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<br /> Council Chambers, Eugene, Orego ,
<br /> December 22, 1930.
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<br /> Minutel:J of the adjourned meeting of the Common GOUDcil, held at .the hour
<br /> of 7:-30 o'clo(~k P. M., December 22, 1930. Council was called to order by MayOL"
<br />td. Wilder with all Councilmen present except Monroe.
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<br />~ An app1ication of the Sunset Home for an extention of time for the removal
<br /> of the John ,Knox Tabernacle, located at the Northeast corner of 13th and Charnelt n
<br /> streets was read, and a motion was made, seconded, and carried that the time for
<br /> removal of thJLs building be extended six months upon the filing of a satisfactory
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<br /> Bids WE3re received for the construction.of concrete sidewalks as follows.:
<br /> < Ordinance No. 7916
<br /> Grant McClure $68.00 . .
<br /> WheeleJ~ & Bingham ^ 64.00
<br /> Pe tel' .J1. Nelson 60.00 - approved
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<br /> Ordinance No. 7917 " .
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<br /> Grant McClure .$51.00
<br /> ; Wheelel:' & Bingham 48.00
<br /> Peter A. Nelson , 45.00.- approved
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<br /> Ordinala.ce No. 7936 . .
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<br /> . Grant McClure $52.82
<br /> Peter A. Nelson ^ 41.70 .
<br /> Wheeler & Bingham . 41.70 - approved
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<br /> Ordinance No. 7935
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<br /> Grant McClure .$52.82 .
<br /> Peter A. Nelson. e 41.70 I
<br /> Wheelel~ & Bingham. . 41.70 - approved
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<br /> Said bids were referred to the Street Committee for report, and such
<br />I committee recommended those bids be accepted after which, the word "approved" is
<br /> written as to each ordinance number. On motion, such report was adopted.
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<br />I The Fire and Water Committee by Chairman Hendershott recommended the in-
<br />I stallation of an alley light at the intersection of alleys in block bounded by
<br />I 5th and 6th, Olive and Charnelton Streets. On,motion said.recommendation was
<br /> adopted.
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<br />II Ci ty Attorney Calkins called attention to the Supreme Court decision of
<br />II the Springfield tax case, and on motion it was ordered that the subject be referI' d
<br />II to the Judiciary Committee, and that a meeting with a similar committee from the
<br />,I town of Springfield be arranged, looking to a satisfactory and friendly agreement
<br /> as to any matters involved. .
<br /> Mrs. H., L. Anderson's application for a hotel permi t at 70 East Broadway, 1':
<br /> approved by Chief Hall, was on motion granted.
<br /> Reportsl of the Building Inspec tor for November, the Public Library for
<br /> October and November, and Hobi Airways Company for October were read and filed.
<br /> I ~even sidewalk assessment Ordinances, havi4g been read the first time on
<br /> I December 8, 1930, and registered notices for protest having been sent and now no
<br />II protests being received, said ordinances were read the second time, and passed
<br />II their third readings by title by unanimous consent under suspension of the rule,
<br /> and were placEid on their final~ passage. The ayes and nays were called, all
<br /> present votin.g aye, nay, none; absent Monroe. The Ordinances were declared
<br />I passed, and numbered consecutively from 7977 to 7983, both numbers inelusive.
<br /> Twelve Sidewalk Assessment Ordinances were read the first time and laid
<br />I over.
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<br />I An Ordinance vacating that portion. of the alley extending North and South
<br /> through Block 26 Fairmount from the South line of Block 26 to the South lines
<br /> I of Lots 1 and 6 in said Block 26 in ~ugene, Lane County, Oregon, was read the
<br /> first time, and passed its second and third readings by unanimous consent under
<br />II suspension of the rule and was placed upon its final passage. The aye s and nays
<br /> were called, a.ll present voting aye, except Washburne. who didn't vote, nay, none,
<br /> absent Monroe. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 7984.
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