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""-r 04' .- I' MONROE S!REET, FROM 18TH TO 19TH AVENUE - 3i" ASPHALTIC CONCRETE - C~NTRAL HEATING CO. IN AMOUN! OF $4,463..60._34' WIDTH - $6.00 PER FOOT. NIXON STREET FROM 25TH AVE. TO NOliffiH BOUNDARY OF P. E. & E. CARLINE - 3i'" ASPHALTIC ~ONCRETE, 7,AC;:ME CONST~UCTI_ON COMPANY IN AMOUNT OF $3,55~L60~ 24' WIDTH - $4.70 PER FOOT: . 17TH AVENUE FROM OAK TO ALDER STREET - 3i" ASPHALTIC CONC~ETE (HEAVY DUTY OAK TO HIGH). CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY IN AMOUNT OF $32,1 19.95~ 42' HIGH TO OAK - $8.90 PER FOOT. 36' HIGH TO ALDER - $6.60 PER FOOT. 2 1ST A V E N U E FRO M H I L Y A R D TO A L D E R - ~i " ASP HAL TIC , CON C R E T E - T. c;:.. W I L D ISH I N AM 0 U NT 0 F $4,837.40. 34' WIDTH.- $6.20 PER ~OOT.' 23RD AVENUE FROM LINCOLN TO LAWRENCE STREET _ 3i" ASPHALTIC CONCRETE - ACME CONSTRUCTION COMPA~Y IN AMOUNT OF.$~,~73.75. 34' WIDTH - $6.30 PER FOOT. 26T~AvENUE FROM WILLAMETTE TO PEARL STRtET - 3i" ASPHALT It CONCRETE - T. C. WILDISH IN AMOUNT O~ $6,58a.90. j4' WIDtH - $6.00 PER FOOT. 34TH AVENUE FROM DOROTHY TO CLIFFORD STREET - 3i" ASPHALTIC CONCRETE - ACME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IN AMOUNT OF $8,649.15. 36~WIDTH. .$6.50 PER FOOT. ST9RM SEWER ON ?9TH AVENUE FROM W'I LL.AMETTE TO AMAZON - 30" AND 27". W. F. STONEBURNER IN AMOUNT OF $10,797.00 - $5~95 PER FOOT. 2. THE APPLICATION OF MR. ROBERT COATES TO CONSTRUCT A DUPLEX ON THE INSIDE LOT ON VAN BU~EN STREET BETWEEN 20TH AND 21~T AVENUE WAS ~EVIEWED. THIS LOT IS 62-1/2 ~iET BY 148-FEET A~D IS LOCATED IN THE RA~OUTER RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT, SURROUNDED BY NiCE RESI- DENCES AND'ONE FAMILY HOMES. THE 'COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THIS APPLICATION FOR A VARIANCE BE"DENIED. 3. THE REMONSTRANCE AGAINST THE INSTALLATION bF SIDEWALKS ON THE WEST SIDE OF HA~RIS SlREET FROM 28TH TO 29TH. AVENUE WAS R~VIEWED. INASMUCH AS A CONSIDERABLE PERCENTAGE OF THE SIDEWALKS HAVE ALREADY B~E~ INSTALLED ON THIS STREET, AND THAT A MAJORITY ot THE PEOPLE FEEL THAT THE SIDEWALKS SHOULD BE COMPLETED FROM 25TH TO 29TH AVENUE TO AFFORD SAFER AND BETTER PEDESTRIAN ACCESS TO THE HARRIS STREET SCHOOL, IT WAS RECOMMENDED THA T ,.TH IS WOgK PROCEED AS OUTL I NED UNDER ORD I NANCE No. . I 0056, PASSED ON APR I L 28, 1952. 4. THE CO~MITTEE AGAI~ REVIEWED THE APPLICATION FOR THE OPENING OF PIERCE STREET FROM 5TH TO 7TH-AvENUE. THERE WAS NO,OBJECTION TO THE STREET BEING OPENED AND IMPROVED, EXCEPT FO~ .T~E EXPENSE .OF PROCURING THE RIGHT OF_WAY BETWEEN 6TH AND 7tH AVENUE, ESTIMATED TO COST SOME'1HERE BETWEEN $7~000 AND $10,000." AFTER SOME ,DISCUSSION OF ITEM 3, ON OBJ~CTION TO INSTALLATION OF SIDEWALK ON HARRIS STREET FROM 28TH TO 29TH AVENUE, IT WAS MOVED BY ALLEN, SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT THE MATTER BE RE-REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE FOR STUDY. -MOTION CARRIED. IT WAS MOVED BY SMITH, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE MATTER ,OF OPENING PIERCE STREET FROM 5TH TO '7TH AVENUE BE REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER FOR FURTHER INVESTIGATION. MOTION CARRIED. IT W~S MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. 10 THE SUBJECT OF THE STREET WIDTH TO BE ESTABLISHED FOR EAST 18TH AVENUE WAS OPENED BY M~. NORMAN SCHNEIDER. HE ADVOCATED THE ESTABLISHMENT OF 42 FEET, CURB TO CURB, FOR ALL OF EAST 18TH AVENUE TO AGATE STRE~T ON THE ORIGINAL CONSTRUCTION. THE MATTER WAS DISCUSSED AND REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS I I AN APPLICATION FOR A BEER LICENSE WAS SUBMITTED BY JOHN C~ NICHOLS JR. AND JOEL D. TRAPP, 557 W L~AMETTE S!REET, AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE D~PARTMENT. (CHA~GE OF OWNERSHIPj) IT WAS MOVED BY SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE APPLICATION AS APPROVED BY THE POll CE D~PARTMENT BE ENDORSED. MO,T,I,ON CARRI ED. 12 PETITION PROTESTING THE INSTALLATION OF A SIDEWALK ON THE WEST SIDE OF HARRIS STREET FROM 25TH TO 26TH .AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED. IT WAS,MOVED BY ALLEN, SECONDED BY GODLOV~ THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. 13 COMMUNICATI.ON FROM ELMER LOUDEN, ,WITH SIGNATURES OF CON~ENT OF ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS FOR HIS REQUEST TO CONSTRUCT APARTMENTS OVER FIVE GARAGES WAS SUBMITTED. .IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THA~ THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE CI TY MANAGER. MOTiON CARRiED. ~ 1 e II :1 II " I, I' II I I . I e I I I i II I ~ ,I II Ii Ii Ii Ii II If Ii 'I II I, I I I \ I II , I: I e