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~~ U'U -- -- ~ , - ~ --. ---- --- -- -- -~-.- - - ---------------- - ------------- ----- SWIMMING POOL FUND INTERSECTION FUND I C. P. Tillman Co. $ 971.02 E. J. Mitchell $ 39.04 c:.., Eugene Plumbing & Heating 53.11 :N Eugene Lane County Assn. 97.65 Daily Journal of Commerce 25.20 DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT FUND -,01; \. John W. Cunningham 357.11 ~' Bureau of Labor 15.00 Werner & Jeske 5,454.72 Stien Brothers 5,759.75 Del R. Beebe Construction 15,587.82 Stien Brothers 6,003.15 Del R. Beebe Construction 8,107.73 I Wiltshire's 14.00 Acme Construction Company 3,646.30 John Fields, City Treas. 48.00 Acme Construction Company 3,673.08 Del R. Beebe Construction 3,795.72 FIRE EQUIPMENT FUND Del R. Beebe Construction 8,372.69 Acme Construction Company 5,478.01 R & G Mfg. Company 454.00 Jacobs & Christensen 264.50 American-laFrance Foamite 163.00 Elmer Williams 66.25 SPECIAL SEWER FUND EQUIPMENT RESERVE FUND Del R. Beebe Construction 715.89 Beebe, Werner & Jeske 677.33 Howard-Cooper Corporation 1,000.00 Daily Journal of Commerce 90.25 Kendall Motor Company 1,636.10 It was moved by Johnson, seconded by Davis that the bills be approved and the proper City officials be authorized to issue warrants in payment of the same. Rollcall - All Councilmen present voting AYE. Hawn and Allen absent. REPORTS OF BOARDS AND CO}~SSIONS 10 A report of the Board of Appeals was submitted and read as follows: "A meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the office of the Building Department on October 10, 1947 at 5:00 P.M. The following petitions were received and recommendations made: I 1. Petition of Mr. Landers - representing Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hoven - as architect, for permission to maintain extra apartment in single family dwelling to be built on Onyx Street between 21st and 22nd Avenues. The Board recommends that the request be held for further study. 2. Petition of Mrs. Ward, 2527 Aga te St., for variance of setback to accom- modate garage--this being a new structure on an existing foundation. This petition was referred to the City Attorney for an opinion as to the legality of rebuilding a nonconforming structure - as to setback. '3. Petition of Mr. R. E. Harrell, 708 Washington St., again requesting waiver of setback line on 7th Avenue for the purpose of constructing a service station. The establish~d'set-back is sixteen feet, and the Board stands on its previous action denying the variance. 4. Petition of Mr. Hoffman, 887 Willamette St., for a waiver of setback at the southeast corner of 24th Ave. East and Alder St. Since there is a proposed widening of 24th Avenue being considered, the Board withholds any recommendation until widening proceedings have been settled. 5. A petition from Mr. Ali Sivrioglu, 715 East 13th Avenue, to conduct a popc orn and confec tionery concession wi thin the Busin'ess District. Said concession I would be a nonconforming trailer-type building, and would be portable. The lo- cation is 43 West lOth Avenue, in the rear of Seymour's Cafe. The Board has referred this matter to the Council for permission to conduct this concession in the type of building requested. The petition is attached hereto. It was moved by Davis, seconded by Johnson that the report of the Board of Appeals be received and placed on file and that the recommendations No. 1, 2, 3 and 4 be 1 approved. Motion carried. It was further moved by Bailey, seconded by Davis that recommendation No. 5 as contained in the Board report be referred to the Public Safety Committee. A report of the Planning Commission re: vacation of a part of Inavale Street, 11 was submitted and read as follows: "The City Planning Commission begs to report that it has considered the appli- cation of Mr. R. W. Martin for the vacation of a part of Inavale Street heretofore P!esented to the Common Council and by the Council referred to the Planning Com- mission and Street Committee of said City, and respectfully recommends the approval of the petition and the institution on the City's own motion of the vacation of the are~ of said street as petitioned." ...t