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<br /> REPORTS Of COMM I TrEES
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<br /> 4 A REPORT OF" THE fINANCE - RE: IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS, NEW JA I LO, ETC. WAS SUBMITTED I
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<br /> AND READ AS F"OLLOWS: "
<br /> ':a'_'~1 "A MEETING' OF" fiNANCE
<br /> THE COMMITTEE WAS HELD TUESDAY NOON, SEPTEMBER 6, 1949 AT T~E
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<br /> OSBURN HOTEL. PRESENT WERE MAYOR Jo HNSON, CHAIRMAN A. t. HA WN, COUNCI LMAN J. DON SMITH, C IT Y
<br /> Gf.; MANAGER, CITY ATTORNEY AND C IT Y RECORDER.
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<br /> fiRST ITEM OF" BUSINESS WAS THAT OF" THE SETTING UP OF" IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS TO "SUBSTANT I AT~
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<br /> THE SALE OF" WARRANTS SO THAT EACH DISTRICT WOULD STAND UPON ITS OWN MERITS RATHER THAN THE
<br /> PRESENT METHOD OF" HAN DL IN GAL L DISTRICTS TH ROUGH AN IMPROVEMENT DI'STRI CT F"UND. IT WAS I
<br /> . . AS EACH' PROJECT
<br /> THOUGHT THAT THE BANKS WOULD BE MORE ABLE TO ACCEPT THESE WARRANTS WAS COM-
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<br /> PLETED SEPARATELY AND THE WARRANTS PA 10 F"ROM THE RECEIPTS OF" EACH INDIVIDUAL PROJECT RAT HE R
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<br /> THAN A NUMERICAL METHOD WHICH HAS BEEN USED IN THE PAST.
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<br /> THE SECOND ITEM WAS THE DISCUSSION OF" A LETTER F"ROM THE COMMONWEALTH INCORPORATED OF"
<br /> . " CITY "A DISCUSSION "
<br /> PORTLAND, RELATIVE TO A POSSIBLE PURCHASE OF" THE PRESENT HALL SITE. TOOK
<br /> PLACE TO THE POSSIBILITIES OF" A CITy-COUNTY BU ILDI NG OR A NEW LOCATION F"O R' THE CITY HALL,
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<br /> AND THE VALUE OF" THE PRESENT CITY HALL. No ACTION WAS T A KEN EXCEPT TO ENTIRE
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<br /> MATTER TO THE COUNCIL ON SEPTEMBER 12TH.
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<br /> IT WAS ALSO BROUGHT OuT THAT THE ARCHITECTS PRELIMINARY PLANS AND ESTIMATES SHOW AN ~
<br /> AMOI1NT OF" APPROXIMATELY $153,000.00 WOULD BE NECESSARY TO F"INANCE THE NEW JAIL AND LAW
<br /> EN F"ORCEMENT DEPARTMENT AT THE CITY MAINTENANCE GARAGE. NO RECOMMENDAT IONS WERE MADE
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<br /> RELATIVE TO THIS AS F"URTHER STUDY WOULD BE NECESSARY BY THE PUBLIC WORKS AND PUBLIC SAF"ETY
<br /> COMMITTEES ANO THE CITY COUNCIL RELATIVE TO F"URTHER ACTION OF" THE REMODEL ING OF" THIS BU I L 0 IN G i
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<br /> AND ALSO THE POSSIBILITIES OF" COMBINING THIS EXPENSE WITH A NEW HALL AT SOME F"U Tu RE
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<br /> DATE.
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<br /> . . SECONDED BY DAVIS
<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, THAT THE RE PO RT 0 F" THE fINANCE COMMITTEE BE
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<br /> ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br /> 5 A REPORT OF" THE AIRPORT COMMITTEE - RE: PROPOSALS F"ROM WHOLESALE GASOLINE COMPANIES TO
<br /> " EUGENE ~IRPARK WAS .
