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.c ~ 4717 ..------- ._-~--_. --- -'.---~---. ------ - - -- - .._. - 1 . 1 '. 1 '. - ---_.------....-------~. .~_._--. ----~-_. ~-------- --".-- ---. - ---._--- ---_._--._----~------~_._--------- -"-- ~ ---- .~----------- -"---- ~. - --. - ~ .- . _ ___ _or _. __ _ - .-.- .-. _. -- - ::- granting her a lease on said premises and an option to purchase the , \.., same, until June 5, 1937, at the price set out in the contract of option, together with interest thereon from this date until said ~ -.J ......] option is exercised, and in case said option is not exercised be- fore June 8, 1937, said option shall terminate and all rights of said Netta Kress Pennington shall be lost. 22 Rebonding applications for delinquent assessments were presented. motion made and secnded the same were ordered accepted. Upon No. Name Amount 429 Frank E & Blanche L Semon 195.71 430 Inez Baldorson 116.52 431 O. P. & Mrs. Fanny Burris 33.60 432 G. E. Finnerty 123.17 433 R. H. Heustis 214.39 434 J.G. Coburn & Kittie 8cobert 199.11 435 Marion Veatch 1426.68 I ( ~3367 J. P. Walden 178.59 ~. . Florence Mercer Earl 128.02 438 Lizzie C. Kelsay 344.25 I Councilman Carlson pointed out that the only difference between the present ordinance and the proposed ordinance providing for five appointive members of the Park Board, from whom a Chairman shall be chosen annually by the members was that instead of the retiring mayor being the chairman of the commission, the commission which would consist of five members would select one of their members with the 23 recommendation to the mayor for his or her appointment as chairman. The wording of the ordinance might possibly be interpreted that it would be solely up to the mayor to appoint the particular person recommended by the commission, so Mr. C~rlson sug- 1gested that this ordinance be held until the next meeting before passing on the same and it was so ordered. Ordinance adopting the system of civil service now in force in the city of Eugene for paid fire-fighters, as a system of civil service for the policement of the city of Eugene was presented. The ordinance merely provided that the policemen would also be included under the ordinance passed previously for the firemen. It passed its second reeding by unanimous consent of the council and under suspension of the rules. Durins the third reading, councilman Reid objected, stating that he felt' this.suggestion deserved more consider~tion and be placed in the hands of the committee for further study. After considerable discussion and when it was moved that the rules be suspended for the third reading and no adverse vote being had, the ayes and nays were called, all present voting aye, except Councilman Reid who ans- Iwered "not voting". Question then arose as to whether or not the ordinance was 24 passed and the council determined if the city attorney ruled that the ordinance was not passed properly, then it would be held for its third and final reading at the next meeting, otherwise said ordinance would be in full force and effect. No dis- senting of vote arpearing, as to the passing of said ordinance to its second and third reading in the night of its first initiation in spite of the fact that Council man Reid did not:vote, said ordinance is considered in full force and effect and numbered 8475. The Recorder presented the offer from G. ~. Van Winkle for the purctlase of 251 Lot 6, Block 2, Tiff's,Plat in the amount of ;~IO.OO and the council unanimously I rejected the offer. The Recorder presented complaint concerning smoke nuisance at the \oi.uality 26 Laundry on 10th between ~illamette and Olive and this was referred to the City Attorney. 27' City Recorder presented a card that he had who is on a world tour. received from Dr. George A. Simon The Wity Engineer recommended that the city of Eugene purchase an aerial illap of the city of ~ugene for the sum of $25.00 and it was moved and seconded that this 27 be purchased. .the ayes and nays were called, councilmen voting aye, six, nay, none absent, Simon and Harris. I , Councilman Zumwalt nresented the problem of eliminating an unsightly conditio on West 8th Street between Olive and vharnelton Streets on property that belongs to 281the Dunn estate. After considerable discussion the questio~ was turned over to the city attorney who is to contact Mrs. Dyott to see that it is properly removed and the sidewalk be properly repaired. Councilman Bond reported that C. h. Henzler had asked him to r:resent a pro- , ~