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I I I I I ~ 145 C. M. UREY: East 52 feet Lot ?, Block 1, Driverton Addition to Eugene, Lane County, Oregon. ~ Property located on the North side of 18th Avenue between Hilyard and Alder Streets. ~~ Requested change from R-3 (Multiple Family) to R-2 (Any size apartment) classificat"on. OTIS V. GILMORE: Lots 19 and 20 in Block 13 in the First Addition to City Outlook, an Addition to Eugene, Lane County, Oregon. Property located at S. E. corner of 25th and Hilyard. Requested change from R-l (Single Family) to B-2 (Limited Business) classification. The Planning Commission on its own motion does hereby recommend to the Common Council of the City of Eugene that the entire block surrounded by East l?th and 18th Streets and Alder and Hilyard Streets be rezoned by appropriate Ordinance from R-3 (Multiple Family Dwelling) classification to R-2 (Any size apartment) classifi- cation. This recommendation is made because of the need of the community and the character of the land involved." ......~I<C It was moved by Johnson, seconded by Hawn that the report of the Planning Commissio be received and placed on file and that the recommendations contained therein be approved. Motion carried. A report of the Board of Health re: meat and milk inspection, was submitted 11 and read as follows: "The Board of Health for the City of Eugene meeting in regular session April 12, 1948 adopted the following motion: 'It was moved by Dr. Fox, seconded by Dr. Furrer that the Board of Health recommend to the Common Council that the milk ordinance for the City of Eugene be amended to provide for the collection from all licensed milk distributors milk inspection fees based on 1/2~ per pound of butter fat on all milk sold in the bottle and can trade within the City of Eugene as a means of providing necessary funds to support a rapidly expanding milk inspection program; and that the ordinance be further amended to make its provisions con- form to State Milk Sanitation regulations. Motion unanimously adopted. ' In submitting this recommendation, the Board desires to call the Council's attention to the increasingly heavy milk consumption within the City of Eugene which has made it necessary to extend dairy inspection to the coast area, Grants Pass and Mount Angel." It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the report of the Board be received and placed on file and that the matter be referred to the City Attorney for pre- paration of the requested ordinance amendments. Motion carried. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS 12 An application from the Oregon Electric Railway Company to construct a spur track across Filmore Street and on West Fifth Street, was submitted and read. "The Oregon Electric Railway Company hereby petitions your honorable body to grant to it a revocable permit to construct a railroad spur track across Filmore Street and on West Fifth Street, in the City of Eugene, Oregon, the center line of said spur track being described as follows: Beginning at a point in the center line of West Fifth Street, said point being the center line of the main track of the Oregon Electric Railway Company as now constructed and 12.8 feet east of the east line of Filmore Street; thence westerly through a 60 ft. lead, Number Seven turnout to the right ?O feet; thence on a 15 degree curve to the right through an angle of 50 12' 30" a distance of 34.? feet to the point of compound curve6 thence on a 15 degree curve to the left through an angle of 13 22' 30" a distance of 89.2 feet; thence tangent to last curve parallel with and 10 feet southerly from the north line of West Fifth Street a distance of 55.? feet. There is attached to this application and made a part hereof a plat drawn to scale upon which is shown the portion of said street desired to use for the spur." It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Hawn that the application be received and placed on file and that the necessary ordinance be submitted for approval. .. .~