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<br /> ~ Ideclaring the same unfit for human ~abitation. si~ned ~y~the Cheirman of the " - - ">----
<br /> Health, Board, Fire Chief and Building Inspector. Upon motion made and seconded
<br /> ~~the City !ttorne~ ~as instructed to prepare necessary papers and proceed with .'
<br /> 1 condemnation of the property at 1347 W1l1amette Street and it was 60 ordered. I,
<br /> ~~ Councilman Koppe reported tnat upon investigation of the smoke situation
<br /> 'lat the Quality Laundry, he would recommend that the City Attorney be instructed to ~,
<br /> notify the Q~ality Laundry that they must raise their smOKe stack to the height of
<br /> ~adjacent buildings and must prepare a smoke screen. Upon motion made and seconded
<br /> 11 the recommendation was unanimously approved.
<br /> The City Recorder requested that ~. w. Fisher, playground supervisor,
<br /> , be placed on the regular payroll for 'the City of Eugene, to become effective June 1, I
<br /> 12n939. Upon motion made and l::leconded the request was approved.
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<br /> The City Recorder requested the regulating of the t~pe of shows to De
<br /> xshown in theC i ty Gl.;f Eugene and the matter was referred to the Judiciary Committee, C ty Recorder
<br /> 13 and City Attorney for I'eport at tne next council meeting~
<br /> Upon motion made and seconded the City Recorder was authorized to call for
<br /> 14 [fUel oil bias for a new contract.
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<br /> Mayor Large requested that the Police Department of ~ne ~lty of E~ene
<br /> , conduct a cheCk of the aperations of the ambulances within the City of Eugene to
<br /> Iii see that they observe the law.
<br /> Mayor Large announced the appointment of A, H. Stafford, newly elected
<br /> member of the School Board, to succeed V. P. Morris on the Playground Commission;
<br /> the appointment to be for a four year term and effective at once. Upon'IDotion made
<br /> 16 and seconded the appointment was approved.
<br /> Councilman Farrington, Chairman of the Finance Committee, presented
<br /> communication from the Finance Committee to the 'Eugene Real Estate Bc:a rd, stating
<br /> that the follOWing property had been removed from the market and was not for sale:
<br /> Lots 1, 2, and 3,. and the North 10 feet of 4, Block 2, Kizerfs Addition. Upon
<br /> 171 motion made and seconded the communication of the Finance Committee was approved. I
<br /> ' The following curb cuts were presented and upon motion made and s'econded,
<br /> Japproved. Mrs. Genevieve Beaman, 1475 Agate, No. 661 (approved); Tidewater Associat d
<br /> 18 Oil Company, 933 Sixth Avenue West, No. 662, (approved}.
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<br /> Communication was presented. from S. M. Calkins stating that in compliance
<br /> with the request to instigate condemnation proceedings of the building at 952 West
<br /> Broadway, the same had been ins~cted by the City Engineer, Chief of Police and the
<br /> ~ City Attorney and it was determined that said building was in too good condition
<br /> 19 to be legally condemned.
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<br /> Communication wes presented from Mrs. Nora Wray asking for $50.00 damages
<br /> to cover hospital and oth~r expense as a result of a fall on Willamette Street cause
<br /> ~y a hole in the -sidewalk. The matter was referred to the Judiciary Committee and
<br /> ~pity Attorney for investigation with a request that they report at the next council
<br /> 20 meeting.
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<br /> A The Library report for the month of May, 1939, was presented and ordered
<br /> 21 placed on file.
<br /> The traffic Ordinance which had its first reading on May 22, and its second
<br /> reading on June 12, was presented for its third and final reading. The ayes and
<br /> nays were called, councilmen vating aye: Reid, Bond, Carlson,Farrington, Hanns, Page,
<br /> ,./ 'and Koppe, Nay:- none; absent: Lamb. The ordinance was decla red passed and numbered
<br /> 22 8607.
<br /> An Ordinance amending Section 19 and Section 18-C of Ordinance No. 8347 -I
<br /> ~ealing with electrical licenses was presented to the council. It had its first
<br /> ~eading and passed to its second and third reading by title under suspension of the
<br /> ~ules by unanimous consent of the council and was placed for final reading. The
<br /> ~yes and nays were called, councilmen voting aye: Reid, Bond, Carlson, Farr'ington,
<br /> ~Hanns, Page and Koppe; nay: none; absent: Lamb. The ordinance was declared passed --
<br /> 23 bnd numbered 8608.
<br /> I An ordinance regulating the parking of vehicles and property owned oy the I,
<br /> pity of Eugene, and also upon parkings was presented to the council. It had its
<br /> first reading and passed to its second and third readings by title undersuspension
<br /> pf the rules by unanimous consent of the council and was placed for its final reading. ~
<br /> fhe ayes and nays were called; councilmen voting aye: Reid, Bond, Carlson, Farrington,
<br /> ~~anns, Page and Koppe, nay: none; absent: Lamb. The ordinance w~s declared ~ssed
<br /> 24 and numbered 8609.
<br /> II The following second hand aealers applications to operatee'from July 1, to
<br /> ipecember 51, 1939, were presented as follows: Brenner's Hardware Company, 155 West
<br /> )~th Street, approved3 Chief of Police; Fenn's Tire Shop, 674 Olive Street, approved
<br /> by Chlef of Police; Hawkinson Tire Tread Service, 641 Olive Street, appr0ved by
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