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47~ -~~~_-:-::-:~~.:-::-'::~::-7_-::'--_~-::-:::-~",_ . __ 0-_- _._. _ __ _ _ _ _.. __ -~~- - ~---~ --- - =-=-=~- ~ - =.==-==.=.:=...::=::...:-~_-~-_..z....~-=--_- :..=--_'":.--~--==~-_-:-_-:..~:._-_ ._-=-.::-_--=.;:.--=:;;.~ :=;--_-=-= :.-_~__::---~~-- -- ~::-- \ and all councilmen voting aye were: Bond, Koppe, Barette, Stewart, Brownson, Hawn q~ and Pennington; nay: Farrington. The motion was declared carried. I RES 0 L UTI 0 N .~ ....:j ........ BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Eugene, that vVHEREAS, the Eugene Pageant Association is engaged in the production of a pageant in Eugene in conformity with a practice that has been followed sixteen years, and I WHEREAS, the COWmon Council deems the pageant and the work of the Pageant Association to be a matter of public interest and concern and of very great advantage to the City of Eugene, and WHEREAS, it is necessary in order to properly support and finance the Pageant Association and its projects that further privileges be accorded to the association, It is therefore resolved that there is awarded to the Pageant Association the right and privilege to use the Francis Willard School grounds for any concessions, rights or privileges that the Pageant Association deems wise without any further or other license or permit from the City Council and the m\ard of any concession or position upon said grounds by the Pageant Association shall be a sufficient authority for the person to whom it is granted to make use of the grounds for the week from July 20th to July 26th, 1941, inclusive, and It is further resolved that the provisions of any ordinances contrary to the use contemplated by the Pageant Association are hereby waived for the period named and the Pageant Association is given full and complete control of the area for the term. I Councilman Farrington reported the Finance Committee had met with the school board committee last Tuesday and Chancellor Hunter of the University ~f Oregon was present. The meeting was in regard to the tract on the south side of ~9th Street. It developed that the school board had enlarged their program and now ~ished to occupy all of the territory on the South side of 19th Street between \ INillamette and Hilyard. Councilman Farrington reported there was no decision arrived 43 at and further meetings would have to be held. I . Reports for the month of March were presented from the Polic~ Department, ~he City Engineer's Office, and the Police Matron's Office. A statement of pement sidewalk-repairs was presented from the City Engineer's Office and monthly ,reports covering the months of January, February, and March were presented from the 43-A Eugene Fire'Department. All reports were ordered placed on file. II Requests for a second-hand dealers license at the People's Exchange at 613 ~illamette and The Second Hand Store at 56 West Sixth Street, were presented and 44'!icenses granted. I Petition was presented asking the council to have installed a fire hydrant \ ~t the intersection of Harris Street and Harris Place. The matter was referred to 45 the Fire and Water Committee. I Petition was presented requestij1g the installation of a street light at the , forner of Harris street and Harris Place and the matter was referred to the Fire and 46 rater Committee. II Petition was presented requesting the council to vacate the alley running rast from Olive Street, between 23rd and 24th Streets and the matter was referred 471 ito tile Street Committee. I I Request was received from the property owners, asking the Council to grade 48 and gravel North Ash Street and the matter was referred to the Street Committee. I Communication was presented from the Board of Appeals stating a request had been received from J. F. Cramer, Supt. of City SChOOls, asking for a permit i~o construct a storage room under the grand stand at the Civic Stadium. The Board would recomraend that this permit be granted on condition that the tloor, walls and ceiling be constructed of one hour fire resistive material with a - layer of light weight asbestos roofing be placed between the layers of shiplap. Upon 49 ~otion, the recommendation was unanimously approved. II Request was received from Bessie L. Swetland asking for a permit to ~onvert her one story cottage, located at 438 Sixteenth Avenue East into a duplex. ~t is a small cottage one and a half blocks south of the R-2 zone and as Mrs. ~wetl~nd's family have left, she is desirous of dividing the house in order to receiv v pome lnc~me from the property. The Board recommends that the request be granted and 50 ,pon motlOn made and seconded the recommendation was unanimously approved. I # , ~