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<br /> Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon
<br /> 11 August 23, 1943
<br />:1 f The minutes of the regular meeting held Monday evening at 7:30 P.M. .......
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<br /> Ij All members of the Council were pr~sent. ~~i;.
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<br /> The meeting was called.to order by Mayor Large. Councilman Stewart - "... ..
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<br /> 1. asked that he be excused for a few minutes.
<br /> Mayor Large stated he wished to appoint Councilman Baker to the same comm-
<br /> 1 I! ittees that Mr. Brownson had, which would be chainman of the Health Committee,
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<br /> I' third member of the Street Committee, and third member of the Police Committee.
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<br /> I Mayor Large also stated he wished to appoint Councilman Farrington, Koppe,
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<br /> 2 I, and Crumbaker as a committee to make a study of possible changes in the City
<br /> ~ government, this committee having been recommended to be appointed at the last
<br /> Council meeting.
<br /> I' A letter from M. A. Reid, general mamager of the Oregon Motor Stages was
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<br /> !: read. Mr. Raid was aSking that the company be allowed to make skip-stop arrange-
<br /> :3 I': ments on part of their bus runs. Mr. J. A. Storer, local manager of the bus lines
<br /> " was present and stated that they wished to try this out on the Fairmount Loop,
<br /> I: making every street a sto to 11th and Alder, and then stop at every other street
<br /> r from there to the end of the run. Mr. Storer explained it was impossible to get
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<br /> , any new equipment at this time and repairs .were getting hard to get and that the
<br /> ,: skip-stop plan would save much wear and tear on the equipment and would allow them
<br /> II to make the round trip in 30 minutes. He also sta ted that later on they might wa It
<br /> to use the Skip-stop plan on some other runs, and that proper signs would be
<br /> ji placed Showing the corners where buses stopped. On motion made, seconded and
<br /> I. carried this request was granted for the duration of the war only.
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<br /> I' The Judiciary Committee had no report.
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<br /> I: The l"inance Committee recommended the, offer of $1,200000 cash for property
<br /> 4 Ii at 296 Washington Street, submitted by Norman F. Schneider, be rejected and a
<br /> I: counter offer of '3500 made. Recommendation adopted.
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<br /> i: ~he offerof i400.00 for Lot 9, Block 1; Croner's Addition, submitted by
<br /> 5 I B. H. Andrus, was rejected and a counter offer of $500.00 made.
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<br /> I ~he Offer of School District # 4 for Lot 7, Block 4, Hollenbeck Addition,
<br /> 6 Ii :jp525...00" cash, was accepted.
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<br /> " The offer of School vistrict # 4 for Lot 6, Block 9, Hollenbeck Addition,
<br /> 7 ,: ~525.00 cash, was accepted.
<br /> I The offer of Sons of Norway Lodge No. 38 for the lot at the northeast corner
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<br /> 8 " of 18th and High Street~, $600.00 was rejected and a counter offer of $784. made.
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<br /> ,. The offer of School District # 4, $400.00 cash for a lot 48 by 100 feet
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<br /> 9 i beginning 118 feet west of the west line10fAgate Street on the south side of
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<br /> " 23rd Avenue was accepted by the Council.
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<br /> " The offer of Edward 1. Pitkins of $700.00 for Lot 10, Block 19, College
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<br /> 10 I' Hill Park, was accepted by the Council.
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<br /> iil 00uncilman Davis stated he had a request from Lex B. Cox for some improve-
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<br /> , ments on Grand View Street, and also a letter from Ralph A. Kindler for improve-
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<br /> 11 h ments on MacMillan Street, and Mr. Davis aSked that the Recorder write these
<br /> !: people and state Mr. Clubb would make some improvements to the streets in the
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<br /> I, near future.
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<br /> I" Councilman Davis stated that 4th Street between Pearl and High would be
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<br /> 12 I: oiled sometime this fall. . 'i
<br /> ,: Councilman Davis said it was the recommendation of the Street Committee that
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<br /> 13 .il the alley between 21st and 22nd and Alder and Kincaid be left as it is for the
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<br /> ,; Mr. Davis also reported that the Street-Department had the following equip-
<br />"I 'I ment that was not being used that they wishedto dispose of: one Barko Hammer,
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<br /> 14 I; the old street flusher bought in 1931, and a Ford coupe bought in 1930. He said
<br /> " he wished to make a motion that this matter-be referred to the Street Committee
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<br /> p with power to act. This motion was seconded by Barette and carried.
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<br /> I. Councilman Davis reported the City ,had also received an exceptionally
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<br /> I good offer for the old digger, or s hovel. . and t ha t t he Street C ommi t tee had in-
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<br /> 15 I structed the Engineer to dispose of this' piece of equip~ent and was asking that
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<br /> i, the action of the Committee be confirmed by th~ Council. A motion was made by
<br /> " Hawn and seconded by Koppe that the action of the Street Committee be confirmed.
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<br /> n On vote the motion was carried.
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