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~ 253 --- .- ~....- " - -- - - --.-- -.- -- - - -~_. _.-~ _.- -- -. ~ - - .- -"- '- --- - - .- ~ - -- -- . - - ~ -.. ,,- - ~ --- - ---.- -. . .-- - -- -.- ----_.,.--- -_.~----- - ~- .._---~~-----------------~_...._-_._--- building zone to include lots three and four of block five amended plat of ... ,I I Fairmount. This change would allow h~m to enlarge and remodel his present .:t\..") bakery. His plan is to set the building back twenty five feet from the property ;;,c.'1 line and to put the loading platform in the extreme rear of the building, which :'Y would remove the traffic hazard from 13th Street. The matter was referred to the 13-- P~nning Commission for report at the meeting of November 27. The Fire and Water Commi ttee {'eported that they had received a.'request fOD a street light at the intersection of 24th and Kincaid Streets but that it was the committee's recommendat-ion that the Street light at the corner of 25th and Kincaid I Streets be increased to the largest size to satisfy the condition at 24th and Kincaid Streets. Upon motion made and seconded the recommendation was unanimously approved and the City Recorder instructed to inform the Eugene Water Board of this 14- change. It was reported by Mayor Large that the Frazier property, commonly known as Joe's place, had not been removed and the City Engineer was instructed to pre~re speeifications and call for bids for the removal of the bUilding and it was so 15J ordered. Councilman Page, Chairman of the Park Committee, stated that no action had been taken to connect the graded road in Hendrick's Park with the Rostein road as ha ".. been previously approved, but stated that the same is being carefully watched by the ;L'6 city. (p 17, acciden~ally omitted but added at end of minutes) are At the req1.B st of the Sewer Commi ttee, the City Recorder presented a $4.25 sewerage claim in behalf of Mrs. Jack Allison. Communication from Mrs. Allison stated that after calling a plumber to make the repairs it was discovered that the City sewer was causing the ~rouble and respectfully reo1.B sted the city to pay the bill. As the Sewer Committee recommended the aenial of this bill, motion was made a d seconded denying the bill and it was so ordered. It was also recommended by the 18/ Sewer Committee that the $7.,00 sewerage claim of Bertha M. Furrow be aenied and upon motion made and seconded the recommendation was unanimously approved. Councilman Bond, Chairman of the Police Committee, re~rted the request of I Mr. Asa L. Findlay for a transfer of his bottled beer license from his original plac of business, the Tip Top on East 10th ~treet to his present location at 855 Olive Street because his original place of business had burned down. Upon motion made and 19....- seconded the request was unanimously approved. An application for a rooming house ~rmit in behalf of Josephine Lindland wa presented, and as the application had been approved by the Chief of Police, motion 20- was made and seconded unanimously approving the granting of a license. An application for a Second-Hand Dealers License was presented on behalf of L. C. Holloway and as the application had been approved by-the Chief of Police, 21.... motion was made and seconded unanimously approving the granting of a license. The Recorder presented communications from R. L. Hazeltine, Radio Operator i charge of the Eugene Airport, and C. C. Lange, Superintendent of the Civil Aeronauti s Authority in Seattle, asking that their lease with the City of Eugene be rewritten to include the 11 x 12 foot room in the southwest corner of the Administration Building allowing them to use this space as a storeroom. A req~st was also presen ed in behalf of J0seph Harrell and Mrs. Mamie Zumwalt asking for additional storeroom s~ce in the main waiting room, referring to the same 11 x 12 foot room which is now being used without authority by the Civil Aeronautics Authority. City Engineer Club stated that in his opinion there is plenty of space in this one building for both parties and felt that this condition could be adequately settled. Mayor Large state that Joseph Harrell and Mrs. Zumwalt were in charge of the student training school, which enrolls about forty students, and were r ece i ving about $270.00 per year for ea h I student which makes a sizable income'. After considerable discussion the matter was 22 - referred to the Finance Committee to report back at the next council meeting. Councilman Bond presented the request of Dr. Harry Titus for permission to paint a yellow strip in front of his hOllie at 214 East 13th Street as a matter of con venience for people calling on him at his home. The Police Committee recommended that this request be denied and -upon motion made and seconded the recommendation was 23- unanimously approved. I A request was received from the Bangs Hotel for the installation of a hotel zone. The Police Committee recommended that this reqqest be denied and upon motion 24 - made and seconded the recommendation was unanimously approved. Communication and a rough draft of Onyx Plat, was presented from Calvin and Kat.tlryn E. Crumbaker respectfully reque sting that all of Baker Boulevard which lie s between Blocks five and six , Onyx Plat be vacated. After a short discussion this matter was referred to the Planning Commission to r epor t back at the next council 25 ( meeting. Monthly reports from the following departments were presented and after noting their contents were ordered placed on file: Pol i c.e Matron, Police Department .....