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<br /> 5. THE CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THAT APPROVAL BE GIVEN TO CHANGE ORDER #2 IN THE CONTRACT I
<br /> OF THE EUGENE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT'AS OUTLINED IN THE FOLLOW1~G LETTER FROM THE CONSULTING
<br /> ENGINEERS! If
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<br /> I "IN COMPLIANCE WITH PREVIOUS DISCUSSIONS AND COST COMPUTATION ON EXTRA WORK II
<br /> REQUIRED IN CONNECTION OF DIGESTER EXCAVATION AND BACKFILL, AND INASMUCH AS THE ;
<br /> EXISTING SOIL CONDITIONS WERE OF SUCH'A NATURE AS TO REQUIRE THIS EXTRA EXCAVATION I
<br /> AND BACKFILL IN ORDER TO ESTABLISH A SATISFACTORY FOUNDATI ON FOR THE FLOOR AND WA.L'LS I
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<br /> OF THE DI GESTER, :WE THEREFORE RECOMMEND THAT THE TOTAL AMOUNT OF THE CONTRACT PRICE II
<br /> BE INCREASED AT THE RATE OF ONE DOLL:AR AND FIFTY CENTS ($1.50 ) PER CUBIC YARD FOR THE !
<br /> TWO THOUSA.ND 'CUBI'C YARDS OF EXCAVATION A.ND FILL REQUIRED TO ESTABLISH A SATISFACTORY II
<br /> FOUNDATION FOR THOSE STRUCTURES.
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<br /> THIS' CHANGE ORDER MEETS WITH YOUR APPROVAL, WI LL YOU PLEASE ACKNOWLEDGE THE
<br /> SAME 'SI GNI NG THE~ ENCLOSED COPI ES' ON THE LINE I ND I CA. TED AND RETURI"J THE ENCLOSED COPIES II
<br /> SO THAT1THEY BE PRESENTED TO THE CITY OF EUGENE FOR THEIR CONSIDERATION AND APPROVAL. , Ii
<br /> INASMUCH II
<br /> AS THIS CHANGE ORDER INVOLVES AN ADDITIONAL EXPENDITURE OF APPROXIMATELY ,I e
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<br /> $3,000 TO ESTABLI SH THE PROPER SUBGRADE BY THE INSTALLATION OF 2,000 CUBIC YARD OF EXCAVATION II
<br /> AND FILL AT $1.50 PER CUBIC YA.RD, IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT COUNCIL: APPROVAL "
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<br /> BE GIVEN FOR THIS CHANGE ORDER. Ii
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<br /> 6. FURTHER STUDY WAS GIVEN THE 'PETITION FROM MR. ALEEN EATON RELATIVE TO HIS CLAIM IN "
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<br /> CONNECTION WITH LOTS 2 AND 3, BLOCK 28, FAIRMOUNT ADDITION WHICH WERE REPOSSESSED BY THE
<br /> CITY OF EUGENE IN 1938. I TWAS NOTED THAT THESE LOTS WERE UP FOR FORECLOSURE BY THE COUNTY I
<br /> I N JUNE 1938 AT WHICH CI TY OF EUGENE $429.69 'I
<br /> FOR NON PAYMENT OF TAXES OF TI ME THE PAID TO II
<br /> LANE COUNTY FOR THESE UNPAID TAXES TO PREVENT FORECLOSURE BY THE COUNTY . THE PAYMENT OF T H E:5 IE [I
<br /> DELINQUENT TAXES WAS MADE 'ONt MONTH AFTER M~. EATON HAD SIGNED DEEDS TO THESE LOTS IN MAY OF I
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<br /> 1938. ON JUNE 1'4, 1938, THE CITY SOLD 160 FEET OF THE EAST 85 FEET OF LOT 2 TO MR S . R. A. Ii
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<br /> BABB FOR $1,868.22 WHICH WAS A LOSS OF $32.53 AFTER ALL TAXES, LIENS, INTEREST AND EXPENSES I,
<br /> HAD BEEN MADE. LATER, THE CITY SOLD TO R. A. BABB THAT PART LYING SOUTH OF THE 160 FEET FOR II
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<br /> $100.00. BOTH OF THESE PARCELS WERE I N THE DEED SIGNED BY MR. EATON, CONSTITUTING ALL OF 'I
<br /> THE EAST 85 FEET OF LOT 2, AND ALL OF LOT 3. IN ORDER THAT WE COULD GIVE CLEAR TITLE TO !I
<br /> MR. BABB ON TH IS 'SALE IT WA.S NECESSARY THAT THE CITY PAY THE COUNTY'THE DELINQUENT TAXES AS 'I
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<br /> MENTIONED ABOVE IN THE AMOUNT OF $419.69. THIS PAYMENT OF DELINQUENT TAXES AGAINST THIS II
