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,.,.. 346 I -.. -.~-~-- ,---~-------- ~_._-_._-~--~._-------- - ---_._--~-----~------~-- ~ _ ___ _ _' __ _,_ __ ,....... _..,_'w __ --;:-- :;.-t-.- _.-:; ~'_-,--:, _---:-::_-==.-~~~-;:::.::.._::_:--~.::-__:__ ::--_~-=-==---=-__~--=-=-~.:;-:;:::~ -Z---~-.-:-_--'-";__-~-_~_--::,-:-...-=-------:;".-:-:--....:"'::-~ --:;'~--:.' - .---- --~..;::~-.......:..-=..--+---:---'--' budget for 1944-45, for the following purposes: One new Industrial Case Tractor with Detroit Mower One Flexible Power-Drive for sewer rod ding One 4B-SL Street Marker with spray attachment ,~~ :~, '~'r;;' $1,044.00 290.00 428.00 1 The, above it ems are badly ne eded in our Ma intenanc e Depa rtment, and will provide the necessary means of spe eding up various phases of our street and sewer ma int.enanc e work. ,. On Friday, June 1, your sewer committee met with Mr. Carl Green of the con- sul tant firm of Cunningha1Jl and Associa,tes of Portland, and final arrangements, are being completed for the master sewer plan survey for the City. It is hoped that this work can be completed within the next sixty to ninety days. Organization of the summer playground recreation program is under way and it is pro posed tha t the City will par tici.pa te to the ex.tent of money s available from its sp ecial playground levy fund. Plans call, for the operation of 12, playgrounds within the City, and the use of the University swimming pools. The ~nitial allot- ment to the Eugene Program from moneys contributed to date by public' subscription is $2,000.00. In connection with the application of Coburg area residents for bus service, our offic e is advised tha t a serie s of puplic hearings on the applica tion of the East Side Bus Company to provide such service is being conducted. School District No.4 has indicated its 'desire to terminate present lease of old aviation field and buildings in favor of a new lease in which the Vocational School would retain the use of the main hangar building at the field. Owing to the fact that the old municipal field is being opened for training flyers, I feel tha t it is to the best interests of the City to regain control of the fie ld proper, in order that such flying activity can be regulated, and return certain revenues to the City. This office requests permission of the Council to negotiate a new lease. On June 1 this office was advised by the Board of Education that the matter of vacation of streets in the proposed high school area was still pending before the Board, and that final action would probably be delayed until the return of one board member now out of the City. I The Park Department has been advised by th e Federal Public Housing Authority I that it desires the removal of one old temporary building on the N.Y.A. site. This building is 18 x 30, of crude frame, and paper construction. It is hereby requested thet the Common Council authorize the Manager's office to sell this building to the highest and best bidder for cash. It Motion by Davis, seconded by Hawn that the report be approved and the recommenda- ti ons contained' therein be adopted by the Corrmon Council. Motion carried. The reports of the City Engineer on the proposed opening of 8th Avenue West ; from Chambers st. to Garfield St., and of the alley between 7th Avenue ,and 8th I Avenue West from the West line of Hallock Addition to Garfield St. were submitted. Motion by Crumbaker, seconded by Davis that the report be approved. Motion carried. The following bills for the month of May were submitted, and upon motion ~7 were ordered paid. On roll call, all Councilmen present voting AYE: I I Aetna Life Ins. Co. : Aetna Life Ins. Co. ! John Fields, Recorder Pacific Hospital Assoc. Eugene Hospital & Clinic i Lane Co. & Nat'l War Fund . John Fields, Recorder 'First National Bank 'Eugene Public Library tAAA Emergency Towing iRe A. Babb Hardware : Blue Bird Packing Co. : Boehnke Printing Co. : Jim Brannen Tire Co. r The Broa dway Bryons Cash Market C & S Electric Co. iEugene Register Guard i Carlson,Hatton & Hay : Central Heating Co. : Central Heating Co. Columbia Equipment Co. ,Roy Copping \ Cressys Book Store ~ '. GENERAL FUND ... 144.59 39.60 2.70 54.00 22.00 5.00 68~fZ0 IID95.10 1141.67 5.15 46.92 8.96 114.15 13.65 6.00 8.01 .80 1.73 6.83 30.96 11.75 282.50 14.00 18.45 4.00 10 . 50 21.85 .50 .24 32.40 9.00 9.56 25.20 Ass'n 42.00 51.88 133.25 2484.76 42.00 46.34 7.38 158.88 21.76 55.00 6.10 13.90 1.00 5.16 14.60 I Del Rey Cafe Donald C. Dickey Glendon Dotson Day & Nite Garage Elliott Implement & Seed Eugene Concrete Pipe Co. Eugene Hotel Eugene Laundry Eugene Oil Coop Eugene Police Officers Eugene Register Guard Eugene Sa~d & Gravel Eugene Water Board Eugene Water Board Eugene Water Board Eugene Water Board John'Fields, Treasurer S. B. Finegan Dr. E. D. Furrer J. K. Gill Co. Godlove the Plumber Goodrich Silvertown A. C. Haag & Co. Geo. A. Halton Co. Co.