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r: 16 - 1- -. _. -~~ - - - """" - THE COMMITTEE CONCURRED WITH CHIEF JONES IN THE BELIEF THAT TRAFFIC WOULD MOVE SMOOTHER AND LESS DANGEROUS~Y, AND THAT THE OCCUPANCY OF THE STREET WOULD BE BETTER UTILIZED BY THE ELIMINATION OF PARKING IN THIS AREA. THE COMMITTEE THEREFORE RECOMMENDS THAT PARKING BE _ ELIMINATED ON EAST 13TH, BOTH SIDES OF THE STREET FROM UNIVERSITY TO EMERALD AND ON THE SOUTH SiDE FROM EMERALD TO BEECH." ' IT WAS.MOVED BY.DAVIS, SECONDED BY SMITH THAT THE REPORT BE ADOPTED. MOTI.ON CARRIE~.. 4 A REPORT OF THE HEALTH & RE~REATION COMMITTEE - RE: RECREATION, MILK & MEAT INSPECTION WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWSt " RA MEETING OF THE. HEALTH AND RECREATION COMMITTEE WAS HELD ON fRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1949 IN THE OSBURN HOTEL WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: COU~CILMEN ~LLEN, DAVIS, BOOTH; CITY MANAGER, KING; PARKS SUPERINTENDENT MATSLER; RECREATION DIRECTOR, COFFEL; CITY RECORDER, BEISTEL; DR. HELTERLINE AND ELLIS RACKLIFF. THIS MEETING WA~'DIV~DED INTO TWO SECTIONS, THE FIAST BEING RECREATION. A. A DEFICIT OF APPROxIMATELY $1,200.00 FROM THE. SOFTBAL( lEAGUE WAS PRESENTED BY SUPERINTENDENT OF PARKS MTASLER FOR A RECOMMENDATION AS TO WHAT PARTICIPATION IF ANY THE CITY SHOULD ENTER INTO RELATIVE TO THE SOFTBALL PROGRAM. IT WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT THE CITY FURNI~HED ~HE FACILITIES INCLUDING THE FIELD AND LIGHTS, AND ITS MAINTENANCE. AND ~HAT UNDER THE PRESENT BUDGET THERE WERE NO FURTHER FUNDS TO PAY THIS DEFICIT FROM THE PAST YEARS OPERATIONS. IT WAS AGREED THAT THE CITy'WOULD BE HAPPY TO COOPERAT.E IN A PROGRAM SPONSORING 1--- SOME ACTIVITY IN AN ENDEAVOR TO RAISE FUNDS WITH WHICH TO PAY THIS DEFICIT AND THAT THE CITY'S POLICY SHOULD BE MAINTAINED RELATIVE TO THE FURNISHING OF THE FACILITIES AS MENTIONED ABOVE BY NOT PARTICIPATING IN THE OPERATIONAL EXPENSES OR DEFICITs AS OU~LINED ABOVE. B. PROGRESS OF THE PROPOSED CHANGE OF THE SOFTBALL PLAYING FIELD FROM THE 19TH AND LAWRENCE AREA TO THE SOUTH WILLAMETTE AREA WAS PRESENTED WITH MAPS SHOWING THE PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT OF THE ENTIRE AREA. THERE WAS NO ACTION BY THE COMMITTEE EXCEPT THE CON-' CURRENCE THAT PLANS TO MOVE MUST PROCEED SO THAT THE,SE FACILITIES WILL BE AVAILABLE NEXT SPRING. C. A BRIEF RESUME WAS SUBMITTED BY THE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT TO THE HEALTH AND RECREATION COMMITTEE COVERING THE PAST QUARTER'S ACTIVITIES, INCLUDING THE SUMMER. RECREATIONAL PROGRAM, OPERATION OF THE MUNICIPAL SWIMMING POOL>> AND A RESUME OF THE FALL AND WINTER PROGRAM. D. THE SECOND SECTION WAS THAT PERTAINING TO MILK AND MEAT INSPECTIONS AND DR. HELTER- . , LINE ~XPLAINED THE SHORTAGE OF MILK IN THIS VICINITY AND THE ARRANGEMENTS MADE WITH THE. EUGE~E CREA~E~Y ASSOCIATION WHEREIN 1000 TO 1500 GALLONS OF GRADE A SKiM MILK WOULD BE BROUGHT IN FROM ASTORIA EVERY OTHER DAY AND THAT