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<br />I I ApPLICATION FOR A GARBAGE HAULERS ,LICENSE FOR HANKE'S GARBAGE SERVICE - 3540 S. WILLAMETTE
<br />'STREET WAS 'SUBMITTED, AS APPROVED BY ni'E"CI~T'Y"RE'C-ORDE'R". ......,.,_.'....
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY ALLEN, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE APPLICATJON BE APPROVED. 'MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />~ PETITION SU~MITTED BY PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE 1600 BLOCK WEST EUGENE, REQUESTING LICENSE BE
<br />- .DEN'ltD TO:,1;HE' NEW i OWNERS OF WHAT WAS THE Eu-LANE BAKERY ON ALLEY BETWEEN 16TH 'AND 'CHARNEL TON WAS
<br />READ. '-.."
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED;TO'THE CITY MANAGER
<br />FOR INVESTIGATION RELATIVE.TO,qPERATIONS ~ONCERNING ~EW, OWNERS. MOTlON CARRIED.
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<br />PETITION FOR THE PAVING bF'FIRST AVENUE WEST FROM
<br />WAS SUBMITTED. THE REPORT OF THE ENGINEER SHOWED THAT
<br />43.42% OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS TO BE ASSESSED OR 53.71%
<br />FORESTRY DEPARTMENT.
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<br />BLAIR BOULEVARD TO THE WEST CITY LIMITS
<br />SIGNERS OF THIS PETITION REPRESENTED
<br />I NCLUDI NG THE 300 FEE':T.'OWNED 'BY' 'T-HE'U. S.
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<br />THE FOLLOWING NEW PAVING PETITIONS AS SUBMITTED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. WERE READ:
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<br />MADISON STREEr FROM 21ST TO 22ND AV~NUE ,
<br />16TH AVE. FROM ALLEY BET. 'LAWRENCE &, WASHINGTON
<br />TO WASHINGTON STREET.
<br />~5TH AVENUE WEST. FROM WASHINGTON TO JEFFERSON
<br />TAY'LOR STREET FROMB'ROADWAY TO WEST 8TH AVENUE
<br />VAN BUREN FROM 19TH TO 21ST AVENUE
<br />TAYLOR, STREET FROM 12TH TO 13TH AVENUE, .
<br />VAN BUREN FROM I I TH TO 12TH AVENUE .
<br />CLARK AVENUE FROM LINCOLN TO LAWRENCE STREET
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<br />, 6 9 ~ 23%
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<br />100%
<br />4 I . 67%
<br />66.55%
<br />62.50% (ORD: 6-12-50)
<br />62.43% (ORD. 3-13~50)
<br />"67.19%. '
<br />58.44%
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<br />I T WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, sEcoi-mED' BY ALLE:N'
<br />FROM WASHINGTON TO JEFFERSON BE REFERRED BA~K
<br />BE ORDERE.o.DRAW!'J FOR, THE REMA I NI NG PETITIONS.
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<br />THAT THE PETITION FD~ PAVING 15TH AVEN0E WEST
<br />TO THE P~BLIC WORKS COMMIT~EE; AN& THiT O~bINANCES
<br />MOTl ON CARR) ED.
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<br />15 COMM~NICATJON,FROM THE PRESIDENT OF ~HE SPRING~IEL~ CITY P.T.A. COUNCIL. - Rt~ A6DITION
<br />OF FLUORINE TO MUN1CIPAL WATER SUPPLY OF EUGENE WA~ ~UBMJJTED AND READ AS FOLLO~S:
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<br />..J"THIS IS TO ADVISE T~A'T TH~ SPRINGF-IELD CITY c6u~c-l~ OF THE PAR~Ni TEAC~ERSI-
<br />ASSOCIAT.IONHAS,PASSED.A RESOLUTION FAVORING THE ADDITION OF FLUORINE.TO THE M.UNICIPAL
<br />WATER SUPPLY'OF~EUGENE. .
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<br />IT HAS BEEN CLEARLY ESTABLISHED FROM STUDIES CONDUCTED THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY THAT
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<br />THE PRESENCE OF FLUORINE IN THE DRINKING WATER HAS,A MARKED EFFECT IN THE REDUCTION OF
<br />TOOTHDECAV." TMI S ,I S PAR'TI CULA[<LY' TRUE I N THE CASE OF YOUNG CHI LDREN" BELOW 10 YEARS OF
<br />AG'E~. RESU~TS REPORTED llY COMMUNITIES ,,!HERE FLUORINE js BEING US,ED SHOW T~AT THE RATt OF
<br />TEE!H MISSING, ,FILL.ED?R. D,ECAYED, IS RE,~UCED BY 40 TO 50 PERCENT IN A RELATIVELY SHORT
<br />. PER I OD OF T I ME.
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<br />IT HAS BEEN DETERMINED THAT THE COST OF TREATING WATER WITH FLUORINE IS ALMOST
<br />NEGLIGIBLE, BO}~~S R.~GARDS TO INITIAL CO.ST OF EQUIPMENT AS WELL AS OPERATING. COSTS. IT
<br />IS UNDE!<STOOD THAT,.MONEY A,T THE DISPOSAL OF THE EUGE'NE. WATER,BoAI;lD, WOULD MORE, THAN T~KE
<br />CARE OF T-HE ENTIRE'COST OF BOTH INSTALLATION AND O;ERATI'ON. IN 'VIEW OF THE ,ENO.RMOUS
<br />BENEFITS THAT WOULD BE DERIVED BY THE PEOPLE OF THIS AREA THROUGH REDUCED TOOTH DECAY
<br />AND BENEFITS THAT WOULD BE DERIVED .B~ THE PEOPLE OF THIS AREA THROUGH REDUCED, TOOTH DECAY
<br />AND GE NER A L. I.MPROV.EME NT. OF HE A L TH, ' I TIS URGED By.. TH E CITY.. COUNC I L OF THE PA~E NT TEAC HERS'
<br />Assoc I AT I ON THAT THE CITY COUNC I L OF EUGENE PASS AN' ORD I NANCE REQU I RING THEADD~I T ION OF
<br />FLUORINE TO THE MUNICIPAL WATER SUPPLY..
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<br />THE SPRINGFIELD tlT~ COUNCIL OF T~E ~ARENT TEACHERS' ASSOCliTIO~ TAKES THIS ACTlbN
<br />BECAUSE CERTAIN AREAS OF SPRINGFIELD ARE SERVED BY THE EUGENE MUNICIPAL WATER SYSTEM.
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<br />:,:; -THI:;Lf::TTER '.IS WRITTEN, IN BEHALF qf, ,AND, EXPRESSES THE V.IEWS?F THE LOC~L SECTIONS
<br />OF THE PARENT TEACH'ERS' ASSOCIATION OF BRATTAIN, MAPLE, LINCOLN, JUNIOR H'IGH,Mou.N!
<br />VERNON, THURSTON, AND GOSHEN, REPRESENTING A COMBINED MEMBERSHIP OF 1412."
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE EUGENE
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<br />WATER &, ELE.CTRLC BOARD. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />COMMUNICATION FROM BROGDON & REED - RE: VACATION 'OF '25TH AVENUE FR'OM THE EAST LINE OF
<br />CHARNELTON STREET ,TO THE EAST ,LI.NE OF THE PRESENT RIGHT OF W.AY OF 25TH AV~NU,E WAS SUBMI'iTED AND
<br />READ.
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT THE COMMUNICATION\~E REFERRED TO 1HE
<br />PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED.'. - .
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