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~ 501- . - -- - - - - - - - - ,. -~- , .- - - - ", - --~ - --- - .. . -. -. . - -- - " -~-..---~ '--._- .TBr:w~~ .at 667 Wi~lametta Street. and on~otion the l~censewa~ .ord~~~d approved. - . - - -- --- .1 The matter of paving the alley running north and south between Potter and Uni- ,.J,," versity from 19th to 20th Avenues was brought up and the Recorder reported that ; ..,... >""'L 14 Mr. W. O. Swan had deposited a certified check for $1500.00 as good faith in agree- . ;~, ing to take the bonds for the cost of this work, and on motion the Recorder was in- -:;::, structed to advertise for bids for this work to be opened at the next council meet- ;....t, ing. A letter from the Eugene Hospital asking for a "quiet zone" around the Hospital was read and the Street and Police Committee were instructed to have signs ordered 15 and placed at the proper places in the vicinity of both the Eugene and Sacred Heart 161 Hospitals.. - A letter, by Wm. G. White, requesting application for beer license for the Eagle's Lodge was referred to the Police Committee for further consideration. A,letter from S. J. Bakerr offering a bid of $708.65 for lots 7 and 8 in Block '. 171 11, Hendrick's Addition was rejected by the council. Four Rebonding Applications were presented and the same were ordered accepted:- I No. Name Amount , I 442 W. D. and Mrs. Sadie Stevens $54.34 443 Anena. M. Nelson 198.21 444 N. B. Zane 694.93 445. Mary J. Vaughan 166.36 The Recorder reported receiving a letter from Lane County .Clerk, W. B. Dillard, 18 stating that they had received offers on Lot 17, Block 5, Blair Street Addition; North 100 feet of Lot 1, Block 5, Croner's Addition; Lot 59, Foster's Addition; and certain property at the Northwest corner of the intersection of 11th and Almaden -.. Streets~ described in metes and bounds. The matter was -referred to the Finance, City Attorney and City hngineer with power to act. I The bids for floor covering that had been advertised were opened and as there I Was only one sealed bid this being from Rubenstein"s Furniture Co., and one open '" 19 bid from Twin Oaks Builders Supply 00, these bids were considered by the council an ordered rejected.and the Engineer was ordered to have the floor of the council cham bers sanded and finished with varnish or paint. At this time the Planning Commission reported favorably on the change of the ~ zoning at the four corners of intersection at 11th and Mill Streets so as to allow " this property to be used for commercial purposes. This recommendation was adopt ed 20 by the council and the city attorney was directed to draw the property ordinance for this and report to the next council meeting. A request from George York that he be allowed to build a garage at the NE corne of 20th and Onyx Streets within 4~ feet of the lot line was read. The Building Cod 21 requires that the garage be back 16 feet from the lot line. This request was re- ..... I ferred to t~e Board of Appeals to report at the next council meeting. , On motion by Mr. Bond the Recorder was instructed to collect rent for the house . 22 on city owned property and also for a woodyard being maintained on one of the lots. -.. Councilman Lamb spoke regarding the condition of the parking and sidewalk space at the Foundry on 8th and Ferry Streets. He stated that various materials such as 23 wood, iron and boiler parts were kept there continuously and after some discussion --.. the Chief of Police was instructed to see that this place was cleaned at once and s kept. An Ordinance requiring spark arresters and smoke consuming devices upon com- 24 mercial smoke stacks in the City of Eugene was read the first time and laid over. A resolution was passed authorizing the signing of a lease between Ben F. Dorri 25 and the City of Eu~ene for equipment stored in the city's warehouse at 5th and Oliv - Streets. RES 0 L U.T ION r I WHEREAS, at the time the City of Eugene purchased the present City Barn and Warehouse property on Olive Street, there was stored in said build- ing certain pool tables and equipment which it is claimed was owned by Ben Dorris, and WHEREA S , it was agreed at the time that $8.00 per'month should be the ..' rental which the city should receive for storage space, and it is now ~