<br /> PROPERTY EXCLUDED IT FROM THE 1938 FORECLOSURE SALE. IT IS APPARENT THAT IF PAYMENT HAD Ii
<br /> NOT BEEN MADE FOR DELI NQUENT TAXES, WHICH WERE DUE SINCE 1931, THAT THE PROPERTY WOULD HAVE' II
<br /> BEEN LISTED IN THE LANE COUNTY r938 FORECLOSURE PROCEEDINGS. ACCORDI NG TO COUNTY OFFI CIALS,:
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<br /> I T WOULD NOT HAVE BEEN POSSIBLE FOR THE CITY OF EUGENE TO PAY THE DELINQUENT'TAXES ONLY ON i
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<br /> THE 160 FOOT PORTION OF THE LOTS. THEY INDICATE THAT SEGREGATIONS ARE MADE BUT ONLY WHERE I
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<br /> THERE HAS BEEN A FORMAL TRANSFER OF OWNERSHIP TOA PORTION OF A TAX'LOT. i
<br /> LOT 3 WAS SOLD OCTOBER 24, 1939 TO ~RS. 'SNELLST~OM FOR A PRICE OF $900.00, SHOWI'NG A Ii
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<br /> LOSS OF $653.17 AFTER THE CITY HAD PAID TAXES, COMMISSIONS, TITLE INSURANCE, I NTEREST AND II
<br /> AGAINST LOT 3, $1,553.73. ,I
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<br /> No RECOMMENDATIONS WERE MADE PENDI NG FURTHER STUDY.
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, BY BOOTH THAT THE REPORT OF THE PUBLI C WORKS II
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<br /> COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. . j I'
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<br /> PETITIONS AND (OMMUNIC:XITIONS "
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<br /> ~ PETITION TO REZONE 5TH AND POLK STREET WAS SUBMITTED BY MR. F. K. BREWER, I,
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<br /> FROM R-2 TO M-2 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL.
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<br /> I T WAS MOVED BY ~RUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE CITY
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<br /> ATTORNEY FdR THE NECESSARY RESOLUTION AND TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR CONSIDERATION AT !I
<br /> THEIR OCTOBER 7TH MEETING. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br /> 8 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS, A,S APPROVED BY THE POll CE, FIRE, BUILDING AND HEALTH I
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<br /> DEPARTMENTS, I
<br /> WERE SUBMITTED: II
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<br /> I MILLS MOTEL, 568 W. 7TH - BERTHA L. MI LLS (NEW) Ii
<br /> VELMA LONG, I 405 E. 20TH AVENUE. II
<br /> MRS. C. R. BOYD, 630 E. "13TH AVENUE.
<br /> DARBY ROOMING HOUSE, 469 [. 15TH AVENUE - MR S . OLIVE O. DARBY. I:
<br /> MRS. M. K. BATTEE, 388 It/. 7TH AVENUE~ Ii
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY S[IEGENTHALER THAT THE APPLlCA.TION OF VELMA LONG BE i:
<br /> REFERRED BACK TO THE CITY MA NAG E R ' S OFFICE FOR A CHECK ON LAND USE, AND THAT THE BALANCE OF II
<br /> THE APPLI CATIONS, AS APPROVED, BE ENDORSED. MOTION 'CARRI'ED.: II
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<br /> PETI:TION CURB SIDEW~LK ON LAWRENCE STREET FROM 22ND TO 23RD I;
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<br /> AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED, CONTAINING 50%'OF FRONTAGE. :1
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED ByCRUMBAKER, BY BOOTH "
<br /> SECONDED THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE
<br /> PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTl ON CARRIED.
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