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<br />THE' F AC.TTHA T "THE: DES I G'N OF THE PLANTPROV I DES fOR A, CAPACI TY OF. 8500 s;ruDENTs W:HE THER
<br />THEY LIVE ON THE CAMPUS OR .OFF OT THE CAMPUS BECAUSE TH.E FACILI'TIES.HAVE TO BE AfFORDED
<br />FOR PART TIME USE, AND TAKING INTO ,CONSI:DERATI,ON TH:E NUMEROUS 'ACTIVITIES INVOLVING
<br />MORE THAN 8,000 PEOPLE ON THE CAMPUS AT A TIME SUCH AS ATHLETIC EVENTS AND OTHER EVENTS
<br />AT MicARTHUR COURT WHE~EIN T~E TOTAL POPULATION AT THE UNIVERSITY IS GREATER THAN THE
<br />8500 BEING PROVIDED fOR.
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<br />THE COMMITTEE ~EELS TH~T THE ORIGINAL PERCENTAGE OF 15.4j IS AN'EQUITABLE AND
<br />JUST AMOUNT FOR THE STATE TO SHARE FOR THEIR PROPORTIONATE SHARE Of THE SEWAGE DISPOSAL
<br />PLANT AND OUTFALL LINE. THIS IS PARTICULARLY TRUE IN VIEW OF THE fACT THAT THE DESIGN
<br />O~ THE OUTfALC' LINE AND SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT HAS TO BE'LARGE ENOUGH TO ACCOMMODATE
<br />THE: MAXIMUM NOT ONLY' NOW," BUT F:OR THE FUTURE."
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<br />IN THE:' MATTER Of 'THE PROGRESS PAYMENT TO THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION FOR THE FERRY
<br />STREET 'OVE:RPASS, I T WAS MOVED BY BOOTH,' SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE REPORT Of THE
<br />Co'MMI TTEE BE .AD'OPT-E'D: MOTION CARRI ED AFTER RODLCALL VOTE.J
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<br />IN THE MATTER OF THE REQUEST fOR INCREASE IN TAXICAB FARES, IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH,
<br />S.ECONDEDBY CRUMBAKER T-HAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. ROLLCALL VOTE.
<br />'MOT I 0 NC A"R R I ED.
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITT~
<br />IN THE MATTER Of THE PARKING METER HOODS BE RE~ERRED BACK TO THE COMMITTEE TO MEET ~ITH
<br />REP'RESENTA T I VES OF THE Bu ILD I NG TRADES, AND ,OTHER I NTERESTED GROUPS. MOT.,I ON. ,C,ARR I ED.
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE
<br />IN THE MATTER Of THE PARKING METER' HOODS BE REFERRED BACK TO THE COMMITTEE TO MEET WITH
<br />REPRESENT:ATI.'V[:S OF 'THE BUI LDI NG TRADES AND OTHER I NTERESTED GROUPS. MOTION CARRI ED.
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<br />I T WAS' 'MOVED' .BY- GRUMBA'K"ER, ~SE"OOND5-D BY.. BOOTH THAT, THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMI TTEE,
<br />BE ADOPTED I'N THE MATTER OF THE ST~TE'S PARTICIPATION AND SHARE OF THE PROPOSED CONSTRUCTION
<br />Of A SEWAGE T'REATMENT PLANT, AND THAT THE 'CITY MANAGER BRING TO THE AU:EN.TI.ON OF THE SUB-
<br />COMMITTEE Or THE LEGISLATURE THE FACTS AND THE ACTION OF THE COUNCIL IN THIS MATTER. MOTION
<br />CARRIED.
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<br />" I TWAS 'MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY' BOOTH THAT THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT Of THE
<br />FI~ANC~~ND PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />PETITIONS AND COMMUN1CATIONS
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<br />THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS fOR ~OOMING HOUSE LICENSES, AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE, FIRE
<br />AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS, WERE SUBMITTED:
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<br />CORRAL ~PARTMENT5, ELiA NEMEYER, &23 WILLAMETTE STREET.
<br />648-1/2 PEA'RL STREET' - GRACE BRI'STOW.
<br />CI TY CENTER 'LODGE', 476 BR'O'A'DWAY, MI LTON W. BE I FUSS.
<br />ROSE A'U'TO COURT;' 969 FRANKLI N BLVD ., MRS. ,ETTROE PEDRON.
<br />612 E. BROADWAY, BeRTHA DALEY',. '
<br />HAMPTON HOTEL, 60 E. .7TH - L. A. WALKER.
<br />SMEED HOTEL, 767 WILLAMETTE STREET - RALPH L. KRUSE.
<br />PARK HOTE'L, 731' WI LLAMtTTE 'STREET - MAUDE E. OLSON.
<br />503 PEARL STREET - MAYB. CHERRY.
<br />H~SKELLS BOARDI~G HOUSE, 1040 HIGH
<br />HAS KELLS ROOMS, ;1033 H I-GH: STREET -
<br />560 t. 11TH AVEN0E- MR. & MRS~ H.
<br />245 E. I j-TH - VI NCENT GRIMES.
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<br />STREET ~ E. .W.
<br />E. W. HA SK ELL.
<br />B. HOLTAN.
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<br />HASKELL.
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE APPLICATIONS AS APPROVED BY THE
<br />POLICE, FIRE AN~ HEALiH DEPARTMENTS, BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. '
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<br />THE FOLLOWI NG IMPROVEMENT PET'I T IONS WERE SUBMI T,TED:
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<br />J 8TH AVENU{ FROM JEFFERSONH,'O POt.:K STREE:r,,-',PAVI NG - 24.90%
<br />POLK STR~ET~f~OM 12TH TO 18TH AVENUE - PAVING - 22.08%
<br />13TH AVENUE FROM ADAMS TO CHAMBERS - PAVING - 29.57%
<br />SIDEWALK BETWEEN 26TH AND 27TH AVENUE ON"HILYARD STREET - 89.10%
<br />TYCER gTREET F~OM BROADWAY T6 11TH AVENUE - PAVING - 82.~0% - WITH THE REQUEST THAT THE
<br />CURB BE OMITTED AT 10TH AND TYLER AT THE CHURCH.
<br />TYLER STREET FROM 5TH TO 6TH:AvENUE - PAVING - 68.44%.
<br />19TH AVENUE FROM FRIENDLY TO VAN BUREN STREET - 53.54%.
<br />SIDEWALKS - WEST SIDE OF ADAMS STREET FROM 19TH TO 22ND - 51.58%.
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE PETITIONS AS SUBMITTED BE REFERRED
<br />TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED.
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