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~ 301 , . --, ~,,~ .- ,,' -- .1-.. u 4Y building will stand but a short itme, the Board recommends that the permit be granted. Motion was made and seconded approving the reconmlendation of the Board,; 1 o CommunicE).tion vms presented from J. F. Cramer, Superintendent of the Eugene Pu.blic Schools, School District #4, stating that the Board of Education had appr9,!ed ~Ill8ompromise plan of ~~40. 00 :per month rental from July], to De?ember 31, 1939,'" and ~p50 .00 after Japuaryl, 1940. Motlon vms made and seconded acceptulg the cormnunication and the City Attorney was instructed to prepare a formal lease between l.%the City of Eugene and the School Board concerning their office rental in the 42 II city hall. , Monthly reports were presented from the offices of the Police IvIa~ron, 43.1ti Police Department and the pity Engineer's office and ordered placed on file. 'C:.-J 1 .-"....." ....... ......... c The Chief of Police repo:rted that all garbage hauJ.ers had been notified to cover ga.rbage trucks vihen making trips to the dumpgrounds and instructed the 44v officers to arrest any garbage man failine; to comply vii th this regulation. Regarding the comrrrunication from Harlow E. Hudson pennitting public utilities to use a five foot strip of his property which was referred to the City Attorney, Attorney Calkins reported that the city has no interest in the subject requested and Mr. Hudson should procede with any action he desires. The comrnunica- tion was ordered placed on file. 45 The conmmnication from Bill Scharen protesting notice regarding sidewalk repairs at his place of business, 2005 Franklin, because of the possibility of re-routing the highway, wasj:i!ll. upon the recommendation of the City Engineer, held pending the action of the Highway Commission. 46'" . t/ The following curb cut applications were presented: No. 729, Wesley Flint; ~ rTo. 730, 0'. W. Brown; No. 731, R. D. rcornelius; and No. 732, 'Sigma Nu Fraternity. The City Engineer recommends that the cuts be granted and motion was made and second~d unanimously approving the reconrraendation. 47./ ,- 1 Application for a Second-Hand Dealers License was presented from Jacob Bla tt operating Blatt's Clothine; &: Tailoring Shop at 740 Willernette Street. As the application had been approved by the Chief of Police, motion was made and seconded 48~ granting the license. Request from Arthur M. Gilbert requesting a refund for building permit No. 14546 issued for the Eugene Home ApplianceeCompany for repairs. Inasmuch as the work was not done lVIr. Gilbert would appreciate a refund of $2.00 for the permit. The Gity Engineer recommended the refund and motion was made and seconded unanimousli 49v approving the recommendation. C Tobacco applications from forty five applicants were presented and upon 50 motion made and seconded were unanimously approved. I Communication was presented from Lottie N. Rugh asking to change the 51 description applying to Ramey Street. The cor@lunication was ordered placed on file. An ordinance initiating the vacation of certain parts of Ramey Street was presented to the council for its ~irst reading and under suspension of the rules passed to its second and third readings and placed for final passage. The ayes and nays were called, councilmen voting aye: Reid, Hanns, Bond, Farrington, Fred Carlson, Barette and Cox; nay: none; absent: Koppe. The ordinance was declared 520/ passed and numbered 8636. A resolution was presented ordering the Treasurer to refund an additional ~~35. 21 to the Union Central Life Insurance Company to account for erroneous assess- ments of paving and sewer on Washington Street. The resolution was unanimously 53.1 approved. RES 0 L UTI 0 N \VBEREAS, heretofore the City of Eugen'e has forwarded to the Union Central Life Insurance Company certain refunds on account of paving and sewer on Washington Street and 1 WHEREAS, the Union Central Life has protested for not receiving in addition thereto the interest on the sums erron- eously paid. ., It is therefore ordered that the computation made by the City Treasurer, to-wit: That there should be refunded on the sum 6% interest from January 10, 1928 to October 13, 1936 amounting to - - - - - - - - - - of $55.59 ~~29 . 21 And a refund of interest upon the principal payment of ~~8.42 of 6% fr<bm November 24, 1924 to October 13, 1936 amount- ing to - - - - - - 6.00 making a total of' - - - - - - - - - -'- - - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ~~~35. 21 ~