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<br />not beleive that city annexation would sufficiently benefit property owners in
<br />this area, and that we oppose annexation to the City' of Eugene, and that we
<br />herewith make' request to the C'ity Council of Eugene that theissue pertaining to
<br />annexation shall not be sumitted to qualified voters on the June 22 ballot.
<br />We herewith certify that we are resident property owners in the area
<br />described above."
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<br />Upon motion the communication and petition was ordered received and placed on
<br />.1 file. Motion carried.
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<br />A petition of V.E. Williams and 9 others seekinginsta~lation of a sewer
<br />to serve properties on 1st avenue, between Jackson and Adams, was submitted and
<br />read as follows:
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<br />"We the' undersigned property owners do hereby petition the City Council
<br />of the City of Eugene, Oregon, for asewer to serve the properties on 1st avenue
<br />between Jackson and Adams and for the purpose of eliminating the septic tanks
<br />in this area, which are a hazard to the public health."
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<br />Motion by Johnson, seconded by Davis that the petition be granted and that the
<br />necessary ordinances be prepared. Motion carried.
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<br />A communication from the Veterans or Foreign Wars relative to use of City
<br />property was submitted and read as follows:
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<br />"Willamette Post 293, Vl1V has secured th~ Browning Carnival Company for
<br />Eugene on the week of June 4th. We have the license from the County and have
<br />rented the Fairgrounds for the pnrpose of holding this carnival..
<br />We are asking permission fram you to do as we did 1st year; that is, to
<br />allow part of the carnival to extend within the city limits. The reason for
<br />, asking this is that we can make better use of parking facilities for' the con-
<br />venience of the public."
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<br />Motion by Hawn, seconded by Crumbaker that the request be granted. Motion
<br />carried.
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<br />Rooming House License application of Ella Durkee, 453 Willamette Street,
<br />approved by Police, Fire, and Health Authorities, was submitted and upon motion
<br />the license was ordered granted. Motion carried.
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<br />Ordinances:
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<br />Council Bill number 4, the ptandard Milk Ordinance was presented for the
<br />3rd reading as amended. Motion by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the ordinance be!
<br />read the third time by title and placed for final passage. All Councilmen pre-
<br />sent voting AYE, absent Bailey. The ordinance was declared passed and numbered
<br />8821.
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<br />Council Bill Number 5, Revision of Electrical Code, was presented for the
<br />second reading. The City Manager reported that the Electrical Inspection Board
<br />was withdrawing the bill in favor of an amendment to the present code ordinance
<br />number 8347. Motion by Crumbaker, seconded by Hawn that Council Bill Number 5 I'
<br />be referred to the Fire and Water Committee. Motion carried. '
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<br />Council Bill number 10, Rezoning Southeast corner, 13th and ~live, was pre!
<br />sented. Motion by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the ordinance be passed to its I
<br />second and third readings by unanimous consent of the Council, by title, under
<br />suspension of the rules, and be placed for final passage. All Councilmen'ij I
<br />present voting AYE, absent Bailey. The ordinance was declared passed and number-
<br />ed 8822.
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<br />Council Bill Number 11; set-back lines on 5, 6, 7, 8, 11 & 13 streets was
<br />presented. Motion by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the ordinance be passed to
<br />,its second reading; that by unanimous consent of the Council it be passed to
<br />its third reading, by title, under suspension of the rules, andbe placed for I
<br />final passage. All Councilmen present voting AYE, absent Bailey. The ordinance,
<br />was declared passed and numbered 8823.
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<br />Council Bill number-12, Rezoning Packardts addition, was presente~ for
<br />its second reading. Motion by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the ordinance be
<br />passed to its. second and third readings, by title, under suspension of the rUlesl
<br />and,be placed for final passage. All Councilmen present voting AYE, absent
<br />Bailey. The ordinance was.declared passed and numhered 8824. I
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<br />~, Council Bill Number 13, adoption of Uniform Traffic Act, sections 115-301 to
<br />115-3101 of OCLA,was presented. Motion by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that'the
<br />ordinance be read the first time. Motion carried, Motion by Koppe, seconded
<br />by Hawn that the ordinance be passed to its second and third readings, by title t
<br />under suspension of the rules. and be placced for final passage. All Councilmen~
<br />present voting AYE, absent Bailey. The ordinance was declared passed and numb-
<br />ered 8825.
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