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<br />Communication was presented trom the Lane County Wildlife Federation
<br />recommending the proposed sewage plant and ordered placed on file~
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<br />The Police and !i'ire Reports for the month of May, 1939, were presented
<br />28 -- ordered placed on fi Ie.
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<br />A statement from the ~ugene Water Board giving the amount of sewerage
<br />charges billed and collected from January 1, 1939 to May 31, 1939, was presented.
<br />The total billing as of May 31, 1939 was $7,677.25 and the total collections as or
<br />M'ay 31, 1939 were $.6,4'Z'Z.,95, leaving a balance. carried forward June 1, 19;59 of
<br />Il,199~30. The report was ordered placed on file.
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<br />The Ci ty Recorder presented a copy of the sewage dispos al statement which
<br />had been prepared oy the Judiciary Commi ttee and a copy maiiled to the various water-
<br />users living outside the city limits taking water from the City of Eugene. The
<br />statement was approved and ordered placed on file.
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<br />The monthly reports for the month of May, 1939, from the offices of the
<br />Englneer.s Department, Police Matron and the Eugene Public Library were presented
<br />31 ./' and ordered placed on file.
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<br />The City Recorder ~esented the proposed airport contract between the City
<br />of Eugene and Joseph Harrell and Mammie Helle Z-umwalt. After a discussion on the
<br />32 ~ matter motion was made and seconded that the contract be issued as presented.
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<br />Upon further discussion the construction of additional buildings at the
<br />airport for waiting room facilities in the amount of ~500.00 to $550.00 was ordered,
<br />33 / the money to be expended from the emergency fund. -
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<br />The Ordinance amending ~ection 8 of Ordinance No. 7709, an Ordinance
<br />regulating the use, conduct and control of vehicles upon the streets and. alleys of
<br />the City of Eugene, and prescrioing penalties for the violation thereof, which had
<br />its first reading at the council meeting of May 22, was presented for its second rea inE
<br />34~ and held to the next meeting of the council for its third reading.
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<br />An Ordinance fixing office hours of all city offices in the City of Eugen
<br />which had its f~st reading at the council meeting held on May 22, was presented to
<br />the council. It had its second reading and under suspension of the rules was placed
<br />for its third reading by title by unanimous consent of the council and was p~ced
<br />for final reading. The ayes were called, councilmen voting aye:- Lamb, Reid, Bond,
<br />Carlson, Farrington, Hanns, Page and Koppe, nay: none; absent~ none. The ~rdinance
<br />was declared passed and numoered tl604.
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<br />,'Fhe following Curb cut applications were presented and upon the recommendation of
<br />City Engineer Clubb were approved: M. H. Kendall, ~189 ~airmount HIve. No. 651,
<br />(approved),; Arthur W. Preaulx, 914 Madison titreet, No. 052, ~ approved); J. G. watts,
<br />790 '/Vest 12th Avenue, NO. 653, tapprovedl; R. J. Pierie, ;5r(5-37rl .l:!;ast Tenth Avenue,
<br />No. 054 (approved); J. E. Scofield, 162 West 14tn and 1413 Charnelton, No. 655 tapp-
<br />roved); L. G. t1Ulin, 1030 OlIve titreet, No.- 656 t approved); Leah .t"re'erke sen, 550
<br />West 7th Avenue, No. 65'( (approved); Mrs. R. M. Gordon, 193 West 5th Avenue, No. 658
<br />(approved}; Ferris E. Ward, ~o Sixth Avenue '/Vest, No. bb9 (approved}; W. H. Chapman,
<br />36 ~ 80 Sunset urive, NO. 660 (approved). -
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<br />Mr. R. E. Griswold requested a refund of ,1.75 be made for Huildlng
<br />?ermit NO. 1355'7 taken out on June ~, 1939. Upon the recommendation of nuilding
<br />3'; '-"" Inspector, vY. R. Mosner, the request was unanimously approved.
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<br />The City H.ecorder was 1nstructed to s1gn necessary papers from tne
<br />38/ Federal UoverI~ent concerning various beacon sites controlled by the City of Eugene.
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<br />The Recorder was also instructed to sign all papers in accordance with
<br />various park projects as long as the amounts conformed with the 1939 budget and it
<br />was so ordered.
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<br />Resolution was presented to have the contract for the defense of the case of Florence
<br />.'IHaridsaker against the City of Eugene, conducted by L. T. Harr-is, signed-by City
<br />40/ !Attorney" S. M. Calkins. Upon motion made and seconded the Resulution was adopted.
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<br />BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CrTY OF EUGENE
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<br />that the hereto attached agreement ~aving to do with damages claimed by Florence A.,
<br />andsaker against the city, be executed by the City Attorney ob behalf of the City
<br />of Eugene and delivered to the General Casualty Company of America in reutrn for an
<br />executed copy by the General Casualty Co. of America by its attorney, L. T. Harris.
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