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1 I. 1 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 1 ~~ 3~o AN EASEMENT CANNOT BE SECURED ON THE NETTIE BRUSH ESTATE WITHOUT A COURT ORDER BUT THE ADMINISTRATOR OF THE ESTATE HAS INDICATED HIS WHOLE HEARTED SUPPORT. OF THE REMAINING 22 PROPERTY OWNERS, 8 OEFINITELY PROMISED TO SIGN EASEMENTS AT A MEETING OF THEIR GROUP LAST FRIDAY EVENING. W (.J1 ::.H THERE REMAINS THEN OF THE 74 TOTAL PROPERTIES INVOLVED, 14 WHO HAVE NOT INDICATED A DESIRE TO SIGN EASEMENTS OF THEIR PROPERTY AND HAVE GIVEN A WIDE VARIETY or REASONS FOR NOT DOING 80. . , . ~.. . / ..',. KOKE-CHAPMAN, AS YOU KNOW, HAVE ALREADY FILLED IN PART OF THEIR PROPERTY BUT HAVE OFFERED AN EASEMENT ON THE REMAINING PART. \_"ot WOODRUFF WANTS To NARROW THE RA~E BY A PARTIAL FILL ALONG HIS PROPERTY. HARLOW ROSE AUTO COURT BOTH HAVE REFUSED AN EASEMENT BUT AS THEIR PROPERTY ONLY COMES TO SOUTH BANK OF THE RACE, AN EASEMENT MAY NOT BE NECESSARY. HYLAND SAYS SHE WILL SIGN AN EASEMENT AFTER ALL OTHERS HAVE SIGNED. KIRKPATRICK REFUSES TO GIVE AN EASEMENT UNLESS HE IS ASSURED HIS PROPERTY WILL NEVER BE CONDEMNED. DUNN MAY SIGN LATER. WHITELOCK HAS NO OBJECTION TO WATER IN MILLRACE BUT DOESN'T WANT TO GIVE AN EASEMENT. MCARTHUR IS NOT IN PHYSiCAL CONDITION TO DISCUSS LEGAL MATTERS. 10. MCCLINTIC - VERY ELDERLY COUPLE WHO DON'T WANT TO BE BOTHERED. II. GRANDAHL - DOUBTrUL 12. GVCKENA - WANTS TO SELL PROPERTY FIRST. 13. (BALHEIZER 14.'(MARTIN HAVE NO OBJECTION TO WATER IN RACE BUT WANT SOME FINANCIAL HELP ON FILL FOR BRIDGE tROM THE ABOVE REPORT IT WOULD SEEM THAT THERE ARE ONLY ONE OR TWO PROPERTY OWNERS WHO MAY HOLD OUT MAKING CONDEMNATION PROCEDURES NECESSARY. THE MILLRACE ASSOCIATION WILL DO EVERYTHING IN ITS POWER TO SECURE THE REMAINING EASEMENTS BUT DOES RECOMMEND TO THE COMMON COUNCIL THAT DEFINITE PLANS BE FORMULATED FOR THE RESTORATION OF THE WATER IN THE MILLRACE THIS SUMMER; THAT REMAINING EASEMENTS BE SECURED BY ANY LEGAL MEANS POSSIBLE; THAT MONEY PLEDGED BE SECURED AND CONSTRUCTION PLANS REVIEWED FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION WHEN EASEMENTS AND MONEY ARE IN HAND." IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE MILLRACE PARK ASSOCIATION BE GIVEN AN EXTENSION or TIUEfUNTIL APRIL I I, 1949, TO SECURE ADD~TIONAL EASEMENTS AND THAT A COMPLETE REPORT BE SUBMITTED BY THE ASSOCIATION AT THE NEXT MEETING SHOWING THE ACCOMPLISHMENTS TO DATE AND ON EACH PIECE OF PROPERTY ON WHICH EASEMENTS COULD NOT BE SECURED, THE NAME OF THE OWNER, THE REASON FOR NOT GRANTING AN EASEMENT 'AND/OR THE CONDITIONS UNDER WHICH AN EASEMENT WILL BE GRANTED. MOTION CARRIED. 22 A CITIZEN OF THE SOUTH WILLAMETTE AREA MADE A PLEA FOR ASSISTANCE WITH EMERGENCY REPAIR OF THE SOUTH WILLAMETTE STREET TO ENABLE MOVEMENT OF TRAFFIC. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE MATTER BE REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE WITH APPROVAL FOR LIMITED ASSISTANCE TO THE COUNTY IN MAKING THE REPAIRS. MOTION CARRIED. 23 COUNCILMAN ALLEN REPORTED A TRAFFIC SITUATION AT 8TH AVENUE AND MONROE WHICH NEEDED SOME REGULATION AND CONTROL. 1 IT WAS MOVEO BY HAWN. SECONOED BY ALLEN THAT THIS MATTER BE RErERRED TO THE PuBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. MR. PAXSON AND MR. BOOTH, REPRESENTATIVES OF THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT AT SALEM DISCUSSED THE MATTER Or THE PETITION TO THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONER FOR THE GRADE SEPARATION ON THE HIGHWAY PROJECT AND REQUESTED THE APPROVAL OF THE CITY AS A PARTY TO THE PETITION. 24 1 IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE CITY GIVE APPROVAL TO THE PETITION AND THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY BE INSTRUCTED TO COMPLETE THE PETITION rOR SUBMISSION. MOTION CARRIED. ..-4i,;'.",-..:~-.;,._~___..~._.-,-,-. ,..___~,_"",,,,_,____ ;iI