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31~ __ - - - _c__ __~. __ ~ _~~_--=-=-=-=.~--=.:::::-=_ _ ~_=~-=-.=-~ =--=-==--:..::::::::--=-:.:....-==---~_ ~-=-___..:.:_:::..:...~'":=--=-=--= -=-=-=- . ___ ~_. ____ _--::::=::;~___ _____________ ___~~~_:::::'._.._~_::::___==_~~ I thereto, authorizing and empowering the Common Council of the City of Eugene, for the purpose of acquiring real estate for, improv Lng, developing, maintaining and supervising the city municipal airport, to include in its general tax levy each year for the years 1930 and 1931, such special levy as shall be required in the judgment of the Common Council, which shall produce not to exceed $14,000.00 in the year 1930, and not to exceed $14,000.00 in the year 1931, all in excess or the six per cent. constitutional limitation upon the city's tax levy. 1~ ~.. ;~ . , THE CITY OF EUGENE DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: BE IT ENACTED BY THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON: Seation.l: The Common Council is hereby authorized and empowered each year to levy and collect for the tax year 1930, taxes not to exceed $14,000.00, and for the tax year of 1931, taxes not to exceed $14,000.00 upon all prpperty, both real and personal wi thin the limi ts of the City of Eugene, not exempt from taxation, for the purpose of improving, developing, maintaining and supervising the City's municipal airport, including the puwer and authority to acquire addi- tional real estate or rights of any character neces~ary to the improvement and development of the airport, in the discretion of the Common Council. I Section 2: The proceeds of such levy, when collected, shall be placed in a separate fund to be known as the municipal airport fund, and kept separate alJ,d apart from other funds of the Ci ty. The money reas lized ror municipal air- port purposes under this act shall be paid to the Ci ty Treasurer who shall deposi t the same and keep it in the said municipal airport fund. Section 3: That the money shall be disbursed 'by the Common Council by warrants drawn upon said fund, each warrant to be signed by the Mayor and City Recorder, and said funds to be expended for no other purpose ,than those authorized in this act. Section 4: That should it not require all of the money realized from this tax for the purpose of developing, improving, maintaining and superVising such , , municipal airport, or in acquiring additional real estate therefor, then in that event the surplus shall revert to the general fund of the city and be used for general purposes. Section 5: There is hereby submitted to the people of the city of Eugene the question whethe'r taxes provided for in this charter amendment shall be levied I by the city in the. years 1930 and 1931 in ,excess of the amount of taxes levied by the city for the preceding year, plus six per cent thereof, for the purpose of complying with the provisions of this act; and a vote upon the enactment of this act by the peop+e of the city shall const~tute a vote on the question of so ex- ceeding the ~ix per cent constitutional limitation upon the city's t~~ levy. Mr. Ash from the service station at Walnut and Franklin Blvd. stated'that the Building Inspector had objected to the position in the street of the support- ing post for the Shell Company sign. He was advised that Mr. Rundlett would take no further action until the Shell representive returned to Eugene, and that the Shell Company should move back the post within the property line. ~