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r490 National Lead Co~ Snellstrom Lumber Co. Eugene Water Board Roy Peterson Plumbing Co. Sparky's Garbage Service Eugene Register Guard Eugene Water Board Hurley's Drug Store Midgley Planing Mill Western Union Telegraph Co. Willard Hambelton R.A. Babb Hardware Co. A.E. Hulegaard, Treas. Allen E. Hamilton 17 C.P. Tillman Co. 22.91 8.26 11.75 2.50 1.00 12.90 9.17 16.40 17.80 .30 31.25 35.89 294.03 46.73 34.33 ~ :'~~. --- ....;+.lJ!; '-" '\",:':'"1. Pittsbutgh ~aint Store E.D. Furrer, M.D. Central Heating Co. Packer Scott Co. Eugene Register Guard State Ind. Accident Comm. Barnes & Martin 'TwinnOaks Bldrs. Supply Co. Purdy Electric Co. Elisha Large, Mayor Eugene Laundry & Cleaners Clark Battery & Electric Co. Pacific Tlephone & telegraph R.L. Polk & Co. . Tidewater Associated Oil Co. .89 47. 45 16.06 .90 ;:~'20 ;'30 131.57 87.00 15.27 18.00 50 .00 7.73 14.18 24.70 40.00 140.52 I I Councilman Hawn, Chairman of the Park Committee, reported on the request for use of a room in the city hall to be used for the toy loan library stating that the committee met with Mrs. Burch and Mrs. Bonch and viewed the suggested room in lb.-a City Hall and it was the c armnitiBee:t s recommendation that the room be made available to the church group for this p~ose reserving the right to withdraw at any time the city might need the room. This room being the one that the 'Fire' and ~olice Department had been using. U~on motion by Councilman Pennington, seconded 18rby COllilcilman Bond this recommendation was adopted. Councilman Pennington reporting for the Sewer 00mmittee regarding a sewer for an industrial building on 11th Street be~ween Chambers and Almaden said the committee had gone over the ground with the City Engineer and if the . sewer was put in on the pres:ent"t;levels part of it would be out of the ground. He said there Bee.med to be no way to construct a sewer there unless by using a pump and it was the recommendation of the sewer committee that this project be not 19 ,,-undertaken. U~on motion the recorr..mendation was adopted. Councilman'Pennington also reported that City Engineer Clubb had been working on the Brenner Sewer situation and it was Mr. Clubb's recommendation :that. the lines be changed and three small pipes be used instead of one large pipe. The cost of, the material would be about $201 and the labor would be about $50 which would make a total of $250. In this way the city's part would be only $125, while preViously the city had agreed to spend up to $175. A motion 20t that the sewer be constnucted of three small lines was carried. .. Councilman Bond reporting on the request of the Humane society for a contract with the city explained that an item of $800 for fees collected as dog licenses was included in this years budget as an income and it would be impOSSible to do anytningfor the humane SOCiety this year because any money paid to them would have to come out of the Emergency Fund and this was not advisable. He reported that out of four cities the humane society had reported as operating under this system, Salem and Marshfield had replied they had no such a contract; Medford had not as yet answered and Klamath Falls was the only city that had a, ODntract with the humane society. It was the Police Committee's recommendation that nothing be done at this time and the matter would have to be brought up at the budget meeting in the fall. A motion was made by Councilman Pennington, seconded by Councilman Bond, thamttheerequest for a contract at this time be denied 21v and' it was so ordered. Councilman Farrington rep~rted that Dennie Koupal had cont~cted him in regard to a sewer for his two. lots located at the Northwest corner of 19th and Hilyard Streets. He said he told Mr. Koupal this was out of his line. Councilman Farrington said he would like to have this matter referred to the Se~~r Committee Mayor Large said if there was no objection this would be referred to the Sewer Committee to report back at the next council meeting. ;/ 22 I I At this time Councilman Stewa~t asked Councilman Bond if the city had .a dog catcher working now. vouncilman Bond replied there was no~ dog catcher at the present time and Mayor, Large explained it had not been the council's policy 23vto empl~y a dog catcher only at a certain time of the year. . l Departmental repQ~tB were presented from the offices of the Police Matronr City Engineer,- and Police Department:'" A statement of sewerage charges billed and collected for the month of April, 1941,was presented from the Eugene Wa~er Board. 24 All reports were ordered placed on file. This was the time set for a pUblic hearing on rezoning of Block 1, Harris Addition and objections and remonstrances were called for. There wa~eno objection from the audience and the ordinance was read the second time. Councilman Koppe said he could see no reason why this business district should' be exte4ded any farther. Councilman Barette said he had looked over the area and if this extension was granted some very good resid~~~~% in that neighbor-hood would have a lumber yard ar a wood yard at their back door and he did not feel it was the right thing to change this to a light industrial district. Councilman Stewart 'said he had looked at the property and would not ~avor the extension..Upon motion by ~ou.n:cilman ~ I