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~ 461 .~_.~- --~-- - . - --- - ---~-- - ----_._-,~---- ---- . ..:......-=.--~----~-~ -..:..-=-=-=--------.::..-..:..~-:-:..::-.-:..=-~~~~-~'~~~;.;:;-~.-:-~~~~--::_---:;;;:.=--~-~---::::...--:-~=..:::..-~---~..::~~.;......:::.=.:;::..-:;-;;.---~.~--=--~-.:.:._~----- -----.------- --- I the Health Board would probably not take it too seriously. They had made recommenda tions before and the recornmenda tions had not been approved by the council," He felt it wasn't quite as important as all that. In order to determine the questio , Councilman Farrington made a motion that the resolution which had been passed by the.', Council on March 10, be and the same is hereby rescinded, and the matter as to the ~ proposed moving of the Health Officer and re-vamping of the services thereof, ~ be held open for further study by the Council. Councilman Bond seconded the motion. Councilman Btownson then made a request that the makers of the motion include in the motion that the appointment of Dr. Helterline be made on a temporary basis. The makers of the motion did not see fit to comply with this request. ~uestion was called for and all councilmen voted aye with the exception of Councilman Brownson 3~ who voted nay. The motion was declared carried. . I Communication was presented from the Civil Service Commission stating that Probationer PaulE. Snell, Patrolman, had successfully passed the probationary and physical fitness requirements and it was the Commission's recommedation that he be permanently appointed as a member of the Police Department. Upon this recommenda- tion, the Mayor then appointed Paul Snell as a permanent member of the Police B~ Department, and the appointment was approved by the Council. Application for a Second Hand Dealers license was presented from Hazelton's Second Store at 762 Park Street. As the application had been approved by the Chief of Police, motion was made and seconded to grant the applicant a license and it was so ordered. 3~ .. Curb cut applications were presented from the following: O. J. Lee, No. 841; Scott Hastings-, No. 842; E. H. Christensen, No. 844; and Harry Leaton,' No. 814:5. The City Engineer recommended that all the cuts be granted and the recommendation was unanimoumly approved. Curb cut applications were also presented from: Robert F. Reed{. No. 843; N. T. Crawford~ No. 839, and General Grocery Company, No. 835. The City Engineer recoffinlended that the cuts be granted--to be marked off by the Eng- ineering Department. Motion was made and seconded unanimously approving the recomme da- 33-- tion of the Engineer. I Upon motion made and seconded the Mayor and Recorder were authorized to execute the contract between the City of Eugene and Fred Fisk providing for a seven foot set-back from the property line at the new building being oonstructed 34c by Fred Fisk on East 11th Street, betweenWillamette and Oak Streets. , The -City Engineer reported that Mr. A. A. Reeves had completed the installa tion of the doors in the Fire Department as per the bid, and he therefore recommende that the city pay Mr. Reeves for the work done. The ayes and nays were called, councilmen voting aye: Bond, Farrington, Koppe, Barette, Stewart, Brownson, Hawn and Pennington; nay: none. The recommendation was declared approved and the City Recorder instructed to issue a revolving fund check to Mr. Reeves, as follows: $780 for the contract price, and an additional $9.41 for welding, etc., above the 35( contract, making a total of $789.41. An ordinance prohibiting theCkeeping and maintenance of animals, fowls, and insects in the City of Eugene was presented to the council. Councilman Farring- ton made a motion, seconded by Councilman Bond, that the proposed ordinance be table 36' indefinitely and it was so ordered. Councilman Barette reported that the Eirestone Auto Supply and Service Stor'e was remodeling the building at 11th and Pearl and the railing or barricade between the business property and the sidewalk to prevent the cars using the side 37~ walk should now be installed. The City Engineer stated that this would be done. It was reported that a barn located on Elk Avenue should be removed. The City Attorney and the Chief of Police are to see if this can be removed without 3& the city taking any further action. I Upon motion the council adjourned. C. M. Bryan City Recorder The following is the resolution adopted in Par. 27. I RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- \VHEREAS, there now is approximately the sum of $35,000.00 in the Sewage Disposal Fund and there will be additions thereto from time to time as the monthly sewage disposal service charges are collected through the Eugene Water Board, and turned over to the City of Eugene, v1.HEREAS, the Mayor and the Common Council, the governing bodies of the City of Eugene, hereby have determined that said funds will not be required within the period of the next six months, (over) ~