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II""'" 164 licenses at the time the applications are filed so as to relive the applicants from making a second call to the office. '~uestion was raised whether or not this proced re conformed to the provisions of the ordinance. City Attorney Calkins stated he coul see no reason why this program couldn't be followed inasmuch as the Recorder presen ed the applications for the council's approval. The Recorder's Office was herewith granted permission to perform as requested. I 26 ..J... C' , ~,.~a-.; ~" ~o!' , A :.: Communication from Roger J. Houglum, Secretary to'the Valley Radio Club of Eugene, calling attention to the council of the excessive amount of interference to radio reception and which they claim originates in or carried by the distributing system of the local power and light utility, was referred to the Eugene Water Board for consideration. 27 \ 28 I The Council approved the refund of $2.00 to B.A. Dawson for 8 building permi which the prospective builder was unable to use. I Request of Dr. E.L. Ziillmerman for a permit to convert the residence at 751 Seventh Avenue West into a two-apartment house, was presented to the council in a communicationfr'om the Board of Appeals. It was reported that this house is one block outside the R-2 Zone but is so large that it is impossible to keep it rented; it having stood vacant for the last seven months. It is the Board~s recommendation that the request be granted provided there are no exterior changes except the in- stallation of a new door and this recommendation was duly sustained by the council. 29 / Blair T. Alderman's request on behalf of the Manville Brothers, owners, and the Standard Oil Company of California, lessees, of the property on the southwest corner of 11th and Olive, for a thirty-foot curb cut for a service station driveway approach on both the Olive and Eleventh Street sides of the property, was referred ~O to the Street Committee with power to act. \, December's activity reports were received from the following departments: Fire, Engineer, and Police, and were ordered placed on file. Annual report of the Police Department was likewise presented, studied and ordered filed. The Eugene Public Library report of the expenses accrued during the month of November, was rea 31 and placed on file. 32 / The Council approved the applications of thirty-seven dealers to sell tobacco in the city of Eugene: Armory Canteen Blue Bell Sandwich Shop Busy Corner Grocery Burkhart Cafe College Side Inn Chili Hut Campus Shoe Shine Coco Cola Employees' Club Doc's Buffet Fruit Stand Green's Tavern Gilmore's Service Station Kilburn Coffee Cafe Lemon-O Pharmacy Lone Star Joe McCrady's Cafe Moss Street Grocery Moose Club #686 New Deal Bowling Alley Oregon Hotel Cafe Platt's Market Paramount Skating Rink The Pit Palace Market Rex Shoe Shine Robinson's Cafe SigmalKappa Smith's Pharmacy Taylor's Confectionery Taylorts Coffee Shop Ted Harris (Ted's} Tiny Tavern Townsend Club 1/1 Van's Grocery & Service Station William's and Ottman Western Thrift Stores #1 I ITestern Thrift Stores #2 Upon the recommendation of Chief of Police Bergman, the Council approved the issuance of Dance Hall Licenses to: Wintergarden Dance Hall, Townsend Club #1, Townsend Eugene Head~uarters Association. The Council also recommended the issuance 33 of license to D.O. Soasey to conduct a skating rink at 25 West 7th Street. I I Report from Dr. L. G. Helterline, Meat and Milk Inspector,for the year 1938, 34 was read and ordered placed on file. An Ordinance providing for the lighting of parked vehicles in the City of Eugen~, had its first reading, passed to its second, and third readings by unani- mous uonsent of the council by title under suspe~sion of the rule and was placed for final passage. The ayes and nays were called, councilmen voting aye: Koppe, Reid, Page, Hanns, Farrington, Bond and Carlson; nay, none; absent, Lamb. The ordi- 35 nance was declared passed and numbered 8585. I The Ordinance providing for the revocation of municipal licenses upon the violation of state law or municipal ordinances by the licensee, had its first read- ing, passed to its second, and third readings by unanimous consent of the council by ti tl e under suspens i on of the' rul e and was placed for final passage. The ayes and nays were called, councilmen voting aye~ Koppe, Reid, Page, Hanns, Farrington, Bond ~