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<br /> I . THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE REQUEST OF HE RBERT ,OLSON TO BU I LOA DUPLEX UPON
<br /> THE CO RN E R OF 19TH AND Moss (SOUTH 50 FEET OF LOT 4, BLOCK 18, o R I G,I N A,L FAIRMOUNT PL AT) BE ~: I
<br /> APPROVED., ,THE COMMITTEE OBSERVED THE SMALL COTTAGE ON .T HE REAR OF THE LOT, AND FELT THAT A
<br /> DUPLEX WOULD NOT BE UNDES I RA,BLE, PROVIDED IT WOULD NO,T EXCEED THE COV,ERAGE OF GROUND AS
<br /> STIPULATED IN THE ORDINANCE, WHICH IS 40% OF THE GROUND.
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<br /> r:~.::~" 2. PAVING 21ST AVENUE FROM LAWRENCE TO WASHINGTON STREET WAS APPROVED TO BE CHAN GED
<br /> ~( FROM ASPHALTIC CEMENT TO CONCRETE AT THE LOW 810 OF $4,276.56 UPON THE ASSU RANCE THAT THE
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<br /> r", MAJORITY OF PROPERTY OWNERS DES I RED THE CONCRETE.
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<br /> 3. MR. LELAND F. ROBERTS, REAL ESTATE AG~NT ~EPRESENTING MR. H. R. KETELL IS MAKING
<br /> APPLICATION TO REZONE A 200 BY 200 FOOT T RA CT A.DJACENT TO THE MILLRACE WEST OF FERRY STREET I
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<br /> AND NORTH OF 11TH AVENUE F' RO M R-4, MULTIPLE F AM I L Y TO C-3 CEN T RAL BUSINESS F'OR THE PURPOSE
<br /> OF' CONSTRUCTING 72-UNIT APARTMENT HOUSES AT A COST OF' $700,000.00; TO BE CONCRETE, F'IRE-PROOF',
<br /> WEATHER STRIPPED, SOUND PROOF, WIRED F'O R TELEVISION, ROOF GARDEN AND ADEQUATE PARKING. THE
<br /> COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE CITY COUNCIL WAIVE THE HE I GHT RES T R I CT'I ONS IN THE R-4, MULTIPLE-
<br /> FAMILY ZONE RAT HE R THAN RE-ZONE THIS AREA. THIS RECOMMENDAT I ON WAS PREDICATEO UPON PROPER
<br /> INGRESS AND EGRESS AND SUFF'ICIENT PARKING TO ACCOMMODATE A NUMBER OF APARTMENTS.
<br /> 4. THE PETITION F'O R C HA N GE OF' CLASSIF'ICATION OF' FRANCES ELIZABETH BAKE R AT 1107 25TH
<br /> AVENUE EAST F'ROM R-I, SINGLE FAMILY TO H-3, MULTIP!-E FAMILY, WHICH . HAD BEEN DENIED BY THE
<br /> PLANNING COMMISSION WAS F'URTHER INVESTIGATED AND IT WAS DEEMED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THEY
<br /> WOULD RECOMMEND THIS BE GRANTED AS PROPER PLAT AND ACCOMPANYING SIGNATURES OF' ADJACENT
<br /> PROPERTY OWNERS HAVE BEEN F I LED WITH THE C I T Y, REQUESTING SUCH A CHANGE.
<br /> 5. A REQUEST F'ROM SUPERINTENDENT HI NES Of SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 4 TO ENLARGE THE I R
<br /> OF'FICES ON THE SECOND FLOOR OF THE CITY HALL,- UTILIZING PART OF THE OPEN HALL SPACE WAS CON-
<br /> SIDERED AND THE RE WERE NO OBJECTIONS F'ROM THE COMMITTEE IN GRANTING THIS R E QU EST PROVIDED THE
<br /> SCHOOL DISTRICT DOES THIS WORK AT T HE I R EXPENSE AND THE ADDITIONAL AREA BE INCLUDED IN THE
<br /> RENTAL CHA RGES F'OR THE SCHOOL DISTRICT.
