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.. ~ 273 . ....... ~- I That the building at 293 Monroe Street in the City of Eugene, Oregon, is and is hereby declared to be a dangerous building under the provisions of Ordinance No. 8292 of the Ci ty of Eugene, in this: That the building is in a delapidated condition; that the walls are leaning and there is danger of them falling on children and other persons; that the building is filled wi th rubbish and is un- sanitary and a menace to the health of the neighborhood; that it constitutes an t~ ~. C-4.j att~active nuisance for children to play in, and is located near the railroad tracks and is a general hangout for tramps and other disreputable characters; that the floors have holes in them and are apt to fall in, injuring persons; that said &, ,;r- building is in a bad state of unrepair. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED by the Co@uon Council of the City of Eugene, that said build- ing be removed and the nuisance abated, and the City Hecorder be and he is hel~eby ordered and directed to give five days notice of the findings of the Council, to Edward L. Quinn and Clara B. Quinn, as owners of said bUilding, requiring them to remove said building and abate the nuisance or to render it safe, within twenty days afher the expiration of the five days notice, and if they fail so to do, that the Co@uon Council shall thereupon order said building removed. I '1'he following Resolutioll r'elatlne to the building at 92 l'[adison Street was read, and motion made, seconded and carried to adopt the same: RESOLUTION WHEREAS, a hearing was had before the Common Council of the Ci ty of Eugene pursuant to notice, on April 9, 1934 at 7:30 o'clock P. M. of said day, at the office of the City Recorder in the city hall in the City of Eugene, Oregon, and VlliEREAS, it appears to the Council that reports have been made by the Chief of Police, the Ci ty Athorney and the Chairman of the Heal th Commi ttee, declaring t that certain building located at 92 Madison Street to be a dangerous building, and .' it appearing that various complaints have been made by residents living near the property, and WHEREAS, the Co~non Council having personally inspected said building and having heard all protests, remonstrances and objections, at this time m~ces its finding, as follows: That the building at 92 Madison Street in the City of Eugene, Oregon, is and is hereby declared to be a dangerous building under the provisions of Ordinance No. 8292 of the City of Eugene, in this: That the building is in a delapidated condit- I ion; that the timbers are leaning and there is danger of them falling on children Fl, and other persons; that all window panes are broken; that the building is filled with rubbish and is unsanitary and a menace to the health of the neighborhood; that it constitutes an attractive nuisance for children to play in, and is a general hangout for tramps and other disreputable characters; that the floo~s have holes . in them th~ough which children may fall, and the floors and walls themselves may ....1