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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT THE BID OF COAST CONSTRUCTION &
<br />EXCAVATING CO. AND C. D. JESKE IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,055.00 BE APPROVED AND THAT PROPER CITY
<br />OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH COAST CONSTRUCTION AND EXCAVATING COMPANY
<br />AND C. D. JESKE FOR THE INSTALLATION OF A SANITARY SEWER BETWEEN 31ST AND 32ND AVENUE FROM
<br />CLIFFORD STREET TO AMAZON CREEK. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />SANITARY SEWER BETWEEN 32ND AVENUE AND 33RD AVENUE FROM CLIFFORD STREET TO AMAZON CREEK
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<br />COASTCONSTRU~TION & EXCAVATING CO~ ~ C. D. JESKE S 855.00
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<br />THIS BID WAS IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTIFIED CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. CITY
<br />MANAGER RECOMMENDED THAT IT BE ACCEPTED.
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<br />IT WAS MOVED B~ CRUMBAKER, S~CONDED BY GODLOVE THAT THE aiD OF COAST CONSTRUCTION AND
<br />EXCAVATING COM~ANY AND C. D~ JESKE IN THE AMOUNT OF $855.00 BE APPROVED AND THAT PROPER CITY
<br />OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH COAST CONSTRUCTION AND EXCAVATING COMPANY
<br />AND C. D. JESKE FOR THE INSTALLATION OF A SANITARY SEWER BETWEEN 32ND AVENUE AND 33RD AVENUE
<br />FROM CL I FFORD- STREE T TO' 'AM'AZON CREEK'. - 'ROLLCALL VOTE. MOT ION CARR I ED.
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<br />REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
<br />2 A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS, FINANCE AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEES'~RE:-'VARiANttS;'RtQUESt
<br />OF GATEWAYS ASSOCIATION; PURCHASE OF PLUMMER PROPERTY; BID OPENING; SPRINGFIELD SEWAGE PROGRAM;
<br />REZONING GUSKE PROPERTY; ELIMINATION OF PARKING, WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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<br />"A MEETING OF THE PUBLIC WORKS, FINANCE AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEES WAS HELD ON 1
<br />JULY 23RD WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, ~OPPE, SMITH, .. _.
<br />SIEGENTHALER, GODLOVE AND WATSON; CITY MANAGER; CITY RECORDER; CITY ATTORNEY AND CITY
<br />ENGINEER.
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<br />I. VARIANCES - (A,) IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE APPLICATION FROM THE OBSIDIANS
<br />REQUESTING A VARIANCE OR REZONING OF THE CORNER LOT AT 17TH AND HIGH STRE~T
<br />BE WITHHELD AND THAT THE OBSIDIANS PRESENT ARCHITECT SKETCHES AND ELEVATIONS
<br />SHOWING THE SIZE AND TYPE OF BUILDING PLANNED FOR THEIR CLUBHOUSE AT THIS LOCATION.
<br />THIS AREA IS ZONED FOR MULTIPLE FAMILY DWELLINGS BUT IS A NICE RESIDENTIAL AREA AND
<br />IT WAS FELT THAT THE PROPER,TYPE OF BUILDING SHOULD BE DESIGNED SO AS TO MAINTAIN THE
<br />PRESENT'STANDARDS OF THE NErGHBORHOOD:"'" . ,-"..", ,,-
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<br />B. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE APPLICATION OF JAMES F. HUFFMAN FOR A VARIANCE TO
<br />INSTALL A GARAGE AT 754 FILMORE STREET BE GRANTED, PROVIDED THAT MR. HUFFMAN ALSO
<br />PURCHASE THE ADJACENT HOUSE AT 750 FILMORE AND ALSO THAT PROPER SETBACK LINES ARE
<br />ADHERED TO, AND PROVIDED THAT MR. A. A. WHIPPS WHO NOW OWNS THE PROPERTY,HAS NO
<br />OBJECTION TO THE PROPOSED USE.
