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n!:"'I':';~ .r::., i , e . . ~ -.._. - - ~ ---- ,; ~- -- I II A CHECK'OF THIS fNTERSECTION REVEALS THAT A VEHICLE STOPPED ON THE EAST APPROACH II I. TO THE INTERSECTIO. CAN SEE A BLOCK IN EITHER DIRECTION WITH THE FRONT Of THt CAR STILL " I' BEHIND THE CURB LINE AT COLUMBIA STREET~ A CHECK OF THE RECORDS INDICATES THAT NO 11 I' ACCIDENTS ARE RECORDED FOR THIS INTERSECTION. IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION Of THE COMMITTEE II THAT NO CHANGE BE, MADE IN THE SIGNS AT THIS INTERSECTION AT THE PRESENT. II il 'I 8. REQUEST FROM SCHERER MOTOR COMPANY fOR CLEARANCE ON DRIVEWAY - A SECOND REQUEST il II fROM THE SCHERER MOTOR COMPANY fOR CLEARANCE FOR THE'ORIVEWAY TO THEIR USED. CAR LOT WAS il CONSIDERED BY THE COMMITTEE. THE REQUEST IS fOR A SHIfTING Of THE CURB STALLS TO THE I SOUTH fOR A DISTANCE Of fiVE fEET TO ALLOW GREATER CLEARANCE fOR THEIR DRIVEWAY. IT I .WAS EXPLAINED BY THE CITY MANAGER THAT A CHECK WAS MADE ON THIS MATTER AND IT IS NOT I POSSIBLE TO REARRANGE THE EXISTING STALLS WITHOUT ELIMINATING ALTOGETHER THE PARKING I I , II SPACE fOR ONE CAR. IT IS THEREFORE THE RECOMMENDATION Of THE COMMITTEE THAT NO CHANGE BE MAOE IN THE EXISTING PARKING STALLS. 9. SIDEWALKS IN THE VICINITY Of SCHOOLS - THIS SUB~ECT PREVIOUSLY REfERRED TO THE e COMMITTEE BY THE COUNCIL WAS DISCUSSED BY THE, COMMITTEE AND THE COMMITTEE REVIEWED A Ii MAP WHICH HAD BEEN PREPARED TO SHOW THE STATUS OF SIDEWALKS IN THE VICINITY Of SCHOOLS. i IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE' COMMITTEE THAT THIS MATTER BE CONTINUED IN THE COMMITTEE fOR fURTHER STUDY." II A NUMBER OF PERSONS WERE HEARD CONCERNING ITEM I, THE REQUEST OF MR. AND MRS. JOHN H. II Ii HOUSER, OBJECTING TO THE USE Of THE SMALL HOUSE AS A RENTAL UNIT. I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY DR. CRUMBAKER THAT ITEM No. il I BE SEGREGATED II fROM THE REPORT AND REFERRED BACK_ TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION,CARRIED. ,I Ii IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED. BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE BALANCE Of THE REPORT 'I Of THE PUBLIC WORKS AND PUBLIC SAfETY COMMITTEES BE ADOPTED. MOTl ON CARR I ED. 3 I A REPORT Of THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON NOVEMBER 22, 195~ - RE: BOUNDARIES I fOR BETHEL ANNEXATION WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: II "PReSENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; 'COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKERj 'KOPPE, GODLOVE AND SIEGENTHALER; II CITY MANAGER; CITY ENGINEER; CITY RECORDER; NORMAN JOHNSON AND MR. MARTIN REPRESENTING 'I THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD; HOWEARD BUfORD, PLANNING CONSULTANTj-TOM JAQUES Of .- I THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD,. AND ASSISTANT CITY RECORDER. j I . BETHEL ANNEXATION BOUNDARY - A DISCUSSION ON PROPOSED BOUNDARIES FOR THE BET~EL 'I il ANNEXATION WAS HELD. IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION Of THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE THAT AN I I ANNEXATION ELECTION BE HELD AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AND THAT fOR THE PURPOSE Of THE ELECTION, THE BOUNDARIES Of THE AREA PROPOSED fOR ANNEXATION BE ESTABLISHED AS fOLLOWS: ALL Of I THE BETHEL WATER DISTRICT EXCEPT THE AREA NORTH Of. THE SOUTH LINE Of THE ALLISON PARK I: SUB-DIVISION EXTENDED EAST AND'WEST, AND EXCEPT THE AREA WEST Of THE EASTERLY LINE Of SHERWOOD PARK SUBDIVISION EXTENDED NORTH AND SOUTH, THE ABOVE EXCEPTIONS BEING WITHIN I THE BOUNDARIES Of THE PRESENT BETHEL WATER'DISTRICT. I I I 2. REQUEST fOR RECOMMENDATION Of A LIQUOR LICENSE, HAMBURGER HEAVEN, 1224 WI LLAMETTE I I, STREET. Ii Ii IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION Of THE PUBLIC SAfETY COMMITTEE THAT. THE LICENSE RECOMMENDA- ,I TION BE HELD UP UNTIL A POLICY-ON LIQUOR OUTLET LOCATIONS IS ESTABLISHED, AND THAT THE II MATTER BE CONTINUED IN COMMITTEE fOR FURTHER STUDY." I; Ii IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY. MR. BOOTH THAT THE REPORT Of THE PUBLIC WORKS Ii AND PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON fILE. MOTION CARRIED. e' !I 4 II A REPORT Of THE PUBLIC SAfETY COMMITTEE'MEETING'HELD ON NOVEMBER 12, 1954 WAS SUBMITTED. i AND READ AS fOLLOWS: , "PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNC I LMEN GODLOVE, SI EGENTHALER AND CONE; C I'TY ,MANAGER; II TRAffiC ENGINEER; CITY ATTORNEY AND CITY RECORDER.. ALSO PRESENT WERE MR. FRAGER AND MR. LEWIS. THERE WERE TWO SUBJECTS GIVEN CONSIDERATION IN THE COMMITTEE AT THIS I' MEETING. THEY WERE AS f"OLLOWS: II LOADING ZONE ON WEST PARK STREET TO SERVE THE MARX BUILDING - THE CITY MANAGER I . EXPLAINED THAT A REQUEST_HAD BEEN RECEIVED fROM MESSRS. FRAGER AND LEWIS, WHO ARE ENGAGED IN THE-TELEV1SION AND RADIO BUSINESS, fORANADDITIONAl'tOADING ZONE TO SERVE THE. MARX BUILDING ON WEST PARKSTREET~- IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT A PARKING SPACE IS NOW RESERVED BETWEEN THE U. S. NATIONAL BANK AND THE MARX BUILDING fOR EXCLUSIVE USE Of" I THE ARMORED'CARTO SERVE THE BANK. ,THE COMMITTEE WAS IN GENERAL AGREEMENT THAT I ANOTHER SPACE WAS NEEDED TO SERVE THE TYPE Of BUSINESS WHICH REQUIRED LOADING AND II UNLOADING IN THIS AREA AND THEREfORE MAKES THE RECOMMENDATION THAT A 24 MINUTE LOADING ZONE BE AUTHROIZEPJUST SOU~~ Of THE SPAC~ RESERVED fOR THE ARMORED CAR. T - - : \ II e II I! Ii ~ 'I