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<br /> City Engineer Clubb made his report in writing on the matter of acquir~
<br /> ing title to the S. P. Railway right- of-way on which the St~eet car lines formerly f'<o
<br /> I op.erated between University Street and Moss $treet, and recommended that the City ~
<br /> acquire, if possible, the whole of such right-of-way for Street purposes. Said,
<br /> matter was discussed and the City Attorney was directed to take the matter up with ',:0
<br /> the S. P.Co. with the idea of getting a dee,d. to such property fOt", a nominal
<br /> consideration.
<br /> Three sidewalk assessment o~dlliances were read the first time and laid
<br /> over.
<br /> A!n. Ordinance levying assessments f'or paving Ninth Avenue from the East
<br /> line of Tyler Street to the'East line of Almaden Street was read the first time
<br /> and laid over.
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<br /> An Ordinance accepting and ratifying the acceptance of the bid of
<br /> Hargreaves and Lindsay for the paving of the. alley between 13th and 14th Avenues
<br /> from Alder to Kincaid Streets, was read the first time and passed its second and
<br /> third readings by_title by unanimous consent_under suspension of the rule and'was
<br /> placed on its final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all present voting
<br /> aye. Absent and not voting, Lamb, Monroe, and Reid. The Ordinance was declared
<br /> passed and numbered 6987.,
<br /> An Ordinance accepting and ratifylngthe accepta'-tl.ctPi/ of the bid of Peter
<br /> A.,Nelson for the construction of a sanitary_Sewer between Monroe Street and Ash
<br /> Street from the Manhole South of Clark Avenue to Cheshire Avenue, was read the
<br /> first time andpassed its second and third readings by title by unanimous consent
<br /> under suspension of the rule and was placed on its final passage. The aye sand
<br /> nays were called, all present voting aye. Absent and not voting, Lamb, Monroe, add
<br /> Reid. The Ordinance was declared passed and. numbered 6988.
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<br /> . An Ordinance accepting and ratifying the accept;anc.e of the bid of
<br /> Oscar Snow for the paving,of Jackson Street trom Eighth Avenue to Broadway Avenue,
<br /> was read the fist time and"',passed its second and third readings by ti tle by
<br /> unanimous consent under suspension ,of the rule and was placed on its final passage.
<br /> The ayes and nays were called, all present voting aye. Absent and not voting, .
<br /> I Lamb, Monroe, and ReUft. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 6989.
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<br /> - An Ordinance adopting the regort of the Viewers in the proposed opening
<br /> of' Polk Street from 12th Avenue to theouth City Limits having been read the first
<br /> 1ime on June 25, 1928, and ..notice of such report and its recommendatfons having been
<br /> mailed to the Frank E.Duhn Estate for protest before the Council on July 9, 1928,
<br /> and no protests being filed, said Ordinance was read the second time and passed its
<br /> third reading:,by ti tIe by unanimous consent under suspension of the rule and was
<br /> placed on its final passage. The ayes and n~ys were called, all present voting
<br /> aye. Absent and not voting, Lamb, Monroe, and Reid. Said ordinar.ce was declared
<br /> passed and numbered 6990.
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<br /> One Sidewalk improvement ordinance was read the first time and passed
<br /> ita second and third readings by title by unanimous consent under suspen~i04 o~
<br /> the; rule and was placed on its final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all
<br /> pre-sent voting aye. Absent and not. voting, Lamb, Monroe, and Reid. The Ordinance
<br /> was declared passed and numbered 6991.
<br /> " An Ordinance creating a residentia'l zone in the City of Eugene within
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<br /> the, area described by a circle having for its, center the center of the intersecti,on
<br /> of University Street and 13th Avenue, and extending one and one half miles in each
<br /> dirBction when such area falls within the City Limits, having been read the first
<br /> time on June 25, 1928, was read the second time and passed its third reading by
<br /> ti t.le by unanimous consent under suspension of the rule and was placed on its
<br /> final passage. The ayes and nays were calle~, all present voting aye. Ab sen t and.
<br /> not, voting, Lamb, Monroe, and Reid. The Ordinance was declared passed, but the
<br /> approval there of by the Mayor was wi thheld a t, this time.. July 12, 1928, the Mayor
<br /> approved &lc11 Ordiaance, and it was given numger 6992.
<br /> The matter of the paving of 12th Avenue from Charnelton to Polk street
<br /> was discussed, and J. E. Roach and others spoke thereon. As the Gh~man of the
<br /> Street Committee was not present, said matter was laid over and the Mayor directed
<br /> the City Engineer to be especially prepared to report on the matter of the paVing
<br /> of said Street between Polk and Tyler Streets. so that the matter may be disposed
<br /> I of at the next meeting of the Council.
<br /> (!) l\ 'The Following are b ills as allowed. by the G O1incil:
<br /> DISTRICT IN~ROVE]~NT FUND.
<br /> Read & Monroe $69.75 -
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<br /> Peter A. Nelson 90.38
<br /> Read & Monroe 69.70
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<br /> F. Wentworth, Treas. $906.97
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