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~,54 I~-. ~- .. .'~ -.,.. .#...... I AX~R~i~imNxwasx~rRxRNXEMx~r~jnx A resolution and an ordinance granting the Southern Pacific Company the right tb construct a spur track over a certain portion of Pearl Street were presented. The1resolution was unanimously adopted and the I ordinance, upon having its first reacting, was held over until September' 9,1940 for ,36. final passage. I HE S b L UTI 0 N ~ WHEREAS, There has bE~en presented to the Common Counc il c.;1 for passage an ordinance granting the Southern Pacific Company~ ~ its lessees, successors and Elssigns, as the successors in interest of Oregon and California Railroad Company, the right to maintain a spur I track over the following portion of Pearl Street, to-wit: Beginning at a point on the West line of Pearl Street in the City of Eugene, 182 feet, more or less, North of the North line of Fi:~th Street, and running in a South- easterly direction aoross Pearl Street, and intersecting the east line thereof at a point 147 feet, more or less, North of North line of said Fifth Street. All in the City of Eugene, Lane County, Oregon. IT IS THEREFORE RESOLVED,That the ordinance shall be gi ven its first reading and ijheRecorder be and he is hereby , notified to publish the hereijo annexed notice on August 14, 21, 28th and September 4th, 1940 in the Eugene Daily News. That the ordinance shall come up for its final hearing on September 9, 1940, at whioh time the o'rdinance will either be adopted or rejected. An ordinance vacating 3rd Avenue West from Jefferson to Madison Streets was presented for its first reading and a hearing was called. There being no objections the ordinance passed to its second and third readings by title under suspension of the rules by unanimous consent of the council and placed for final passage. The ayes and nays were called, councilmen voting aye: Reid, Bond, Carlso , Farrington, Hanns, Koppe, and BarettElj^ nay: none. The ordinance was declared I 37' passed and numbered 8653. An ordinance initiating the vacation of "Community Drive" was presented to the' council for its first reading and. passed to its second and third readings by title under suspension of the rules by unanimous consent of the council,~and placed for final passage. The ayes and nay::: were called, councilmen voting aye,: Reid, Bond, Carlson, Farrington, Hanns , Koppe and Barettej nay: none. The ordinance was 38 declared passed and numbered 8654. Applications for a Second-Hand Dealers License were presented from R. A. Narks of the OK Tire Welding Shop; Vern Smith of VernIs Tire Shopf R. R. Fenn of Fenn's Tire Shop;- and Mothe 1" s Boys' Home. An application was presented from Mrs. Walter Coakes for a Rooming and Boarding House. As all applications had been approved by the Chief of Police, motion was made and seconded approving the applica- 39 tions and the City Recorder was instructed to issue licenses to all applicants. The following curb cut applications were presented with the Engineer's recommendation that they be approved: No. 775 for James PeeblesfHo. 776 for Charles BullivantjVNo. 777 for Ward Johnstonr No. 778 for Paul Hoven~ and No. 779 for Clyde McDougall~ An application f;or a curb cut was presented from J. A. Morgan. The City Engineer recormnended one cut on 11th Avenue as sho~m on sketch, a cut of 30 feet. The recommendations of the City Engineer were unanimously 40 approved~ ",The City Engineer presented a blue print map showing the recommendations I of the curb cuts for the Firestone Station at 11th and Pearl Streets. It was referred to the Street Committee. The City Recorder presented a bid from Chase Company for the installation of a new heating system in the Fire Department as per specifications for the price of $595.00. Councilman Hanns, recommended that the bid be accepted and Councilman 42' Bond seconded the motion. It was unanimously approved. The meeting was. herewith adjourned. I C. M. Bryan City Recorder . ~