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<br /> and seconded this was unanimously approved. Councilman Carlson reco~~ehded the
<br /> , ., purchasing of the signs in standar.d model and color and in order to be purchased
<br /> r~ economically they should be purchased in lots of not less than five hundred. Upon I
<br /> ~""fI! motion made and seconded the Street Co~nittee was granted the privilege of purchasin
<br /> ~, standard signs and in any quantity that they deemed advisable and it was.. so ordered.
<br /> At this time the council proceeded with, the regular order of business.
<br /> Councilman Farrington, Chairman of the Finance COID.'Ei ttee, 'recomn;ended the
<br /> offer of R. D. 'Shipman to wrBck the shed and clean the lot on Lot 5, Block 1, Mounta'n
<br /> View Park Addition (23rd Avenue and Onyx Street) together with a $2.00 cash payment
<br /> _for the building. Upon motion made and seconded the recommendation was unanimously I
<br /> 6 approved.
<br /> The $425.00 cash offer of E. Franswa for Lot 1, Block 3, Hollenbeck Additi n
<br /> ~was recommended by the Finance Committee. Upon motion made and seconded the
<br /> 7 recommendation of the Finance Comilli ttee was approved. ---"U,0 8--<0'1(...... 6-1 ~'t-oi.4.- ~
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<br /> The Finance Committee recommended the offer .of Mr. N. ~. Woolwine to
<br /> wreck the house at 2411 Potter Street for the material and cleaning wp the premises.
<br /> _Upon motion made and seconded the recommendation of the Finance Committee was
<br /> 8 unanimously approved.
<br /> Councilman Farriniton also recommended the offer' of Edi th Gardiner for
<br /> client Ed Walder, $175.00,35,00 down and balance when title is delivered for
<br /> Lot 3, Block 3, Whitney Addition (2nd Lot from Southeast corner of 16th Avenue and
<br /> - 01 i ve street,). Upon motion made and seconded the recorr~endation of the Finance
<br /> 9 CD~mittee was approved.
<br /> The Finance Committee recommended the rejection of the offer of H. E.
<br /> Cully, $100.00 cash for a snaIl strip of land in Fairmount Addition between extensi
<br /> lIT of Longview Avenue and the South line of the property recently sold to R. A. Babb.
<br /> Upon motion made and seconded the recommendation of the F,inance ComITi ttee was approv
<br /> The offer of Fay M. Bennett for client J. C. Staley, $250.00, $50.00
<br /> down and balance of $.200.00 on or before August 1, 1939 for Lot 7, Block 12, Hollen-
<br /> ./ beck Addl tion was recommended by the Finance Comrr:i ttee. Upon motion made and second I
<br /> 11 the recommendation of the Finance Committee was unanimously approved.
<br /> The offer. of Cordelia Evans 1100.00, $20.00 down and balance when title
<br /> is delivered for part Lot 11, Block 2, Fairmount Heights Addition was recomrr,ended
<br /> ./ by the Finance Committee. Upon motion made and seconded the recommendation of the
<br /> 12 Finance Committee was unanimously approved.
<br /> . The offer of.,,,Lane County Abstract Company for client, A. E. Hulegaard,
<br /> $350.00.,. $200.0.0 cash and the 1:alance at $10.00 per month including interest at 6%
<br /> lfor Lot 8, Block 10, Hendrickts .Amended Addi tion was re jected by the Finance Commi tt
<br /> /However, a counter offer of $450.00 was extended. Upon motion made and seconded the
<br /> 13 recommendation of the Finance Committee was unanimously approved.
<br /> The Finance Committee reported that the VVPA request for the use of the cit
<br /> A?wned property at 1307 West 11th, at Polk Street, t,o be used as a 'nursery, be denied
<br /> 14 by reason of the fact that the city had very good pro?pects of selling the same.
<br /> Councilman Farrington brought up the question governing the new hangars
<br /> lat the Eugene airport stating that it would be some tillie before'they could get
<br /> rPA help to build the pI'oposed hangars. To secure the hangars without WPA heIr it
<br /> would be necessary to increase the amount appropriated rrom $700.00 to $1000.00.
<br /> ~t was ag~eed that the Finance Committee furnish specifications to the City Recorder
<br /> 15 ror the pI'oposed hangar, at which time the Recoeder would call for bids.
<br /> It~ was also pointed out that M-rs. Mamie Zurnwal t, Joseph Harrell 'os mother .1
<br /> had not signed the new contract for the Eugene airport because she felt t~t the
<br /> ~ityrS request to pay 5% of the gross in addition to the $15.00 monthly rent was too
<br /> uch and wished to strike out the con-,rcission clause and raise the rent to $25.00
<br /> ~er month. Theyre~uested of the city to furnish a suitable stove and fuel for the
<br /> raiting room for the comfort of public use. After considerable discussion and upon
<br /> recommendation of the Finance Committee the above requests were unanimously granted.
<br /> ~ity Attorney Calkins was requested to rule as to whether or not the Aviation Field
<br /> Levy Fund could be used for this work and he said it could be; therefore the costs I
<br /> 16> of these improvements will come from this account.
<br /> At this ti~e Councilman Carlson was excused by the Mayor, Elisha Large.
<br /> Councilman Farrington presented the question of furnishing City Directories
<br /> r~r the City of Eugene stating that the City of Eugene could satisfactorily use six
<br /> hity directories. R. L. Polk & Company offered the directories at $10..00 each and
<br /> !the Valley Prin"t.ing Company offered them at $12.,5.0 -each. ,It was the recomm.endation
<br /> of the Committee to buy from the Valley Printing Company if they would meet the
<br /> ~olk Company prices, if not, the PolkdirBctories were to be purchased. The ayes
<br /> ~nd nays were called, councilmen voting aye= Farrington, Hanns, and Page, nay~
<br /> Lamb, Reid, Bond and Koppe, absent: Carlson. The recommendation was declared denied.
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