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~ -~7 OD """-- ~.~ - . ~ ~ - -- .:_- -=-':. .:~--::..._~-=- - ~----==--==-~;;::--=--=--:;.~~ ~-:....- _..-::::.....-~---=--~~~~-::~-~~..::..-=--~~.;.-=~---=----~-_=-=:.::::::::::--=::=::::::'.=:..-.::-~--:_~..:._-~~~.:---=::::;:.-;.-:.. ----=-:-.::~~:~~:-=-=-;:--=;::=-:--:.=:.=:._.:-==----:..-=~_-:~~.--::-:.-~~-:..::..:---=-=-------= A request was received from NIl's. Ed Rouglass aSking for a permit to convert the' old house at 1236 13th Avenue into a duplex residence. The Board recommends 'I that this be held up for the submission of plans and on motion made and seconded ~~ 26 this recommendation was adopted by the council. ':J. A request was received from W. K. Fogelstrom asking for a permit to convert J~ their two story house at 1050 5th Avenue West into two apartments. The Hoard f:,,) recOlTIxnends tha t this be held up for the submission of plans and on motion made and ':'~:: 27 seconded this recommendation was adopted by the council. ; A request was received from Pearl M.lffieam aSking for a perm~t to remodel I her house at 322 '16th Avenue, East into an apartment house. rl'he Board recommends : that this request be held up for the submission of plans and on motion made and 28 seconded this recommendation was adopted by the council. Mrs. Bondurante came into the council rooms and hJayor Larg€ asked her to address the council. ~he stated that she was appearing in behalf of the Lodise Horne in ~ortland, and they needed funds to remodel their buildings. They were old buildings and were a fire menace. She explain~d that they were carrying on a campaign to remodel and if these funds Rould not be secured, they VJould have to abandon the work. ~he stated that several c6unties had included money in their budget 'for this work. Mayor Large exwlained to her that the budget had already been adopted and at this time could not be changed. She inquired if the ~ity did not have an Emergency Fund and on referring the matter to the City Attorney, he stated he believed money could not be legally taken out of the Emergency Fund for tilis cause. Mrs. Bondurante referred t:J the nwnber of girlis that had been sent to the institution and said that th~ i16.00 per month received from the stat~ did not cover the expenses of the [11'1 for month which amounted to $24.00. Counc~lman :F'arrington stated th(,~ t no doubt this was a good cause and he would like very much to be able to allow something for this work, but under the conditions would have to ! 29 move that the request be denied. This motion was seconded by Hawn and carried. A letter from the Huilding Inspector regarding the plans for a service statio at the Southwest corner of 7th and Washington Street which had been presented by R.F. Harrell was read. There was some discussion regarding this location for a service station and it was pointed out that it had been previously bef!tlre the counci 'I After some cliscussion a motion was made and seconded that this matter be referred 30 to the l')lanning ~omrniss ion to hold a hearing. Motion was carried. Curb cuts nlli11bers 914 at 2193 Willamette; 915 at 1243 West 7th; 916 at 293 West 5th; and 917 at 1977 Willamette; were granted by the council es recommended. 1 ~l by Engineer ~lubb. A paving cut for Jim Brannen 'I'ire Shop at 966 Oak Str.eet had been before the counCil on May 26th with the reco~~endation to hold it up and on July 14th it was requested that it not be granted, but the recommend,::t tion of the Engineeel' at this time W8S that the cut should be allowed for ten feet where previously they had , . asked for sixteen feet. Councilman Barette stated that he wished to make a minority report that the cut be not allowed. ~t was pointed out that the Tire Company had , already had one paving cut for their business but that.'this cut was on a separate \ piece of' property adjod:.ning and by allowing a ten foot cut, it would make a space IWhere six cars could be acco. mmoda, ted and tha t the grant, ing of a ten foot cut:.wouldJ:} only remove the p~rking space of one car. Uouncilman Farrington said he wished to make a majority report that the ten foot cut be granted and made a motion to that !effect. The motion was seconded by Hrownson and on roll call, motion was carried. . Those voting aye were Bond, Koppe, Hawn, Brownson, Farrington and Pennington. No~ 32 ~arette. Stewart absent. . . A resolution was read regarding certain assessments on Lots 6 and 7, Block 2, Travis Addition. These assessments had been made on August 1, 1925, and endorsements . on the Lien Register.were thet the assessments had been paid in full but a computatio 1 failed to prove this fact and it now appears under the advise of the City Attorney that the lien of approximately ;;p32.40is uncollectable and that the Lien Department be and they are hereby directed to endorse "Paid in Fulltt upon the lien record and clear Lot 7, Block 2 of this assessment and to cancel the same. On motion made and 33 seco':lded this resolution was adopted. RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, under improvement ordinance of December 8, 1924 1 ' followed by assessment ordinance of August 1, 1925 certain assessments were made against Lots 6 and 7 of Block 2 of Travis Addi tion, 'L'ha t endorsements on the lien register show that the assessment has. been paid in full and a computation fails to bear ~h~t out, and whereas, it now appears under the advice of the City Attorney that the lien of apprOXimately $32.40 is uncollectible because of' the state of the recIDrd. Therefore, ~E IT RESOLVED, That the Lien Department be and they are hereby directed to endorse ttpaid in Full" upon the lien record and to clear Lot 7, Block 2, of this assessment and to cancel the same. I ~