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<br />That, 201:;h .Avenue from Oak Street to 1dill Street be o.pened.
<br />That 131:;h .Ave. from Van Buren Street to Cham'bers Street be opened.
<br />That Tyler Street between BroadwaJT and lOth Avenue West be opened.
<br />It is further recommended that the Ci ty Engineer make a survey and report
<br />back to the Planning Commission.
<br />Tha t Hilyard S tree t from 24th Avenue to 25th .Avenue, connec t ing 'vvi th the
<br />County Road, be opened.
<br />That 18tjh Avenue from Lincoln to V.rashington Streets 'be opened.
<br />Tha t Chambe rs S tree t from 6 th .Avenue to 8th A\FenUe 'be opened.
<br />Tha t Van Buren from 6th to Blair be opened~.
<br />That Pierce Street from 2nd Avenue to 4th Avenue be opened.
<br />-It is further recommenlied that right angle turns be avoided in laying out
<br />streets of Eugene wherever practical.
<br />It is further reco!11m.ended that thE: City Council join in recommending to the
<br />County Court that a diagonal street leavinG Willamette at 24th and joining
<br />the Alder Street road at, Wood Aver:.ue 1)8 opened.
<br />And that the Co@uon Council fUrther join in a recommendation to the County
<br />Court that a diagonal street be opened commencing at the junction of '{{ood
<br />street and Willamette Street and running thence to the junction of the
<br />County Road and Hilyard ~treet.
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<br />was read and motion made, seconded, and carried to accept the report.
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<br />Applicaljion of Mrs. L. E. Rogers for permit t.o conduct hotel at S. E.
<br />corner of 6th and 1iHllamette Streets, ap.proved by Chief of Police, was on motion
<br />granted.
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<br />Pe tit ion of J . Earl Moore tha t the Counc il prov i de spac e fo I' bi cycles racks
<br />was referred to the Police and Street COlnuittees.
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<br />Pe ti t ion for a stree t Ii gh t in th e all ey be tw'een 8 th and Broadway and
<br />between High Street and the :Uill Race was referred to the Fire and Water Committee.
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<br />Peti ti o.n for the widening' of pavement to 56 fee t and se tting back the
<br />property line 7' feet from the street line of Elev'enth Avenue betv7een Willamette
<br />Street and Mill. Street was referred to the Street Committee..
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<br />An Ordii.lance prohibiting the qutting of curbs in the City of Eugene, Oregon,
<br />for driveway p~rposes, exceptinG that the City Recorder may, upon application,
<br />issue a penuit for not to exceed 25 per cent of the ownership frontage and not to
<br />exceed 20 feet in anyone cut, to eac.h pI"operty ovvner ma.king such application was
<br />read the first time, and passed its second and third readings by title by unanimous
<br />consent under suspension of the rule, and was placed on its final passage. The aye
<br />and nays were call.ed, all Councilmen voting a;y'e, nay, none, absent Large and :t:Ionr-oe.
<br />The Ordinance was declared passed and, nurr.:bered 7753.
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<br />An Ordinance adopting the ffil.rv,ey, plat, and report of the City Engineer as
<br />to the Proposed Opening of Twelfth AVFlnue be tVve enWillame t te Street and Olive
<br />Street was read. the first time, and passed its second and third readings by title
<br />by unanimous consent under suspension of the rule, and was placed, on its final
<br />passage. The ayes and nays were called, all Councilmen voting aye, nay, none, abse t
<br />Large and Monroe. The Ord,inance was declared passed and number'ed 7754.
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<br />An Ordinance declaring the playing of musical instruments, loud sp,eakers,
<br />talking tlBchines, and similar instrumentalities in the. open air within the limits
<br />of fire zone No.1 of the City of Eugene, a nuisance, and forbidding the operation
<br />of the same without having first procured a pennit therefor was read and laid over.
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<br />An Ordin.ance vacating a portion of Maple Avenue in the City of Eugene was
<br />read the first time, and passed its second and third readings by title by unanimous
<br />consent under suspension of the rule, and was placed on its final passage. The
<br />ayes and nays were called, all Councilmen voting a:le, nay, none, absent Large and
<br />Monroe. The Ordinance was dec lared passed and numbe red 7755.
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<br />An Ordinance providing, for the construction of a cement sidewalk on the
<br />South side of ~~Jest :3roadway be tween Tyler and Polk Streets was read the first time,
<br />and passed its second and thi I'd read ings by title by unanimous consent under sus-
<br />pension of the rule, and was placed on its final passage. 1:he a~;es and nays were
<br />called, all Councilmen voting aye, nay, none, absent Large and Bonroe. The
<br />Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 7756.
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<br />A communicat,ion of the League of Oregon Cities relating to the distribution
<br />of the City and County Governments of the Road Funds levied within cities was
<br />read and placed on file.
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<br />An Ordinance regulating the erecting and maintenance of signs and banners
<br />over sidewalks and streets ancl upon buildings wi thin the li111i ts of the City of
<br />Euge ne was read the fi rst, time and lai doveI'.
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<br />Mayor Wilder named R. W. Hall as permanent Chief of Police and asked the
<br />confirmation of the Council. Motion ViaS made that the appoi.ntment be confirmed and
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