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<br /> il Bion H. and Bertha A. Drake ;$2.99, 1942 taxes; deed filed April
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<br /> I ! a.A. Jarrett. $8.96. 1942 taxes; $11. 51 1941 taxes; $11.83. 1940 ';;"f\"
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<br /> II taxes; $11.56 1939 taxes; deed filed June 2, 1941, Book 214 pages ~1
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<br /> '" O.A. Ja~rett, $5.98, 1942 taxes; $7.67, 1941 taxes; $7.88, 1940
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<br /> ti taxes; $7.69, 1939 taxes; with above deed #18934
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<br /> "', John H. and Agnes V. Bernards; $63.08, 1942 taxes; deed filed
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<br /> II April 23, 1941, Book 212, page 350, #7905.
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<br /> 'j Delinquent taxes for the year 1941--$80.94
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<br /> I That by reason of the pruchase by the city in Dece~ber of 1940, the city
<br /> II is liable for all taxes unpaid on said property on the 1941 roll and prior thereto
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<br /> ~': and the taxes on the roll for the tax year of 1942 should be cancelled becuase
<br /> ,i' of the City being a munic~pal corporation and the property being used for
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<br /> ~i BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Eugene that the City
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<br /> ~ I Recorder be and he is hereby directed to take one copy of this resolution to the
<br /> Iii County Court of Lane County, Oregon and to pay all of the taxes due from the City
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<br /> I and to secure from the County Court an order cancelling the taxes on the 1942 roll.
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<br /> I, A letter from S. M. Ca~kins, Secretary of the Planning Commission asking
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<br /> 23 ;1 that the Council direct the Planning Commission to hold a hearing for the re-
<br /> ,I clas~ification of c~rtain property in the. North West part of the City, which
<br /> " is des~ribed in detail in the following resolution, was read. The following
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<br /> it resolution was read.
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<br /> :'1 RESOLUrrIO!
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<br /> I BE IT RESOLVED, by the Common Council of the City of Eugene that there is
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<br /> !'i hereby transmitted to the Planning Commission of the City of Eugene a proposal
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<br /> 'I for the reclassification of the following described area, to-wit:
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<br /> '. Beginning at the Northwest Corner of Lot 2, Block 4, West Sixth
<br /> I Street Addition running thence North through Lot 7 and along the
<br /> west line of Lot 2, BloQk5 and Lot 2, Block 4, Walters and
<br /> , Seifferts Addition and along the West line of Lot 2, Block 5 and
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<br /> I the West line of Lots 9 and 2, Block 4, Croner's Addition; thence
<br /> (: North to a point 140 feet South of the South line of Second Avenue
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<br /> "I West which is the South line of the Ligh Industrial District as
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<br /> :1 shown oh the Zoning Map of the City of Eugene; thence West to the
<br /> ,I West City Limits; thence $outh along the West City Limits to the
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<br /> i North line o~ Lot 5, Block 3, Grand Prairie Addition; thence
<br /> ii East to the place of beginning.
<br /> ;l from a single family residence district to a light industrial district.
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<br /> :; And directing the Planning Commission to adopt a tentative report; and
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<br /> n to hold a hearing theron in the Council Chambers in the, City Hall of the City
<br /> "! of Eugene, on TUesday the 11th day of August, 1942, at 7:30 o'clock P.M., after
<br /> 'I giving due notice by publication once in the Eugene Register Guard, and they
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<br /> , shall thereafter make a final report and transmit the same to the Council with
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<br /> I their recommendation.
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<br /> ~ , At this time the Recorder reported that W. W. McDonald had accepted the
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<br /> 24 'I City's offer of $150.00 in settlement of his claim for damages to his property
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<br /> i, on Victoria Heights.
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<br /> " A letter f~om Marsh H. Goodwin, chairman of the Eugene Safety Council,
<br /> regarding the recent enforcement of traffic conditions was read. He said as a
<br /> 25 result of this work Eugene was now rated in second place among the cities of
<br /> our class for safety.
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<br /> 26 :\ A new peddler's ordinance had its first readihg and was laid over.
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<br /> " Councilman Barette sta~ed that Neil Bond, an employee of the Street
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<br /> 1\ Department had been off for three days on account of the death of his father,
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<br /> i' George Bond, who was an old employee of the City Street Department. He asked
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<br /> I 27 i: what the Council wished to do regarding the pay for the three days that Neil
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<br /> :'J Bond was away from work. Councilman' Koppe stated that in a case of this kind
<br /> 'I he did not think it hardly right to deduct pay for the three days. A motion by
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<br /> 'I Hawn and seconded by Pennington, was carried that pay for these three days be
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<br /> , On motion the meeting adjurned.
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