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<br />II would support this arrangement to supply funds in the co~ing budget. He sta ted ...:::,
<br />I: that the City already had about $800.00 in the Doe Fund from licenses sold this ~
<br />i year and that would mean allowing something like $2,200.00 for the use of the
<br />23 : Humane Society and in addition to that it would probably cost $500.00 to move
<br />'; the NYA bUilding from back of the butte to the City lot. After considerable
<br />II discussion by the Council the following resolution was read and on motion was
<br />;, adopted by unanimous vote of the Council.
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<br />This matter coming on to be heard upon the application of
<br />the Lane County Humane Society for suttable provisions for
<br />the enforcement of the licensing law and also for the
<br />ordinance prohibiting dogs running at large;
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<br />Be It Resolved by the Common Council of the City of
<br />Eugene tha t the Common Councilhereby agrees to cause to be
<br />appropriated to a fdnd for the support of the Lane County
<br />Humane Society the $800.00 of license money now on hand,
<br />together with additional appropriations which shall; to-
<br />gether with receipts from the enforcement of the licensing
<br />law and the dog ordinance, make a total of $3,000.00.
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<br />Be It Further Resolved that the Council further agrees
<br />to appropriate funds sufficient for the removal of the NYA
<br />building and the placing of the same upon a lot now owned by
<br />the City, ready for occupancy at a cost which is estimated
<br />at $500.00
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<br />This appropriation is for the fiscal year corr~encing
<br />July 1, 1943 and ending June 30, 1944, and is made in con-
<br />sideration of the Lane County H~ane society taking over
<br />and with the use of the appropriated funds and equipment
<br />enforcing the State Licensing Law and also the ordinance
<br />prohibiting dogs running at large.
<br />At a previous meeting of the Council it had been decided that the IncA building
<br />should be moved on a City lot at the corner of Lawrence and Ches ire Streets.
<br />On motion made, seconded, and carried this action was rescinded in order to
<br />allow the building to be moved for the use of a dog control officer.
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<br />The following departmental reports were read and ordered placed on file:
<br />Police, Police Matron, Eugene Pulbic Library, Engineer, Sewage Disposal, and
<br />Fire Department.
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<br />An application for a curb cut had been received from F. H. Taylor at
<br />1832 Columfuia Street, and the City Engineer recommended that this cut be granted,
<br />and on motion made, seconded, and carried, the recommendation of the Engineer
<br />was adopted.
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<br />A letter from W. C. Clubb, City Engineer, aSking that Winfred Mullins be
<br />promoted to the position of Street Foreman to take the place of Mr. LeVan who had
<br />resigned, was read. On motion made, seconded, and carried this request was granted
<br />and Mr. Mullins pay was raised to $150.00 per month beginning April 1st.
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<br />The matter of passing an improvement ordinance for the work on the R. S. Shell y
<br />lot on the east side of Kincaid between 19th and 20th was brought up. Mr. Shelley
<br />had been notified to be at the Council meeting on March 22nd and also at the Council
<br />meeting tonight, but had not appeered either time. Councilman Brownson explained
<br />that he had promised Mr. Shelley he ~ould take the matter up with the Council at
<br />the previous meeting but that he failed to do so and that he did not believe that
<br />Mr. Shelley understood just what the Council intended to do in regard to this lot
<br />and Mr. Brownson said he would like to see definite action eeferred until the
<br />matter could be taken up further with Mr. Shelley. It was decided that Attorney
<br />Calkins should consult with W. C. Clubb, Engineer, at once and notify Mr. Shelley
<br />in writing just what was necessary to be done and ask Mr. Shelley to reply by letter
<br />before the next Council meeting what he wished to do in this situation.
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<br />A letter from Edith Ward, 894 West 4th Avenue, requesting that the City
<br />commence demolition proceedings on a barn at the rear of the property at 864 West
<br />4th Avenue was read, and this matter was referred to the Health Committee.
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<br />A letter from the Oregon and California Revested Lands Administration asking
<br />for a lease on a part of the City lot at 5th and Olive Streets was read. The
<br />Department had prepared a lease which was read to the Council. This lease was to
<br />begin as of April 15th, 1943 and ending June 30, 1943 at a rental price of $17.50
<br />per month with the provision that this lease might be renewed from year to year
<br />until the end of June, 1945. A resolution authorizing the Mayor and Recorder
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