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<br /> THEY FELT THAT THIS ORDINANCE IS NO LONGER NEEDED, STATING THAT IT WAS PASSED IN
<br /> 1948 AS AN EMERGENCY MEASURE TO GIVE TEMPORARY RELIEF TO THE SHORTAGE OF LICENSED PLUMBERS
<br /> AT THE TIME. THEY CONTEND THIS ORDINANCE PERMITS UNLICENSED AND INEXPERIENCED WORKMEN TO
<br /> WORK ON THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWERS AND THAT THESE WORKMEN ARE DOING PLUMBING WORK
<br /> I CONTRARY TO CITY AND STATE PLUMBING CODES.
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<br /> THEY FEEL THAT ALL ELECTRIC SEWER MACHINES AND SEWER CLEANING EQUIPMENT AS WELL AS
<br /> THE INSTALLATION AND REPAIR OF SEWERS WAS DEFINITELY INCLUDED UNDER CITY AND STATE LICENSES I
<br /> OR CERTIFICATES OF COMPETENCY.
<br /> THEY REQUESTED THAT THIS ORDINANCE BE REVIEWED BY THE CITY COUNCIL AND REPEALED FOR
<br /> THE GENERAL PROTECTION OF HEALTH AND SANITARY CONDITIONS WITHIN THE CITY OF EUGENE. It
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<br /> By UNANIMOUS CONSENT, THIS MATTER WAS REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. I
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<br /> REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ,
<br />5 A REPORT OF PUBLIC WORKS & FINANCE COMMITTEES - RE: OF SOUTH I
<br /> THE BID OPENING, ANNEXATION !
<br /> II HILYARD, LEASE WITH UNIVERSITY OF OREGON FOR SKINNER'S BUTTE HOUSING, REFUNDING TAX PAYMENTS TO I
<br /> PLYWOOD COMPANY, ZONING VARIANCES AND OBSIDIAN CLUB BUILDING WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: i
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<br /> I "A MEETING OF THE PUBLIC WORKS & FINANCE COMMITTEES WAS HELD ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 10,
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<br /> 195 I, WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN BOOTH, GODLOVE, KOPPE AND I
<br />I SIEGENTHALER; CITY MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY AND CITY ENGINEER. I
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<br /> I I. RESULTS OF THE BID OPENING WHICH WAS HELD AT 10:00 A.M. ON AUGUST 9, 1951 WERE I
<br /> I REVIEWED AND THE COMMITTEE CONCURRED WITH THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE ENGINEER AND CITY I
<br /> MANAGER, THAT THE LOW BIDS FOR EACH PROJECT BE AWARDED.
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<br /> I 2. THE ANNEXATION OF THE AREA IN THE SOUTH HILYARD DISTRICT, REQUESTED BY GEORGE I
<br /> MILTONBERGER AND FRANK KENNEY WAS REVIEWED. IT WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT MR. MILTONBERGER
<br /> Ii HAS PREPARED AN AMENDED PLAT FOR A PO"RTIONOF THIS AREA, AFFORDING 187 LOTS 50-FEET BY I
<br /> I I 5-FEE T FOR SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE DEVELOPMENT INCLUDING A PARK AREA; THAT THE WIDTH I
<br /> i OF THE STREETS WOULD BE 50-FEET AND THAT HE WOULD DEVELOP THIS ENTIRE AREA INCLUDING
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<br /> ASPHALTIC PAVEMENT, CONCRETE CURBS AND GUTTERS AND 5-FOOT CONCRETE SIDEWALKS. I
<br /> ,I 3-1/2-INCHES !
