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Mr. Leech , ( 28)1 addressed the Council at this time and stated that he thought the south I boundary line should be changed from 24th to 23rd.. That the 24th street I I took in a wooded. district and was not satisfactory for a roadway but that by moving the line one block north a street could be extended to the west I line of the proposed annexation. Paul Deautremont stated that the district ! south of the amazon was only acreage and that he objected to it being included i in the annexation. Mr. Edward S. Sawyer sta~ed objections to included the I I industrial area on the north end of the proposed tract and recommended that r this left out. It was stated that the people objecting to the annexation had no opportunity to discuss the boundaries of the districts to be voted in and Mr. Hayden explained that there had been meetings and'referred to a meet- ing held in the Morman Temple at which the Sanitation means had been discussed and that he felt there had been plenty of opportunity for objections. It was explained that the Council was interested in the proposal only to clean I up the sanitary conditions; that there were open sewers and that something I would have to be done. Mayor Large explained that if this district was not annexed the sewer sanitation would have to be taken care of in some way at an early date either by the County or Federal Authorities as it was a,menace to the public health as it now stands. At this time a resolution signed by W. J. Cloyes, Secretary, and dated October 23rd was Read. This was the unanimous report of the Executive Comm- I itteeand Sewer and Sanitation Committee of the Central Lane County Planning I I Council. Tfuis resolution was in support of the annexation of the outlying j districts on account of sanitary conditions and Mr. Cloyes addressed the I Council calling attention to the sanitary conditions and the open s~wers that need attention. Councilman Farrington stated that he and Councilman Crum- baker had gone over the boundaries of the proposed district during the after- noon and that there was open sewers and that he wished to support what Mr. Cloyes had stated about the sanitary conditions which need.correction. Councilman Davis stated that the matter should be held up to make further I study and Mayor Large stated that both Mr. Cloyes and Dr. Lindgren were , present and would give the Council any information desired and that it was I I his suggestion that a descision should be made at this time. Councilman I I Bailey stated that he beleived some boundary chages should be made and ~avored I referring the matter to an appropraite committee. After some further discussion , a motion was made by Bailey and seconded by Davis and carried that the matter ,i be referred to the Sewer Committee to make further investigation and report :1 back at the next Council meeting. , At this time the resignation of Colonel James H. Tierney as Chairman of the Fair Rent Committee was read. A motion was made by Farrington and 29 : seconded by Koppe that the resignation be accepted and that the Council extend , to Colonel Tierney their sincere thanks for the services rendered. On vote I the motion was carried. Mayor Large stated that at this time he wished to appoint Mr. M. H. , - 30 : Stewart as a member of the Rent Control Committee and a motion was made by Koppe and seconded by Stewart that the appointment be confirmed. On vote the motion was carried. r . I The matter of the resignation of C. C. Ball as a member of the Fire 31 ! Department which had been referred from the last Council meeting was brought up at this time. Councilman Stewart explained that he had met with the Fire Chief and the Asst. Fire Chief in which they had talked over the situation and that the committee wished to clear the Department and the Chief of any wrong doing to regard to the matter and that it was the reoommendation of the committee that the resignation of Mr. Ball be accepted. A motion was made by Stewart and seoonded by Barette and carried that the resignation be accepted. The Recorder reported that the J. H. Baxter Lumber Co., had paid the 32 initial payment of $100.00 for the f.ire protection for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1945. Departmental reports for the month of September 'of the Eugene Water I 33 Board and Eugene Public Lihrary were ordered placed on file. The Curb Cut requests of Harry Osborn, 1825 Washington; L. H. Greene, 039 Monroe Street; and Agnes L. Haffner, 1492 East 23rd. all for 12 foot cut 34 were approved by the Council as recommended by the City Engineer: The Cu:b- cut request of Jim Morton, 559 Olive Street, 12 foot cut was denled at thlS time owing to the recommendation of the City Engineer. ~