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~ 621 I - --'-J--- -- --A~ requ~s~' ~ro~- Wm. -'~~-rdisty ~~~ refund--;-; ~uildin~-=;e;~it No. 170~~ in an --,-- amount of $8.00. Mr. Clubb explained that the permit had been taken out and then Mr. Hardisty was unable to use the permit on account of conditions. A motion was 13_ made, seconded, and carried that the refund be granted. A letter from Dr. C. R. Lindgren, Director of Lane County health Department, ~ regarding the dumping of garbage a t South Alder Street, was referred to the Rea 1 th -... 14 Committee. -..: I A Curb Cut for a Single Family Residence at 1870 Fairmount Boulevard was read. Explanation on the permit by Mr. Clubb was that the work had been done without a permit and that the contractor was familiar with the Ordinance. Mr. Club explained that an application for the Curb Cut had been filedO:but that the permit could not be issued until after the action of the Council but that the contractor had done the work before securing the permit. He said he had had trouble with this contractor previously. A motion was made by Councilman Hawn, seconded by Councilman Farrington that a c~nplaint should be filed against the contractor, was 15_ carried and the paving cut was held up for further action. A copy of a letter addressed to the manager of the Pacific Greyhound Bud Depot, San Francisco by E. U. Bronson, objecting to the use of the alley between Broadway and Tenth, and High ,and ~earl Streets was read and ordered placed on file. 16 .'" 1'7..... Attorney Calkins reported at this time that Mr. Clubb had furnished a copy of the Electrical Code and that it was sufficient to cover charges brought by the Fire Department and that there was sufficient ordinance to cover the accumulation of refuse in basements reported by the Fire Inspections. Mayor Large stated this was suf:;:'icient answer to the matter that had earlier in the meeting been referred t the Fire and Water Committee and the Judiciary Committee. Mayor Large reported that Robert Lemon had not yet completed his 1941 audit or made his final report. A motion was made by CouncilmE:n Farrington and seconded by Councilman Barette that the Recorder be instructed to request of Mr. Lemon that this work be completed, an<ilJ a report filed at an early date. The motion was carrie d. 18 19] A letter from C. A. Horton stating that he had completed three months audit was read and ordered placed on file. I A letter from Mildred! C. Youru;}. protesting about the condition of the Amazon 20_ banks at 15th & Olive Streets was ref~rred to the Street Co~~ittee. A report from the Recorder that the ladders for the new fire truck had arrived and that a telegram had been received from the American LaFrance Foamite Corp. asking that the balance on the.truck be paid had been received. A motion by Councilman Stewart, seconded by Councilman Bond that the bffiaance of $1506.00 be 21~ paid to the l~erican LaFrance Foamite Corp., was carried. A resolution concerning the'witholding of building permits until priority rating had been secured was read. A motion by Councilman Bond and seconded by 22 Councilrran Barette that the resolution be adopted, was carried. RES 0 L UTI 0 N ---------- Whereas, as a War Measure the War Production Board has issued a conservatio order,L-41 and has forwarded it to the ~eague of Oregon Cities wit~ a request that it be forwarded to all municipalities, said conservation order having for its purpose the conservatior+oof VJar ma terials and asking tha t municipalities issuing permits withold the same unless the applicant can present either a certificate' issued by the War Production Board authorizing him to begin construction or a project preference rate card. I IT ~8 TIIEREFORE RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Eugene that the building inspector of the city wfu~hQld permits authorizigg the commencement of construction unless the applicant has complied with the provisions of Conservation Ordsr L-41. I An ordinance concerning sidewalk repairs and repairs of culverts was read the first time and passed to its second and thi I'd readinr s by unanimous cons ent of the council by title unde~ suspension of the rules and was placed for' final passage. The ayes and nays were called; councilmen voting aye: Bond, Koppe, Barette, Stewart, Brownson, hawn, and Pennington; nay, none; absent, Farrington out of room at this 23 time. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 87~9. "" An ordinance prohibitlllg the purchase or acquisition or concealment of atolen or fraudulently acquired pmoperty and repealing all ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith, and declaring an emergency,was read the first time and passed to i ts seconc1.~€l nd third read ings by unanimous consent of the council by title under suspension of the rules and was placed for final passage. The ayes and nays were calle d; councilmen vot iIlg aye: Bond, Koppe, Barette, Stewart, Brownson, Hawn, and Pennington; nay, none; absent, Farrington out of room Bt this 24 time. The Ordina,nce was declared passed and numbered 8740. ~ An Ord inance providing for the regulation of those pe rs ons, firms, or corporations engaged in the purchase, collection, sale, and exchange of used article to be resold; requiring a license, the keeping of records, the general regulation ....