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<br /> Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon,
<br /> September 22, 1930.
<br />I Minutes of the adjourned meeting of the Common Council, held at the hour
<br /> of 7:30 o'clock P. M., September 22, 1930. There were present Mayor H. E. Wilder,
<br /> and all members of the Council, except Monroe. Meeting called to order by the
<br /> Mayor. .-'
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<br /> The following bids were opened and read for the grading of Indiana Avenue
<br /> from eolumbia Street to Van Ness Street:
<br /> Eugene Sand & Gravel Co. $543.50
<br /> A. C. Mathews 581.25
<br /> Chairman Lamb of the Street Committee moved that the council determine that the
<br /> bid of the Eugene Sand & Gravel Co. is the lowest and best bid, and that the
<br /> contract be awarded in accordance therewith. Motion was seconded and carried.
<br />-: Mr. Wm. Johnson asked permission to erect a garage on his property line,
<br /> and on motion the request was granted.
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<br /> A petition for two street lights at the corners of 24th and 25th Streets !!
<br /> on Spring Blvd. was presented and referred to the Fire and Water Committee.
<br /> The request of Hudson, Duncan, and Co. to cut an entrance for a driveway
<br /> into their warehouse at Fourth and Lincoln Streets was referred to the Building
<br /> Inspector.
<br /> 'A request of the Service Station at 8th and Lincoln Streets to widen the
<br /> entrance by cutting the curb West of the present cut was on motion granted.
<br /> Robert Fishel', Jr., President of the Central Labor Council, requested the
<br /> city to issue an invitation to the State Federation of Labor to make Eugene its -
<br /> convention city for the 1931 session, and motion was made, seconded and oarried
<br /> that the Mayor extend such invitation.
<br />I E. M. Baker requested an extension of the storm sewer to the Southeast ;
<br /> portion of the City, and the matter was referred to the Sewer Committee.
<br /> Chairman Washburne of the Judiciary Committee reported that the Committee
<br /> recommended that ~~. Patterson be allowed a reduction of $200.00 from his assess-
<br /> ment against Lots 9 and 10, and part of Lots 7 and 8, Block 3 Pearl Addition to
<br /> Eugene, Oregon, and a Metes and Bounds description running North 50 feet, and
<br /> East 156.34 feet from the Northeast corner of the intersection of 17th and Pearl
<br /> Streets. A motion was made, seconded, and carried that the said sum be apportion
<br /> ed by the Engineer and as a reduction against the lots 3,ffectedand deducted from
<br /> the asse,ssmen ts as shown on the lien docke t. '
<br /> Chairman Large of the Finance Committee reported that the finance committ e
<br /> recommended the allowance of the claim of H. C. farley for personal injury caused
<br /> by a stone dislodged and rolling down the slope of the butte, and moved that a
<br /> warrant for the sum of $138.50 be issued to said H. C. Farley upon a release from
<br /> him of all claim of damages. Motion was seconded, and the ayes and nays were
<br />.~ called, all councilmen voting aye, nay, none, absent Monroe.
<br /> Chairman Lamb of the Street Committee reported that the walk on East
<br /> Franklin Street along the Mill Race, East of the Anchorage, in bad condition.
<br /> The matter was referred to the City ~ngineer to report back at the next meeting.
<br /> Chairman Zumwalt of the Health Committee reported that he had checked up
<br /> on the property ownerships in the block bounded by Olive and Charnel ton, 7th and
<br /> 8th Avenues, and recommended that the Recorder notify the property owners to clean
<br /> up their premises.
<br /> Mr. Zumwalt also reported that an order to clean up the premises at the
<br /> stock barn South of the City Machine Shop on Lincoln Street had been carried out,
<br /> and the condition very much improved.
<br /> At this time, Mr. Reid was excused from the meeting.
<br />I A letter of the Planning Commission, concerning its former recommendation
<br /> that the Council take over the rights of way of the Street Railway system in
<br /> Fairmount between University and Agate Avenues, was referred to the City Attorney
<br /> The Planning Commission recommended that the alley in Block 27, Fairmount
<br /> Heights Addition be vacated, and also the alley in Block 26 of the Plat of Fair-
<br /> mount be vacated on condition that an alley East and West be given in its stead
<br /> along the South lines of Lots One and Six. Motion was made, seconded, and carrie
<br /> to grant the recommendation with the understanding that formal papers be submitte
<br /> later.
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