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~ 203, -~_.- --..-- ..-. - - - --- --- ---- .- - -.- _. - . - - ~---- -~- ------------- l-'---~-~----"--- -~-~----, 11 11 ! j , I 18 I 19 " i Ii I, I: Ii 20 r {I ;i t: I: 21 1: !: " I'; 11 I: 22 : i' ,; Ii Ii !I 'I I; i I: I' i! " I, I , I I: ,,1 I' I: 'i I I I I 'j I: I; 'I I: q 1, ~ Ii Ii il !i i, II :\ I' , l': Ii !'! " - . -- -- - -- --- -.----- ------------~~ -- - ..- - - -- - -- -. - - - - ~.. .. --- ---.-'----- ---------------~--~- ------ - ~ - - - -. - _. - - ---- - - - -. - - - - . -- -- - --- - ------_-7--:---_--._~-_=_~~__=:::...::.====_._=~-:_ _--=-=--:=-:::-=-=-.===----::..:.:...:-~~____:::...~_===-::-__==_=__==...:==_..:::-~_=__=.::-- Ii I: that they had contacted the new owner and found him very agreeable. MaY~ID Large stated that they would not have to purchase as much ground by two or three acres, as Mr. Oxboro was insisting on them taking, and that the tract needed for the road could be secured for a little less than $600.00 but that if the tract was disturbed before the crop was harvested, the City would have to pay for the crop. Mayor Large pointed out that it was doubtful if Lane County would improve the raod before the crop was harvested. A motion was made by Councillnan Hawn and seconded by Davis and carried, that the Cow~mittee be authorized to close the deal and be allowed to use their own descreation regarding the crop. ~I*. >.' t\: '- :r.p I;~ ,I The monthly report of the Eugene Public Library for the month of February was read and ordered placed on file. " h I' I' I' Request for' a curb-cut at 1454 east 23rd street by L. S. Newland and also a curb cut at 1434 ~ast 22nd avenue for Frank Scratek, was reported by the Engineer with his recommendation that they be granted. A motion'was made, seconded and carried that the recommendation be adopted. The General Petrolewm Corporation had made an assignment of the gasoline contract with the City for the year 1944 to R. R. Angst, and a motion was made, seconded and carried that the Recorder be authorized to sign the City's consent of this transfer. An Ordinance granting to the Southern Pacific Company, a renewal of a franchise for a spur track across 4th street, between Lincoln and 'Washington, had its first reading and was laid over. The date of April 24th was set as a time for a public hearing on the proposed franchise and the Recorder was instructed to publich the necessary notice of this hearing. " A request by L. P. Curtsinger for a refund of $1.00 paid for a curb-cut ct third and Van Burne was re~d. Mr. Curtsigned explained that owing to a change of plans, the curb cut woulG not be made. A motion was made, seconded and carried that the $1.00 be refunded to Mr. CurtSinger. A resolution authorizing transfer of *1740.04 from the Plywood Sewer fund to the G;eneral Fund and payment of the Plywood Company, the sum of ~325.99 was read at this tinle on motion made, seconded, and carried, the resolution was adopted. EESOLUrrION: Whereas heretofore the City of Eugene and the Eugene Plywood Plant enteredtnt.o an agreement under the terms of which, a sewer was constructed on second avenue west from the City Limits to Garfield Street. It was agreed that the Plywood Plant was to furnish all necessary material for the construction of the sewer and the City was to assess costs to the abutting property and of the first moneys collected the City was to receive their expenses and when paid, the remainderof the money was to be P?1d to the Plywood Plant to cover their material. This work has started September 1940 and Completed in May of 1941. The costs of the work fur.nished by the City - $1750.04 Cost of the Material furnish by Plywood Plant 1129.50 Total Cost - - ~2879.54 Ordinance # 8682 was passed on July 28, 1941 to assess the costs for the sewer. Up to March 1, 1944 payments have been made un this amounting to $2076.03, and this had been credited in a special fund known as the Plywood Sewer Fund. The City expenditures came out of the Street and Bridge fund which is a part of the General Fund, therefore, be it Resolved by the Cownon Council of the City of Eugene that the Recorder be and he is hereby directed to transfer from the Plywood Sewer Fund to the General Fund the sum of $1750.04 and that he shall issue a warrnat to the Plywood Company for the remaining balance of ,'I ':) I 'it' 3..... 5 . 9 9 ,. It is further ordered that all fund collections shall be credited to the Plywood Sewer Fund and paid to the Plywood Company, to the extent of their interest. I: II 1'1 II I' I: ;i Ii ~