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<br /> IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE PROCEEDINGS START I M ME D I ATE L Y FOR THE OPEN I NG OF
<br /> AND 23RD AVENUES F'ROM FRIENDLY TO ADAMS STREET IN ORDER TO SERVE THE NEW ADAMS SCHOOL WHI CH
<br /> IS TO BE ACTIVATED BY THE F'IRST OF' THE YE AR AS EST A BL ISH E 0 IN LETTER UNDER THE DATE OF 'JUL Y
<br /> 19, 1949 F' RO M MR. CLAREN CE HINES, SUPERINTENDENT OF' SCHOOL DISTRIPT NO. 4. ,
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<br /> 7. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE PETITION F'OR THE IMPROVEMENT OF BAKER STREET BE APPROVED I
<br /> PROVIDED THAT THE SE IMPROVEMENTS CONSIST OF EXCAVATION TO PROPER SU BGRADE, 6" OF GRAVEL LAID
<br /> TO A PERMANEN T GRADE AND THAT CURB AND GU T T E R S ~E INSTALLED AT A WIDTH OF 26 F'EET. "
<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY HA!,N, SECONDED BY WELLS THAT THE REPO RT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE
<br /> ADOPTED. MOTION CAf1RIED.
<br /> 3 A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC SAF"ETY COMMITTEE - RE: HIGH STREET - WALNUT STREET SECTION OF THE
<br /> PACIFIC HIGHWAY WAS SUBM I TTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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<br /> "A MEETING OF THE Pu BL I C SAFETY COMMITTEE WAS HELD ON THURSDA Y, JUNE 21, 1949.
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<br /> THE RE COMMEN DA T IONS OF' THE TRAFFIC ENGINEER OF THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT RELATIVE TO
<br /> THE HIGH STREET - WALNUT STREET SECTION OF" THE PACIF"IC H I G HVI A Y ~N EUGENE WERE DIl?CUSSED AND
<br /> IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE A P P RO P R I ATE ORDINANCES BE PREPARED AND PASSED AS STIPULATED IN
<br /> THE A BO VE LETTER WITH CERTAIN ALTERATIONS AS RECOMMENDED BY THE CHIEF" OF POLICE UNDER THE
<br /> DATE OF JULY 20, 1949. It
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY AL~EN, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE RE PO RT OF THE P U BL I C SAFETY COMMITTEE BE
<br /> ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. :
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<br /> REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIOtJIS
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<br /> 4 A REPORT THE OF' ~ RE: VARIANCES TO THE ZONING ORDINANCES WAS SUBMITTED AND
<br /> READ AS F"OLLOWS: I
<br /> "AT A RE GULA R MEETING OF THE BOARD OF' ApPEALS HELD FRIDAY, JUL Y 22, 1949, ALL MEMBERS
<br /> OF" THE BOARD BEING PRESENT, THE F"OLLOWING VARIANCES TO . THE ZONING ORDI~ANCE WERE CONS I DERED.
<br /> A RE QU EST FROM J. G. BRADLEY F'OR A PE RM I T TO BUILD PREFABRICATED HOUSES IN EUGENE WAS
<br /> CO N SID ERE D . IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF' THE SENIOR BUILDING INSPECTOR AND OF" THE BOARD OF'
<br /> APPEALS THAT THIS REQUEST WAIT F'OR THE APPROV AL OF THE BUILDING OFFICIAL'S CONF'ERENCE AT
<br /> los ANGELES.
<br /> A REQUEST FROM HERBERT OLSON, 175 E. BROADWAY, TO BUILD A DUPLEX IN A SINGLE-FAMILY ZONE I
<br /> WAS CONSIDERED. I I" THIS REQUEST WERE GRANTED, IT WOULD MEAN THAT THERE WOULD BE TWO FAMILIES
<br /> TO ONE LOT, WIT HOU T SUFFICIENT AREA. INASMUCH AS THIS IS AN R-I, SIN GLE FAMILY ZONE, AND IN
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<br /> A FAST GROWING A RE A, IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF' THE BOARD OF" ApPEALS THAT PERMISSION BE
<br /> GRANTED F"O R A SIN GLE FAMILY UNIT ONLY, AND NOT A DUPLEX.
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