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r-- 538 . - J- _.--. _.~- -- -. ~ _. ."--- - - - - ~._-~ -- --.- -- - - Resolution directing the City Recorder and Mayor to enter into an agreement 27 of lease and option with Raymond L. Perdew was presented and duly accepted: . - I .- ....' RES 0 L UTI 0 N ,- ",:::-' ~, -< .... -~,.; BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Eugene " r 1... that in consideration of Raymond L. Perdew deeding ~ertain property to the city of Eugene, absolutely and unqualifiedly, and in consideration of the payment to the City of E~gene by the said Raymond L. Perdew of the sum of $1.00, the City of Eugene does hereby direct the City Recopder and Mayor to enter into an agreement of lease and option with the said Raymond L. Perdew with regard to Part of Lot 8 in Huddleston's Addition to Eugene, described as follows: Beginning 110 feet East of the Southwest corner of Lot 8, and running thence East 50 feet, thence North to the South line of 10th Street, thence ~est on 10th Street 50 feet, . thence south to the place of be~inning granting a lease on said premises and an option to purchase the same, until November 7, 1937, at the price set out in the contract of option, together with interest thereon from November 7, 1936, until said option is exercised, and in r case said option is not exercised before November 7, 1937, said option shall terminate and all rights of said Raymond L. Perdew shall be lost. Resolution was duly passed directing the City Treasurer to accept $80.33 28 ' in full payment of assessment was accepted: I I I RES 0 L UTI 0 N I ~nEREAS; as appears by the recommendation of the City Attorney, II a settlement was effected in the Kizer-Miller assessment as or I the date of foreclosure, and through inadvertence was not car- Ii ried through, ,I 'I Therefore II 'I II BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL of the City of Eugene, , that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby directed to ae- I cept $80.33 in full payment of said assessment. I I Letter from A. N. Johnson, Health Officer, addressed to E. ~. Zumwalt, Chair Iman of the Heal th Committee, was read. The letter concerned i tse If wi th the sani tar ~condition existing on 6th and Fillmore streets. It was pointed out that the city wa in no position to dictate in this matter and that it was up to the Health Officer to ~ontact the property owners Bnd point out what should be done to abate the nuisance. I If they refuse to abide by his instructions, then he is entitled to file complaints 29 against them. j Complaints against Alaska Junk and Machinery Company for using vacant lot 30 for storing junk was referred to the Chief of Police to see that it is cleaned up. '. j ~ Police Chief Eergman was also asked to make a check on those peddlers who (are using the sidewalks for displaying their wares; such practice being contrary to 31 the provis~ons of the city ordinance. , I ~I City Engineer Clubb was instructed to investi~ate an irregularity in the 321!sidewalk at 12th end Jefferson, the location being the northwest corner. I' An Ordinance providing for the segregation of assessment liens upon property, I land providing for the repeal of all ordinances and parts of Ordinances in conflict ~erewith passed to its second and third readings by title under suspension of the frule by unanimous consent of the council and was placed upon its final passage. The ayes and nays were called; councilmen voting aye six; nay, none; absent Simon and 331 Zumwalt. The ordinance was dech.:.red passed and numbered 8493. I I Councilman Lamb asked that the City Engineer prepare a detailed statement as tto the rebates due various parties residing at Franklin Boulevard for paving. City 34 I~ngineer Clubb will report at the subsequent meeting. . ij Mrs. Margaret E. Kizer Davidson's offer of $50.00 cash and $5.00 per month J iuntil the balance of $1266.69 is paid on Block 1, lots 1,2,3 and No. 10 feet of lot 35 4, Kizer's Addition, was rejected. . . I . ~I.' I: