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"... 228 -- .- -- ;r -- - - -, --.~ ~'-- -- --- -- --- " '-Note: See end of minutes for Fassage of Ordinanoe No. 8615. e_eHXmut . , " "Jl, A resolution was presented in which the Common Counoil of the City of Eugene resolved tha I ~},; the sewage disposal rates .charged upon water users be maintained at present as they no".. are es.tablis ed .+~...... by Ordinanoe No. 8589, be and hereby adopted and appr.oved. Upon motion made and seconded the .......... resolution was unanimously approved. \ . t RES O,L U T + 0 N , , . BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Eugene that the report of the Water.Board and of the City Recorder, directing that the' sewage 'disposal I ..Y rates charged upon water users be'maintained at present as they now are established' 27 by,Ordinance No~ '8589, be and the same is hereby adopted and approved. t At this time the City Recorder reported that Perr,y Price, serving as City-County Juvenile Officer for a number of years, had been appointed to the State Parole Board and asked the council's approval in the appointment of Lloyd Mattison, to succeed Mr. Price. The Recorder further reported that the le.neCounty Court was paying Mr. Price a full month's salary for the month of August, by reason of the fact. that Mr. Price had given his' time in training the new o'fficer for his duties, and asked the council's permission to carry out the same plan in thepaym.entof his salary from the city. Upon motion made and seconded, the Recorder wa~ instructed to issue the full xsalary for the month of August and' Lloyd :Mattison's salary for two weeks in August, adjustment to be made from the Emergency Fund. Further the Recorder was instructed to write a letter of 'A commendation for the 'Very fine se11Vices rendered by Mr. Price and it was so ordered by the 28 council members. . , . , The Recorder reported that the Signal traffic lights were beginning to burn out and' asked Mr. Stocker of Castelloe and Stocker Electric Company to report on the same. Mr. Stocker stated that it would be more economical to replace all the lights before they burn out instead of ),f replacing them one by one as they burn out. . The matter was referred to the Police COlIDD.ittee to 29 report at the next meeting of the council. . At this time councilma n Hanns asked, consideration for Hart Larsen in his req~st to continue the use of the sign at his place of business. The request had been.denied at the last council meeting because the sign did not conform to the permit issued. Mr. Hanns paointed out that an error had been made in the calculations of'preparing the sign and that the sign was I eleven inches lower than requirements but as there was a clearance of eighteen feet, recommended lVthat the'request be granted. The ayes and nays were called, councilmen vpting aye: Reid, Hanns. 30 Page, and Koppe; nay: Iamb, Bond and Carlson; absenT: Farrington. The request was declared granted. . . The Recorder reported that he ha d received a number of telephone calls and complaints concerning the failure to-have lights in Hendrick's Park and stated that between the stealing and ),/the breaking of lights and fixtures in the park that it had. been diffioult to keep the park lighted. 31 A discussion was had on the subjeot but no aotion was taken at th.is time. Counoilman Page reported that some work was being dona in Hemrick's Park on the road ~ near Dr. Miller's residenoe and asked that the matter be referred to the City Engineer for 32 investigation to protect the city's interest and it was so ordered. \ Upon motion made and seconded the meeting of the council was adjouI"n$3d. '- C. M. Bryan City Recorder /, '. . An Ordinance providing for the consturction, reconstruction and repair, of cement side- walks in the City of Eugene, lane County, Oregon was presented i:x> the council. It had its first reading and passed to its second and third readings by title under suspension of the rules by I unanimous consent of the council. The ayes and. rays were called, councilm:lU voting aye: Iamb, Reid, Bond, Carlson, Hanns, Page and' Koppe; nay: none; absent: Farrington. The ordinance was ~(,-A declared passed and numbered 8615. . . " . 'I . . ~ . I