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<br /> 3. REMOVAL OF LOADING ZONE SOUTH OF 8TH AVENUE ON WEST PARK STREET NEAR THE REAR OF THE I' I
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<br /> UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK - THE CITY MANAGER EXPLAINED THAT SOME TIME IN THE PAST A
<br /> TWENTY MINUTE LOADING ZONE HAD BEEN ESTABLISHED ON WEST PARK STREET TO SERVE A TELEVISION
<br /> REPAIR SHOP LOCATED JUST SOUTH OF THE UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK. THE BUSINESS HAS NOW '7
<br /> MOVED AND THE NEED FOR THE ZONE HAS BEEN DISCONTINUED.
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<br /> THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE TWENTY~FOUR MINUTE LOADING ZONE METER BE REPLACED
<br /> WITH A 120 MINUTE METER TO CONFORM TO THE REMAINDER-OF THE METERS IN THE AREA. .,
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<br /> 4. HOTEL LOADING ZONE-TO SERVE-THE WI NSTON,HoTEl - THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED THE POLICE
<br /> DEPARTMENT HAp. NOTED THE HOTEL LOADING.ZONE IN FRONT O~ THE WINSTON HOTEL.WAS BEING USED
<br /> AS A PARKING AREA .BY THE MANAGEMENT or THE HOTEL IN VIOLATION or tTSINTENDED USE.
<br /> THE POLICE DEPARTMENT RECOMMENDED THAT THE HOTEL LOADING ZONE BE REPLACED WITH'~
<br /> METERED LOADING ZONE WHICH WOULD SERVE THE HOTEL,'AS WELL AS OTHER BUSINESSES IN TH~ AREA.
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<br /> THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT. THE HOTEL LOADING BE REPLACED WITH A TWELVE MINUTE e
<br /> LOADING ZONE METER.
<br /> 5. REQUEST BY MRS. JAMESREES~AN, 451 WEST 11TH AVtNUE; rOR A THIRTY MINUTE PARKING
<br /> AREA - THE CITY MANAGER INDICATED THE POLICE DEPARTMENT HAD A REQUEST rROM MRS. JAMES
<br /> REESMAN, WHO OPERATES A NURSERY SCHOOL AT 451 WEST 11TH AVENUE rOR A THIRTY MINUTE
<br /> PARKING ZONE IN rRO'NT or THAT ADDRESSi' THE SCHOOL HAS :NO DRIVEWAY rOR LOADING AND
<br /> UNLOADING, AND ALL DAY PARKING IS PREVALENT IN THE AREA. I
<br /> THECOMMI~tEE RECOMMENDED THAT:THE REQUEST FOR A THIRTY MINUTE PARKIN. ZONE I N r'RONT
<br /> or THE ADDRESS INDICATED BE GRANTED.
<br /> 6. EXTENSION or TWO HOUR PARKING ZONE .- .THE ,CITY MANAGER EXPLAINED THE POLiCE" DEPARTMENT
<br /> HAD NOTED AN INTERSECTION AT 14TH AVENUE AND OAK STREET WHICH HAD (IMITED VISIBILITY DU~~ ,
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<br /> TO THE PRESENCE or ALL DAY PARKERS, AND THAT THE ACCIDENT RATE AT THIS INTERSECTION WAS I:
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<br /> To AID THIS SITUATION, I,T WAS THE RECOMM'ENDATioN OF--THE COMMI TTEE THAT PARKI NG BE
<br /> LIMITED TO TWO HOURS ON THE WEST SI,DE' OF' OAK STREET !FRO'M.14TH 'AVENUE SOUTH TO THE ALLEY,
<br /> AND ON THE SOUTH SIDE or 14TH AVE~UE rROM OAK ~TREET WEST TO THE-A(LEY,AND THAT THE ..
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<br /> PROPER SIGNS'TO THIS ErrECT BE I NS'TALLED." . ;
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE, THAT ITEM NUMBER ONE OF THIS REPORT i
<br /> BE SEGREGATED AND THAT IT BE APPROVED AS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL
<br /> COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MR. SHISLER ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE BALANCE OF THE RrpORT OF THE :
<br /> PUBLIC SAFETY AND FINANCE COMMITTEES BE ~DOPTED. MOT! ON CARR I ED.
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<br /> 4 A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE or THE WHOLE MEETING HELD DECEMBER 19, 1955 - RE: ~DISCUSSION
<br /> OF POTENTI AL LI BRARY SI TE' WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ AS F'OLLOWS':
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<br /> "PRESE NT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNC I LMENBooTH, GOPLOVE, KOPPE, WATSON, OwEN, SHEARER,
<br /> AND SHISLER; CITY MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY; CITY RECORDER; AND MR. DAN WYANT or THE EUGENE
<br /> REGI STER-GUARD.
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<br /> DISCUSSION or POTENTI'AL LIBRARY SITE - COUNCILMAN KOPPE REPORTED'THAT HE HA~ INVES~IGATED
<br /> THE COST or THE TOTAL ONE-QUARTER BLOCK AREA FROM BROADWAY TO WEST PARK, AND rROM OAK
<br /> STREET TO THE ALLEY BETWEEN OAK AND PEARL STREETS, AND HE BELIEVED THE COST or THIS AREA
<br /> WOULD BE APPROXJMATELY $225,000.00, WHI~H H& BELIEVED TO BE A PROHIBITIVE rIGUR~ rOR! -
<br /> LIBRARY SITE.
<br /> 'MEMBERS or, THE COMM~TTEE THEN DISCUSSE~ VA~IOUS'OTHER SITES INCLUDI~G THE ~NE-QUARTER
<br /> BLOCK BETWEEN EAST PARK AND PEARL STREETS AND 8TH AVENUE EAST AND THE ALLE-Y BETWEEN 8TH
<br /> . -AVENUE AND BROADWAY, 'AND ALSO THE.. AREA BETWEEN BROADWAY' AND SaUTH PARK STREET- rROM THE
<br /> EASTSI D'E' or THE LUMBERMENS', BUI LDING TO THE AL,LEY 8ETWEEN OAK AND PEARL STREETS, WI TH A
<br /> POSSIBL~.EXTENSION or THE SIT~TO THE NORTH WHICH COULD ~E AtCOMPLISkEDBY CLOSI~G THt
<br /> EASTERLY PORTION or SOUTH PARK STREET. .
<br /> ON A MOTION TO RECOMMEND THE 11TH AVENUE .A'ND WI LLAMETTE STREET SI TE-: (PRESENT SI 'TE)
<br /> F'OR THE LI BRARY,. A ROLLCALL VOTE WAS TAKEN AND THE MOTION W'AS DEF'E-ATED BY A VOTE OF FOUR .
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<br /> TO THREE.
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<br /> SINCE THE COMMITTEE WAS'UNABLE TO AGREE ON THE I I TH AVENUE- AND WI LLAMETTE STREET
<br /> SITE, THEY REQUESTED A MEETING WITH THE LIBRARy.BoARD TO SEE I~ AN ALTERNATE SITE,
<br /> ACOEPTABLE TO THE LIBRARY BOARD, COULD BE F'OUND.- 1 I
<br /> THE MAYOR ORDERED, IN THE ABSENCE OF OBJECTIONS, THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
<br /> TO BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE.
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