> the Heal th Commi t tee, each and all denouncing the building on that certain.
<br /> I pl'emises designated as 2440 UniversitJ- Street in Gross Additim to Eugene, as
<br /> a dangerous building as defined in Ordinance nO. 8292, and recommendil~ to the
<br /> COrnmon Cou11cil that the same be dismantled, andtha t complaints have been made
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<br /> by a large number of residents Ii ving al"cund and near said bui 1 ding ~
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<br /> . BE IT RESOLVED :BY rrr:E COJ..IMO:'J COUNCIL OF TEE CITY OF EUGENE:
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