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113~ - - ..- . . -----'-------~- '------ _n_ _ _____ ._ _._ _ 4__ - .._-- -- -- _.~ - -- -- -- ------ ----~- -- - ----~- - ------ - ------ -- --- ~r _-.c.~ . =-. -- u. . - --::-=-~ -----=.:- ._~---~_:~-=--=------- ..:....---~~ .......:_- --=--=--. -~---=---=- --=-.:.-=- =--=..:.-..:.-=-~.-=--=-:::.~--_.- ~- ~----= -=.-- --~ -- - ~+ - ---.:... ---~ ---~-- --.:..~------. -=----- -- ----- - -- ---- u . Johnson, 830 West 6th Avenue requested a curb cut at that location and i C. W. 17 I it was the recommendation of the City Engineer that the request be granted. On I : motion" made, seconded, and carried, the recommendation of the Engineer was adopted. ~ I ! I Nineteen applications to operated Rooming Houses were presented tq the Council ' .......... 18 ['I after having been O.K. 'd by the Chiefs of the Fire and Police Departments. The "" v,': i Council authorized the Recorder tci issue licenses for these application~. '.to.? I' ~! . , Ii A letter from Cordelia Evans, agent for the Coca-Cola Bottling Company i was read. She stated that the Coca-Cola Bottling Company had purchased certain Iii lots in Block 8, Fairmount ~ddition, this being between Walnut and Orchard Streets I and north from 15th to the Highway. Miss Evans stated this would be the future 19 II ~ome of the Coca-Cola Bottling Company, and they were asking permission to erect ! a sign approximately 12 c 25 on this property. A motion was made by Brownson 1: and seconded by Davis that this request be granted with the understanding that it r should be placed back far enough from the street line so as not to make a traffic 11 hazard. On vote this permission was granted. " . I,j A letter was read from Dr. Lindgren, Health Officer, 'regarding the paymeht ,; of th e City funds for the Heal t h D epartme nt . Dr. Lindgren was a skihg tha t this 20 !I money be paid to Lane County in quarterly or semi-annual installments, instead of 11 being paid monthly to mim. A motion was made by Brownson and seconded bi Hawn I: and carried tha t this sum of $1800 toward the Health Department and the 1000 for Ii the Juvenile Officer be paid directly to Lane County, t with the July bills and t Ii wi th the January bills. " 21 i: The following names were or~ered placed on the payroll and warrants to be I! drawn at the regular payroll per1.od: John B. Parsons-Police Department, Herbert !! Howard, Fire Department, Harry E. Chase and Winfred Mullins-Street Department, Ii W. W. Edmiston, Telephone Guard, Dave Fillbach, Relief Telephone Guard, Axel Ii Morgensen, Mahlon Sweet J!~ield Guard.. , I: il A motion was made by Davis, seconded by Farrington and carried that the 22 1;$95,000.00 War RiSk Insurance policy expiring July 8th, and carrying a premium of ~$108.70 should be renewed. I', An ordinance authorizing the dump tender's contract be signed by the Mayor I ,I 23 !i and Recorder was read the first time and passed to its second and third readings I; by unanimous consent of the council by title under suspension of the rules and Ii was placed for final passage. The ayes and nays were called; councilmen voting Ii aye: Farrington, Stewart, Barette, Koppe, Brownson, Hawn, Davis, and Crumbakerj II voting no; none, absent; none. The ordinance was declared passed an numbered 8768. . n ' !I An ordinance authorizing the Recorder and Treasurer to transfer $15,000.00 Ii from the Parking Meter Fund to the General Fund to comply with the 1943-.1944 24 ~ibudget was read the first time and passed to its second and third readings by !: unanimous consent of the council by title under suspension of the rules and was Ii placed for final passage. The ayes and nays were ca lIed; councilmen voting aye: i;Farrington, Stewart, Barette, Koppe, Brownson, Hawn, Davis, and Crumbaker. voting II no: none; absent: none. The ordinance was aeclared passed and numbered 8769. " I . !: An ordinance to improve the west half of Lots 1 and 4 in Block 17, Mulligans :! Addition, in front of the Lane Auto Company, by taking out the curbs of the unused [idriveway was read and passed to its second and third readings by unanimous consent 25 ti of the council by title under suspension of the rule s and was placed for final ii passage. The ayes and nays were called; Councilmen voting aye: Farrington, Stewart !,!Barette, Koppe, Brownson, Hawn, Daivs, and Crumbaker; voting 'no: none; absent: Hnone. The ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8770.00 "I ',I !1 An ordinance adopting the plans and specifications of the City Engineer for hthe improvement of the above-described property was read the first time and passed 26 Ii to its second and third readings by unanimous consent of the council by title under i.: suspension of the rules and was placed for final passage. The ayes and nays were l'i called: Councilmen voting aye: Farrington, Stewa rt, Barette, Koppe, Brownson, Hawn, I,Davis, and Crumbaker: none; absent: none. The" ordinance was declared passed I:and numbered 8771. I! . 'I i! Bids had been advertised for auditing of the City books for the fiscal year i1beginning July 1, 1943. Only one bid was received and this from C. A. Horton in 27 II the sum of $60~. 00. This bid provided tha~ w~rk should be done on a mon~hly basis I ,land that the f1.nal report should be made w1.th1.n 60 days after the" close of the II fiscal year. A motion was made by Farrington, seconded by Davis and carried that I! this bid be accep~ed. ' :,I 1. Councilman Hawn suggested he thought all City equipment should be under the 28 I,supervision of on~.man and that he should be r~sponsible ~or the greasing and repai:~ lof City equipment and that a record for each p1.ece of equ1.pment should be kept. Th~s timatter was referred to the Street Department to see what could be worked out. !; >, ~ On motion the meeting adj0urned~ Ii ~ - I' John Fields, !. Recorder Pro Tem ~ " -- -