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<br /> Council Chamber
<br /> Eugene, Oregon
<br /> October 14, 1963
<br /> ,The regular meeting of the Corrrrnon Council of. the City of Eugene, ,Oregor:, was called
<br /> to order by Acting Mayor and Council President John O. Chat~:i? the absence of Mayor
<br /> Cone at 7:30 p.m. BBT on October 14, 1963 in the Council Chamber with other Council mem-
<br /> bers present as follows: Mrs. Lauris, Messrs. Swanson~ Christe~sen, Deverell, Crakes,.
<br /> Hawk, and Purdy.
<br /> - as mailed to mem-
<br /> The minutes of the adjourned meeting held on September 23, 1963,
<br /> bers of the.Council, were corrected to read "Mrs. Francis E. Dart" instead.of "Mrs. Al
<br /> Dart" in the first item of new. business, and approved as corrected. e
<br /> NEW BUSINESS
<br /> 1 A letter from the City Recorder was read informing the Council that 3,385 names had
<br /> been certified by the County Clerk on the petition for an amendment to the Charter .of
<br /> the City of Eugene entitled. "Requiring Voter' Approval Use of Parks", and that {t is now
<br /> required that the. proposed Charter amendment be submitted to the vote~s of the City of I
<br /> Eugene for approval ol/l:rejection. ,
<br /> Mr. Swanson moved seconded by Mr. Hawk to hold this.item over to a Corrrrnittee of the Whole
<br /> meeting "for a possible decision on an election date: Motion carried.
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<br /> 2 The Director of Parks and' Recreation submitted a report to the 'Council on the at-
<br /> tendance records and income from various activities of the Parks and Recreation Depart-
<br /> ment at the City's playgrounds and swirrrrning pools. The report was. received and filed.
<br /> 3 Cpuncilman Swanson asked if the City had ever considered underwriting its own fire
<br /> insurance program, and if it would be possible to undertake such a program in the future.
<br /> Upon being advised that the City had not underwritten any of its insurance programs,
<br /> inquiry was made of Councilman Crakes concerning the feasibility of the idea. Mr.Crakes
<br /> stated it would be possible for the City to carry its own insurance; however, it would
<br /> mean the financing irrrrnediately of the current program and setting up a considerable
<br /> amount of money for a reserve fund, and this may be quite difficult. No action was taken. II
<br /> 4 Councilwoman Lauris stated that since the City of Eugene woul~ be moving into the I
<br /> new building next surrrrner, and since the City of Eugene is now becoming a convention cen-
<br /> ter, she moved to extend to the League of Oregon Cities an invitation to hold the 1964
<br /> convention in the City of Eugene. Mr. Swanson seconded the motion, and motion carried. I
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<br /> 5 Bills against various departments of the City for the month of Sept.ember 1963 were j
<br /> presented and read as follows:.
<br /> GENERAL FUND I'
<br /> Electronic Data Processing $ 628.44 Accurate Rubber & Plastics $ 387.93
<br /> William & Lenore Hyslop 2,000.00 Addressograph-Multigraph 16.50. e
<br /> Public Employes Retirement Systm 7,986..87 Air Mac Inc. 3,091.65
<br /> PERS Social Security 11,505.14 Albers Feed & Farm Supply 274.73
<br /> PERS Police & Fire 821.18 Cl inton D. All en 60.00
<br /> Citizens Bank 23,801.12 American Book Publishing Record 12.00 j . -
<br /> Citizens Bank 431.25 American Inst.of Park Executives 15.00
<br /> State Tax Corrrrnission 4,892.20 American La France 33.81
<br /> Aetna Life Insurance Co. 3,331.76 American Steel & Supply Co. 316.54 j
<br /> Pacific Hospital Assn. 3,156.95 Arrow Disposal Service 80.00
<br /> Eugene Hospital & Clinic 52.00 Auto Body & Paint Supply 2.33 I
<br /> Thomas Beaty, Treas.REvo1ving 10,619.38 Baird Safe & Lock Company 11. 10
<br /> Thomas Beaty, U.S.Bonds 347.00 The Baker & Taylor Company 171 . 43 I
<br /> Thomas B~aty, Police Uniform 40.00 The Baker ~ Taylor Company 13.80 I
<br /> Eugene FireFighters Assn. 487.00 Barker Motors, Inc. 83.82 I
<br /> Eugene Municipal Fed.Crdt Union 4,420.95 E.A.Barton & Associates 1,500.00
<br /> Blue Cross Plan 53.90 Bearing Sales & Service 5.04 I
<br /> United Appeal - Lane County 22B.43 Bearing Supply Company 20.46
<br /> Willakenzie Volunteers 50.00 Thomas Beaty, Equip. Revolving 12,554.89
<br /> E.E.Cone, Mayor 100.00 Thomas Beaty, Treas. Revolving 1,683.81 I
<br /> Lane Humane Society 783.33 Tom Benson Glass Co.,Inc. 1.85
<br /> State Industrial Accident Corrrrn. 3,033.32 Bill's Garbage Service No.1 27.50 I
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