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<br /> 14 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR BEER LICENSES, APPROVED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT, WERE SUBMITTED:
<br /> PAY'N TIIKIT GROCERY, 2595 S. W1LLAMETTE ST. Pl<G. STORE CLASS B ( TRII,NSFER) t;
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<br /> Yo.'"" DERYL'S TAVERN, 24 W. 8TH PKG. STORE B (TRANSFER)
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<br /> .--. DERYL'S T A V ERN, 24 W. 8TH RETAIL CLASS B (TRANSFER)
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY WELLS THAT THE APPL I CI\T IONS AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE DEPIIRT-
<br /> MEN T, BE ENDORSED.
<br /> 15 AN APPLICATION TO REZONE THE PROPERTY ON FILMORE STREET BETWEEN 7TH & 8TH AVENUES, FILE D BY
<br /> JEWEL A. NEWBURY, WAS SUBMITTED AND RE AD. I
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY CRIJMBAKER, SE CON DED BY BAILEY THIIT THE APPL ICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON
<br /> FILE AN D THE NECESSA~Y RESOLUTION DRAWN. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br /> 16 A LETTER FROM THE L.IINE COUNTY MILK DISTRIBUTORS ASSOCIATION WAS S U 13M I T TED AN D READ AS FOLLOWS:
<br /> liTHE LANE COUNTY MILK blSTRIBUTORS .
<br /> ASSOCIA~ION, WHICH HAS AS ITS MEMBERSHIP ALL THE
<br /> DAIRIES AND CREAMERIES, DISTRIBUTING MILK 1 N THE C IT Y OF EUGENE, HAVE AGREED TO PAY THE
<br /> BUTTERFAT ASSESSMENT FOR THE MONTH OF MA Y, BASED ON ONE-HALF A CENT A POllND OF BUTTERFAT.
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<br /> THIS ASSESSMENT IS, HOWEVER, PAID UNDER PROTEST, AND IN NO WAY OBLIGATE THE MEMBERS
<br /> TO MAKE ANY FURTHER PA YMENTS.
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<br /> WE RESPECTFULLY ASK THE M A YO R AND MEMBERS OF THE C I T Y COUNCIL TO RECONSIDER THIS
<br /> ORDINANCE, AS WE ARE OF THE OPINION A MORE SATISFACTORY AND EQUITABLE LICENSE CIIN BE
<br /> ARRANGED.
<br /> To THAT ENO, WE WiLL BE GLAD TO MEET WITH THE MA YOR AND THE CITY COUNCIL AT THEIR
<br /> REQUEST. II
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<br /> IT 1'1 AS MOVED BY BAILEY, SE CON OED BY HANNS T HA T THE LETTER BE RECEIVED AND FILED AND THE
<br /> MATTER REFE~RED TO THE HEALTH COMMITTEE AN D THE CITY MANAGER FOR FURTHER INVESTIGATION. :
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<br /> 17 A COMMUNICATION FROM MR. ANSEL E. HYLAND OF THE EUGENE PLANING MILL, SEEKING APPROVAL OF THE
<br /> COUNCIL FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A BLOWER PIPE IIND STEAM LINE A CROSS 3RD AVENUE, WAS SUBMITTED AND ,I
<br /> READ.
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY,HAWN, SECONDED BY CRU~"1 BAKER, THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND FILED
<br /> PUBLIC .
<br /> AN 0 THE MATTER R E FE R RED TO THE WOR KS COMMITTEE FOR STUDY AND REPORT. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br /> 18 A LETTER FROM THE EUGENE WATER BOARD - RE: PROPOSED VACATION OF NO RT H SOU T H ALLE Y BETWEEN
<br /> 10TH AND I I TH IN CHARNELTON AND L I NCOLl~ STREETS WAS SU BM I TTED AN D READ AS FOLLOWS:
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<br /> "THE BOA R D HAS BEEN AOVISED TH AT THE COUNCiL HAS BEEN REQUESTED TO V A C /I,T E ' THE NORTH-SOUTH
<br /> ALLE Y 1 N THE BLOCK BOUNDED BY TENTH AND ELEVENTH AND CHARNELTON AND LINCOLN STREETS. THE
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<br /> 130 A R 0, BY RESOLUTION, HAS INSTRUCTED THE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT-SECRETARY, ON BE HAL F OF THE
<br /> BOARD, TO PROTEST AGAINST THE VACATION.
