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"- ~. ~ 477 . - ... - --- . - -. - - - - - -~ -- -- _.-.. ---~---.-- ._--------------~---_._.~------ II I I ~ I I --+~-~--~- ~=_=:.;;--..:-_-:.=--==--":-:;.;;-~- - - ~..:;;::.~-=---~~----- ::'-- -=:.:;-~ ~...=..:;:~-~......;::-~~---=.::..-::._--=--~:~~-=-=::::..::..::...- ~--- ----..:::...~~--~~-~.:......=---=-=----::~-=....:....----=-==------=-------=-=~. 3~ Property offers from Mr. Rasmus Bogstad and Mr. Thomas W. Fisher were received too late for' consideration by the Finance Committee and were referred to the 1!"'inance Committee to report back at the next meeting. ~ N ~ .'- Communication was presented from City Attorney Calkins as Secretary to the Eugene Planning Commission asking that a request to reclassify Lot 7, Block 6, Chambers Addition from a single family residence district to a business district be referred to the Sewer Committee to ascertain if a sewer service can be practically installed in that di stric t, and the request granted. The matter was then referred 34' to the Sewer Cownittee. Request was received from Everett Harpham asking the City to vacate the \ alley running through Block 2, Hamble Addition and the matter was referred to the 35 Street Committee. 36\ Resolution adopting fees and regulations for Fire Department services to industrial plants outside the ci.ty limits not included in Fire District.s, was presented and upon motion made and seconded, unanimously approved. RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT RESOLVED by the Cownon Council of the City of Eugene, that When an industrial plant has a sufficient valuation to return an amount greater than ~~lOO.OO"upon a 2t mill levy, the plant will be entitled to receive fire protectionftom the Eugene fire Department for the year, upon payment of the base charge of 2t mills not later than January 10th, which must be accompanied by a signed statement duly attested as to the assessed valuation. When the assessed valuation of the plant is not sufficient to make a return of $100.00 upon a 2~ mill levy, the plant will be entitled, during the year, to one service by the Eug~ne Fire Department, not to exceed five hours, upon payment of $100.00 before January 10th In the event the first call sxceeds five hours of service there shall be paid to the City of Eugene $20.00 per hour or fraction thereof, per piece of equipment. Additional payment to the city for all calls in excess of one shall be paid at the rate of $20.00 per hour or fraction thereof per piece of equipment. Payments made after January 10th shall be in accordance with the foregoing schedule and entitleL the plant to service during the remaind~r of the calendar year; provided that the city shall have the first use itself of its fire department and fire service, and the service contemplated in this Resolution shall be second and subsequent to the city's own needs; and the city shall incur no liability whatever be~ause of failure to answer calls, or because of unsatisfactory or inefficient service or for any other reason. Petition in which the Council was requested to grade and gravel Harris - ~treet between 23rd and 24th Avenues East, was presented and referred to the 37 Street Committee. I A letter from the Eugene Fruit Growers Assn." regarding the disposal of refuse to the city dump was read by the City Recorder Pro-Tem. The Eugene Fruit rrowers explained at considerable length in their letter reGarding the best way ~o dispose of this ~fuse and objected to paying t~e regular garbage license of ,'80 per year. The matter was referred to the Health Comrni ttee to report back at 38 the next council meeting. I Application for the transfer of a package store class A liquor license lilt the Lawrence Street Grocery, 395 West 11th Street, from Charles Wilson to Mrs. Elsie M. Erlandson was presented. It was pointed out that Mrs. Erlandson had ~pplied for this transfer and paid her $5.00 investigation fee on August 9, 1940, tut at that time Mr. Wilson wouldn't release the license because he intended using it at another location. Recently Mr. Wilson had released the license and it was " ~he Police Committee's recommendat~on that the license be granted to Mrs. Erlandson. ~otion was made by Councilman Bond, seconded by Councilman Pennington that the license be granted and upon calling for the question, all councilmen voted aye WI I i th the exception of Counc ilmanFarrington who voted no. The motion was declared 39 I . d 011' ~rrl e . Library reports for the months of March and February, 1941 were presented \ ~nd ordered placed on file. A statement o~f~d~etfi~eEa:Q,9EgeWa:P~tlB~ Md collected 40 for the month of March, 1941, was presentew an~ oruerea placeQ on ~~le. An ordinance vacating 24th Avenue between Lincoln and Olive Streets was .....