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In addition to the regular meeting of the Counciili, this was the date I'; set and advertised for the Tax-Payers meeting to consider the.budget for the 1 fiscal year 1944-45. There were no citizen members of the committee present .and the Mayor Large asked if there was anyone present to make a statement for I or against the tax levy and there were no objections. I; " An. Ordinance levying the annual tax levy for the City of, Eugene, for 2 [, the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1944 and ending June 30, 1945 ~as read the I' .first time and passed to its second and third readings by unanimous consent of the Council, by title under suspension of the rules and was placed for I: final passage. On roll call all councilmen present voting AYE, absent Hawn and Wiper. The ordinance was dec.lared passed and nw;r).bered 8796 . I': Councilman Koppe reporting for the Judiciary committee stated that the II i!! committee and the City Attorney held a meeting at which Mr. Manerud was present 3 I: and discussed the saw-dust situation which had been referred from the last meet- \- ing. He said it was agreed at' the meeting that the Fire Department should leave " 1,1 some hose at the saw-dust pile and that Manerud Huntington would hire a man to I: 'look after the fire ,and get the pile burned up as soon as possible and that Mr. I! I, Manerud said that he would gove the saw-dust to anybody that would haul it away. I" Couhcilman Koppe stated that Mr~ Manerud has said he would endeavor to secure Ii Ii some pipe so that the Fire Department would have to furnish only a short length of hose and that it was the committees recommendation that this arrangement I' II be adopted. A motion was made by Farrington and seconded by Crumbaker that the ,i above arrangement be adopted. On vote this motion was carried. .' i! At this time Councilman Hawn entered the Council Chambers. " i Councilman Kopee stated that the Judiciary Committee had a meeting I I' I. regarding the appointment of a committee to interview applicants for the City j: manager position' and report their progress to the Council. He stated it was I I. -the recommendation 6fthe Judiciary Committee that the Finance Committee should 4 " handle this situation. A motion was made by StElwart and seconded by Barette :i f' and carried that the recommendation of the Judiciary committee that the Finance p committee handle the City Manager committee should be adopted. On vote this I' L motion was carried. f II The matter of increased rates for Garbage Haulers was discussed at this I ':1 time. It was pointed out that on the 23rd of March, 1942 the Council had passed I, I, an Ordinance amending Section 5 of Ordinance No. 8265 increasing the rates for 5 Iii I,; garbage collections from 50 ,cents to 65 cents per month" and a 20% increase in j! other rates. The Garbage Haulers were not able to dlncrease their rate at that \; time on account of the ruling of the OPA. The Recorder was instructed to not- I, ify the garbage haulers that this Ordinance was still in force and that since 'i Ii the OPA had relaxed their ruling, that the Garbage Haulers could now make the charge of 65 cents per month for residents and that the Council would not grant I' the garbage haulers request for a 75 cent charge at this time. ,: p " Councilman Farrington reporting for the Finance committee stated that I ~, they had an offers from W. R. TaYior for lot 15 and 16, block 2, Agate Plat. I! That Mr. Taylor was offering $75.00 per lot and that the appraised value was 6 I: $200.00 per lot and the Finance committee recommended that this offer be re- 1'1 jected. Mr. Farrington stated that the committee did not have opportunity I,! to appraise the lot at the southwest corner of 18th and Charnel ton and that an tl :.; offer of Edwim A. Browning for the east 26 feet of lot 5, block 6, Teshners I'i addition had not been received in time to be accepted and that these two would I' II have to be carried over to the next Council meeting. i,l I" Iii II The bills for the month of June were presented to the Council, Council- II 11 man Farrington reported that they had been okay'd by two members of the Finance II 7 i: committee and was recommending that warrants be drawn for same. On roll call all Councilmen present voting AYE, absent Wiper.;- I Ij I, GENERAL FUND Ii i.! I' Aetna Life Ins. Co. 139.70 Eugene Public Library 1125.00 ,I Aetna Life Ins. Co. 42.00 Alask Junk & Mach, 7.18 il Pacific Hospital Assoc. 50.00 Associated Oil Co. 10.14 Iii Eugene Hospital &Clinic 20.00 Adair-Marshall Co. 22.94 :1 John Fields-Recorder 200.00 Allenbaugh Printing 7.00 I" " I Ii ~.',\ I! I!' ji_ t t~ ~