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<br />IT WA,S RECOMM~\NDED Tf-!~T THE PAVI NG OF THE ALLEY BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH ,AVENUE FROM
<br />BLAIR TO VAN BUREN BE GIVEN. SECOND READING ONLY AND HE~D OVER FOR FINAL PAS~AGE UNTIL
<br />THE MAY 14TH MEETING. ' "
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<br />~T WAS RECOMMEND~D THAT ALL OF THE PETJTIONS FORJHE PAVING OF EAST,17TH AND tAST
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<br />18TH AVENUE BE HEL~!FOR NEXT YEARS,CONSTRU~TION SEASON SO THAT PROPE~ STORM SEWERS
<br />AND THE BRIDGE .AT 18TH WILL- BE INSTALlE,D, THIS YEAR WITH THE HOPE THAT THE PAVING WILL
<br />BE CONSTRUCTED IN 1952.
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<br />, , ., . - , It 'WAS' RECO'MMElWE() --THAT-- THe R-EQOEST OF THOMAS G. HODGES- A r 2484'WASR I'NGTON' TO '. : . -
<br />INSTALL A CURB SIDEWALK ~E ~PPROVED DUE TO THE STEEP GRADES IN THIS AREA. "
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<br />WITH FURTHER REFERENCE TO THE 3-1/2 FOOT STRIP ON EAST 18TH AVENUE FROMWILLAMETTE
<br />TO OAK, THE OPINION OF THE CITYATTO~NEY WAS THAT THIS IS A DESIGNAiED CITY STREET TO
<br />THEF~LL WIDTH ~O~ ~~~-FEET ~ND THAT IT WOULD ,BE TO THE DETRIMENT OF THE CITY OF EUGENE
<br />TO VACATE ANY PART OF .IT, T.HAT I NASMUCH AS OUR RECORDS .SHOW .THI S IS THEPROP.ERTY '.OF
<br />THE CITY OF EUGENE, IT IS RicOMMENDED THE FULL WIDTH O~ 66-FEET BE MAINTAINED A~ ~
<br />CI TY, STREET.
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<br />IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE FOLLOWING PETITIONS BE HELD FOR FURTHER ~TUDY AND MORE
<br />SIGNATURES.
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<br />OAK STREET FROM.26TH TO NORTH LINE OF PLAT.
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<br />AND OpEN I N-,-~ OF"PI ERCE FR,OM 5TH TO 7TH AVENUE.
<br />MONROE FROM,22ND ~O ~4TH AVENUE.
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<br />IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE PAVING OF ONYX STREET BETWEEN 25TH AND 26TH AVENUE BE
<br />DONE THI~ YEAR AS FAR AS WAIVERS WERE SIGNED - UP TO THE PORTION ABUTTING THE NARROW
<br />,IO~FOOT STRIP ALONG THE EAST SIDE. PREVIOUS ~RDINANCES' HAVE BEEN PASSED ON THIS PROJECT
<br />AND IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE PROJECT BE AUTHORIZED FOR BIDS.
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<br />IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT ORDINANCES BE DRAWN FOR THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS:
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<br />(I) SIDEWALK ON THE NORTH SIDE,OF.9TH PLACE WEST FROM.GRANT TO HAYES.
<br />(2) SIDEWALK ON THE NORTH SIDE OF CLARK STREET FROM ~INCOLN TO LAWRENCE.
<br />(3) SANJTARY SEWER COMMENCING AT PUMPHOUSE ON 13TH AVENUE, RU~NING THENCE
<br />.SOUTH ',:r0,~1,7TH, AVENUE, THENCE WEST ON 17TH, THENCE TO CITY LIMITS."
