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~28 __._ _.. - - .. ~... - - __ - - - - _. .. - - .. - .. __ ___ - __ - .... - __ .. .. __ - ___ _0. .. __.. ___ ."-" _ _ -_._---._- -.- --- -_.. ~-_.. "-" ..- _ _ ---..--.,,--- --- ~- ...- ----------- ---.- --.- _. .--------- -- ._--_._-- ..----.-------.- .. -..~. ~::::_.~-___._--.-_-._:... .__-:.-_---___ _ .-__-.--:- '":::'._."-_.-::".__ ,- -r-.- --_.~. --;--,-- -.;.L7..___-. -~'..- -.-._ ~__: ---h _ ___._~___.~~.':::~"";;:...._ -::':--. ~_ .~.__-_:":..__:._- --'''''If--.'--'--:-':. ___________ I " REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMJISSIONS t f ~. -- 4 A report of the Board of Appeals was submitted and read as follows: II ::,~:~ "A meeting of the 'Board of Appeals was held Augus t 22, 1947 at 5 WO P. M.; in the office of the Building Departmerit. ~ (\~ !' OC The I?oard met to consider a request from Warren Korstad of the OREGON Ii ADVERTISER to rezone the South side of 13th Avenue West wi thin the Lane County I' Fair Grounds, for the purpose of erecting four 6utdoor poster panel~ (billboards) approxima tely 5 t -6" x 12' -a" . ;: ;- Since the property is in the single family residence zone, 'the Board denied" I the request." It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Bailey that the report of the Board be re- ceived and placed on file and that the recommendation be approved. Motion carried. I, PETITIONS AND COMMtJl\TJ:CATIONS ;: A petition signed by Harry McAdams and Gl~nn Smeed requesting concrete curb 5 and gutter, asphalt paving and cement sidewalk on 15th Avenue West from Lawrence to Washington Streets, was submitted. ' i It was moved by Crwnb4ker, seconded by Johnson that the -petition be received and ': placed on file and tha~ the City Attorney be instructed to prepare the necessary ~ improvement ordinances provided that the petition is supported by signatures re- i: presenting 51% of the pro,perty 'owners to be assessed for the improvement and pro- : vided further that the metter of title to an 8\foot ~trip abutting the proposed ~ improvement and now owned by the City of Eugene\be deeded to the 'abutting property : owners or dedicated for stre'et purposes to relieve the City of any assessment for the improvement. Motion cari~~d. . .~ 11 A communication from the -Directors of the Eugene Chamber of Commerce re: :' 6 peddlers ordinance and banning of carnival attractiops, was submitted and read as ~ follows: i: "Recently the Retail Merchants DiVision of the Eugene Chamber of cormn'erce met : I and took action upon two proposals, one concerning their recommendatIon for adoptiont of a city ordinance regulating and controlling solicitations in the City of Eugene; , the second recommending against granting permission for carnivals to set up and , operate wi thi.n the City Limits of Eugene. : I o · Both of these measures are amplified as to discussion in the attached copy of ;: the minutes of the last regular meeting of the Eugene Retail Merchants Division. " The recommendations of the Retail group were submitted to an official meeting . of the Board of Directors of the Eugene Chamber of Commerce: held Thursday noon, " August 13, 1947, at which time approval of the Boara was expressed for the Retail Division's report, and I was instructed to forward their request in these two in- stances for c'onsideration of the Eugene City Council at it t S next meeting. I' Your cooperation in bringing this recommendation to the next city council ,: meeting will be app'reciated. ff . : I I It was moved by Johnson, seconded by Crwnbaker that the communication be received " and praced on file and that the matter of prohibiting carnivals within the City : limits be referred to the Judiciary Committee of the Council for report and recom- mendation. . . I, A communication from Chief Pittenger re: suspension of taxi-cab drivers I 7 license of Perry A. Miller was submitted by the City Manager who recommended that the Council concur in the proposed suspension.' ( j' . :) "In reply to your memo of August 19 concerning the suspension of license I to operate taxi-cab for Perry A.' Miller. ~: i I would call your attention to the fact that this conviction was not in ' the Municipal Court, but under the provisions of Ordinance #8906, Section 7, the , Council has the right to suspend or revoke licenses held by taxi-cab companies and I drivers for violations of the city ordinances, state or feueral laws. I, therefore, a&ain recommend that this man's taxi-cab drivers license be suspended by the Common , Council for a period of 60 days after conviction on a charge of illegal sale of ' intoxicating liquors." . .; :. - It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Johnson that the Council suspend the license ;, of Perry Miller for a period of 60 days, effective August 25, 1947. ~ L I, I' l I: ;1 ~