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<br />C. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE REQUEST SUBMITTED BY EDWARD UTTON TO CONSTRUCT A
<br />SI NGLE FAMI LY RESIDENCE AT THE CORNER OF 28TH AND ELI NOR STREETS BE GRANTED. THERE
<br />IS A SMALL RESIDENCE ON THE REAR OF THE LOT WHICH DOES NOT LEND ITSELF TO INCORPORA-
<br />TION INTO DUPLEX PURPOSES AND A SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE WOUeD IMPROVE THIS CORNER
<br />LOT VERY MATERIALLY. TH~S RECOMMENDATION WAS MADE WITH THE PROVISION THAT PROPER
<br />SETBACK LINES BE ADHERED TO.
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<br />2. THE REQUEST OF THE EUGENE GATEWAYS ASSOCIATION FOR THE CITY TO STAND THE COST I
<br />APPROX I MAT I NG $1,500 FOR THE APPEAL: 'TO 'THE -SUPREME COURT OF OREGON I N 'THE' 'CASE -OF' 'STE'WART .
<br />VS. KOKE-CHAPMAN, EFFECTING THE RIGHT TO FILL IN THE MILL RACE WAS REVIEWED. THE CHARTER _ .
<br />AMENDMENT VOTED BY THE CITY OF EUGENE AFFORDING $20,000 AND "EMPOWERING THE CITY OF EUGENE
<br />TO DESIGN, CONSTRUCT, RECONSTRUCT, ADD TO AND REPAIR THE DAMS, INTAKE CHANNELS, SPILLWAYS,
<br />OUTLETS AND ALL OTHER PARTS OF THE MILL RACE AND TO RESTORE A FLOW OF WATER THERETO.. " ALSO
<br />SPECIFIVALLYSTATED "SAID CITY OF EUGENE SHALL NOT HAVE THE RIGHT TO OBTAIN OR PURCHASE
<br />EASEMENTS OR, REAL PROPERTY FOR RI~HT-OF-WAY PURPOSES." IN VIEW OF T~E INTENT AND PURPOSE
<br />OF TH I S CHARTER AMENDMENT THE COMMI TTEE DID NOT FEEL THA T 'FUNDS COULD 'BE TAKEN TROM TH IS ' - -,
<br />SOURCE FOR THE EXPENSES OF THIS SUPREME COURT APPEAL.
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<br />3. )T WAS,RECOMMENDED THAT THE CITY OF EUGENE OFFER MR. J. A. PLUMMER $6,000 FOR THE
<br />THREE ACRES IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF THE ROOSEVELT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL FOR PARK, SCHOOL AND
<br />RECREATIONAL PURPOSES, PROVIDED THAT SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.4 WOULD PAY $2,000 AND THE CITY
<br />OF EUGEN~ $4,000 FROM FUNDS BUDGETED FOR PARK PROPERTY ACQUISITION.
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<br />4. BID OPENING HELD JULY 18, 1951. THE COMMITTEE CONCURRED IN THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF
<br />THE CITY ENGINEER AND CITY MANAGER IN AWARDING THESE 8105.
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<br />5. SPRINGFIELD SEWAGE PROGRAM - THE COMMITTEE REVIEWED THE LETTER DATED JULY 19TH FROM
<br />THE SPRINGFIELD UTILITY BOARD, AND THE ACCOMPANYING RESOLUTION AND AGREED ,UPON T~E
<br />F 0 L L OW I N,G R E PLY: - , , - , , - , , ' , , , , , , , ' , . - . ' - , - , - ' , , , . , ,
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<br />"THE CITY COUNCIL OF EUGENE HAS REVIEWED YOUR LETTER OF JULY 19TH AND ACCOMPANY-
<br />ING RESOLUTION SETTING FORTH FOUR UNDERLYING PRINSIPLES IN CONNECTION WI~H A POSSIBLE
<br />COMBINED SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM FOR BOTH CITIES. 'IT IS AGREED THAT SEWAGE TREATMENT
<br />FACILITIES MUST BE SO DESIGNED AND FLEXIBLE ENOUGH TO ADEQUATELY SERVE FUTURE GROWTH
<br />AND INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT OF BOTH CITIES. HOWEVER, WE FEEL THAT IF THE PREVIOUSLY I
<br />SUGGESTED 3D-INCH OUTFALL LINE IS NOT CONSIDERED ADEQUATE FOR FUTURE GROWTH THAT AN
<br />INCREASED SIZE WOULD PROVIDE THE FLEXIBILITY DESIRED AT NOT TOO GREAT A COST. .
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