03/24/1952 Meeting - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

e 5:7 ""'IIll ./ I ~ !j,' 00 <( 10-. <eX: e I .' 2 I 1\ COUNCIL ~HAMBERS, EUGENE, OREGOIN. I MARCH 24, 1952. 'I ;... 'THE REG0LAR MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON WAS, HEL~ IN THE CITY HALL ON MARCH 10, 1952 AND ADJOURNED TO MARCH 24, 1952 AT 7:30'P.M. ~THEI MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY HIS HONOR,,' MAYOR Y:' E. JOHN'SON, WITH THE FOLLOWING COUNCI'U-1EN PRESENT: CRUMBAKER, BOOTH, GODLOVE, SMITH, KOPPE, SIEGE"THALER AND WATSON. COUNOILM~NALLEN WAS ABSENT. THE MINUTES OF THE LAST REGULAR MEETING HELD MARCH 10, 1952 AND ADJOURNED Td MARCH 24, 1952 WERE READ AND APPROVED. REPORTS OF OFFICERS II II II I: I I II I, 11 il I ~ II 'I Ii 'I " A REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS WAS SUBMITTED FOR CONSIDER~TION. IN HIS REPORT THE CITY MANAGER EXPRE'SSE.D'APPRECIATION FOR CONSIDER.ATION'SHOWN DUR'ING HIS RECENT ILLNESS AND IN THE MANNER IN WHICH THE WORK HAD BEEN CARRIED ON DURI~G HIS ABSENCE. CALLED TO THE ATTENTION o'F ~HE COUNCIL WERE:--- I THE LEAGUE OF OREGON C I TIES REG I ONAL MEE T I NG FOR LA'NE COUNTY C I TIES TO BEl H(LD AT THE OSBURN HOTEL ON MARCH 31ST "AT 6:u30 P.M~' ',I t I THE NORTHWEST RECREATION CON~ERtNCE TO BE HEL~ AT THE OSBURN HOTEL 'ON APRI'L 2ND THROUGH APRIL 4TH. THE ADMISSIONS TAX CASE OF THE CITY OF EUGENE WILL BE HEARD BEFORE THE SUPREME COURT ON WEDNESDAY, tylARCH 26, 1952. ,. THAT THE ASSISTANT TRAFFIC ENGINEER OF THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSlnN INDICATED THAT THE PARKING SURVEY INFORMATlo'N WILL 'BE AVAILABLE IN ABOUT' TWO WEIEKS AND THAT 'OTHER ~1"NFORMATlON WILL BE AVAILABLE IN ABOUT O~E ~ONT~. ./ I II II II Ii I: II I' II II Ii [I II Ii II Ii I I II II THAT A MEETING OF THE COUNCIL TO STUDY pRDINANCES UNDER THE CODIFICATION PROJECT IS TENTATIVELY SCHEDULED FOR FRIDAY EVENING) .MARCH 28TH AT THE CITY HALL. _I THE REPORT WAS RECEIVED BY THE dOUNCIL. I . , REPORTs'or'COMMJTTEES -. A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE - RE: IMPROVEMENTS; ORDINANCE 8316 PROVIDING FOR "SE'WER CONNECTIONS (OR'. PROPERTY LOCATED OUTSIDE CITY LIMITS'" WAS SUBMITTED AN'D READ AS FOLLOWS: "THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE OF THE COUNCIL MET ON MARCH 18, 1952. PRESENT AT THE MEEtiNG WtRt 'MAYORJOHNSON, COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, GODLOVE, KOPPE, SIEGENTHALER; CITY MANAGER; 'ACTING CITY ENGINEER.AND'THE,CITY RECORDER. SIXTEEIN 'PETITIONS FOR STREE.T AND ALLEY PROJECTS WERE VIEWED BY THE COMMITTEE. THE FOR APPROVAL BY THE COUNCIL. I IMPROVEMENTS WERE.~RE'V,I EWEDAND THE PROPOSED FOLLOWING LISTED PROJECTS ARE RECOMMENDED I . I I .. .., ,~. % PROPERTY: PETITIONING I ~ _ e A. PAVING B. rpAVING C. PAVING D. PA VI NG E. PAVING F. PAVING G. PAVING " I e 22NO AVENUE FROM WASHINGTON TO JEFFERSON. VAN BUREN FROM 5TH TO ALLEY BET. 5TH & 6TH AVE,. E~ST 26TH AVtNUE FROM W1LLAMETTE TO PEARL. ALLEY FROM PATTERSON TO HI'LYARD'- 12TH & 13TH. ARTHUR STREET FROM 18TH TO SOUTH CITY LIMITS (27') 24TH FROM WAS~INGTON TO JEFFERSON STREET MONROE FROM 18T~. ~9_)~j~:~y~~~t. 75% y 67. I 8% " '75% (APPROX.) "69.96% 54.91% 100% 55.95% RECOMMENDATIO'N WI TH RE'SPECT TO TH'E FOLLOWI NG PROP,OSED PROJECTS' IS A'S FOL:LOWS: A. PAVING WALNUT FROM FRANKLIN BLVD. TO FAIRMOUNT BLVD. 56.61% It IS REdoMM~NOEb THAT THIS PROJECT BE APPROVED SUBJECT TO A DETERMINATION OF WHETHER WALNUT FROM FRANKLIN BLVD. TO 15TH SHOULD BE A 36-FOOT STREET OR A 42-FOOT STREET IN WIDTH. B. WIDENING WILLAMETTE STREET FROM 13TH TO 17TH AVENUE. 55.94% IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS PRbJtCT BE APPR6vED FOR StREEt WIDENING TO 46-~E~T'~I~H,ABUTTING PROPERTY TO PAY FULL COST OF WIDENING AND THAT THE COUNCIL CONSIDER EXTENSION OF THE PROJECT TO 19TH AVENUE. ~