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<br />I,T WAS MOVED. BY CR4MBA-KER', SECONDED BY (;ODLOVE, THAT THE. REPO,RT OF THE ,PUBLI_C WORKS
<br />COMM I TTEE BE ADOPTED, AND THAT THERE BE ADDED 'TO TH I S THE FOLLOW I NG: THAT'I N CASES 'WHERE
<br />PEOPLE D~SIRE TO BUILD OVER THE ,AREA IN WHICH THE,SEWAGE OUTFALL LINE IS LOCATED THAT SUCH
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<br />BU I LD I NG BE A,LLOWE,D WHEN THE TOP OF THE PIPE IS 5 FEET OR MORE BELOW THE TOP OF THE GROUND,
<br />AND THAT ONLY RESJDENTIAL HOMES WITHOUT BASEMENTS AND WITH PROPER,FOOTINGS BE ALLOWED.
<br />MOTION CA~~IED. ' ..'
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT THE PROPOSED OUTFALL SEWER LINE BE
<br />PUT UP FOR B~DS ON MAY 10TH FOR ACTION BY THE COUNCIL ON MAY 14TH. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT BIDS BE ADVERTISED ON THE CONSTRUCTION
<br />OF THE CITY JAIL TO BE CALLED ON MAY 7, 10TH ,AND 14TH. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />A REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS WAS ~U~~IT1ED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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<br />"THE BOARD OF APPEAL'S'-HELD A,MEETI'NG AT 'THE CITy.HALL ON APRIL,!9TH, 1.951 TO
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<br />CONS I DER THE, FOLLO~,I NG ,REQUESTS FOR VAR I ANCES FROM THE ZONI NG ORb INANCE.
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<br />I. MR. W. DION WHO OWNS ~FOPERTY AT 18TH AND CLEVELAND STREETSWHltH ls 1~6 BY
<br />65-1/2 FEET IN DIME'NSIO.N'ANDII,52809' FEET IN AREA ANa' IN THE R-A RESIDENTIAL ZONE.
<br />MR. DION DESIRES TO DIVID'E THIS LOT AND CONSTRUCT A SMALL RESIDENCE 'ON 'THE '18TH AVENUE
<br />FRONTAGE., THIS BEING A CORNER LOT HE WOULD BE ,PERMITTED A DUPLEX BUY SINCE THE EXISTING
<br />HOUSE IS ON THE REAR OF THE PROPERTY WITH- FRONTAGE tiN C~~VELAND STREEt; A CONVERSION OF
<br />THE EXISTING HOUSE TO A DUPLEX WOULD LEAVE CONSIDERABLE VACANT LOT.
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<br />SI NCE EACH, PAR,CE,L ,WOULD HAVE 576ll--:-FEET,'ANDi'iTHE TWO 'HtiUSES WI LL NOT BE LARGER
<br />THAN 28 BY 36-FEET, L,EAV I NG S I DE YA~DS OF, 30 FEET AND FRONT. AND REAR YARDS Of 15 FEET
<br />AND 12 FEET, THE BOARD APPROVED THE REQUEST.
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<br />SIGN ORDINANCE WHICH
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<br />!~ THE FRONT YARD OF
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<br />ACCOUNTANTS WITH OFFICES AT 260 E. 11TH
<br />REQUIRES THAT THE BODY OF THE SIGN BE
<br />IS A SMALL SIGN APPROXIMATELY 2-1/2-FEET
<br />THE PREMISES.
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<br />2. REQUEST OF JOHNSON
<br />AVENUE FOR WAIVER OF THE
<br />INCOMBUSTIBLE:,MAT;E~IAL. '
<br />SQUA_RE MOUNTED ON ~. 'POST
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<br />SAID SIGN WAS MADE ON QUARTER INCH HARD MASONITE BOARD AND WAS -tOMPLETED BY THE
<br />SIGN~~AKtR WITHOUT F,IRST OBTAINING INFORMATION ON THE REQUIREMENTS FOR SIGNS. SINCE
<br />THE MATERIAL IS OF A SLOW BU~NING MATERIAL, AND IS LOCAlED A SAF~ .Di~TANCE FROM ANY
<br />STRUCTURE THE BOARD GRANTED THE WAIVER OF THE MATERIAL REQUIREMENT.
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