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~ 37 - - - -- - - -- ~- ---. ~--- - - ---- This service will operate on a 40 minute interval over the following route. From the Danebo School on the Elmira Road via Elmira Road, Highway 99, Seventh St., I Oak St., 8th to Willamette. Returning from 8th and Willamette, 5th St., Olive, 6th, Highway 99, Elmira Road to the Danebo School. ~.l.j ""] The first bus will leave the Danebo School at 6:42 A.M. daily except Sundays " and Holidays. (Sundays and Holidays at 8:02 A.M.) Service will be an 40 minute ., , " headway to 11:55 P.M. The first bus leaving Eugene will be at 6:20 A.M. and then every 40 minutes until 11:40 P.M. Individual schedules for the public distribution will be in the drivers hands for the convenience of the public." I It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Wells that the communication be received and placed on file. 14 A communication from Donald Dickey, Rodent Control Supervisor, was submitted and read as follows: "This is to confirm our discussion regarding the Rodent Control work for the Ci ty of Eugene. . As I told you, I am planning on turning in my resignation to the Fish and Wildlife Service and doing rodent control on a contract basis for the cities par- ticipating in the work in Lane County. This change would not entail any additional funds from the city above what has already been budgeted for rodent control work. Also, there would be no change in my responsibilities as rodent control officer for the City of Eugene. , Mr. L. M. Cheney and I are forming an organization to be known as the Professional Rodent Control Service, and under that name we would like to make you this proposition on the rodent control work. Starting on September 15th there will be $2730.00 left in the rodent control fund which we would like to have divided into monthly payments of i273.00 each. For this monthly payment we would furnish bait supplies, transportation, and other materials to be used for the rodent control work and furnish the City with the same type of service that I have endeavored to furnish under the present setup." I It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Bailey that the communication be received and placed on file and the City Manager and City Attorney be instructed to negotiate an agreement with Mr. Dickey for continuation of rodent control services for the City of Eugene for the balance of the fiscal year. 15 A communication fron the C.A.A., was submitted and read as follows: "We wish to advise, as a result of discussion with you, Mr. Sweet, and Mr. Snyder, and after making a physical survey and reviewing the master plan for the development of the Eugene Airpark, it is the informal opinion of this office that the proposal, if carried to completition, would constitute a hazard to aerial navigation. The above conclusion is premised on proposed relocation of the north-south runway. If' the project were to be abandoned it is quite possible that the smoke- stack and antenna in connection with proposed armory could be so located and marked that they would not be considered as serious hazards. Should you desire assistance in determining whether or not the north-south runway should be relocated and put into active use and also for a definite decision on the above matter we suggest you contact Mr. Don Harper, Civil Aeronautics Ad~ ministration, District Airport Office, 460 High Street, Salem, Oregon. If this,office can further assist, we will gladly do so upon request from you." I It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Bailey that the communication be received and placed on file. 16 Various rooming house applications were submitted as follows: Walter V. Dennis, 140 VI. 6th George P. Forslund, 1900 W. 6th Hugo Melba Fikka, 969 Franklin Blvd. Mr. & Mr s. W. C. Leuthold, 571 W. 6th I It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Johnson that the applications as approved by the Police, Fire and Health Departments be approved. Motion carried. I? A communication from the Eugene Water Board re: condemnation of properties, was submitted and read as follows: "I have been directed by the Eugene Water Board to request the Common Council to pass a Resolution directing proceedings be coramenced in eminent domain for the condemnation of 1.21 acres owned of record by L. G. Raish and Myrtle Raish, for use of the City of Eugene for water transmission pipe line and electrical transmission and distribution lines and other structures as may be required incidental thereto: .. 5.'" _.~ ...~.- -