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<br /> Chai,rman Bond of the Fire and Water Commi ~tee reported that the Assi stant
<br /> Fire Marshall had installed a complete file record of fires in the City of EUgene,
<br /> and the Recorder ,was instructed to write the State Fire Marshal and convey the I
<br />~ appreciation of the City.
<br />('''' Councilman Reid appeared~in Council at this time.
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<br /> Chairman Zumwalt of the Health eownittee reported the building at the
<br /> Northwest corner of 3~d and Lincoln Streets as a nuisance and a menace to health
<br /> and safety, and the City Attorney was instructed to prepa.J:'e the necessary papers
<br /> for its condemnation.
<br /> Mr. Zumwal t also reported another p.J:'operty at 21st and Villard Streets,
<br /> known as the Kinney property, as subject to condemnation, and the Attorney was
<br /> instructed to investigate this.
<br /> I Report of Building Inspecto.J:' for month of October, and the reports of
<br /> the City :Matrlon for September and October, and report of the Fire Chief of base-
<br /> ment inspections for November were placed on file. ~
<br /> , The :Recorder reported that the City Attorney and Judicia.J:'Y Committee had
<br /> , sett1.ed the Thomas Hartfiel damage claim for $236.40, and the Grace Robertson clai m
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<br /> I for ~38.00, the amount representing hospital and medical costs, and that he had
<br /> issued an order on the revolving f~~d to P83 these amounts.
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<br /> I A communication from Sigman-Fell Insurance Agency offering to insure the
<br /> Ci ty against elaims for damage upon streets and sidewalks and otherwi se was re-
<br /> ferred to the Judiciary Committee.
<br /> A petition to install a light in the alley between Charnelton and Linco
<br /> Streets and 8th and 9th Streets was referred to the Fire and Water Committee.
<br /> The application of James Reay for license to sell beer and other malt
<br /> beverages was noted as the first application received and placed on file.
<br />I The following resolution was read, and motion was made, seconded, and
<br /> carried to adopt the same: I,
<br /> u RESOLUTION
<br /> This matter coming on to be heard before the COffi::lon Council of the Ci ty
<br /> of Eugene, pu.rsuant to notice on, November 14, 1932, at 7:30 o'clock P. M. of
<br /> said day, in the office of the Cit.V- Recorder in the City Hall in the City of
<br /> Eugene, Lane Gounty, Oregon, and it appeal"ing to the Council that a petition of
<br /> the ,property owners adjoining the property herein described have petitioned the
<br /> Common Council, and reports have been made by the Chief of Police, Fire Chief,
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<br /> Chairman of the Health Committee and the City Attorney, _ declaring said buildings
<br /> I dangerous, and the Common Council having personally inspected said buildings and -
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<br /> having heard,all protests, remonstrances and obj~ctions, at this time makes its
<br /> finding that the buildings at 1432 Villard Stree~ in Fairmount, in Eu gene, Lane
<br /> County, Oregon, are, and are hereby declared to be, dangerous buildings, under
<br /> the provisions of Ordinance No. 8292, in this: That the 'bui Id ings co nsis t of an
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<br /> old and di lapl da ted box dwelling house, together with a barn and woodshed, all
<br /> of which is surro1,lnded by long grass, dry and inflammable t and the buildings are
<br /> filled with paper, rubbish, hay and other infla~mmable things, and constitutes an
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<br /> attractive nuisance for children and a hm1g out for tr~nps and dmlgerous characte I
<br /> is unsan i tary , in that excretions are distributed around in and about the buildi
<br /> rendering them so unsanitary and filthy as to bea menace to the health of the,
<br /> neighborhood. That the floors have great holes in them through which children
<br /> or others may fall; that the stairway is partly Qroken down, constituting a trap
<br /> for the unwary, and the buildings are in a general state of unrepair. 4;
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