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<br /> pay $30.00 per month plUS interest at the rate of 6 per cent on the balance. The
<br />11 matter was referred to the Finance Committee with power to act.
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<br />..f., I The $30([)!.00 cash offer of B.B. Van Bpps for the South one-half of Lot "A"
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<br />'--' Martin's Addition, was accepted by the Finance Committee and the Treasurer's Office
<br /> herewith instructed to proceed with the execution of the necessary papers in con-
<br /> firmation of the sale as directed by the general resolution adopted by the Common
<br />12 Council on June 13,1938, authorizing such action and it was so ordered.
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<br /> The City Recorder reported that the request of Alma Cannon Miller for des-
<br />13 truction of weeds growing on her property, had been attended to~
<br />I Councilman Farr'ington, Chairman of the Health C.ommittee, reported that the I
<br /> request of Frank Chambers to transform the Yates Hotel into a warehouse had been in
<br /> vestigated and it was the recommendation or' his committee that Mr. Chambers'. reques
<br /> be denied and the city institute demolition proceedings, with the understanding tha
<br /> the small residence ~ttached to the hotel be allowed to remain. Upon motion made
<br />14 and duly seconded, the recommendation of the Health Committee was duly approved.
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<br /> Mr. Farrington further stated that R. R. Hughes, City Dump Caretaker, had
<br /> reported the existence of a fire hazard at the dump grounds. Mr. Farrington report
<br /> that the situation could be porrected by the employment of an individual to work fo
<br /> a period of two days at the rate of $4.00 per day. Upon motion made and seconded,
<br />15 the recommendation of the Health Committee, was duly approved.
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<br /> Councilman Farr ington, reporting on the request <;rf A!> S. Peterson for renta
<br /> of part of Lots 5 and 8, Block 2, Cheshire's Second Addition, known as the Northwes
<br /> corner of the intersection of Cheshire and Lawrence Streets, for use as a woodyard ,
<br /> recommended that it be denied and upon motion made and seconded, the recommendation
<br /> was duly approved. Sam Bond requested the Chief of Police to see that the sidewalk
<br />16 adjacent to the surrounding property be cleared ana it was so ordered.
<br />I Councilman Page, Chairman of the Park Committee, requested that his committ
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<br /> be given an additional two weeks' to consider' the proposed WPA projects referred
<br />17 to his body at,the last ,meeting of the council, and it wak so granted.
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<br /> Councilman Fred Carlson.. Chairman of the Street Committee, announced that I
<br /> the City clean-up campaign, sponsore~ by the Eugene Garden Club, had been properly
<br /> taken care of and recommended the payment of $150.00 appropriated by the council fo
<br /> this work to be made to the various garbage haulers upon proper requisition and it
<br />18 was so ordered.
<br />/ Communication from Mrs. Isom Miller reporting on the neglected condition of
<br /> the center parking strips on Villard Street and requesting that some action be take ,
<br />19 was ordered filed.
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<br /> Communication from the Vermont Loan and Trust Company requesting a renewal
<br /> of an easement along the South line of their property at 2000 Fairmount Boulevard,
<br /> which joins a parcel now owned by the City, was referred to the City Attorney and
<br />20 City Engineer for sttidy. -.
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<br /> Upon recommendation of Building Inspector S.R. Mosher, the Council approved
<br /> condemnation of house at 2411 Potter Street, owned by the City, and the City Attorn y
<br /> was instructed to institute the necessary proceedings for removal of the same from
<br />21 the premises.
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<br /> Report. of M'r. Mosher reveal~d that the house at 1432 Moss Street (Lot 8"
<br /> Block 5, Fairmount Addition) belonging to John E. and Jirnti1ie Macauley of Creswell,
<br /> was badly dilapidated, constituted a fire hazard and the sanitary facilities wretch d.
<br /> He recommended that it be condemned and wrecked. Upon motion made and seconded,
<br /> his recommendation was duly approved and the city attorney instructed to commence
<br />22 condemnation proceedings. I
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<br /> Mr. Mosher reported that he, together with other officials, inspected the"
<br /> property at 1028 Kincaid Street, belonging to E. R. and Bessie Moon of Greensburg.
<br /> Indiana and found at the rear of the house an old building which has been converted
<br /> into small living quarters. He states that this building is a fire hazard and sani
<br /> tary facilities are very limited. He recommends that the building be condemned and
<br /> the premises cleaned and upon motion made and seconded, his recommendation was duly
<br />23 approved and the City Attorney instructed to commence condemnation proceedings.
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<br /> BUilding Inspector' further recommended that the house at 1257 Adams Street,
<br /> owned by the City, be condemned, and 'upon motion made and seconded, recommendation'
<br /> was duly sustained. The City Attorpey was instructed to commence condemnation pro-
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<br /> Reques,t of E. F. AtChley for permission to use one room of the building at.
<br /> 1339 Oak Street for a barber shop, was presented to the Board of Appeals. As this
<br /> building was erected for that purpose previous to the passage of the zoning ordinanc ,
<br /> the Board recommend:,ed that the request. be granted, and action was sustained by the
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