<br /> II IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THESE PAVEMENTS BE A MINIMUM OF 34-FEET, WITH
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<br /> OF ASPHALTIC CONCRETE UPON A MINIMUM OF 5-INCH SUBGRADE WHICH WOULD MEET WITH MINIMUM CITY i
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<br /> SPECIFICATIONS. MR. MILTONBERGER HAD ALSO STATED THAT ALL UTILITIES WOULD BE INSTALLED AT i
<br /> THE CITY OF EUGENE i
<br /> NO COST TO AND THAT UTILITY EASEMENTS WOULD BE AFFORDED AT THE REAR OF i
<br /> ALL OF THE LOTS. ~
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<br /> I TWAS BROUGHT OUT THAT ALL OF THESE DEVELOPMENTS SHOULD BE MADE TO CONFORM WITH I
<br /> MINIMUM CITY REQUIREMENTS UNDER CITY SUPERVISION. IT WAS RECOMMENDED I
<br /> AND INSTALLED BY THE ,
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<br /> COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL AUTHORIZE AN ANNEXATION ELECTION BE HELD FOR THAT AREA LYING i
<br /> EAST OF, THE PRESENT CITY LIMITS ON HILYARD STREET AND SOUTH OF THE CITY L I M ITS ON SOUTH I
<br /> 30TH AVENUE, AS HEREINAFTER DESCRIBED AND SHOWN I.N GREEN ON THE ATTACHED PLAT.
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<br /> 3. THE COMMITTEE REVIEWED A SUGGESTED LEASE TO BE ENTERED INTO WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF I
<br /> OREGON FOR THE SKINNER'S BUTTE HOUSING PROJECT. THIS LEASE TO BE DRAWN FOR A PERIOD OF i
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<br /> FIVE YEARS WITH THE PRIVILEGE OF CANCELLING THE SAME UPON GIVEN NOTICE OF AT LEAST 90 DAYS
<br /> I N WR I T I NG TO EITHER PARTY, AT A PRICE OF $2,500 PER YEAR, PAYABLE ON DECEMBER 31ST AND I
<br /> JUNE 30TH, BEGINNING WITH THE PAYMENT OF JUNE 30TH, 1951 OF $ I ,250. I
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<br /> 4. THE CITY ATTORNEY ADVISED THAT THE COURT'HAD RULED IN FAVOR OF THE PLYWOOD COMPANY I
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<br /> RELATIVE TO THE COUNTY REFUNDING TAX PAYMENTS FOR THAT AREA OCCUPIED BY THE PLYWOOD COMPANY I
<br /> WHICH WAS OUTSIDE OF THE CITY OF EUGENE AND THA T THE CITY'S SHARE OF THIS TAX REFUND WOULD I
<br /> BE A LITTLE LESS THAN $12,000. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE COUNTY GO AHEAD AND CARRY THIS I
<br /> TO THE SUPREME COURT AND IF THE SUPREME COURT RULES IN FAVOR OF THE TAX REFUND, THEN THE I
<br /> CITY WOULD VOLUNTARILY AGREE TO PAY THEIR SHARE APPROXIMATING $12,000 TO LANE COUNTY.
<br /> PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE !
<br /> 5. IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE THAT THE FOLLOWING TWO VARIANCES BE I
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<br /> GRANTED. I
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<br /> (A ) THE REQUEST OF ELAINE AND JOHN WITTEVEEN TO CONSTRUCT A SMALL HOUSE ON THE REAR i
<br /> OF THEIR LOT AT 1727 COLUMBIA. IT WAS FELT THAT THIS USE WOULD BE CONSISTENT I
<br /> WITH OTHER MULTIPLE DWELLINGS IN THIS IMMEDIATE AREA FOR THE HOUSING OF UNIVERSITY
<br /> STUDENTS. ,
<br /> ( B) THE REQUEST OF MR. L. A. GUBRUD TO CONSTRUCT TWO HOUSES ON LOT 4, BLOCK 25 OF I
<br /> THE FIRST ADDITION TO CHULA VISTA PARK BETWEEN CHULA VISTA AND COLUMBIA AND I
<br /> 25TH AND 25TH AVENUES. ONE OF THESE HOUSES WOULD FACE CHULA VISTA AND THE OTHER i
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<br /> WOULD FACE COLUMBIA, EACH HAVING A SETBACK OF 25-FEET FROM THE STREET AND EACH
<br /> HAVING A 22-FOOT BY 53-FOOT BACK YARD. THE ENTIRE LOT IS 150.2-FEET BY 53-FEET
<br /> AFFORDING 75-1/2-FEET BY 53-FEET FOR EACH OF THE TWO HOUSES OR APPROX I MA TEL Y
<br /> 4,000 SQUARE FEET. i
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