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<br />- res tric ted park ing areas out s ide the meter zone are going to be checked thoroughly,
<br />23 six days a week from now on.
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<br />Communication was presented from James Hickey asking the council to P2 rmi t I
<br />2';4'( he use of the Kar-Tell Parking Meter. The communication was ordered placed on file.
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<br />e,,: A request was presented from the Eugene Ci ty Planning Commission for corres-
<br />f~1 ondence and stamps to be furnished the Commission for use in sending out notices
<br />~: f meetings and various correspondence. The request was unanimously approved.
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<br />C(!J)mmunication was presented signed by S. M. Mosher, Building Inspector, Fire
<br />Chief Nusbaum and Patrolman James S. Willcox stating'that a large two story barn I
<br />t 620t East Eighth Avenue is no fit place for human habitation and is a menace to
<br />I the health of the neighborhood and a fire menace and therefor recommended that
<br />I~t be condemned. The recommendation was approved and the City Attorney instructed
<br />~6 "tilo prepare the necessary papers for condemantion. ~Q.."';"""
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<br />A communication was presented from th~Board of Appeals revealing the request
<br />from Edith Gardiner, in behalf of a clien~asking for a permit to build a duplex
<br />residence on the north 106 feet of Lot 10, Block 6, Huddleston's Amended Addition.
<br />This lot is located on the west side of Madi.son Street just north of 13th Avenue
<br />and is across the street from the Woodrow Wilson Junior High School and in the
<br />Single-Family residence Zone. As a similar request on property in this same block
<br />has been denied, the Board recommends that this request be denied and upon motion
<br />~7- ade and seconded the recommendation was unanimously approved.
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<br />The communication also presented a request from Basil T. Williams for a
<br />ermi t to move the Kaarhus Craft ,Shop from i-ts present location at 1796 13th Avenue
<br />!ast to the north ~ide of Lot 4, Blook 5~ Fairmount Addition, located on Moss
<br />treet between 13th and 14th Avenues, for tae purpose of aiding in the architectural
<br />ppearance of his contemplated new bakery bu,ilding. The Board recommends that this
<br />~equest be granted on condition that the consent of John Winstead, owner of the
<br />bext lot to the south be obtained, that the Bet back in that block be observed and
<br />~he exterior appearance of the building be improved. Upon motion made and duly
<br />28- econded the recommendation was unanimously approved.
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<br />The Board of Appeals also received a reQuest Trom L. C. Scharpf for a permit I
<br />o erect a residence on the lot at the southwest corner of the intersection of
<br />~potter Street and Twenty-second Avenue with a set back of thirty feet on Twenty- .
<br />econd Avenue and a set back of twenty-four feet on Potter Street. The Board,
<br />,onsidering the reading of the deed restriction on this lot, would recommend that
<br />~he City Council establish a set back of twenty-four feet on the west side of
<br />totter Street from Twenty-second Avenue to Twenty-third Avenue. Upon motion made
<br />29/~nd seconded the recommendation was unanimously approved.
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<br />I Monthly reports rrom the Police Matron, Police Department, Firernpartment~
<br />~nd the Engineer's Office were presented and ordered placed on file. The monthly
<br />Ileport on Sewage Disposal collections was presented from the Eugene Water Board
<br />j howing a collection for the month of November to be $1606.67, bringing the total
<br />30 'ollections as of November 30, to $15,840.59. The report was ordered placed on file.
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<br />'I A report from the Planning Commission adopting permanently the "tentative
<br />tep?r~ of cer~ai~.ch~nges inthe classification of Lots ~.and 4, Bloc~ 5, Fa~rmount
<br />Jddltlon (BaSIl tIll lams request) was presented. An ordInance amendIng OrdInance
<br />~o. 8413 incorporating the zoning change was presented for its first reading
<br />~nd a resolution was presented directing the Recorder to pUblish a notice of a
<br />_*earing to be held at the regular council meeting on Tuesday, December GO, 1939.
<br />31~pon motion made and seconded the resolution was unanimously adopted.
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<br />RESOLUTION
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<br />WHEREAS heretofore the Common Council has submitted to the I
<br />Planning Commission certain ch~nges in th~ classif~c~t~on of Lots
<br />Three (3) and Four (4) Block FIve (5}, Falrrnount Acdltlon to
<br />Eugene, Lane Gounty, Oregon, and the Planning Com.n;ission has.held a
<br />hearing, adopted a tentative report, ~nd ~o~vertec the same Into ~
<br />permanent and final report and resubml~teQ It to ~he Common ?ouncIl
<br />with the recommendation that the same be enacted lnto an ordInance,
<br />and the Council has prepared and given its first reading-of an ordin-
<br />ance enacting said permanent report. _
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<br />Now Therefore the City Recorder be and he is hereby directed I
<br />to prepar~ and cause 'to be published not less than three times in the .
<br />Eugene Register Guard in Eugene, Oregon, a notice of a hearing to b e
<br />held at the regular Council meeting on Tuesday, December 2~, 1939
<br />at 7:'30 o'clock P.M.., said notices to be published within the
<br />week commencing December 18, 1939.
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<br />The following curb cut applications were presented and the recommendation
<br />of the City Engineer unanimously approved. J. F. CraITler~ No. 705, approved; Mc-
<br />Donald Lumber Co:-, No. 7.06, approved; S. E. Scrivner, No. 708, approved; Marius
<br />3~Peterson\ No. 709, apprDved; E. Goodnough~ No. 710, approved.
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