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Councilman Davis explained that the Street Department was working with the Amazon and that as soon as the matter was dried out it would be burned and that the pools of water would be oiled. . A letter dated August 10th from the Lane County Health Department regarding' Roomi~ houses which had been referred to the Department was read. 32,: Plac.es not recommended for permits were Central Rooms, 862 Pearl; Morrison Hotel, 667 Willamette; Anderson Apts, 731 Willamette and 560 Postoffice Drive. Eighteen rooming house applications had been presented to the Rec- order which had been okay'd by the Lane County Health Department. These 18 carried the signatures of approval of W. E. Nusbaum, Fire Chief, and C. F. Bergman, Chief of Police. Councilman Stewart explained that. it was the request of the Fire Committ that these 18 applications should be held over until such time that the committee could determine whether the Fire Chief actually visited the places and made the proper inspections. On Account of this request the applications were held over for further investigation. I I , i Another letter dated August 10th received from the Lane County Health j Department addressed to Councilman E. F. Bailey was read at this time. This 33! was in regard to sanitary conditions in the block bounded by Potter, Univer- sity, 21st and 22nd streets also protesting the open ditch on the east side I of Kincaid at 20th street and on the north side of 20th between Kineaid and I : Alder. A letter from Harry C. Martin, 1294 west 6th was read. Mr. Martin is renting the house at this location from the City with a rental of $15.00 I per' month and in his letter was asking for a years lease at the same price. 341 He explained that he had bought a place outside the City and was moving out and would sublease the house but that he wanted to hold the house by the I , lease so if case he was called into the ,Army his wife could move back funto , town. A motion was made by Farrington and seconded by Barette and car~ied that the Recorder notify Mr. Martin that the City did not care to make the lease for the place under those conditions. I " A complaint from Owen A. Thompson, Route #1 regarding an interest 35, charge of $5.79 on walk repairs fro part of lot 5, block 6, Packards Add- ition was held over for further investigation. , A contract between the City of Eugene and F. H. Stickley for the rent of the cantonement site at the airport at a rental of $25.00 per month for one year was read at this time. Mr. Stickley had tendered a check of 36 $300.00 in payment for the year rental. A motion was made, seconded and carried that the Mayor and Recorder be instructed to enter into this contract with Mr. Stickley. The School District No. 4 had made arrangements to add to their present office in the City Hall room number 8 in the southeast corner of the second floor. A new lease had been drawn and was read at this time. This lease 37. provided for rental of $85.00 a month for the fiscal year beginning July 1, 1944'and ending June 30, 1945. A motion was made, seconded and carried that the Recorder and Mayor be authorized to enter into this lease with the School Board. Mayor Large reported that since the last Council meeting he had appointed the following persons as members of the Rent Control Committee;- Colonel l. H. Tierney, C. S. Dillon, Edith Gardner, D. B. MacFayden, E. A. 38 Barette. The Mayor eocplained that the committee had met and chose Colonel : Tierney as permanent chairman but that no secretary had as yet been appoint- ed. A motion was made by Hawn and seconded by Koppe and carried that the Committee as appointed by &ayor Large be confirmed by the Council at this time. Mayor Large stated that the City had received a pumper from the O.C.D. I and that the Southern Pacific Co. was asking that the Council loan this pumper 392;) to the Railroad Co., for use in thier l~cation just outside of Eugene. A motion was made by Davis and seconded by Crumbaker and carried that the Southern Pacific be granted the use of this pumper under the same ,conditions as the one takenbt the Bethel Fire Distrimt except that the request for a bond from the Sou~ ern Pacific be eliminated. - ~