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r""z 8 4 ',.., ,;. .~~,'~~ Addition, the north side of Longview street between Longview and Villard and recommended that the request be denied. However, it did suggest that the city grant a r.ight of way across the two lots providing the party making the request would s~and the total cost of extending the sewer. Upon motion made and seconded the suggestion was unanimously approved. I Councilman Bond, Chairman of the Police Committee, recommended that a stop sign be placed at the east side of 22nd Street at Agate and upon motion made and .seconded the recommendation was unanimouslYEapproved. Councilman Bond, Chairman of the Police Committee, recommended the approval of the ~ollowing liquor .applicati.ons: Oregon Tavern, transfer of license from J. J. Chiaramonte to Frank J. and Marion Gibbs, a retail beer class "Bn license and a Package store Class "Bn license; Kilburn's Coffee Cup Cafe, transfer. of license from ,John H. Kilburn to K. E. and Elizabeth Dannehl, a Retail Beer Class "Bn license. 25&Upon motion made and seconded the reco~endations were unanimously approved. Mayor Large inquired about the changing of time plates on the Dual Parking meters to conform with the conform with the council's action of starting the operati n at 9:00 o'clock a.m. The matter was referred to Councilman Bond who is to contact George McMorran, the company's representative, to work out details and it was so Lo- 27 ordered. I Communication was presented from the Civil Service Commission stating jhat the following probationers have successfully passed the performance and physical 'fitness examinations. and recommended that. they receive permanent appointments in their respective departments: Paul J. Heise, Pa;j:;:rolman, Bartlett G. Smith, Patrolma and Robert A. Holland~ Fireman. The recommendation was unanimously approved. 28 Communication was presented from the Playground Commission requesting that Stop Signs be placed on Willamette Street at 13th. Motion was made, seconded and 2~~pproved that the request be granted and it was so ordered. Communication was presented from the Eugene School Board protesting the increase of rental from $40.00 to $50.00 for the school offices in the city hall ~uilding. Motion was made. and seconded that the C9mmon Council adhere to the J~revious statement of $50.00. The motion was unanimously affirmed and the City 30 ~ecorder was instructed to notify the School Board of such action. I Communication was presented from the Board of Appeals of their meeting held lin the office of the City Engineer, Friday, February 23rd, 1940 revealing the request ~fE. E. Wyatt, Inc. for a.special permit to erect a temporary structure --wood frame Icovered with corrugated iron--to the rear of his place of business at Broadway and plive. As this structure would be between fire-proof walls and completely hiddeR fro ~ny streets, the Board would recommend that the request be granted, and motion was 3~,kade and seconded approving the recommendation of the Board. I The communication also revealed the request of W. H. Paulsen askfng for a special permit to erect a multiple family residence of five apartments on the propert kt the northeast corner of the intersection of Fifth Avenue and Madison Street-- v~he old Andrews propertY.oAs the Board recommends 'that this request be granted, 32 motion was made and seconded unanimously approving the recommendation of the Board. I The Board of Appeals recommended the denial of the request of M. E. Henzler for a permit to erect.a new Radio Shop on Lot 1, Block 4, Campbells First Addition. ~his is located at the Southwest corner of the intersection of Seventh Avenue and !Polk Street. Motion was made and seconded unanimously approving the recommendation ,IV 33 vof the Board. I The Eugene Water Board presented a statement of sewerage charges billed and collected for the month of January, 1940, showing a total collection for January ~~o be $1514.30, which brings the grand total to $18,825.44. The report was ordered 34~laced on file. " "II January reports from the Police Department and the Eugene Public Library 35 were presented and ordered placed on file. I A reso~ution was presented au~horizing and direc~ing the Mayor and City Re- corder of the C~ty of Eugene to enter ~nto an agreement w~th Charles E. Gray and May Gray respecting the-following described property. The resolution was unanimously II 36 approved. \ I I RES 0 L UTI 0 N 1 The Mayor and City Recorder of the City of Eugene be and they are hereby authorized and directed to enter into an agreement with Charles E. Gray and May Gray respecting the following described property, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the North line of Lot 2 in fractional Block 20 of that part of the city of Eugene which was originally donated to Lane County by Charnel Mulligan ~