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r"" 544 .,.- - - ----------- - - -- --- -, - ~_~-:-~-.~--_____:____-- :----.~-.--:~-~--::t -:....:.--;::::-_-:-- - ---::-- --~ --=-- ~- -;---- -------=- ---;:---- --- -..- - - - -- =-- -- ---_.~-----_. - -- --- -- ----- - -- - - - -.. -- - .- -- --.. ,-- - -- - -" --- ------- - --~~ -- ------------ . -. - '- ' -- ------- --- - ------- ~-- - - -"-- -~. --=--- --=----..;;..\0."'::"- -- ..:...-..: r j A report of the City Manager re: Par king zone s, etc., was submitted and read._ 7 "Following adoption by the Council on October 14th, establishing a I '....I 10-minute blockade on 13th Avenue East at the entrance to the University of "...<Ibi Oregon Campus, we have continued our study of traffic conditions in this area ~";f '. and the following recommendation is submitted f or your cons idera tion. ~ I ~ That parking of automobiles be prohibited on the South side of 13th Avenue East in the Block between Alder and Kincaid Streets and that 30-minute parking zones be established on the North side of 13th Avenue East between Alder and Kincaid Streets. It is further recommended that a bus loading zone, approximately 30 feet in length be established on the East side of 13th and Alder Streets. A small safety zone at this location does not provide sufficient room for a bus to pull to the curb despite the fact. that this is one of the busiest bus loading spots in the entire area. Councilman Crumbaker has recently raised the point relative to the prohibiting of parking on the East side of Kincaid Street between 13th and 11th Avenues East. While it is true that this removes parking facilities for a number of automobiles, investigations by my office and the Police Department leads us to believe that it is necessary to keep this space clear so long as we continue the blockading of 13th Avenue. The above recommendations for the block between Alder and Kincaid Stree s are being made after a survey and consultation of all of the business property owner,s on the street. These parties have given approval to various proposals in- cluding the banning of all parking and/or the installation of 30-minute parking meters. However, it is our belief that the adoptiong of the above recommendations will serve the purpose of keeping this street free of conjestion and provide additional'safety and convenience particularly during those periods when the 13th Avenue blockade is in effect." It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Bailey tlllit the recommendation for the estab- lishment of a bus zone at the N.E. corner of Alder and 13th-Streets be adopted I and that the recommendation with reference to parking on 13th Avenue between Alder and Kinciad be amended to ban parking on both sides of 13th Avenue East between Alder and Kincaid and that the matter of installing parking on the East side of Kincaid between 11th and 13th Avenues East be given further study. _ Motion carried. 81 Bills against the various city departments for the month of October, I 1946, were submitted as follows: I I .. GEl\TERAL FUND I i i Aetna Life Insurance $ 161.20 Duncan Meter Corporation $2456.90 I Aetna Life Insurance 48.75 Empire Construction Co. 731. 00 Pacific Hospi tal 158.75 Eugene Hardware Co. 22.75 Eugene Hospi tal 22.00 Eugene Laundry & Dry Clng. 18.96 John Fields" Recorder-Treas. 272.39 Eugene Office Service 2.75 I John Fields, Recorder-Treas. 120.50 ,Eugene Sand & Gravel Co. 30 . 55 First National Bank 1809.82 Eugene Water Board 100 . 44 I Public Employees Retirement 2692.21 Eugene Water Board 54.60 Eugene Public Library 1375.85 Eugene Wa ter Board 2726.55 Mayor Earl L. McNutt 50.00 Eugene Dietzgen Co. 13.36 Marshall-Meyer Co. 9.04 John Fields, City Treas. 914.9] American La France Foamite 27.:)..8 John Fields, Recorder-Treas. 63.47 I I Allenbaugh Printing Co. 65.80 Fleming & Company 108.02 I I R. A. Babb Hardware Co. 29.50 Eva M. Gall up 11.04 I Lester Barker 15.33 Giustina Lumber Co. 274.69 I Clark Battery & Electric 1.58 Guard Publishing Co. 47.41 ! Blue Bird Packing Co. 14.43 A. C. Haag Co. 11.19 Boehnke Printing Co. 10.25 Hanson Blue Print Co. 6.46 Jim Brannen's Tire Co. 23.70 Charles G. Hein 4.00" Central Heating Co. 29.38 L. G. Helterline 87.00 Chase, Company 4.50 Hendershotts Gun Store 11.60 Chase Company 20.80 Walter Eoey Motor Co. 12.62 Couch Transfer Co. 12.00 Homelite Corporation 301.34 6. 0* I I C & SElectric 37.50 Howard-Cooper Corp. 50.06 Carl son-Hatton-Hay , Inc. 24.74 Industrial Accident Comm. 225.45 Cressey's 15.80 A.E. Johns Service Station 12.75 Donald C. Dickey 7.83 Kendall Motor Co. 72.90 I 35.00 Korn's Baking Co. 11.00 \ w. J. Cloyes Commercial Office Supply Co. 45.15 R. E. Lafferty 8.45 John Fmelds, City Recorder 270.00 I STREET EQUIPMENT FUND Opening Tyler Street (Vaughn-33.33, Bowers-33.33 I *Homelite Corporation 295.24 Pollman-16.67, Murphy-33.33 1 HOlliday-33.33, Vaughn-33.33 I John Fields, City Recorder 278.48 Vaugh-33.33) Total 216.65 ~