THE INSPECTION EXPENSE OF THIS MILK FROM ASTORIA WOULD BE BPRNE BY THE EUGENE CREAMERY ASSOCIATION UP TO 3200 PER MONTH WHICH WAS STATED WOULD COVER TH~ ADDITIONAL EXPENSE INCURRED. THIS $200 FROM THE EUGENE CREAMERY ASSOCIATION WOULD BE PAID DIRECTLY TO THE CITY OF EUGENE. IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THIS ARRANGEMENT BE -APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL. E. THE CITY ~F SPRINGFIELD IS DESIROUS OF OBTAINING MEAT AND MILK INSPECTION THROUGH THE CIT~ ~F EUGENE MEAT AN~ MI~K ~NSPECTION DEPARTMENT AND HAVE AGREED TO PAY &1,200.00 PER YEAR FOR THIS SERVICE. IT WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT IN THE INSPECTION OF OUR OWN MILK 1 SUPPLY wi ARE ALREADY INSPECTING THAT OF THE CITY OF SPRINGFIELD AND THAT THE ADDITIONAL WORK INCURRED rN INSPECTING THE MEAT FOR THE CITY OF SPRINGFIELD WOUtD BE AN AVERAGE OF . . ONLY TWO OR THREE TRIPS A WEEK AND THAT THE &100.00 PER MONTH WOULD ADEQUATELY COVER THIS EXPENSE... DISCUSSION TOOK PLACE INTO THE PREVIOUS INVESTIGATION OF SUCH AN ARRANGEMENT WHEREIN IT WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT A FAIR PROPORTIONATE AMOUNT WHICH SPRINGFIELD SHOULD PAV UPON A PO'PULAT.ION BASIS WOULD BE APPROXIMATELY $3.000 PER VEAR, BUT THAT INASMUCH AS OUR DEPARTMENT WOULD INCUR VERY LITTLE ADDITIONAL EXPENSE IN THESE ADDITIONAL INSPECTIDNS AT THIS TIUE THAT IT BE RECOMMENDED THAT WE ACCEPT THIS PROPOSAL OF &100 PER MONTH FOR A TRIAL PERIOD OF THE REMAINDER OF THIS F'IS'CAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1950 AND rHAT THE MONEY BE PAI6 DIRECTLY TO THE CITY OF EUGENE~ t. '.. f. COUNCIL BILL NO. 663 PERTAINING TO THE CLASSIFICATION OF MEAT MARKETS AND THE PREPA- RATION OF MEATS WHICH WAS REFERRED TO THE HEALTH COMMITTEE AT THE LAST COUNCIL MEETING WAS 'ANALYZED BY DR. HELTERLINE WHO EXPLAINED THAT THIS ORDINANCE COVERS MEAT MARKETS WITHIN THE CITY AND THE INSPECTION OF ALL MEAT WHICH COMES INTO THE CITV. CARCASSES FOR LOCAL INSPECTION NOT COMING THROUGH RECOGNIZED SLAUGHTER HOUSES WILL BE INSPECTED INCLUDING VEAL, ~HEEP, HOGS AND GOATS, AND ALL OTHER CARCASSES MUST COME THROUGH STATE INSPECTED SLAUGHTER HOUSES WHERE STATE OR fEDERAL INSPECJION IS MAINTAINED. THIS REVISED ORDINANCE ; I , . ' WOULD BRING OUR MEAT INSPECTION SERVICES UP TO DATE AND IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL ADOPT IT AT ITS REGULAR MEETING OCTOBER 24, 1949. IT WAS ALSO BROUGHT OUT THAT SPRINGFIELD HAD AGREED TO ADOPT THE SAME ORDINANCE SO THAT THE TWO CITIES MIGHT HAVE COMPARABLE MILK AND MEAT INSPECTION SERVICES. THE DATE OF TUESDAY, OCTOBER 18, AT 6:30 P.M. AT THE EUGENE HOTEL WAS SET FOR A MEETING OF THE COMBINED CITIES OF EUGENE. SPRINGFIELD AND ALL ADJACENT WATER! DISTRICTS AND COUNTY AND CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENTS FOR A DISCUSSION ON THE FEASIBILITY OF A METROPOLITAN SEWAGE DISTRICT.- 1 IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE REPORT BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. ~