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r'" I 502 :----l l'li seconded by Pennington this was ordered done. Councilman Barette r~pDrting for the Street Committee asked that the request by Mrs. Maggie Burbach that the city build a retaining wall on the Amazon be held over until the next meeting. I :t..6: ~' , "'... Councilman Brownson reporting for the Health Committee'brought up the matter of the Eugene Fruit Growers request for a permit to haul burnable material to the City Dump. He said it was the committee's recommendation that a special permit be granted for hauling burnable material and moved that the Recorder be authorized upon the payment of an annual fee of $25 to issue a permit to allow the delivery of burnable material to the City Dump. Motion was seconded by Bond and carried~ ' ;""1 ".. ~.'. '--" ~ 19~ 20' Councilman Hawn reporting for the Parks said they had a new citizen in the Park, an elk and he would appreciate a recommendation from the press for a name I Councilman Bond reporting for the Police Committee said that the new law passed at the last legislature regarding traffic would go into affect June 14th and that he would like to have the backing of the entire council in enforcing traffic regulations and he would likeLto have the backing of the council for'the Recorder in imposing fines for traffic ~iolations. Councilman Hawn said that he thought the Stop Street violations should be dealt with more harshly and that the fines for this violation should be increased. Upon motion made and seconded these recommendations were carried. 21' 24 Councilman Bond brought up again the question of the violations at the Firestone Station at Pearl and 11th Streets in regard to occupying the sidewalk. Mr. Bond explained that this matter had been up several times and he thought that something should be, done to put a stop to it. Engineer Clubb, stated that they said they would like to put the matter off for another 2 or 3 months but that if the council directed they would attend to this matter at once. A motion was made and seconded that the company be required to put in barriers to prohibit this practi~e. Motion was carried. The fOllowing applications of the Civil Aeronautic Administration for renewal at the old airport were granted: Remote control quarters and storeroom; Eugene Antenna PoleR/W and the Beacon Site 465 Mile, all of Eugene, Oregon. The leases to run from July 1, 1941 to June 30, 1942. A request from the Union Oil Company that they be allowed to install underground gasoline storage tanks at 6th and Willamette 'as follows:two 2000 Gallon tanks; one 1000 Gallon tank; one 550 Gallon tank, was read and upon motion made and seconded this request was granted. The following recommendations by the Boatd of Appeals were adopted by the Council: Request was received from Milton Jackson asking for a ten foot set-back on the South side of 21st Avenue for the Lot on the East side of Jefferson Street. The Board recommends that he be granted a twelve foot set-back. I 22' 23'\ 25 A request was received from Katherine H.Hacker asking for a waiver of set-back on her property at Southwest corner of the intersection of Onyx Street and 14th Avenue. 'l'he Board re commends that Mrs. Hacker be required to observe a fifteen foot set-back on 14th Avenue and to keep "the same set-back on Onyx Street as her present building. The Board makes this recommendation on account of traffic hazards. 26 A request was received from C. A. Coulter asking for a fifteen set-back for a proposed residence on the rear of Dr. Faust's property at Southwest corner of the intersection of Hilyard Street and 17th Avenue. Board recommends that the request be granted. foot the The I 21- 28 A request was received from Floyd M. Hall aSking to be allowed to place a sign 7i feet by 2i feet on the roof of his' building at his golf practice range at 19th and Ferry Streets. The Board recommends that the request be granted. 29" A report of the Eugene Water Board regarding sewer charges for May; a report of the City Engineer for May and a report of the Police Department for May were read and ordered placed on file. 30 Five curb cuts were granted upon recommendation 'by the City Engineer: #872 Clyde 'McDougall'; #873 F. S. Halloc~; #874 John Tiffany'; #876 J. Stalsberg; #877 J. Roy Deal. I 31 A resolution that the Mayor and Recorder-be and are hereby ahthorized and directed to execute a bill of sale to J. E. Coldren for a barn located on the property formerly owned by him was passed. -\. RES 0 L UTI 0 N ~ BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Eugene that the Mayor and Recorder be and tbey