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<br />Block 8, Driverton Addition.
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<br />The recommendation of the committee was unanimously
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<br />The offer of W. W. McDonald, $300.00 cash, for Lot
<br />the West portion of Lot 20, Block 3, Victoria Heights was presented.
<br />Committee recommended the rejection of this offer and motion was made
<br />~nanimously approving the recommendation of the committee.
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<br />The Finance Committee recommended a counter offer of $1150.00,
<br />and a $250.00 refund when residence is started, on the offer of Richard N. Appling,
<br />$~OO.OO cash, for Lots 8 and 9, Block 1, Teshner's.Addition (northeast corner of
<br />19th 13,nd High). The recommendation of the Finance Committee vvas unanimously approv d.
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<br />The offe; of Ramey W.Rugh for cli~nt, D. O. Thurman, $450.00; $85.00 down 1
<br />and the balance to be paid on or before 90 days for the north 60 feet of Lots 4 and 5, ~x~~k
<br />Block 2, Chambers Addition (101.32 feet north of the northwest corner of 11th and
<br />Polk) was presented. The offer is made pending an FHA Loan. The Finance Committee
<br />recommended the acceptance of the offer and motion was made and seconded unanimousl
<br />approving the,recomrrlendation of the committee.
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<br />Upon the recomnlendation of the Finance Committee, the Council authorized
<br />the condemnation of the building at No. 7 Madison Street. The Reeommendation was
<br />18v unanimously approved.
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<br />The Finance Committee reported that Lane County had notified the City of
<br />Eugene by registered letter that they had received an offer for Lot 19, Block 3,
<br />Riverwood Addition. Upon recommendation of the Finance Committee the council
<br />authorized the city to pay the taxes,$27.06, and take a deed on this lot from Lane
<br />19v County. The recolrrmendation was approved. .
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<br />A strip of land 5.17 feet wide running east from Chambers street, a
<br />distance of 231 feet on the north side of 11th Street, upon the recommendation,of
<br />the Finance Corrrmittee, was ordered removed from the list of saleable properties
<br />and held for future street pu~poses in case West 11th Street shou~a be widened.
<br />20v The recommendation was unanimously approved.
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<br />The Finance Cornnittee recommended a counter~ $550.00 for each lot, on
<br />'the offer of L. J. Christensen of $510.00 each for Lots 2 and 3, Block 23, Huddles-
<br />tons Extended Addition; cash April 1st, on Lot 2, Lot 3, 20% down, two years on
<br />2l~ balance. The recon~endation of the committee was approved.
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<br />It was the recommendation of the Finance Committee that the southeast corne
<br />of 6th and Polk Streets (Lot 6, Block 2, Campbell's Addition )be taken off the list
<br />saleable properties and held intact for future fire station pruposes. It was point
<br />out the property is owned by the county, and the city would accept no offers on thi
<br />property but if the county does accept offers, the city will protect its interest.
<br />22"' Upon motion made and seconded this recorrnnendation was approved.
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<br />Councilman Farrington reported that the Finance Committee had held a dis-
<br />cussion with Paul D. Green concerning property in College Hill Park that Mr. Green
<br />had deeded to the city a number of years ago and it was the request of the committe
<br />that the matter of? settlement of the lots be held until the next meeting of the
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<br />It was the recownendation of the.Finance Committee that a 10 ft x 2 inch
<br />by 10 ft x e inch private office be constructed in the northeast corner of the
<br />treasurer's office in the city hall, making other necessary changes to properly
<br />set the office. The cost, which will be in the neighborhood of ~50.00, to be
<br />24v expended from the parking meter fund. .~ ~-
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<br />The Finance Committee recommended the following final "compromise and settle
<br />ment between the school board-of School District #4 and the Con~on Council. The
<br />school board shall pay rent from July 1, 1939 to December, 31, 1939 at the rate of
<br />$40.00 per month. Beginning January 1, 1940 and from then on the rent will be at t e
<br />rate of 0$50.00 per month, the rental 0f the quarters to be covered by a formal leas
<br />extending for a period of one year or longer. Upon motion made and seconded the re
<br />commendation was unanimously approved and the City Recorder was insturcted to info
<br />the school board of this action.
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<br />Communication was presented from John Dayton, Jr. claiming,car damages as a
<br />result of a large lunb blown from a tree while his car was parked on the southwest
<br />corner of Broadway at Charnelton Street. The matter was referred to the Judiciary
<br />Committee and the City Attorney.
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<br />Councilman Farrington, Chairman of the Finance Comrrlittee presented the bill
<br />for the month of-February, 1940, with a recommendation that warrants be drawn to pa
<br />for the same. The ayes and nays,were called, councilmen voting aye: Reid, Hanns,
<br />Farrington, Carlson, Koppe, Barette and Cox. The recommendation was declared
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