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~36 e -. --- - - - -0 __ -. - , SECOND, THAT THE OUTFALL LINE BE INSTALLED TO A PROPER AND STIPULATED DEPTH SO I AS NOT TO INTERFERE WITH FUTURE USE OF THIS GROUND, AND TO EXTEND FAR ENOUGH INTO THE RIVER SO THAT SUFFICIENT DIFFUSION MAY TAKE PLACE AT ALL TIMES, THIRD, THAT THE CITY OF SPRINGFIELD WOULD EFFECT PROPER RIP-RAPPING AT THE LOWER I END OF THE OUTFALL LI NE TO INSURE NO FUTURE EROSION OR wASHI NG DUE TO THE INSTALLATION 'I OF THIS OUTFALL LINE, I, FOURTH, THAT THIS EASEMENT WOULD BE TEN FEET IN WIDTH WiTH A THIRTY FOOT WIDTH II I II FOR USE DURING CONSTRUCTION FOR THE PURPOSE OF LAYING A THIRTY INCH OUTFALL SEWER AND THAT 'T WOULD BE LEFT I N A SATISFACTORY CONDITION AFTER INSTALLATION OF THE PIPE. I' 4. THE COMMI TTEE A.GA I N REV I EwED THE POSSIBILITY OF ACQUIRING ALL OF THE AREA BETWEEN il SKINNER'S,BuTTE PARK AND HIGH STREET ON THE SOUTH BANK OF THE WILLAMETTE RIVER FOR !I 'I PARK PURPOSES. II I TWAS AGREED WITH MR. GLENN BYRNES, II A. OWNER OF THIS PROPERTY THAT THE : FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS BE PRESENTED TO THE CITY COUNCIL: THAT MR. BYRNES 11 e WOULD EXCHANGE ALL OF HIS PROPERTY LYING wEST OF A LINE TEN FEET WEST OF THE II WEST CURB LINE OF HI~H STREET EXTENDED, FOR THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD II PROPERTY LOCATED NORTH OF'2ND AVENUE BETwEEN HIGH STREET AND MILL STREET. II (340 X .220 FEET) Ii THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD WILL AGREE THAT IF IT IS POSSIBLE TO I: 'TRADE THE PROPERTY, 340 X 220 FEET, ON 2ND AND HIGH STREETS, FOR THAT PORTION " I Ii ! OF THE BYRNE PROPERTY ALONG THE WILLAMETTE RIVER, LYING wEST OF HIGH STREET, " ! 'I THAT THE BOARD WiLL SELL SAID BYRNE PROPERTY TO THE CITY OF EUGENE FOR THE SUM OF TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS ($20,000.00), PAYABLE AS FOLLOWS: II FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS ($5,000.00) BY THE CITY OF EUGENE DEEDING TO THE Ii EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD THE "OVERHEA.D PROPERTY" BETWEEN T.HE SOUTH SIDE Ii OF FOURTH AVE~UE EAST AND THE SOUTHERN IP'ACIFIC R. R.; II 'i " THE BALANCE OF FIFTEEN THOUSAND DOLLARS ($15,000.00) il SHALL BE PAYABLE ON I' OR BEFORE TEN ( 10) YEARS FROM DATE WITHOUT INTEREST. II Ii , 11 II B. THAT MR. BYRNES wOULD MOVE THE CONCRETE BUILDING NOw LOCATED ON THE ABOVE il PREMISES WiTHIN A PERIOD OF THREE YEARS FROM THE DATE OF" CONTRACT AND THAT THE . CITY OF EUGENE WOULD BE RESPONSIBLE FOR DISPOSING OF THE TWO OLD BUILDINGS I' ,- IMMEDIATELY NORTH OF THE PRESENT OFFICE BUILDING. II ,I C. THAT THE CITY COUNCIL wOULD RECOMMEND REZONING OF THAT PROPERTY OWNED BY I, MR. BYRNES LYING EAST OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED LI NE EXTENDING FROM THE WEST CURB II I, LINE OF HIGH STREET TO M-2, LIGHT INDUSTRIAL WHICH wOULD JOIN WITH THE ALREADY Ii ZONED M-3, HEAVY INDUSTRIAL IMMEDIAT~LY ON THE EAST AND THAT THE wEST HALF OF II THE WATER BOARD PROPERTY AT 2ND AND HIGH wOULD BE ZONED TO M-2 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL, I COINCIDING WITH SIMILAR ZONING TO THE SOUTH AND TO THE NORTH AND THAT THE EAST " I' HALF OF THE WATER BOARD PROPERTY WOULD BE ZONED TO M-3, HEAVY INDUSTRIAL, COIN- I I CIDING WITH SIMILAR ZONING TO THE NORTH, EAST AND SOUTH. I D. THAT MR. BYRNES wOULD BUILD FENCE AND PLANT TREES ALONG HIS WEST PROPERTY LINE. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE' CI TY EXCHANGE THE PROPERTY UNDERNEATH THE FERRY II STREET OVERPASS TO THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD FOR THIS PROPERTY AT THE ESTAB- I' LISHED PRICES PAID FOR SAID RIGHTS OF WAY WHEN PURCHASED FOR THE EUGENE WATER & 'I I ELECTRIC BOARD PROPERTY, LOCATED NORTH OF 2ND AVENUE BETWEEN HIGH STREET AND MILL 'I e 'I STREET FOR THE PURPOSE OF DEALI NG WI TH MR. BYRNES IN THIS EXCHANGE OF PROPERTY AND I FUTURE PARK PURPOSES. AFTER THE VALUES OF THE CITY OF EUGENE PROPERTY UNDER THE I: OVERPASS HAVE BEEN ASCERTAINED $5,000.00 ) THAT THE REMAINING DIFFERENCE OF $15,000.00 I; BE SET UP FOR FUTURE PAYMENTS IN THE BEST MANNER AGREED UPON BY THE CITY AND THE II EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD. Ii THESE RECOMMENDATIONS wERE MADE WI TH THE FEELI NG THAT THIS wOULD BE THE BEST USE FOR THIS PROPERTY IN THIS AREA AND WOULD BE OF MATERIAL BENEFIT TO. THE FUTURE SKINNER'S !I 'I BUTTE PARK DEVELOPMENT PROGRAM. I: II I' 5. THE CITY MANAGER EXPLAINED THAT AS A RIGHT OF" WAY CONSIDERATION, HE HAD AGREED Ii WITH MR. K NNETH NIELS~N THAT HE SHOULD HAVE ACCESS TO HIS PROPERTY THROUGH WHICH II THE AMAZON CREEK WAS CUT IN THE NEW CONSTRUCTION PROJECT A YEAR AGO. MR. NIELSEN'S II PROPERTY LIES ON EACH SIDE OF AMAZON CREEK AND IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE CITY I COUNCIL GRANT AN EASEMENT FOR I NGRESS AND EGRESS TO, TH I S PROPERTY FOR PRESENT I " I, I FARMING PURPOSES WITH THE UNDERSTANDING THAT NO DAMAGE TO BANKS wOULD BE INCURRED. :! I I I " 'I I, e :1 ~ I :1 Ii