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<br />The Council sustained the action of the Board of Appeals to permit R. E.
<br />17 Veltum to build a machine shop at the SW corner of 2nd and Polk Streets.
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<br />(/~ The Council sustained the action of the Board of Appeals to permit B. J.
<br />~~8 I Clark to remodel a two-story house at 1691 Mill Street for an apartment.
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<br />~. The request of Mts. F. P. Mitchell for the privilege of installing windows
<br />'~ in the west wall of a proposed additional story to their store building at 380 west
<br />l~ 13th Avenue was recommended by the Board of appeals and sustained by the council.
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<br />The request of Hall Petroleum Co., Inc. for a permit to erect a lUbricating
<br />building as an addition to the Richfield Service station at 1287 Lawrence Street
<br />was recommended by the Board of Appeals on the condition that the plans meet the
<br />20 I approval of the Board. The action was upheld by the council.
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<br />The request of Eugene Construction Company by Fred Getchell for a permit to
<br />erect a four-apartment house, costing approximately $10,000 on Lot 2, Block 2,
<br />,21 Lizzie Luckey Addition was referred to the Planning Commission.
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<br />Repprt of the Library for the month of January and Police Matron for months
<br />22 of December, 1936 and January, 1937 were presented and ordered filed.
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<br />The Recorder reported that DeWitt W. Dormer had withdrawn his offer of
<br />,23 $500.00 for lots 26 and 27, Block 27, Fairmount Heights Addition.
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<br />Petition requesting one-hour parking limit for vehicles on Eighth Avenue
<br />West between Olive and Charnelton ~treets was,presented and Chief of Police Bergman
<br />stated that the signs originally there had been destroyed and would be replaced as
<br />,24 soon as possible.
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<br />An ordinance amending Ordinance No. 8439 of the city of Eugene entitled "An
<br />ordinance regulating the use of power speakers, calliopes, and other noise-making,
<br />music-making or speech-making devices upon the streets of the city of Eugene, and
<br />requiring a license therefor.", passed by the Common Council August 29, 1935, and
<br />approved by the Mayor September 3, 1935 by adding a new section thereto, being
<br />Section No.5-A, was read the first time and passed to its second and third reading
<br />by title under suspension of the rule by unanimous consent of the council and was
<br />placed on its final passage. The ayes and nays were called, councilmen voting aye,
<br />Lamb, Hendershott, Reid, Bond, Carlson, Hanns, Page and Farrington; nay, none; ab-
<br />25 sent, none. The ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8502.
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<br />Ah ordinance fixing regulations upon the ownership and use of bicycles in
<br />the city of Eugene, providing a penalty and declaring an emergency, and repealing
<br />all ordinances in conflict herewith had its third reading. At this time the City
<br />Recorder, at the request of Mr. Barette, local citizen, presented the bicycle
<br />ordinances ?ecured from the cities of Albany, Corvallis and oalem; Discussion
<br />followed. !he ordinance as read was placed upon its'final passage. The ayes and
<br />nays were called, councilmen voting aye, Lamb, Hendershott, Reid, Bond, Carlson,
<br />Hanns, Page and Farrington; nay, none; absent, none. The ordinance was declared
<br />passed and numbered 8503.
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<br />Chief of Police Carl Bergman reported ~hat the bees belonging to Jim Parker
<br />on Lawrence ~treet between 13th and 14th had been ordered removed out of town.
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<br />Resolution direct1ng the City Treasurer to pay the sum of $438.00, principal
<br />and interest, due the bouthern'Pacific as a result of overpayment out of any
<br />District Improvement Funds on hand and to make any necessary transfers of District
<br />Improvement Funds either interest or principal in order to furnish this money was
<br />presented and duly adopted. The ayes and nays were called, councilmen voting aye,
<br />Lamb, Hendershott, Heid, Bond, Garlson, Hanns, Page and Farrington; nay, none; abse t,
<br />none.
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<br />WHEREAS, on May 24, 1926, the ~outhern Pacific Company paid
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<br />a later reassessment placed the amount at $9,540.49, making
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<br />cent from the date of payment until February 23, 1937, ,is
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<br />an overpayment of ~285.l0. Figuring the interest at 5 per
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<br />$152.90, making a total of $438.00 that is due the bouthern
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<br />Pacific on account of said refund,
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<br />Therefore,
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<br />Be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Eugene
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