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<br /> 2~ mushrooms. As the Board recommends that this r-eqm st be granted, motion was made
<br /> and seconded unanimously approving the recommendation of the Boardof .Appeals.
<br /> \.",.) The communicat,ion also revealed the request from M'rs. Myrtle Kidwell I
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<br /> ,p~ for a permit to convert her residence at 1630 High street into an apartment. As
<br /> ,.."~."",, similar recommendations have been made in this same block, the Board of Appeals
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<br /> .recommends that, this reCluest, be granted on condition that no outside stairway be
<br /> 26lV erected. Upon motion made and seconded, the recommendation was unanimously approve.
<br /> A. request was recleved from W. A. Monge to remodel a port ion of his
<br /> house at 590 Tyler Street into an apartment. The Board of Appeals recommends that
<br /> this r'equest. be granted on condi tion no exterior changes be made to the heuse. I
<br /> 27VUpon motion made and seconded the recommendation was unanimously approved.
<br /> The communication further revealed the request: from O. H.. Bogento purchas
<br /> th~ city owned lot at the southwest corner of the intersection of Olive Street and
<br /> Fifteenth Avenue--a triangular piece of property on the Amazon-- on condition that "
<br /> he be allowed a waiver of the "set-back" ordinance. The Board of Appeals recommend
<br /> that he be granted a ten foot set back on F~teenth and a fifteen foot set back on
<br /> ;, Olive Street. Upon motion made, seconded, and duly approved, the recommendation
<br /> 28 of the BOard was unanimously approved.
<br /> A request received from Loretta R. Vitus asking for a waiver of the
<br /> j "Set-Back" Ordinance on east Fifth Avenue. As the regular contract covering set-
<br /> babk waivera has been filed, the Board recommends that this request be granted and
<br /> 29 upon motion made and seconded the r'ecommendation was unanimously approved.
<br /> Mrs. Vitus also made an additional reqmst to be permitted to erect a
<br /> storage shed at the rear of the building and extending to the west property 1 ine,
<br /> said shed to be frame construction and covered with corrugated iron, said west
<br /> wall to be constructed of masonry at such time as a building is erected on the
<br /> adjoining property. A majority of the members of the Board recommended that this
<br /> request be denied, but after a discussion motion was made and seconded granting the
<br /> 30~ request and it was so ordered.
<br /> 31\ . j The monthly reports from the Police Department, City Engineer and Police I
<br /> MatronJs office were presented and after noting their contents, wer~ ordered placed
<br /> on file.
<br /> The sewer'age report from the Eugene Water Board, was presented and it
<br /> was revealed that. the total collections for the month of September, 1939, were
<br /> 32) $.1,509.81, making the total collections from January 1, to September 30, inc. an
<br /> amount of $12,651.32. The repor t was ordered placed on fi Ie.
<br /> An ordinance initiating the vacation of certain parts of Ferry Street,
<br /> which chad its fir.st reading at the last council meeting, was presented to the
<br /> council for its second reading by title, and under suspension of the rules was
<br /> read the third time by title. The ayes and nays were called, councilmen voting
<br /> . aye: Reid, Bond, Carlson, Hanns, Page and Koppe, nay~ none; absent:: Lamb and
<br /> 33 v. Farr'ington. The ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8618.
<br /> An ordinance vacating the~fiQilowing described street in the City of Eugene,
<br /> to-wit: 1'-
<br /> All that portion of Ferry Street in the City of Eugene, Lane
<br /> County, Oregon, lying north of the north line of Eighth Street
<br /> and south of the south line of the Southern Pacific Rei lroad
<br /> 33~was presented to the council for its first reading and held to the next meeting
<br /> of the council.
<br /> A $1.00 refund was requested by George D. Heitzman, Jr. for plumbing I
<br /> permit No. 8767. It was learned that although he had taken out the permit, he
<br /> had not done the work and upon motion made and seconded the council approved the
<br /> 34/ refund.
<br /> A $1.00 refund was also requested by R. E. Buck for plumbing permit No. 88 8.
<br /> It was learned that this permit was simply a duplicate of a previous permit so upon
<br /> 3511I motion made and seconded the council allowed the refund.
<br /> The City Recorder called attention to a request having been received I
<br /> from the ASSoCiated Students of the Uni vers i ty of Oregon for permiss! on to place
<br /> banners across Willamette Street for the purpose of advertising their "Greater
<br /> J!}Joncert Ser-iesft and upon motion made and seconded the request was unanimously
<br /> 36 approved.
<br /> Curb cut applications were presented and upon motion made and seconded ......
<br /> the recommendations of the Ci ty Engineer were unanimously approved. Safeway Stores,
<br /> JNos. 663, and 692, (approved); A. L. Williamson, No. 691, (approved) and Mrs. S. A.
<br /> 37 McDowell, N.o. 693, (approved).
<br /> A resolution proposing a limited number of residences that can be
<br /> erected on a city lot in the single family district and setting a mintmum amount
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