<br /> OUR POLE LINE IN THIS ALLEY CARRIES ONE ~I,OOO VOLT MAIN FEEDER, TWO 2,300 VOLT DISTRI-
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<br /> BUT ION FEEDERS, FOUR STREET LIGHTING CIRCUiTS AND A SE CON DAR Y CIRCUIT (220/110 VOLTS) TO
<br /> SERVE THE BUILDINGS IN THE BLOCK. THE SECONDARIES AND SERIES STREET L I G "IT IN G CIRCUITS ARE
<br /> AL L AERIAL.
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<br /> THE CO ST OF CARRYING THE NORTH-SOUTH CIRCUITS ON POLES AROUND THE BLOCK OUT OF THE A LLE V
<br /> W OU L D BE FROM $4,000.00 TO $5,000.00. THE COST OF PLACING THEM UNDERGROUND WOULD BE FROM
<br /> FOUR TO F I V E TIMES THE COST PE R FO aT OF AERIAL CONSTRUCTION {l, T THE PRESENT T I ME.
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<br /> THE BOARD SUGGESTS:-
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<br /> I . THAT PL A NS ARE ALREADY MADE FOR THE REMOV Al OF TWO OF THE T HRE E POLES IN
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<br /> THE NORTH HA. LF OF THE AL LE V TOGETHER WITH THE STREET L I G HT IN G TRANSFORMERS
<br /> NOW MOUNTED THERE.
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<br /> THAT TALLE!~ POLE S CAN BE SET TO PROVIDE LEGAL CLEARANCE OVE R THE 32 FOOT
<br /> PASSAGEWAY STRUCTURE WH~CH WE UNDEHSTAND IS NOW PLANNED TO SPAN THE ALLEY.
<br /> THE MINIMUM BUILDING CLE ARAN CE IS SPECIFIED BY A, NATIOI'JAL SAF.ETY CODE. THE
<br /> CO ST OF THAT CHAN GE WOULD BE NOMINil,L.
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<br /> 3. THAT THE C IT Y, IN LIEU OF VACATING THE ALLE Y, MIIY GRAN T A CONsTRUCTION PERMIT, I
<br /> WHICH WILL BE IN THE N A T U RE OF II REVOCABLE AND/OR LIMITED TERM AGREEMENT. IT
<br /> IS CONCEIVABLE THAT FUTURE DEVELOPMENTS AND MATERIALS, AT SOME FUTURE TIME, MAY
<br /> MAKE UNDERGROUND CONSTRUCTION ECONOMICAL AND ADVISABLE IN THIS SECT I ON ,OF THE
<br /> CITY. THE LOCATION OF PERMANENT BUILDINGS IN THE ALLEY WOULD~ AT LEAST MAKE THE
<br /> INSTALLATION VERY MUCH MORE COSTLY. THE ALTERNATE CONSTRUCTIONS OF GOING
<br /> AROUND THE BLOCK, AERIAL OR UNDERGROUND, WOULD INCHEASE THE COST TO THE CITIZENS
<br /> OF E U GE NE SEVE RAL THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS.
<br /> 4. COUNCIL ACTION ON THIS VACATION REQUEST MAY BE COME A PRECEDENT. To THE BEST
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<br /> OF OUR KNOWLEDGE, NO PREVIOUS VACATION I NVOLV I NG THE ROUTING OF MAIN FEEDERS
<br /> TO A SUBSTATION IN HEAVILY LOADED A RE A S HAS BEEN GRANTED. II
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