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""lllllll 85 -~ -. -."- - --- - - - --- - - -- ~- - - - -- - _u . - -- -- -- - - - --- - - An application for rooming house license at 1006 Taylor St. was submitted by I 9 Mrs. Verna Nystrom. 00 It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Crumbaker that the application as approved by ::;, the Police, Fire and Health Departments be endorsed. Motion carried. . '.I -, . The following applications for renewal of beer and liquor licenses for the 10 year 1948, were submitted. PACKAGE STORE CLASS "A" PACKAGE STORE CLASS "Bn I University Pharmacy, ?98 E. 11th Elks Lodge, 86 West ?th Robinson's Cafe, 550 East 13th Ave. Oregon Tavern, 535 Willamette St. RETAIL BEER CLASS "B" Robinson's Cafe, 550,E. 13th RETAIL BEER CLASS "C" Oregon Tavern, 535 Willamette Howard's Korner, 101 W. ?th Snappy Service Cafe, 453 Willamette Bev's Barbecue, 1900 West 6th Ave. CLUB LICENSE Elks LOdge, 86 West ?th It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Hanns that the applications as approved by the Chief of Police, be endorsed. Motion carried. An application from the Olsen Auto Wreckers for Car Dealer license renewals 11 for 1948, was submitted. It was moved by"Hawn, seconded by Hanns that the application as approved by the Chief of Police, be endorsed. Motion carried. A oommunication from the Oregon State Sanitary Authority re: sewage treatment 12 plant, was submitted and read as follows: "At its regular meeting in Portland on November 24, the State Sanitary Authority reviewed the status of the state-wide program for the installation of municipal I sewage treatment works which must be constructed by cities who now use public waters of the state of Oregon for the disposal of domestic sewage and other wastes. The Sanitary Authority considers that your city has made reasonable progress either in planning for construction of sewage treatment works or in the adoption of a fiscal program to defray the cost of construction when conditions permit. Inasmuch as your city, however, discharges its wastes into a stream where pOllution problems are serious, every effort should be made to undertake construction of your sewage treatment works at an early date. In the meantime, the Authority desires that you furnish them before their special meetint to be held in Portland on January 10, 1948, an up-to-date report on the status of your sewerage project. This report should indicate the status of plans for your sewerage project which include intercepting sewers, pumping stations, treatment works, the estimated cost of the proposed sewerage project, together with the plan by which your city proposes to finance the construction of such sewage works, and the amount of moneys accumulated in sinking funds and set aside to finance such sewerage works construction. Your cooperation in furnishing the Authority with the requested information will be greatly appreciated." It was moved by Johnson, seconded by Crumbaker that the communication be received and placed on file and the necessary information be submitted as requested. Motion carried. I 13 A communication from the Vregon Motor Stages, was submitted and read as follows: "The Oregon Motor Stages, after long negotiations with its city line drivers and shop employees in the cities of Eugene and Salem, has entered into a new wage contract wherein the men will be paid an additional ten cents (lO~) an hour over and above the present wage scale. This contract becomes effective January 1, 1948. In keeping with our policy to continue to give to the City of Eugene service as in the past, and to prevent work stoppages which would be detrimental to the citizens I of the city, this wage increase was granted in full knowledge that the pr~sent revenues do not and will not justify the increase. \. In the interest of continued service to the citizens and the maintenance of a high standard of service it is mandatory that we grant this increase. Inasmuch as the Oregon Motor Stages are the only city operations in the State of Oregon-main- taining the present low rate of fare in the face of tremendous increases in the cost of material, supplies and wages we do not believe it is at all out of line for this company to make a request to you and your council for increases in the present rate of fare. ----- ~