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r'32 ~ -- . - -~. - .- - - .-~ ~- --.. . . -.". . -- -. . ~.~ - ". -" - - .- ~ ~ h -. -- - - - .. --- - ". - . . --. .. -- - ... . - ___ -0 _ _ - - -. ~ - -- - . - . . -.- - - -- - - ~ - - .. -. .. - - ~ - - -. --.- - '. - - ~ .. .. - ..."- "-_: ...-',---..:. -. -:--.::' ---- - - -- .. - - . -- . .. ~ -" - - "--" -. .' - . ~. .--:It '--;: .. :": . --. ":" -,_. -~- . ..,.- - . . . . '. - -- -- .-- - - . - - - - - -.. Ii Third payment - pavement on Monroe Street between $8,560.00 {I :19th and 22nd Avenues West I' I: It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Bailey that the estimate as approved be :1 I -';,..... I' I {:~6",~ received and placed on file and that the proper City officers be authorized to make i: payment in accordance with the approved estimate. Motion carried. All Councilmen ~! pr.esent voting AYE. Hawn and Davis absent. . . t v; {\J : : '. First payment - Storm sewer on 18th Avenue East between . i' Mill and Patterson Streets. 1,920.07 I' " :: It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Bailey that the estimate as approved be I, received and placed on file and that the proper City officers be authorized to make !. I I payment in accordance with the approved estimate. Motion carried. All Councilmen I' present voting AYE. Hawn and Davis absent. " " , : r. Third payment - Amazon Interceptor Sewer, Section II 13,224.06 !: 'I h It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Bailey that the estimate as approv.ed be ~ received and placed on file and that the proper City officers be authorized to make .:' payment in acco,rdan.ce with the approved estimate. Motion carried. All C,ouncilmen j: present voting AYE. Hawn and Davis absent. !: . : Ii Second payment - Memorial Swimming Pool o S, DiB. 3C 5,759.75 I. It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Bailey that the estimate as approved be received and placed on file and that the proper City officers be authorized to make payment in accordance with the approved estimate. Motion carried. All Councilmen present voting AYE. Hawn and Davis absent. ~ ;', . I; REPORTS OF CO~~rrTTEES '! , I' A report of the Public Works Co~~ittee re: assessments on Riverwood Sewers, ., 3 I: was submitted and read as follows: . :1 " 'I . . " "Your Committee on Public Works to whom was referred the matter of the proposed I' assessment ordinance covering the Riverwood District Sewers, begs to report as follows: I " . , That pursuant to action of the Common Council, your committee conducted a li I' hearing on the proposed ordinance September 4th at which time arguments were heard from protesting property ovvners. These protests were based on the contention that a number of properties ,had been previously and adequately served by private sewers and that the properties in ~uestion should therefore be not subjec~ to assessment for the lateral system. Your Committee feels that the proper sewerage of the district as a whole justi- fied the installation of the sewer system and, therefore, recommends that Council :;,..... Bill No. 239 be given final passage following amendment of the ordinance title in a manner to provide an exact description of the sewer locations." . . It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Bailey that the report be ~eceived and placed on file and that the recommendations contained therein be approved. Motion carried. A report ot the Judiciary Committee re: peddlers ordinance, etc. , was sub- 4 mitted and read as follows: "Your Committee on Judiciary to whom was referred Council Bill No. 255 govern- ingthe licensing a.nd regulation of .itinerant peddlers, begs to report as follows: . . That we have further considered the Council Bill and recommend that it be amended in the following particulars: That the waiver on payment of the required license fee be limited to honorably I discharged veterans, giving adequate proof of 40% or greater disability and the b,lind. We further recommend that the Council Bill as amended be read the second and third times and gi~en final passage~" . . It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Wells that the report be received and placed on file and that the recommendations contained therein be approved. ~- . REPORTS OF OFFICERS I 5 A report of the City Manager, was submitted and read as follows: . "During the past week we received copies of the National Traf~ic Safety Contest Reports for the year 1946. We are pleased to note that_ the City of Eugene placed high in cities of its population group for the period covered by the report. In the classification of traffic law enforcement for 1946, the City of Eugene ranked: first among all cities of its class. This is an increase in rank from 64th place in 1945. . . . ~