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~ 61 I 1 I 1 I ..---.---- ordinance that all refuse collected should be deposited at the grounds designated by the city. The Health Committee and City Attorney were granted power to act in /18 the matter. The Police Committee recommended that the following fees be charged by the OS' dog-control officer: For picking up a dog and prior to placing in the pound, 501t'; ~:;;.:' a fee of $1.00 for the first day that the dog is impounded and 25i per day thereafter. Upon motion made and sec,onded, the recommendation of the Police Commi ttee was ap- proved. Mr. Bond reported that kennels had been constructed to adequately house the stray dogs. (19 20 I I 21 /22 , 23 /2-4 25 I /26 The Police Committee recommended transfer of Package i:3tore Class B license from W.B. and H.T. Hilton to Beryl D. Pohll (Drive-Inn Market) and upon motion made and seconded, this recommendation was approved. Mayor Large stated that the Bureau of Air Commerce wanted permission to erect poles for a radio receiving antenna at the municipal airport adjacent to the poles now maintained by the United Air Lines. It was revealed that the Bureau of Air Commerce is taking over the work being done by the United Air Lines Company; Resolution authorizing the Mayor and Recorder to execute a lease covering rental of the site, was upon motion duly made and seconded, adopted by the council: RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, The Bureau of Air Commerce, United States Department of Commerce propose to erect a radio receiving antenna at the municipal airport of the City of Eugene, btate of Oregon. NOW, THEREFOHE, BE IT RESOLVED, That the Mayor and City Recorder are hereby authorized to execute a lease covering rental of a site for the erection of the radio receiving antenna to be situated in the Northeast quarter, ::Section 1, Township 18 South, Range 4W, WM, Lane County, Oregon. The terms of said lease to be sub- stantially as follows: The site to be leased shall contain 0.36 acres more or less. The lease shall become effective April 15, 1938 and expire June 30, 1938, with an option of renewal to extend the period of occupancy to JUQe 30~ 1953. The consideration of said lease being One Dollar (~l.OO) for the period April 15, 1938 to June 30, 1938 and One Dollar l$l.OO) per year thereafter. Communication from the Condon Parent 'reachers' Association, requesting en- forcement of the curfew ordinance in the city of Eugene, was presented. Councilman Hanns stated that the Youth Council would like to have the law put into effect. Mr. E. A. Barette, local citizen, approved the enforeement of the law, but pointed out that such action would be inadequate unless parents also cooperated. Councilman Hendershott recommended that the ordinance be repealed. The Recorder was instructed to contact Perry Price, Juvenile Officer, and ask him to attend the next council meeting to discuss the matter in full with the councilmen and it was so ordered. Mr. S. R. Mosher, Building Inspector, stated that he had received a request for permission to suspend a banner across the street on behalf of Governor Martin's campaign forr.~~ection. Mr. Mosher pointed out that requests of a similar nature would be made and he wanted a definite policy approved by'the council so that it could be pursued by his office. Building Inspector Mosher was asked to deny all such requests. Building Inspector Sam Mosher stated that Mr. James Lajoie requests council permission to erect a garage on his front property line at 90 North Lawrence Street. Mr. Mosher pointed out that Robert Roe, employee in the Engineer's Office, being unfamiliar with the ordinance on setbacks, had granted Lajoie permission to build on the property line and Mr. Lajoie had his forms completed, but that he had been stopped until the council had taken action on the matter. The council granted the request. Communication from Fire Chief Nusbaum relative to the city-wide clean-up campaign was placed on file; it being understood that the council had turned over the administration of all work involved to Mrs. Broders, representing the 'Eugene Garden Club. Communication from Marvin T. Warlick, Manager of the Eugene Hospital and Clinic, requesting one-hour parking limit in front of the hospital, was presented. Councilman Bond raised the question about the city's having paid one-half of the expense for improving the alley adjacent to the hospital and it was his understandin that the doctors of the hospital were using part of the alley for parking purposes and that ahould not be allowed. The entire matter was referred to the Pollee Com- mittee for report at the next meeting and it was so o~dered. ~