<br /> SELL GASOLINE TO THE MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT AND THE SU BM I TT EO AND READ AS
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<br /> F"OLLOWS:
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<br /> I "A MEETING OF" THE AIRPORT COMMITTEE WAS HELD THURSDAY, SE PT EM BE R I , 1949~ PRESENT I
<br /> WERE CHAIRMAN Ro BERT BOOTH, COUNCI UlAN J. J: GODLOVE, C'TY MANAGER, AND AIRPORT MANAGER EARL
<br /> SN YDER. THE MEETING WAS HELD F"OR THE PURPOSE OF" RE V IE WIN G THE PROPOSALS FROM THE V A RIO US
<br /> WHOLESALE GASOLINE COMPANIES TO SELL GASOLINE T.O THE MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT AND F"OR THE SALES ,
<br /> AT THE EUGENE AIRPARK. CONSIDE~.aTION WAS GIVEN TO THE PROPOSAL OF" STANDARD OIL COMPANY
<br /> WHICH WAS THE ONLY PROPOSAL SUBMITTED, BUT NO RECOMMENDATION WAS MADE AT THIS TIME UNTI L
<br /> THE CITY MANAGER WOULD GET TIME TO CONT ACT THE REPRESENTATIVES OF" STANDARD OIL COMPAN Y IN
<br /> AN ENDEAVOR TO ASCERTAIN WHAT THE ExTENT OF" THEIR IMPROVEMENTS AND SERVICES WOULD'BE'AT
<br /> EUGENE AIRPARK MAHLON SWEET.AIRPORT. .
<br /> BOTH THE AND THE
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<br /> MEETING WAS ADJOURNED UNTIL F"URTHE R INF"ORMATION WAS AVA I LABLE BE F"O RE AWARDING ANY.
<br /> CONTRACT TO THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY. REQUESTS F"OR QU 0 TAT ION S TO S E RV E T HE S E AIRF"IELDS
<br /> WERE SENT OUT AUGUST 5, 1949 IN AN ENDEAVOR TO GIVE ALL GASOL I NE COMPANIES A CHAN CE TO
<br /> SU BM IT THE PROPOSALS F"OR SERVICING THESE AI RF"lELDS PRIOR TO ENTERING INTO ANY F"U R T HE R
<br /> CONTRACTS. II
<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SE CONDED BY CRUMBAKE R THAT THE REPO,RT BE ADOPTED. MOTION CAR R ,I EO.
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<br /> 6 A MEETING OF" THE RECREATION COMMITTEE, SCHOOL DISTRICT, CITY COUNCIL; CENTURY fUND, PLANNING "
<br /> COMMISSION AND BUREAU OF" PARKS AND RECREATION - RE: DEVELOPMENT OF" RECREATION AREAS WITHIN ,
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<br /> THE C'TY WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS F"OLLOWS;
<br /> "A JOINT" MEETING WAS HELD MONDAY Au GU S T 29, 1949 AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL "
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<br /> CHAMBERS IN THE C,TY HA LL. THOSE PRESENT WE RE : MAYOR JOHNSON; CITY MANAGER GREN t. Ii
<br /> . COlJNCI':'~EN SMITH, WELLS~ I
<br /> KIN G, CRUMBAKE R, DAVIS, BOOTH AND HA WN ; HENRY r. BEl STEL, i'
<br /> FINANCE OF"F"ICER; w. R. MATSLER, SUPERINTENDENT OF" BUREAU OF" PARKS AND ~RECREATION;
<br /> WILLIAM TUGMAN, MANAGING EDITOR OF" THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD; CLARENCE HINES, SUPERIN-
<br /> TENDENT OF" SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 4" DEAN to BAUGH, Ass 1ST AN T SUPERINTENDENT OF" SCHOOLS;
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<br /> . SUPERINTENpENT
<br /> l. L. ERDMANN~ ASSISTANT OF" SCHOOLS IN CHARGE OF" PHYS I CAL PROPERTIES;
<br /> VIRGIL CAMERON, STAN LEY R. SUMMERS, AN 0 HARRV I . HAMILTON, SCHOOL BOARD MEMBERS; EARL ,
<br /> MCNUTT. STATE REPRESENTATIVE; HOWARD SMITH, fRATERNAL ORDER OF" EAGLES; MRS. ,J. DON
<br /> SMITH, RECREAT I ON COMMISSION, HART LARSEN; fRANCIS LEJPZIG, PASTOR, ST. MARY'S CATHOLIC
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<br /> CHURCH; PAULINE BURRIS, BUSINESS AND PROF"ESSIONAL WOMEN'S CLU e; SAM BRONAUGH; JUNIOR I
<br /> LEGION BASEBALL CHAIRMAN; HOWaRD Bu F"O RD . PLANNING CONSULTANT; fRED BRENNE, MANAGER OF"
<br /> EUGENE CHAMBER OF" CO~ME RCE ; W. C. t YNCH; WINF"tELD ATKINSON, PRINCIPAL, fRANCIS WILLARD
<br /> SCHOOL; DONALD HUSBAND, LOCAL ATTORNEY; ELDON t. JOHN SO N , DEAN OF" LIBERAL ARTS .
<br /> RE:GISTER-~UARD; "
<br /> GRADUATE SCHOOL, U OF" 0; DICK STRITE, SPO RTS Eo I TOR, AND JOHN L.
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