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<br /> to pay the full amount of the lien, interest, costs, and penalties, which the Ci ty
<br /> ha s agai ns t thj:s pr ope rt y . Motion was made, seconded, and carried that the Mayor
<br /> and Recorder bEt authorized to execute the assignment of this certificate and
<br /> deliver the salUe upon receipt of the amount due. ... I
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<br /> Ct The Recorder presented the subject of purchasing illuminated or 'reflector
<br /> >. stop signs to be substituted for present stop signs as a protection to night traffi
<br /> along the through street s, and also t he que sti on of whe ther the counc il oared to 4
<br /> \\:) consider the old petition to make Sixth Street from the City Limits to Pacific
<br /> Highway a; through street. These matters were referred to the Police Committee.
<br /> The report of the Public Library for tne month of September was placed on
<br /> file.
<br /> Motion was mde, seconded, and carried that the City be authorized to enter
<br /> into an agreemEtn t wi th E. E. Jepsen and Sarah E. stoner allowing them to pay assess
<br /> ments for the newer assessment against a tract owned by them at .the Southeast
<br /> corner of the intersection of 23rd and Agate Streets, particularly des'cribed in the
<br /> agreement, by l>aying the accrued interest to November 1st and by paying the balanoe .
<br /> of princ! pal and in tere st "infi ve installments on November 1st of the years 1931 to
<br /> 1935 inclusi ve.. The Mayor and Recorder were directed to sign .the above agreemen t
<br /> for the Oi ty.
<br /> Attention of the Council was called t.o an old assessment against the Oregon
<br /> California Railway Company for the paving of Villard Street in the sum of $212.32,
<br /> wi th interest j~rom November 24th, 1925. It was ordered that the City Treasurer
<br /> send a notice of this assessment to the Oregon California Railway Company in care
<br /> I of the Southern Pacific Company.
<br /> 'j A peti tion" of the Eugene Frult Growers Association, wi th reference to the
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<br /> restriction of peddling of fruit and license fees to be ~quired, was referred
<br /> 11 to the Ci ty Att.orney.
<br /> I A petition for the prohibiting of radios and loud speakers creating noise
<br /> and confusion in the business district was read, and Mr. Leighton discussed the
<br /> difficulty with the council, and the matter was referred to the JUdiciary.Committee
<br /> Eighteen Sidewalk Improvement Ordinances were read the first time, and pass- I
<br /> ed their second and third readings by title by unanimous consent under suspension
<br /> of the rule, and were placed on their final passage. The ayes and nays were
<br /> calleq., all prE,sent voting aye, nay, none, absent Monroe. The Ordinances were de-
<br /> clared passed and numbered 7925 to 7942, both "numbers inclusi ve.
<br /> An Ordinance amending Section 18 of Ordinance No. 77-09, entitled "An
<br /> Ordinance regulating the use, conduct and control of vehicles upon the Streets
<br /> and Alleys of the City of Eugene, and prescribing penalties for the violation
<br /> thereof, and rElpealing Ordinances No. 3890, 5695, 5993, 6118, 6264, 6590 and 7536,
<br /> I and all ordinances or parts of ordinances in conflict herewi th. and declaring an
<br /> emergency.", by adding thereto a provision making it unlawful to park or leave
<br /> stand any vehicle upon 13th Avenue East between Alder Street and Onyx Street in
<br /> I the City of Eugene, between the hours of 8 o'clock A. M. and 5 o'clock P. M.,
<br /> except Sundays, and declaring an emergency, was read the first time, and passed
<br /> i its second and third readings by title by unanimous consent under suspension of
<br /> I the rule, and was placed on its final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all
<br /> Ii present voting aye, nay, none, absent Monroe. The Ordinance was declared passed .'
<br /> I and numbered 7943.
<br /> I An Ordinance requiring persons proposing plats for adoption by the City
<br /> Council of the City of Eugene, to make a deposit with the City Treasurer of such
<br /> sum as shall bEt determined to be necessary by the Oi ty Engineer for a survey to
<br /> I determine whether the plat conforms to adjacent plattings, and requiring the
<br /> II Engineer to malee such survey 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 /> I aye, nay, none " absent Monroe. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered
<br /> 7944 .
<br /> An OrdUl8nCe providing for t.he identification, conduct, and operation of
<br /> vehicles and bicycles in the City of Eugene, and prOViding a general code of
<br /> traffic rules for said City was read the first time, and passed its second and
<br /> third readings by title by unanimous consent under suspension of t.he rule, and
<br /> I was placed on its final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all present I
<br /> I voting aye, na~r, none, absent Monroe. The Ordinance was declared passed and num-
<br /> bered 7945.
<br /> An Ordinance prohibiting the use of the streets, sidewalks and door ways
<br /> ! within the limits of Fire Zone No.1 in the City of Eugene, for the sale of goods,
<br /> ware s and aerchandi se or for the display of anything for sale or for amusement in
<br /> I such places was read the first time, and passed its second and third readings by
<br /> I ti tle by unanimous oonsen t under suspension of the .rule, and was placed on its
<br /> I final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all present voting aye, nay, none,
<br /> ~ absent Monroe. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 7946. .
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