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r' r<- 4 ,IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BID OF LANE COUNTY ON LOTS, I, 2 AND 3 IN'BCOCK-4"OFVICTORIA HEIGHTS REPLAT IN THE AMOUNT OF-$571;91 PLUS-THE-PAY- MENT OF TAXES DUE OF $155.00 BE ACCEPTED. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE ~ID OF GLENN BYRNES IN THE AMOUNT OF $400.00 O!'l LOT I, LESS W. 25 FEET IN BLOCK 4, VICTO.R'A HEIGHTS.ADfHHON'_ANlD!'ffiHE BID O~ ROALD HANSON OF $750.00 ON LO!S 22 AND ~4 OF BLOCK 3, VICTORIA HEIGHTS REPLAT BE ACCEPTED. ON ROLLCALL VOTE, BOTH MOTIONS CARRIED. - ~ ' ' .. - ,REPORTS OF OFFICERS 4 A BRIEF PROGRESS REPORT ON MAJOR PLANS AND CAP1TAL INVESTMENTS WAS OUTLINED ey THE . CITY MANAGER, AND DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1951 WERE SUBMITTED. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY SMITH THAT THE REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER BE RECEIVED. MOTION CARRIED. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES 5 A REPORT OF THE ~UBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE - RE: BEER LICENSE A~PLICATIONS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOL'L-OWS':" - - - , - - - - "A MEETiNG Of' FOLLOWING PRESENT: Po LI C E C H J E F . THE PUBL I C SAf'ETY COMM I TTEE WAS HELD ON- DECEMBER-- '12, 1951 W'I TH THE COUNCILMEN SMITH AND ~IEGENTHALERj CITY MANAGERj CITY RECORDER AND THE FOLLOWING LICENSES' WHICH WERE REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE AT THE LAST COUNCIL MEETING WERE REVIEWED. I. SNAPPY SERVICE NO.3, 453 WILLAMETTE (ERNEST MYERS & DOROTHY B. MYERS, - - CL~SS- nBn- MALT' BEVERAGE LICENSE) 2. COLUMBUS CLUB, 1144 CHARNELTON (CLUB) LICENSE. THESE PREMISES WERE PREVIOUSLY LICENSED BUT THE SNAPPY SERVICE CAFE HAD CHANGED OWNERSHIP FROM HARRY M. LEATON AND MONTIE KUNTZ TO ERNEST MYERS AND DOROTHY B. MYERS. " IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THESE TWO LICENSES BE ENDORSED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL AND THAT THE PROPER CITY AUTHORITIES BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN THE LICENSES FOR THE CITY COUNCIL. MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL WERE CONTACTED AND THE MAJOR!~Y RECOMMENDED ,THAT THE CITY MANAGER SIGN THESE ~WO_APPLI_CATIONS SO THAT THEY COULD BE SUBMITTED TO O.L.C~C. THE LAS~ MEETING Of' THE YEAR TO BE HELO DECEMBER 14, 1951. 3. GEORGE'S GROTTO, 764 WILLAMETTE (LEROY A. BURCHAM & BOBBY G. BRINKLEY, ApPLICATION FOR AN UNRESTRICTED RESTAURANT LICENSE, CLA~S riC"). A REVIEW WAS MADE BY THE COMMITTEE OF THE CLASS "C" UNRESTRICTED RESTAURANT LLCENSES NOW I~ FORCE IN THE CITY OF EUGENE AND THE AMOUNT OF .EN~ORCEMENT,NECESSITATED BY T~ES~ LICENSES FROM OUR POLICE DEPARTMENT. IT WAS REC.OMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THIS LICENSE BE ENDORSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL. MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL WERE CONTACTED AND IT WAS THE OPINION OF THE MEMBERS THAT THE ISSUANCE OF ANY fURTHER LICENSES OF THIS NATURE SHOULD BE THOROUGHLY INVESTIGATED ANq THAT NO ACTION SHOULD BE TAKEN PRIOR TO THE NEXT COUNCIL MEETING. 4. OLSON'S AUTO WRECKERS, 2040 W. 6TH AVENUE (EMIL M. OLSON). IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THIS LICENSE BE ENDORSED BY THE COU~CIL AND THAT THE CITY M~NAGER WRITE A LITTER STIPULATING THAT ALL CARS BE KEPT INSIDE OF,THE FENCE TO ELIMINATE THE UNSIG~TLY APPEARANCE NOW IN FRONT OF THE OLSON AUTO WRECKERS AND THAT ALSO CARS BE KEPT INSIDE OF THE FENCE AT THE REAR OF THIS PROPERTY SO THAT NO UNSIGHTLY APPEARANCE WAS CREATED ON THE STREET. THE ORDINANCE,WHICH WAS PREVIOUSLY PROPOSED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT RELATIVE TO PROHIBITING ANY DEVICE WHICH WOULD EXPEL FLAME OR GAS FROM ANY MOTOR VEHICLE WAS REVIEWED. THE COMMITTEE fELT THAT FOR THE PROTECTION Of' CITIZENS AND PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF EUGENE THAT THIS ORDINANCE SHOULD BE PASSED AS IT WAS NOT FELT THAT ANY FLAME SHOULD BE EXPELLED FROM ANY MOTOR VEH I CLES UNDER ANYC'O'ND'I T rO'NS'" ' - IT W~S RECOMMEND~D BY THE COMMITT~E THAT THE COUNCIL PASS THIS ORDINANCE AT ITS NEXT REGULAR MEETING. \ ~ THE COMMITTEE REVIEWED ORDINANCE No. 8322 PERTAINING TO THE LICENSING AND REGULATING OF DANCE HALLS AND SKATING RINKS. THE STUDY OF THIS ORDINANCE WAS MADE UPON" 'i-Ht- 'R-EQUE'ST OF MR.- VERN' MI'NKLER WI TH RELATTON" TO' THEOPERATI-ON-OF- THE- -ARE'NA" - , BALL ROOM. MR. MINKLER STATED AT THE PREVIOUS COUNCIL MEETING THAT SECTION 18 OF THIS ORDINANCE PROHIBt'TING RETURN CHECKS OR OTHER TOKENS WHEREBY RE-ADMISSION TO DANCES CAN BEOBT"~TNED WAS VERY DETRIMENTAL' ~O THEIR' OPERATIONS.- -THE COMMITTEE-,- IN REVIEWl~G' TH1SS0RDINANCE WHICH WAS PASSED IN FEBRUARY OF 1933, FELT THAT THE ISSUANCE OF PASS-OUT CHECKS WOULD PROVIDE BETTER OPERATIONS AND BETTER CONTROL THAN ENDEAVORING ~o RES~RIC~ ~LL O~HER ~C~IVI~IES INSIDE OF THE DANCE HALL. HOWEVER, THE RECOMMEND~TION ON THIS REQUEST WAS WITHHELD PENDING FURTHER STUDY." . I e I . I e I e