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""llllll 573 - -------- ---:----:-:-.~----:-::--:-~~~~~~~~----~ - , -. _u.__ - --. - - . -- - , - -~.- --- - -----.- --" - - -"-_. - .-' .~._-- - - - -- ~_..- -- ~ . . -_.- - - - - -- (Res. continued) I ~'1 Now, Therefore, the City Recorder be and he is hereby directed to prepare "'-l and cause to be published not less than three times in the Eugene Register Guard ~ in Eugene, Oregon a notice of hearing to be held at the regular Council meeting ~;..' on Monday, December 22, 1941, at 7:30 otclock P. M., said notices to be published ;:;r; within one week commencing December 16,1941. , Six curb cuts numbers 923 at 1761 Washington Street, 924 at 1380 West I IJrCl"dway, 925 at 1108 Jefferson, 9?6 at 1841 Washington, 927 at 1610. Washington, 1 and 928 at, 385 East 19th were passed by the Council I:1:,srecommended by Engineer Clubb. A'curb cut at 195 East Broadway ~or May and Meade Motor Company was held 19'1 over for further investigation. -"'" I :" "The Recorder reported that another'twenty applications for beer licenses 20 \.!l had been received. They were all for renwwals of the existing licenses. A resolution authorizing the May,or and Recorder to sign a deed with 21 ~. W. Evans was passed. RES 0 L UTI 0 N BE IT RESOLVED By the Common Council 01'_ the ,City of ,Eugene that is as much as it is to the interest of A. W. Evans that the hereto attached deed be executed. It is Therefore Ordered, that the Mayor and City hecorder be and they are hereby ahthorized and dir~cted to execute and deliver on behalf of the City of Eugene the hereto attached deed from the City of Eugene, a municipal corporation to A. W. Evans. A letter from Fred G. Knox asking for a refund of $9.27 for ce'rtain payments he had made on sidewalk repairs was read and referred to the Judiciary 22 Committee and the City Attorney. A request from Arthur Riehl asking for a refund of $25.00 on the East 63 I feet of Lot 3, Block 17, Fairmount Addition was read. When Mr. Riehl purchased this property from the City in June, 1941, it was agreed that he should have, a refund of $25.00 if construction was started in ninety days. Engineer Clubb re- ported that cons~ruction had started in ninety days and on motion made and seconded , 23 the refund was ordered made. A letter from the men of the Bible Class of the Baptist Church objecting to the Sunday night dance recently held in the Armory was read. They expressed 24~the wish that the Council cooperate in keeping the City clean morally in the future. The Aecorder reported that a letter had been received from the American La France Foamite Corporation of Elmira, New York, stating that since the council had objected to the substitution of steel rungs for the ladders, the best date they could offer at this time was that the ladders would probably be shipped some- . 25 ~time in January. A letter from the Lane County Health Department signed by W. J Cloyes, . Sanitarian, Objecting to the monoxide gas created by the warming up of fire trucks in the morning. The letter stated it seemed this work could be done out in the 26 ""street and the matter was referred to the Fire and Water Committee for consideration A .letter was read from Robert H. Lemon stating that the audit of the City books had been three-fourths completed and asked for payment for three-fourths of the ye'ar. Councilman Hawn stated a bill for July, Augus t, and September was in the 27 ~bills and would be o,ktd by the Finance Committee. ' , .1 Reports from the Eugene Publ:l.c .L.ibrary for th13 months of October and November were read and reports from the Pol~ce Department and Engineer for the 28 ~onth of November were read and ordered placed on file. Councilman Hawn stated he had ~eport6 regarding unnecessary no~se late at night at the recreation building in hendricks ~ark. - He said this complaint had not come in only once but that one party was very insistent that something be done. .He said the parties were carried on until as late as 2 otclock in the I morning and very much unnecessary noise was made". Councilman Barette said this matter had been gone into by t~e Park Committee several yeers ago and they used to furnish four or five cords of wood for the fire place and it ,would be burned up in one or two nights. No lights could be kept in the building and the building was continually being destroyed. Councilman Barette stated this was the work of young people holding wild parties up there in the park. Councilman Stewart stated that if these were the conditions up there, the police should make some arrests and fines should be levied. Councilman Bond said he agreed with Mr. Stewart and the Police Department would be mnstructed to answer any calls that might be made 29 regarding this situation. ~