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~ ...~? ao.... ~~~ ~-----=--- ....-------------~.------------ ~---------~- -~._.- +--~~~.~- - ---- - _. .......~ -- ~ --.--. -- --- _.~ ---_._.~- - --- ---.. .. - ., - - -- "'" - -._-- ----'------ - - - . - A letter dated March 31, 1939, signed by Hamilton Morton, State Procuremen Officer, regarding the 25~ sewer charge on the Camp Lane Warehouse back of the Butte was read. Mr. Calkins explained this letter had been handed him by the 1:~: Eugene Water Board with the statement that sewer charges were not being paid on this I i<~ bill. Mr. Calkins wanted the council to know this was the stand the government ~:) bodies took and he did not know of anyway to force this collection of a 25i sewer {~ charge. It was his opinion that it was not wise to discontinue the water service on account of not paying this 25~ charge. No action was taken by the council and 3 the letter was ordered placed on file. Christina and Howard Milne addressed the council in a letter regarding sewer connections for a trailer at their place number. 164 West 7th. Attorney Calkins stated that Mr. Milne had been to the office and had asked him regarding I the trailer and Mr. Calkins stated he had told Mr. Milne that there .were no objec- tions to the trailer being kept there if it was not being occupied. Mr. Milne was present and stated what he real~y v~wanted to get was a permit to connect up wit the sewer and occupy the trailer. A motion was made by Hawn. and seconded by Bond that if Mr. Milne complied with the ordinance as interpeted by the engineer's office 3] that he would be granted a permit for the trailer. Motion was carried. A letter from Superintendent Cramer of the Eugene Public Schools, was read. He stated tha t 13th and High Streets had beenllmade a stop street but there was only a button in the middle of the street and no stop sign at the curb, also, there was no traffic lane for pedestrians. He mentioned that fact that there were no traffic lanes for pedestrians at 13th and Franklin. Mr. Bond explained that it had ~lready been brought up earlier in the evening about pedestrians' lanes at 13th 32 and j!'ranklin and he would see that proper signs were installed at 13th and High. A letter requesting the city to consider the vacation of 24th Avenue betwee Lawrence and Jefferson Streets signed by James V. Green, Marvin L. Done, and Lawrenc 33,., Baunan was read. This matter was referred to the Street Committee to report back. The following curb cuts were granted as recommended by Engineer W. C. Clubb: 909, 485:East 13th; 910, 438 West 8th; 911, 1227 viillamette; 912, 2271 Agate; 913 34 311 East Broadway. -., A refund to the Northwest Oil Company was granted upon discovery that it I 135 was a duplicate permit. A letter addres'sed to 1v1ayor Large by, the Standard Oil Company asking for permission to install underground storage tanks amounting to 4000 gallons at 6th 36 and Blair was read. On motion made and seconded this request was granted. A form of lease from the C. A. A. for a part of the Old Administration Building at the Old Airport was presented. It was pointed out that part of the building mentioned in the.lease was already under contract to government agencies. This lease provided for a payment of $15.00 per month. The Mayor and Recorder were authorized to execute this lease excepting the two rooms now occupied by other 37 agencies. A resolution authorizing the Mayor and Recorder to execute a deed for a small strip of land in front of the Eugene Water Board standby plant at the inter'" section of Fa:rrmount Blvd. and 8th Street and just North of the railroad tracks, 38 was passed. RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT RESOLVED, by the Cownon Council of the City of Eugene, that the Mayor and City Recorder be and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute the hereto annexed deed to the tugene Water Board. A resolution authorizing the Mayor and Recorder to enter into a set-back 39 contract with the Union Oil Company for the station at 6th 'and Willamette was passed I RES 0 L UTI 0 N The Mayor and Recorder of the City of Eugene be and they are hereby authorized and directed to enter into an agreement with the Union Oil Company of California, and the Frasier Real Estate Holding and Loan Company, respecting the West 100 feet of Lot 7, Block 2, Skinner's Donation to Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, permitting the Union Oil Company of California, to erect a building sixteen feet I from the property line of Sixth Avenue, with,a provision that at any time the city of Eugene shall widen Sixth Avenue that the said Union Oil Company of California and The Frasier Real Estate Holding and Loan Company, their successors, heirs and assigns, shall make no claim for damages on account of the portion of said building standing upon said set back area, but shall claim damages only for eland taken, and shall upon demand of the city in case of such street widening, immediately remove that ,portion of the building resting upon the area so set back without any cost or expense to the City of Eugene. - 40 A request from George Bond for three months leave of absence was granted. ~