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<br />Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon
<br />January 8t 1940
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<br />c:; The minutes of the regular meeting of the Common Council held at the
<br />'oc hour of 7:30 o'clock p.m. January 8, 1940. Mayor Elisha Large presided over the
<br />meeting. Councilmen present were: Messrs. A. A. Reid, P. J. Hanns, Sam C. Bond,
<br />1, A. C. Farrington, Fred Carlson, Louis Koppe, E. A. Barette and Herbert J. Cox.
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<br />The minutes of the previous meeting, December 26, 1939 were presented and
<br />2, ordered placed on file.
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<br />The following sealed bids for gasoline supplies to the City of Eugene for
<br />the year 1940 were presented: Gilmore Oil Company, Associated Oil Company,
<br />Signal Oil Company, standard Oil Company,8.Uliion Oil Company and Richfield Oil Company.
<br />II Upon motion made and seconded the five companies with the lowest bids were awarded
<br />3 the bids for the year 1940 on a share and share alike basis, which were as follows:
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<br />Gilmore
<br />Signal
<br />Genera:J. Pet.
<br />Associated
<br />Standard
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<br />$0.1719 (Ethyl)
<br />17.19~(Ethyl)
<br />17.19~(Ethyl)
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<br />$0.1419(Red Lion)
<br />14.19~(Signal)
<br />14.19~(Mobilgas)
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<br />$0.1369(Blu-Gree )
<br />13.69~(Peerle s)
<br />13.69~)Metro as)
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<br />Councilman Farrington, C~airman of the Finance Committee, presented the
<br />property offers beginning with the offer of W. L. Scroggs, $650.00 cash, for
<br />Lot 9, Block 19, COllege Hill Park Addition, stating that the committee recommended
<br />that this offer be rejected. Upon motion made and seconded the recommendation was
<br />~unanimously approved.
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<br />The Finance Committee recommended the acceptance of the offer of E. G.
<br />Brown to trade a 13.33 foot strip of land lying on the west side of Tyler street
<br />between 8th and 9th for the tract of land owned by tp.e city at the northwest corner
<br />of 9th and Tyler Streets. Upon motion made and seconded the recommendation was
<br />5~unanimously approved.
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<br />The Finance Committee recommended the rejection of the offer of Blayne M.
<br />Brewer, $400.00, $200.00 within 30 days and the balance within 60 days for lot 9,
<br />Block 1, Hendricks Amended Addition {150 feet north of the northwest corner of
<br />15th and Lawrence Streets. Intends to start construction of home within 90 days
<br />after receipt of title and request $100.00 refund upon completing the home.
<br />6~Upon motion made and seconded the recommendation was unanimously approved.
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<br />A $750.00 cash counter offer, with refund of $50.00 if construction is
<br />started within ninety days was recommended on the offer of Edith F. Gardiner for
<br />client, Kenneth Blais, $600.00 cash for Lot 7, Block 6, Lizzie Lucky Addition
<br />(northwest corner of 16th and Olive Streets). Upon motion made and seconded the
<br />~recommendation was unanimously approved.
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<br />A $300 counter offer was recommended on the offer of Ray Jacobs, $250.09,
<br />$50.00 cash and the balance at $5.00 per month plus interest at 6% for the East 40
<br />Ifeet of Lot 5, Block 6, Sladdens 3rd Addition and motion was made and seconded
<br />~unanimously approving the recommendation.
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<br />The Finance Committee recommended the rejection of the offer of Glen D. Boli
<br />$75.00, payable within one year for Lot 6, Block 3, Blair Street Addition, and upon
<br />~motion made and seconded the recommendation was unanimously approved.
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<br />The offer of E. H. Peterson for client, M. J. Dapper, $650.00 cash for
<br />Lot 8, Block 10, Driverton Addition (4th lot east of the northeast corner of 19th
<br />and Hilyard Streets); Intends to build a home, was recommended by the Finance
<br />Committee, and upon motion made and seconded the recommendation was unanimously
<br />1 approved.
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<br />Councilman Farrington, Chairman of the Finance Committee, recommended the
<br />acceptance of the following property exchange plan offered by the School District,
<br />#4, sometime ago. He stated that three appraisals had been made on all property
<br />involved, both the city property and the school district property, appraisals having
<br />been made by the city, the school board and a third appraisal by an uninterested
<br />party. The method of reaching a price was to add the three appraisal prices and div.de
<br />the total by three, thus securing an appraised price on the properties which were:
<br />$16,729.97 appraisal price for the city property and $16,179.00 appraisal for the
<br />school district property, entailing a $550.~7difference, which the school district
<br />will pay to the city. The school board stated they would pay $300.00 cash with
<br />interest at 6% on unpaiQ balance until its date of payment on July 1, 1940. The
<br />committee further recommended it be understood between the school board and the city,
<br />that in the event it becomes necessary in the future to quiet the title to the prope ty
<br />the city is trading, that the City Attorney will proceed with the same at the expens
<br />of the city. Upon motion made and seconded the recommendation of the committee was
<br />l~ unanimou~ly approved.
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