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<br />A statement of sewerage charges billed and collected for the mont.h of
<br />April, 1940, showing collection of $1,437.34 during April was presented. The state-
<br />ment was ordered placed on file. Monthly reports for the month of April were prese
<br />from the Police Department, Police Matron and the City Engineer. Reports for Janua
<br />February, and March, were presented from the Fire Department. All reports were
<br />ordered placed on file. .
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<br />The City Attorney stated that all that needs to be done in the transferring
<br />of the property between the School District #4 and the City of Eugene was for the ci y
<br />to proceed with suit to quiet the tit+e for property being received from the School
<br />Board and the same would be insured by the Lane County Abstract Company for $100.00~
<br />Upon motion made and seconded the Mayor and. City Recorder were instructed to execute
<br />necessary papers for exchange of property and the City Attorney was ,instructed to
<br />proceed with the suit to quiet the title; the city to pay costs of quieting title,
<br />insurance, etc. on ~he property being received from the Schoql District and it was
<br />so ordered.
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<br />An ordfnance vacating that portion of 21st Avenue West ,lying between the
<br />East line of Olfve Street 'and the West line of Willamette,was presented to the coun i1
<br />for its first reading and under suspension of the ruleS passed to .its secqnd and
<br />third readings by title by unanimous consent of the council and placed for final
<br />passage. Councilmen voting aye: Reid, Bond, Carlson, Farrington, Hanns, Koppe,
<br />Barette and Cox; nay: none; absent:' none. The ordinance was declared passed and
<br />numbered 8638. .
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<br />An ordinance vacating certain parts of Ramey Street was presented to the
<br />Council for its first reading and under suspension of the rules passed to' ,its,
<br />second and third readings by title by unanimous consent of the council and placed
<br />for final passage. Councilmen voting aye: Reid, Bond, Carlson; Far~ington, Hanns,
<br />Koppe, Barette and Cox; nay: none; absent: none. The ordinance was declared passed
<br />and numbered 8639, .
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<br />An ordinance adopting the survey, plat and report of the City Engineer as
<br />to the proposed opening and establishment of Van Buren Street extended 160 feet
<br />South of the South line of 13th Avenue West in Eugene which had its f~rst reading
<br />April 22, was presented for its second reading and under suspension of the rules
<br />passed to its third reading by title by unanimous consept of the council and placed
<br />upon roll call. Councilmen voting aye: Reid, Bond, Carlson, Farrington, Hanns,
<br />~oppe, Barette and Cox; nay: none; absent: ~on~. The ordinance was declared passed
<br />52 and numbered 8640. .
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<br />An ordinance vacating a strip of land 10 feet wide lying within Grand View
<br />Drive, Alpha Place Addition, was presented to the council for its first reading, and
<br />under suspension of the rules passed to its second and third readings by title by
<br />unanimous consent of the council and placed upon roll call. -Councilmen voting aye:
<br />Reid, Bond, Carlson, Farrington, Hanns~ Koppe, Barette and Cox; nay: none; absent:.
<br />53 'none. The ordinance was declar~d'passed and numbered 8641.
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<br />An ordinance authorizing the making of a dump tender's contract, and placing
<br />all garbage and salvage at his disposal was presented to the.council for its first
<br />reading and under suspension of the rules passed to its second and third readings
<br />by title by unanimous consent of the council and placed upon roll call. Councilmen
<br />voting aye: Reid, Bond, Carlson, Farrington, Hanns, Koppe, Barette and Cox; nay:
<br />54rnone; absent: none. The ordinance was declared passed a~d numbered 8642.
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<br />Curb cut applications were presented fram Weigent & Widkstrom; No. 742;
<br />Alfred ,B. Cromwell,-rNo. 743; M. L. Dow; No. 744; F. O. Painter(No. 745, W. W.
<br />IJOhnston,~No. 746. The City Engineer recommended that the cuts as applied for be
<br />granted and the recommendation was ~animously approved. A curb cut application
<br />was presented from Walter M. Ransom, No. 747, aSking for a cut 10 feet ,in width.
<br />The City Engineer recommended granting a cut of one car space, same to be designated
<br />and marked by the Engineering Department. 'The recommendation was unanimously
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<br />Communication was presented from Welby Stevens, Lane County Assessor, advisi g
<br />the City Counc~l that the following assessments have been mad~ on the parking meters
<br />located in the'City of Eugene, as of March 1,1940: Oregon Parking Meters (electric
<br />meters assessed value: $1410.00; Miller meters (Duncan Meter Corp.) assessed value:
<br />11$4350.00 and the Dual Parking meters (Dual Meter Co.) assessed value: $3450.00.
<br />56~The communication was ordered placed on file. , .
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<br />Communication was presented from the Southern Pacific Company expressing
<br />their desire to continue having the right to maintainaand operate a railway spur
<br />switch or track of standard gauge upon, and across Pearl Street in the City of Eugene,
<br />Oregon as originally provided for by Ordinance No. 1783 which will expire on
<br />~ugust 11, 1940. The communication was referre.d to the Judiciary Committee, Street
<br />571committee and City Attorney.
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<br />City Attorney S.,M. Calkins, stated that the City of Eugene had been
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<br />notified of action taken against the Dual Parking Meter Company for infringement of
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