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rHO --- ~~- - --- .~~~ I I I I I I II Ii " " " 'I Ii II I, ii :i Ii II II Ii " Ii I' , Ii II , I' fI ,I II it ., II I' ii d I} ;i ~i: A petition was received to widen 8th Avenue two feet on each side from the sidewalk from ';Jest Parle Street. to Linccln Street. This getition, together with the getition against such vJidening, 'v--,ras referred to the street Committee. I A petition to gave Polk: Street from 2nd Avenue to 12th Avenue was received. Said peti tion .was I'eferred uto .the Street Cormni ttee and it recommended such peti- tion .be granted. On motion such recommendation was adopted. The petition to oil Grand Street which was. I)reSel'lted last year was re-present- ed and referred to the Street Co,nmittee. Such (Jommittee recommended the :petition be granted, the work to be dope as soon as the weather will permit. On motion such report was adopted. The following resolution was offer'ed and uhanimously adopted: RESOLurrrON. F.ESOLVED: Tha t the Common C ounc il of the City 0 I' Eugene, Oregon deems it expedi- ent and necessary to open, layout and establish Almaden Street from 3rd Avenue to 2nd Avenue in the City of Eugene, Oregon, and that the City Engill.neer be and is here by- direc ted to make a plat thereof and rooke and file a wri tten report con- taining a full and complete description of such street and the boundaries thereof and 61' the portions of each lot, part of lot, or tract of land to be appropriated therefor. The Street Committee brought up the protest of li.Irs Stevens, which was over- ruled at the last meeting, as to the opening of Almaden Street from _6th to 8th Avenue, and the ma tter was further di scussed but no ac tion taken. Councilman McCully moved 15th Avenue from 1\1oss Street to University Street be paved. After discussion and without a second the matter was put over till the next meeting to eet the sentiment as to such improvement. I The City Attorney reported one Ridenou.2 claims a damaf;e of $30.00 to his car for running into some timbers on 15th Avenue between Olive and Charnelton Streets where the street 1s not improved and little traveled. The matter was discussed but no action taken. The City Attorney further reported a ~~s Larsen claims the alley back of Emerald Street and adjacent to the new Dormitory is blocked oy braces to such building so her son is not permitted to use his garage and she- v/ants the city to rent a garaee for him while such alley is jmpassagle. The 1~yor agreed to see the Foreman of the construction crew and also Iv~s Larsen and report at .next meeting. The matter of the sanitary condition of John Gardner's barn at 266 Jefferson Street was discussed and the same referred to the Sanitary Inspector and the Chief of Police for report. The City Engineer reported it would. cost about ~1700.00 to put the parking in the center of Agate and Villard Streets in condition to be watered and kept Green. No action was taken. Thirty sidewalk assessment ordinances were read. the first tille and laid over. Tvvo sidewall{ improvement ordinances Vlere read t:-w first time and passed thei second and third. readings by tti tIe by unanimous consent unc.er suspension of the rule and were glaced. on their final passage. The ayes and. nays wer'e called, all presEfnt votinf;'; aye, nay, none. The Ordinances .vere declared passed. and numbered 67852:" and 6786::.:'2... An Ordinance to improve Lawrence Street from 19th to 21st Aven\le was read the firs t time and passed its second and third readings, by ti tle by unanimous consent und.er suspension of the rule and was placed on its final passage. The ayes anE!.. nays were called, all present voting aye, nay, none. The Ordinance was declar- ed passed and numbered 6787. I An Ordinance approvine and adopting the :plans and s:peci fi ca tions of the City Engineer for the improvement of Lawrence S tree t from 19 th .to )~~J.~tAvenue was read the first time and passed its second and third readings by title by unanimous consent under suspensi02' of the rule and. waS0 placed on its final passage. The