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<br />In regard to making Columbia a one-way street, Mr. Barette, reporting for the
<br />Street Committee, explained that the Street Co~nittee failed to contact the
<br />employees of the bus lines and requested that the matter be laid over until the
<br />next Council meeting.
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<br />Mr. Barette also reported the Street Committee had investigated the condition
<br />of the Shelley lot on the East side of Kincaid between 19th and 20th, reporting
<br />that it was a public nuisance and dangerous.
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<br />At this time Councilman Pennington entered the Council Chambers.
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<br />Councilman Barette also reported that previously the Committee had made a
<br />report regarding trucks and automobiles occupying sidewalk space in front of
<br />various places of business in the City. He stated that since that time some of
<br />the places had improved the situation but that others were worse. He stated that
<br />they were still having a great deal of trouble at the Drive-In Market at 1222
<br />Willamette Street; that recently the Police Department had to clear the sidewalk
<br />of trucks parked there. He said it was the recommendation of the Street Committee
<br />that the curb should be replaced in front of the DriveIn Market. Mr. Barette
<br />explained there was a parking lot on the south side of the building, and if the
<br />curb was constructed from the north line of the building to the south line of the
<br />building, it would still leave a 12 or 14 foot space to drive in to the parkinglot.
<br />He stated he was making a motion that the Recorder be instructed to notify the
<br />owners of this property that the curb should be replaced in front of the building,
<br />commencing at the north line of the building and extending to the south line of
<br />the building and that the owners should be allowed t~ 30 days to make this change
<br />and if' it was not made in tha t time, the City was to proceed to replace the curb
<br />and assess the charges to the property. This motion was seconded by Stewart and
<br />carried.
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<br />At this time Councilman Koppe entered the room.
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<br />Councilman ABarette also reported that automobiles were being parked on what
<br />is known as the parking strip between the curb line and the sieewalk line. He said
<br />this was becornming a common practice allover town, both where the parking strip
<br />was paved and where it was not paved, and he felt that the ordinance against this
<br />should be strictly enforced.
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<br />Councilman Barette also reported it would be impossible to get oil this year
<br />to oil the grade and gravelled streets and that the public would have to put up
<br />with the dust for the duration.
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<br />Mayor Large stated he had a complaint from a property owner who has a Harrow
<br />lot. This property owner states that a truck with a trailor parks in front of this
<br />property every night which makes it impossible for anyone wishing to call at
<br />:, this house to find a place to park. This letter was turned over to Couhcilman
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<br />!; Addition, Kincaid Street, between 19th and 20th was read and on motion made, second d
<br />~ and carried, was adopted.
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<br />That the lot of R. S. Shelley on the East side of Kincaid
<br />Street between 19th and 20th has a deep pit in it with standing
<br />water and is overgrown with evergreen blackberry bushes and is
<br />a nuisance to the residence section and is hereby by the Council
<br />declared to be a nuisance, and a hearing is hereby set for, Monday
<br />March 22, 1943 at 7:30 o'clock P.M. at which the said R. g. Shelley
<br />is required to appear and show cause if any he have why the City
<br />should not go forward and abate the nuisance by Clearing the lot
<br />and filling the pit and making the cost thereof a lien upon the
<br />lot, and it is further resolved that the Recorder be and he is
<br />hereby directed to serve notice by registered mail on R. S. Shelley
<br />forthwith, directing him to appear at said hearing and show cause
<br />if any he have why the City should not clear up the nuisance and
<br />make the cost thereof a Charge upon the lot.
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<br />I:,. Councilman Koppe, reporting for the Judiciary Committee, brought up the
<br />I question of allowing various people to plant Victory gardens on City lots. He
<br />:! sta ted he felt that if gardens were planted on the various City lots that sufficient
<br />time for harvesting the garden should be allowed in case the lot was sold. After
<br />some considerable discussion by the Council regarding this situation, the City
<br />Attorney was instructed to draw up rules and regulations allowing the garden
<br />owners until October 1st to harvest their crop in case the lot should be sold by
<br />the City in the me,antime.
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<br />Councilman Stewart, reporting for the Fire and Water Co~nittee, stated that
<br />he felt there should be a provision in the contracts with the Rural Fire Districts
<br />that the City's 2~ mills tax levy should be paid to the City direct by the
<br />County Treasurer instead of the present procedure where the County Treasurer
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