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<br /> of the use of firemen's personal car for emergency call with inhalator, pointing
<br /> out that no protection was had for the car. At this tiQe Councilman Hanns stated
<br /> I that the bills that had been mailed were not in line with the amounts given to the ~,
<br /> Recorder by the Committee, but that the Recorder had secured other information and ,,{\j
<br /> had mailed the statements as he saw fit, and therefore the responsibility of this , , CD
<br /> billing was his. The Recorder said he was pleased to take such responsibility. It, -r_' ~\
<br /> was his understanding that the billing was to be made on a basis of $25.00 for the ~b,
<br /> run including service the first hour and $15.00 per hour for each succeeding hour
<br /> or fraction thereof. This had been approved by the cpuncil upon motion made and
<br /> seconded. Records of the Fire Department were secured and bills mailed accordingly.
<br /> Councilman Hanns replied that it was his understanding that the Committee was to
<br /> tell the Recorder what the bills were to be and he was to mail accordingly. Record r
<br /> replied that the bills had been billed to him by the chairman and were incomplete a
<br /> to residence and i~ some instances in length of time and when securing the proper
<br /> information that it was discovered there were many errors and that he had taken it
<br /> upon himself to secure the correct time according to the official records and bille
<br /> accordingly. Mayor Large expressed the opinion that the bills should have been
<br /> mailed according to the report of the Committee. Mr. Bond stated that he felt it
<br /> only right to take part of the blame, if this,was wrong, because he had talked with
<br /> f} the Recorder and had approved his procedure. Councilman Carlson then stated that i
<br /> his opinion it certainly was not proper to charge one party a certain amount and
<br /> someone else a different amount in view of the fact that we had a record to the
<br /> effect that charges should be made on a stipulated basis. If the charges are to be
<br /> variable, then the act of the council setting the basis fpr charges, should be re-
<br /> pealed and the council give the Fire and Water Committee the right to designate the
<br /> amount to be charged. Mr. Hendershott pointed out that Broder Brothers had told
<br /> hilli that the Fire Department service merely consisted of the run and felt that some
<br /> thing should be done as to the charge. This raised the question as to. what would
<br /> be proper charges for such calls. Councilman Hsnns pointed out that calls to such
<br /> places as Lewis Lumber Company and other places that had a large investment in pay-
<br /> roll which directly benefitted the city of Eugene should be given specialconsidera
<br /> tion. The Recorder replied that private residents should also be considered. As a
<br /> matter of good will and public policy it might be the thing to make no charge at al
<br /> \20 on out-of-town calls. The entire matter was in full referred to the Fire and ~ater
<br /> Committee to report at the next meeting.
<br /> I Communication from the planning commission recommending that the fol-
<br /> lowing area,to-wit: "beginning at the Northeast- (NE) Corner of Lot 25, Mathews' Par
<br /> in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon; thence West (W) along the North (N) line of Lot 25
<br /> to the center of Polk Street; th~nce North along the Center line of Polk Street to
<br /> the Center line of Cross Street to a point South of the East line of Lot 5, Mathews
<br /> Park; thence North along the East line of Lot 5 to the Gity Limits; thence follow-
<br /> ing the City Limits to the East line of Mathews' Perk; thence South along said last
<br /> line of Mathews' Park to the place of beginning", be resumed as a single family
<br /> dwelling area instead of a light industrial zone as at present constituted was
<br /> /21 presented. It was approved and the following ordinance was passed.
<br /> An ordinance amending Ordinance No. 8413 entitled "An Ordinance to
<br /> create or divide the City into districts within some of which it shall be lawful,
<br /> and within others of which it shall be unlawful to erect, construct, alter or main-
<br /> tain certain buildings, or to carryon certain trades~r callings, or within which
<br /> the height and bulk of future buildings shall be limited, and providing for setback
<br /> lines, and providing for a penalty for the violation thereof.lI, passed by the Com-
<br /> mon Council April 8, 1935, and approved by the Mayor April 9, 1935, oy changing an
<br /> area east of railroad Boulevard and Nprth of Cross Street from a light industrial
<br /> . zone to a single family residence zone, was read the first time and passed to its
<br /> second and third readings by title unde~ suspension of the rule by unanimous con-
<br /> sent of the council and was placed for final passage. The ayes and nays were calle ,
<br /> councilmen voting aye, Lam~, Hendershott, Reid, Hanns, Farrington, Bond and Carlson
<br /> 22 nay, none; absent, Page. The ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8520.
<br /> Letter from the Oregon State Highway Commission stating that they have
<br /> not as yet arrived at a definite decision for the designation of a definite route
<br /> for the Pacific Highway through or around the city of Eugene, was presented and
<br /> ,23 ordered tabled.
<br /> It was reported that fireman Robert A. Johnston has a leave of absence
<br /> from the flre department commencing August 14 to August 31, inclusive; approval
<br /> having been granted by Fire Chief William Nusbaum. Upon motion made and seconded,
<br /> I the recommendation that John Ball be called upon to replace Mr. Johnston during his
<br /> -24, absence, was unanimously approved.
<br /> The offer of K. K. Robinson for property described as liThe south 46.2
<br /> ! feet of beginning at a point 156.8 feet North of the southwest corner of Lot 4,
<br /> Block 3, Fairmount Addition, and running thence North along the west line of said
<br /> I lot to the Northwest corner thereof, thence south easterly along the north line of
<br /> said lot to the Northeast corner thereof, thence south along the east line of said
<br /> lot to a point due east of the place of beginning, thence west to the place of be-
<br /> -25 ginning." in the amount of $125.00, was referred to the Finance Committee.
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