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351~ . - --_. - --~- --- _.. - -. ------ - . - - -- ~. - ~ - . - - - - - ----- - ~- -'-=~~----~---~~-----~~-~~~:;~om:~-:~~;:-~las-~~~~~~;d~-;~ed ~h~~-;~~~:S~'~~O~f-~~~~-::r~o~- -~m~:~~~ce -CO~~--~ -~-- ! for parking privileges for emergency vehicles at 59 W. 5th Avenue. 'Ne recomm- r' end that arrangements be n]Bde to rent ,sufficient space on city property abutting I 1.: the Ambulance Co. headquarters for the pa rking of ambulances and/or wrecking C:,;J !. cars only at a cost of two dollars per vehicle per month." C,,;'1 i: -~J ~. , ~r~'~ ~ \: It was moved by Johnson, se c onded by Koppe that the re port of the c oll1..rni ttee be ~.:~:J : adopted. Moti on ca rried. ~. , 15 I The report of the Fire and Water Committee was submitted as follows: r ! "Your committee on Fire and Water to whom was referred Counc il B,ill No. 15, a proposed amendment to Electrical Ordinance No. 8347, begs to report I: as follovvs: 1\ .' That your committee has met with the J:!;lectrical Board regarding this pro- I' posed erdinance and we recommend that Council Bill tt15 be referred to the I, Electrical Board for further consideration and recommendations to the Common Counci 1. " I', ! ~; It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Bailey that the report of the committee be . ~ adopted. Motion carried. :! P.EPOHTS OF OFFICERS: ! I, t 16 ~: The following repoF't was submitted by the lJity Manager: I J I' "The follovving is a report of acti vi ties'"together _ with recommenda tions I from trre off ice of the ei ty fVIanager. I j' Following a series of meetings with representatives from John Vl. Cunning- : ham and As socia tes of Portl and a pr01P'(])sal has been made for initiating a basic ;; sewer plan for the vi ty of .l;!;ugene at.'a cost of $3,000. It is the recommendation ;, of this office concurred in by the Council Sewer's Committee that the services ;. of Cunningham and Associates be secured for this work and an authorization given i; by the Council for the expenditures of necessary funds from the special sewer I Ii I levy accounL' ' :1 I ~: The report will cover the following services: I :, 1. Make a study of the sS'-ni tary sewage collection and disposal I ~ problems of Eugene. :; 2. Make -a study of the storm wa tel' collection and disposal ; problems. ;, :: 3. Review and bring up to date problems connected with the I ti treatment of sanitary sev.age and industrial waste. \' I ii 4. Prepare a basic plan for sanitary and storm sewer constr- I I uction which would serve as a guide for the city for many " i years to come. II 11 5. Determine the location and size of required trunk sewers, i~ pumping stations, etc., which might be found necessary as Ii a result of the studies outlined above. ;! I. k 6. Prepare estimates of quantities and cost for the facilities :j described and recommended in the proposed report. ;j i.: 7. Pre pare es tima tes of co st fo I' the opel at ion of sewage pWilp- I ~ ing and treatment facilities. :1 The contract covering the installation of the City Outlook sewer install- ! ; ation has been completed and the contractor's have begun work this week on the p V:ashington Street installa tion as recently approved by the City Council. !' ,,' I, The summer Playground Recreation Program is in full swing with 0. irector :; Harry Davis reporting an attendance of 3,000 children per week in the play- I :' ground and swimming classes. I:, j I: ! I!" I am advised by the of1'icials of the FPHA that their pla ns for the recon- i :, version of the 1\JIA center into one and two bedroo.r.n uni ts are progressing and , . I, bid s are being called for this wlDlrl}:. . It is anti cipa ted tha t 40 such uni ts will I I be provided to help relieve the serious housing shortage within the city. i ,. f This office has ready for consideration later in the meeting a new lease ' F for School Dis trict #4 under the terms of which the facilities of the Old . i Aviation Field, n~wly designated as the Eugene Air Park, will' be returned to : 1.'1 I 'j I, i' .1 , " , .....