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~ 2f74 .' - -- ------- -------- .~---_._-- ~--- -- .._-~ - fall; that said building is unattractive and in a bad state of unrepair. THEREFORE " <"-. BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COIvTI\ION COUlIJ'CIL of the City of Eugene, that said build- I ;.:.r':{~ ~. ing be removed and the nuisance abated, and the City Recorder be and he is hereby ~ ~ ordered and directed to give five days notice of the findings of the Council, to Mary J. Terry, as owner of said building, requiring her to remove said building and abate the nuisance or to render tt safe, within twenty days after the expiration of the five days notice, and if she fails so to do, that the Council shall thereupon order said building removed. The following Resolution relating to the building at 1976 Garden Avenue was I read, and a motion made, seconded and carried to adopt same: RESOLUTION . VffiEREAS, a hearing was had before the Common Council of the City 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 ~n the city hall in the City of Eugene, Oregon, and VffiEREAS, it appears to the Counci 1 that re ports have been made by the Chief of Police, the City Attorney and the Chairman of the Health Co~nittee, declaring I I ' I those certain' buildings located at 1976 Garden Avenue, to be dangerous buildings, land it appearing that various complaints have been made by residents living near lithe property, and II I VffiEREAS, the Common Council having personally inspected said buildings and I having heard all protests, remonstrances and objections, at this time makes its findings, as follows: That the buildings at 1976 Garden Avenue in the City of Eugene, Oregon are hereby declared to be dangerous buildings under the provisions of Ordinance No. 8292 of the City of Eugene, in this: that the buildings are in a delapidated condition; 'that the porch has fallen in and the remaining walls are in danger of falling in on children or other persons and injuring them; that the building is fi lIed wi th lrubbish and is unsanitary and a menace to the health of the neighborhood. That it consti tutes an attractive nu'd;,sance fo.!:' children to play in, and is frequented by ;. tramps and other disreputable characters; that the floors have holes in them and the buildings, generally, are in a bad state of unrepair. THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL of the City of 1ugene, that said build- ings be removed and the nuisance abated, and the City Recorder be and he is hereby o.!:'dered and directed to give five days notice of the findings of the Council, to I Mary Wallace, as owner of said building, requiring her to remove said buildings and abate the nuisance or to render it safe, within twenty days after the expiration of Ithe five days ,notice, and if she fails so to do, that the Council shall thereupon lorder said building removed. . ~