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ri36 e --- - -- - - -- - --- 3. 27TH AVENUE FROM WI LLAMETTE TO PORTLAND; PORTLAND FROM N. BOUNDARY FRASI ER-HYLAND 1 ADDITION TO 27TH; McMILLAN FROM NORTH BOUNDARY FRASIER-HYLAND ADDITION TO 26TH; 26TH FROM PORTLAND TO ALLEY BETWEEN OLIVE AND McMILLAN 7 CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY IN AMOUNT O~ $21,445.60- 34 ~OOT, 3i" ASPHALTIC PAVING. I I F. WALNUT STREET FROM FRANKLI N BOULEVARD TO FAI RMOUNT BOULEVARD - CENTRAL HEATI NG COMPANY II . . I' I N AMOUNT OF $23,042.45 - 42 FOOT FROM FRANKLIN TO 15TH AND 36FOOT FROM 15TH ToFAIRMOUNT i I ' 32''' ASPHAL TI C PAVI NG. : I .. I G. WIDENING WILLAMETTE STREET FROM 13TH TO 17TH AVENUE - R. C. PARSONS & SON IN AMOUNT II OF $31,088.50 - 46 FOOT PAVING. I .' . I I, H. 'A.LLEY BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AVENUE FROM BLAIR TO VAN BUREN STREET - FREQ STUBBERT IN 1'1 AMO~NT OF $4,940.9~ - 14 FOOT, 6" PLAIN ~ONCRETE PAVING. $3.7~ ~ER ; ,I I. CONCRETE S.IDEWALK ON WILSON COU,RT.FROM 14TI:ITO 18TH AVENUE - K. A. WARDELL IN AMOUNT i: OF $3,870.00. r J. CO,NCRETE SI,DEWALK ON WILSON STREET F~OM 14TH TO 18TH AVENUE - K. A. WARDELL IN AMOUNT Ii e . I' OF $4, I 05.00.. Ii K. CONCRETE SI DEWALK ON SOUTH SI DE OF 24TH AVENUE FROM PEARL TO PATTERSON STREET - ' Ii K. A. WARDELL IN AMOUNT OF $1,779.30. Ii II L. CONCRETE SIDEWALK ON SOUTH SIDE OF 14TH AVENUE FROM WILSON STREET TO WILSON COURT - I: 1 K. A. WARDELL IN AMOUNT OF $425.00. M~ CONCRETE SIDEWALK ON .THE WEST SIDE OF HARRIS STREET FROM 25TH ~O 29TH AVENUE - K. A. WARDE~L IN AMOUNT OF $2~1~5.15. N. SANITARY SEWER IN ALLEY BETWEEN OLIVE AND CHARNELTON FROM 24TH TO 25TH AVENUE - COAST ,CONSTRUCTION COM~ANY AND JESKE BROS. IN AMOUNT OF $673.75. 4. THE COMMITTEE AGAIN REVIEWED THE PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF THE NORTH SUNNY HOLLOW AREA I, ; AS PETI TI O. NED BY 44 RESI DENTS OF THE AREA. I T WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE PROPER RESOLUTION I': BE.DRAFTED. SETTING HEARINGS.AND DATES IN CONNECTION WITH AN ELECTION FOR ANNEXATION OF 'I THIS AREA. I ii. 5. IN CONNECTION WITH THE PAVI.NG OF 21ST AVENUE BETWEEN HILYARD AND UNIVERSITY STREET I -~ T~.E ,CITY M~NAGER ADVISED"THAT THREE BLOCKS ARE UNDER CONSTRUCTION INCLUDING ONE BLOCK II FROM HILYARD TO ALDER.A.ND TWO BLOCKS FROM UNIVERSITY TO EMERALD LEAVING FOUR BLOCKS I: FROM ALDER TO .UNIVERSITY A~D ONE ~LOCK FROM EMERALD TO AGATE TO BE PAVED AT A FUTURE Ii DATE. IT WOULD HAVE BEEN DESIRABLE TO HAVE INCLUDED THIS ENTIRE STREET UNDER ONE PROJECT Ii . I BUT I NASMUCH AS PROPERTY OWNERS HAD PETI TI ONED FOR ONLY THESE THREE BLOCKS THI S YEAR, IT i: , WAS RECOM.MENDED THAT THI S WORK GO AHEAD AS OUTLI NED AND THAT THE REMAI NI NG FI VE BLOCKS II .BE .COMPLETED UPON PETI TI ONS FROM PROPERTY OWNERS I N THE FUTURE. I: 'i 6. THE REQUEST OF JAMES T. NEWELL TO SEGREGATE HI S LOT. AT THE CORNER OF TAYLOR AND 13TH i A V E N U E WAS REV I. EWE D. _ T HIS LOT I S I 67 FEE TON T A Y LOR S T R E ETA N D 60 FEE TON I 3 T H A V E N U E . I I MR. NEWELL, DESI'R,ES TO DIVIDE THIS LOT LEA.VI.NG lOT! FEET FOR THE CORNER LOT FACING TAYLOR i: . STREET AND SELL THE NORTH 60 FEET. IN ORDER TO DO THIS HE DESIRES PERMISSION TO SEGREGATE ; A PORTION OF THE PAVING ASSESSMENT TOTALING $505.37 TO THIS PROPERTY. THE PARTY WHO IS BUYING THIS,60 FEET HAS A 60 DAY OPTION TO PURCHASE ADJAC~NT PROPERTY 50 BY 60 FEET FOR AN ADEQUATE BUILDING LOT. _ IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS SEGREGATION BE APPROVED. I 7. THE REQUEST O~ MR. AND MRS. PHILIP TILLMAN TO ANNEX THEIR PROPERTY LOCATED SOUTH I OF REED STREET ON Cr RCLE STREET IN CHULA V I STA PARK WAS REV I EWED BY THE COMMI TTEE. IT" .. WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE COUNCI L AUTHORI ZE THE PROPER RESOLUTION TO BE DRAWN AND PASSED II . UNDER THE PROVISION O~ CHAPTER 563, .OREGON LAWS, AUTHORIZING THE ANNEXATION OF THIS I TERRITORY WITHOUT AN ELECTION. THIS PETITION TO ANNEX WAS SIGNED BY 100% OF THE PROPERTY i OW.NER,~ AND IS CONT I GUOUS TO PRESENT CITY L I M ITS. " i I! I N THE .MATTER OF THE REZONI NG OF PORTIONS OF THE SOUTH HI LYARD AREA, I T WAS MOVED BY Ii CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE HEARING BE CONTINUED UNTIL JULX 14TH. MOTION CARRIED. i :1 I N THE MATTER OF THE VARI ANCE FOR MR. ELMER LOUDEN,. I T WAS MOVED BY CRUt;'1BAKER, SECONDED \i BY ALLEN .THAT THE.VARIANCE BE GRANTED. MOTION CARRIED. I Ii IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC I: WORKS COMMI TTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRI ED. II 6 'A REPORT OF THE FINANCE AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEES - RE: OCCUPATION TAX; ORDINANCE 8541; Ii EQUIPMENT FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT; BIDS FOR AUDITING CITY BOOKS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ As FOLLOWS: Ii I "A MEETING OF THE FINANCE AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEES WAS HELD ON ,JUNE 20, 1952 WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN BOOTH, CRUMBAKER, KOPPE AND SIEGENTHALER; : CITY ATTORNEY; CITY MANAGER AND ALTON ROBBIN~, MANAGER OF THE MACDONALD THEATRE. Ii I I I e I i ~ II