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~ 433 =.1 = .~. -- ,.-. .... -.-- - -..'- '-"--"'-"""'---.' I ! IT WOULD ALSO ACCOMMODATE FUTURE EXPANSION OF SANITARY SEWER NEED IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF HAWKINS HILL AREA. IT IS ESTIMATED THAT COSTS OF THIS SEWER SYSTEM WILL AMOUNT TO APPROXIMATELY $30,000 AND THAT ABUTTING PROPERTY ALONG 17TH AVENUE AND OTHER AREAS WHICH HAVE NOT BEEN PREVIOUSLY ASSESSED FOR A SANITARY SEWER WOULD BE ASSESSED FOR THEIR PROPORTIONATE SHARE COMPARABLE TO WHAT AN 8-INCH LATERAL SEWER WOULD COST AND THAT THE BALANCE WOULD BE PRORATED BETWEEN THE P. S. LORD' COMPANY AND THE CITY OF EUGENE. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THIS PLAN, AS SUBMITTED BY THE CITY MANAGER AND CITY ENGINEER BE APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL AND FORWARDED TO THE STATE SANITARY AUTHORITY AND TO P. S. LORD AND COMPANY FOR THEIR APPROVAL. 2. THE REQUEST OF MISS ADA ZINSER FOR PERMISSION TO CONSTRUCT AN ADDITION TO HER DWELLING AT 763 E. 24TH AVENUE WAS AGAIN REVIEWED BY THE COMMITTEE AND IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVE THIS REQUEST PROVIDED THAT THE PROPOSED NEW ADDITION BE JOINED ON TO THE EXISTING DWELLING IN SUCH A MANNER THAT IT COULD AT SOME TIME BE UTILIZED AS ONE HOME AND WOULD HAVE THE GENERAL APPEARANCE OF BEING A ONE RESIDENCE STRUCTURE. I 3. THE COMMITTEE AGAIN REVIEWED THE REQUEST BY MR. RODMAN FOR THE VACATION OF 3-1/2 FEET ON 18TH AVENUE EAST BETWEEN WILLAMETTE AND OAK STREET. MR. KEITH RODMAN APPEARED FOR HIS CLIENT IN THIS CONNECTION AND EXPLAINED THAT WHEN THESE LOTS AND STREETS WERE LAID OUT THAT APPARENTLY THE CORNER LOT IN QUESTION WAS SHORTED 3-1/2 FEET ON WILLAMETTE STREET AND THAT THE EXISTING STREET AS SHOWN ON THE PLAT SHOULD BE 62~1/2-FEET INSTEAD OF THE REGULAR WIDTH OF 56-FEET. AFTER FURTHER STUDYING THIS CONDITION IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THE CITV A~TORNEY AND CITY ENGINEER FURTHER INVESTIGATE THE ACTUAL OWNERSHIP OF THIS 3-1/2 FOOT STRIP BEFORE ANY DEFINITE ACTION BE TAKEN AND THAT THE MATTER BE REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER, CITY ATTORNEY AND CITY ENGINEER FOR FURTHER INVESTIGATION. 4. THE REQUEST OF J. A. PLUMMER THAT THE CITY OF EUGENE INSTALL A 42-INCH STORM SEWER THROUGH THE EDGE OF HIS PROPERTY IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO THE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL AT APPROXIMATELY 25TH AND HILYARD WAS AGAIN REVIEWED BY THE COMMITTEE. MR. PLUMMER HAS AGREED TO SELL THIS tHREE ACRE TRACT IN CONNECTION WITH FUTURE PLANS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE SOUTH WILLAMETTE AREA AND ALSO TO PREPARE ESTIMATES OF WHAT IT WOULD COST TO INSTALL THIS REQUESTED STORM SEWER AND TO REPORT BACK TO THE COUNCIL BEFORE ANY DEFINITE ACTION BE TAKEN, AND CONTACT SCHOOL BOARD NO.4, RELATIVE TO PURCHASE OF PROPERTY. 5. THE REQUEST OF MR. BILL STUART, 2480 ALDER STREET TO ENLARGE THE STop-N-SHOP MARKET BY BUILDING A 15-FOOT BY 40-FOOT ADDITION ON THE REAR OF HIS STORE WAS REVIEWED BY THE COMMITTEE. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT A VARIANCE BE GRANTED TO PERMIT MR. STUART TO ENLARGE HIS STORE DUE TO THE FACT THAT IT IS LOCATED IN A BLOCK WHICH IS ALREADY 75% COMMERCIAL AND THAT THE ADDITION WOULD BE AN IMPROVEMENT TO THE BUILDING AND AN ASSET TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD. 6. THE REQUEST OF MRS. ANNA RICE TO ESTABLISH A TRAILER COURT AT 1355 WALNUT STREET WAS REVIEWED. MRS. RICE STATES SHE WOULD LIVE IN THE BALSHIZER HOUSE AND HAVE A TRAILER COURT IN THE REAR, UTILIZING THE SHOWERS, TOILETS AND LAUNDRY ROOM IN THE BALSHIZER HOUSE. CITY ORDINANCE No. 8672 PROHIBITS ANY TRAILER COURTS IN THE CITY OF EUGENE, HOW- EVER, THE CITY MANAGER WAS INSTRUCTED TO DETERMINE THE SANITARY ASPECTS OF THIS PROPOSAL RELATIVE TO HOOKING THE TRAILERS ON TO T~E SANITARY SEWER. THE CITY MANAGER WILL MAKE A REPORT ON T~IS AFTER COMPLETE INVESTIGATION. I 7. IMPROVEMENT PETITIONS. (I) PAVI NG 33RD F"ROM WI LLAMETTE TO HI LYARD STREET - 30.54%. I T WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS PROJECT BE WITHHELD PENDING THE INSTALLATION OF THE LARGE STORM SEWER DOWN THE CENTER OF THE STREET. (2) PAVING TWO ALLEYS BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH FROM OAK TO PEARL - 63.28%. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THESE ALLEYS BE PAVED PROVIDED ADEQUATE DRAINAGE COULD BE AFFORDED. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE FOLLOWING THREE PROJECTS BE AUTHORIZED: (I) PAVING ALLEy BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH FROM BLAIR TO VAN BUREN - 60.41%. (2) CONCRETE SIDEWALK ON BOTH SIDES OF PATTERSON FROM 18TH TO 19TH AVENUE (REQUEST OF" ADJACENT PROPERTY OWNERS). (3) PAVING 13TH FROM CHAMBERS TO GRANT - 72.42%. ORDINANCES ARE PREPARED AND READY FOR FIRST READING ON THE ABOVE FIVE IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS WHICH HAVE ALREADY HAD FIRST READING, BE GIVEN SECOND, THIRD AND FINAL READINGS: (I) PAVI NG 24TH PLACE FROM WI LLAMETTE TO HI GH - 63.47%. (2) PAVING CHAMBERS FROM 11TH TO 13TH - 79.01%. (3) CONCRETE SIDEWALK ON MCKINLEY STREET & MCKINLEY COURT - 34.42%. (4) PAVING 13TH FROM ADAMS TO CHAMBERS STREET - 51.70% (WITHOUT PUBLICALLY-OWNED PROPERTY). I ;.,...... """,,,,"'r. ' ~,~ '..o,.,,,-;;"",,,_.~~"~~.;.,.j..,~..;i:k-_...::....~~" ...