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~2!J8 _ ...___~::.....=....- - --- --- _~- ~--=-- :-c:-::--- -~-- ---:- "7"" - - - ~- -~:::-~ ~ --.-'_~ --:--- _';"-~-' _- _-_~-_'-~~-~ -"-,--""'L-"~--,:--.~ -:;:- - -:-:---- --C-:"::-. -,--~_-~.::___:_=_:_~:---~ -~~ ~.__:!'":":.:__-_::_::____~=_ -------:--. --=--:::_". _____ ___-~-_=-,. ~ __ _ ___ __.___ _~__ _.~___ __ __ .~rc==--- A-communiq~: ;rom Mrs. HaZel-Akin, 'll?~:e-s~~~thwas -read~tt:iS -~~--="==_.- I time. N~s. Akin stated that he husband was in the service and was asking r': ! permission for she and her 3 children to sleep in a trailer-house which was I ~: I rented and was placed in the drive-way of her parentss place at the above ;:..:...... I address. She stated that her husband was asking for a Medical Discharge and !~i that other arrangements would be made as soon as possible; that as soon as ~ ~i the weather permitted this trailer would be removed from the drive-way to the zg. back of the lot at the above address. It was suggested that the sleeping in i this trailer did not actually violate the trailer house ordinance as they were : --not living in the trailer during. the, day. A motion was made by Davis and : seconded by Hawn that this temporary permit for the sleeping quarters should I be granted. On vote the motion was carried. I I , , On motion made by Farrington, and seconded by Hawn, the 'following resolu- tion was adopted by the Council: '.,' I WHEREAS, an election was held in the City of Eugene and in the proposed annexeq I territory upon the proposal to annex what is known as the Westmoreland Territo~y : and the old City Airport which election was held on December 20, 1944, and I 30: WHEREAS, the Common Council has canvassed the returns of the election according ~ to law NOW THEREFORE, be it resolved by the Common Council of the City of Eugene that the Mayor and City Recorder pro tem be and they are hereby required to prepare and sign on behalf of the Common Council of the City of Eugene, the report of the canvass of the Common Council of the Election returns of said special City Election aforesaid. , , Councilman Koppe reported at this time that he had been unable to gej:it. .' ': a meeting with the School Board regarding the outlet for Pearl Street south of i 19th and that he understood~t was the intention of the School Board to stand I on previous reports. A motion was made by Councilman Koppe and sedonded by , Davis that on account the ordinance which had its first reading on December ll~h 31; regarding the vacation of streets and alleys in the School Board and UniverstiYi property south of 19th be not considered at this time. On vote the motion was carried. , i On motion made by Hawn and seconded by Farrington the following resolut~on I I was adopted by the Council:' I I I BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Coundil of the City of Eugene that the' City RecoDjder - i be and he is hereby notified to publish notice of a proposed ordin~nceto amen~ ~ Ordinance No. 8514, heretofore aforesaid enacted, granting to the Oregon Electr.ic 32i Railway Co., a corporation, its successors and assigns, a franchise to operate in the City of Eugene, by amending Section 4 of said ordinance to read as follows: "Section 4. The motive power employed for operating cars and loco- ~ motives upon such tracts shall be electrically or electric-deisel." Said Notice shall recite that the ordinance will come up for its first reading at the meeting of the Common Council at the Council Chambers of the City Hall -In Eugene, Oregon, at 7:30 G)'!:tflock P.,M. of January 22, 1945. , On motion made by Farrington and seconded by Hawn, the following resol- ution was adopted by the Council: . ' BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL of the City-of-Eugene that the Mayor and City Recorder be and they are hereby authorized and directed to execute end 33: behalf of the City of Eugene tne annexed contract betwe,en the City of Eugene '10. and Frank W. Scobert and Pearl V. Scobert. It was suggested that the formal ceromony should be arranged for the meeting January 8th for the installation of the new MaY9r and 3 new Council- men. On motion the Council adjourned. " ' . . . I '\ . I l