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~'54 e -- I T WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT THE SEWAGE TREATMENT' PLANT I S BEl NG PAl D FOR, BY T~E WATER I SERVICE CHARGES 'AND THAT UNDER THE PRESENT SYSTEM Of RATES THE UNIVERSITY WAS NOT PAYING AN EQUITABLE SHARE. THI S CONFIRMS THE PREVI,OUSREQUEST THAT THE UNI.vERSI TYWOUL,D ,PAY AN ADDITIONAL AMOUNT FOR THE ENLARGED CAPACITIES Of THE OUTFALL LINES A~D SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT TO ACCOMMODATE FUTURE EST'I,MATED ENROLLMENT OF", THE UNI VERSI TY. IT WAS GENERALLY AGREEDiHAT THE UNIVERSITY SHOULD PAY THEIR PROPORTIONATE SHARE I OF THE-SEWER COLLECTION SYSTEM AND TREATMENT PLANT AND THAT A PROPER SUM SHOULD BE FIGURED I , BASED UPON THE GENERAL ,COSTS OF ~HETRUNK SEWER SYSTEM AND TREATMEN~ FAC1LITIES. .,UNIV~R- I I, I, SITY OFFICIALS AGREED IN PR1NCIPLE THAT THE UNIVERSITY SHOULD PAY THEIR fAIR SHARE OF THE II TRUNK LINE SEWER SYSTtM SERVING THE UNIVERSITY, AS WELL AS THEIR PROPORTIONATE SHARE OF ,I ;1 THE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT AND OUTfALL LINE, PROVIDED AN EQUITABLE BASIS COULD BE ARRIVED !, AT IN DETERMINING THIS-SHARE. il IT WAS R~COMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT A THOROUGH STUDY AND ANALYSIS OF THE PRESENT " Ii WATER SERVICE CHARGES BE MADE TO SEE IF ANY ADJUSTMENTS SHOULD BE MADE RELATIVE TO " i; COMMERCIAL OR NON-DOMESHC USES." i' II e IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE MATTER BE REFERRED BACK TO THE il Ii " PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE FOR F'URTHER STUDY. MOTION CARR I EO'. " II 5 ~ REPORT Of THE PuBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE - RE: REQUESTS Of DE Loss CROOK; CITY TRANSIT i ~ 'I LINES; VACATION OF UTILITY EASEMENTS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I, :i "A MEETING or THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE WAS HELD ON DECEMBER 5, 195? WI TH T~E II !I I " fOLLOWING PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN KOPPE AND SIEGENTHALER; CITY MANAGER; CITY 11 ENGINEER-AND CITY RECORDER. II 'I II 'I I . THE REQUEST OF' MR. DELoss CROOK FOR' A VARIANCE TO PERMIT THE CONSTRUCTION OF' A I, SINGLE FAMILY HOME ON THE PROPERTY ,AT 3031 WILLAMETTE STREET WAS REVIEWED. THERE IS AT II PRESENT A .6 BY 18 fOOT SMALL HOME ON THE REAR OF' THIS LOT. MR. CROOK REQUESTS PERMISSION I, 'I TO CONSTRUCT ANOTHER HOUSE 36 BY 24 FEET ON THE FRONT OF THE PROPERTY. HIS PLAT SHOWS A II SETBACK LINE OF 37 FEET FROM THE FRONT WITH PROPER SIDE AND REAR YARD SETBACKS PROVIDED. :1 Ii IT WAS fELT THAT THE CONSTRUCTION OF THIS HOUSE WOULD IMPROVE THE LOT. ADJACENT /,1 PROPERTY OWNERS HAVE STATED THEY HAD NO OBJECTIONS. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE COUNCIL I: I GRANT THIS VARIANCE. :! , 2. THE PROPOSAL Of THE CITY TRANSIT LINES FOR RE-ROUTING OF BUS LINES IN THE CITY OF it -. EUGENE WAS REVIEWED AND IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THESE ROUTES BE CHANGED AS REQUESTED II PROVIDED NOTHING OF' A DETRIMENTAL NATURE RESULTING FROM THESE CHANGES WAS PRESErNa~D AT I! " THE HEARING SET FOR COUNCtL~DECEMBER 8, " 1952. I' II 3. ~FTER VIEWING THE VACATION OF' FOUR PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENTS IN THE WILLIS HEIGHTS Ii ADDITION, ,I IT WAS NOTED THAT PRESENT ALLEYS AND STREETS SUF'FICIENTLY ACCOMMODATED ALL " !1 UTILITIES AND THESE FOUR EASEMENTS WERE NO LONGER NEEDED. IT WAS THEREFORE RECOMMENDED 11 THE COUNCIL APPROVE VACATION PROCEEDINGS." I; 'I IT WAS MOVED BYCRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT ITEM No. 2 OF THE REPORT BE II I REFERRED BACK TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE AND THAT THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT OF' THE PUBLIC " , " WORKS COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. i I REPORTS ,Of BOARDS ~NDCOMMISSIONS I I 6 A REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS - RE: REQUESTS OF MODE ART COMPANY; rROMAN CHAMBE'RS; W. L. Huss AND CHARLES A. BONNETT WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "THE BOARD OF ApPEALS HELD A MEETING DECEMBER 4, 1952 AT THE CITY HALL TO CONSIDER e THE FOLLOWING REQUESTS FOR VARIANCES O~ SETBACK REQUIREMENTS. MEMBERS PRESENT WERE MR. LUVAAS, MR. GILLILAN, MR. MORRIS,~ND MR. VAALER. I . THE MODE ART COMPANY OF' 2003 rRANKLIN BOULEVARD PLANS A 14 FOOT BY 35 FOOT ADDITION TO THEIR EXISTING BUI~DING AND REQUEST THE WAIVER OF THE 25 FOOT SETBACK TO PERMIT KEEPING THE ADDITION IN LINE WITH RRONT or EXISTING BUILDING. THE PROPOSED IMPROVEMENT WOULD CON- SIST OF' rlLLING IN AN AREA AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF' THE BUILDING AND WOULD MEET THE SAME LINES AS THE EXISTING BUILDING. THIS WOULD MAINTAIN A SIX F'OOT THREE INCH SETBACK. EXISTING BUILDING TO THE EAST AND WEST ARE MAINTAINING A THREE F'OOT SETBACK. THE BOARD IN ITS DELIBERATIONS FELT THE REQUEST WAS REASONABLE AND IN KEEPING WITH THE REST Or THE BUILDING F'RONT LINE, THEREFORE GRANTED THE WAIVER. I 2. MR.,' PETERS WHO OWNS RESI DENTIAL PROPERTY AT 2790 BAKER STREET REQUESTS A Will VER OF I I THE 20 FOOT SETBACK REQU I.RED F'OR GARAGES' I N ORDER TO CONSTRUCT A CARPORT TO THE FRONT I OF' IiIIS HOUSE. SINCE MR. PETERS DID ~OT SUPPLY SUF'FICIENT INF'ORMATION AND THE BOARD DESIRES, TO MAKE A fiELD I'NSPECTlON BErORE RENDERING A DECISION,c THE REQUEST WAS TABLED. 1 , e i ~ I ,I , -'