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<br />TODAY;~HEyCr~Y OFTEUGENEiIH~SEGONE54aED~~S WtTHOUTTAO~RArFrc~rATAlttTY~~~Y.
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<br />DR. L. G. HELTERLINE, OUR MEAT AND MILK INSPECTOR FOR,'THE PAST 2~'YEAR~, RETIRtti AS or
<br />DECEMBER 31, 1954. HOWEVER, AT OUR REQUEST, HE CONTINUED TO WORK UNTIL MARCH 11TH WHICH
<br />WAS HI S LAST DAY FOR THE CI TY~ ' THE DOCTOR INTENDS 1:0 CONTI NOE HIS HOME I N EUGENE, BUT 1,5
<br />~LANNING ON DOING QUITE A BIT OF TRAVEEINGDURING THE ~INTER MONTHS. -MR. ELLI$ RACKLEFF,
<br />WHO HAS BEEN DOING THE MILK INSPECTION, HAS BEEN PLACED IN CHARGE OF THE DEPARTMENT. DR.
<br />H. A. WHEELER WILL'ASSIST HIM ON A PART TIME BASI. DOINd ONLY MEAT 'fNSPECtIONS, AND AN
<br />ADDITIONAL MILK I'NSPECTOR WI,LL BE PUT ON'AT A LATER DATE."
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<br />IT WAS ORDERED BY'THE MAYOR,~THERE BEING NO OBJECTION., THAT THE RtpORT ~F THE CITY MANAGER
<br />BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON'FILE.
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<br />REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
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<br />A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITWEE MEETING HELD MARCH 4, 1955 - RE: PETITION FOR PAVING
<br />~ist AVE~UE ~ROM LINCOLN TO LAWRENCE STREET; SIDEWALK ON LINCOLN STREET rROM 23RD TO 26TH AVENUE;
<br />REQ~ES~ or MRS. E. iMADSEN; PETITION FO~ PAVING KNO~ HILL LANErROM 35TH T6i36TH 'AVE~UE; REQUES~
<br />OFMR. AND MRS. L. E. SEVERSON; AND ANNEXATION OF AREA 'IN'BEt~EL WATtR-DIST~ICT-WAS SU~MITTED AND
<br />READ AS FOLLOWS:
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<br />"PRESENT: COUNCI LMEN KOPPE, BOOTH AND GODLOVE; CI TV MANAGER; CI TV ATTOR~EY; CI tv
<br />tNGINEER; DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND RECREATION; AND CITY RECORDER. MESSRS. NORMAN JOHNSON
<br />AND RALPH MARTIN OF THE EUGENE WATER AND ELECTRIC BOARD, AND ,MR. TOM JAQUES WERE ALSO
<br />PRESENT.
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<br />THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTtE MADE A FIELD TRIP ON MA~CH 4~H TO INSPECT THE LOCATION OF
<br />VARIOUS PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS, AND MET IMMEDIATELY, AFTERWARD TO DISCUSS THESE MATTERS AND
<br />rORMULATE RECOMMEND,ATI"ONS.:,"
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<br />THE SUBJECTS DISCUSSED AND THE RECOMMENDATIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:
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<br />I. PEnTION ,FOR PAV,I"NG or 21 ST,'AvENUE rROM LI NCOLN irO LAWRENCE STREET. THE' COMMI TTEE
<br />INSPECTED THI S STREET AND NOTED THAT BOTH SI DES :'OF' THE STREE-T WERE I MPROVEDWI TH RESIDENCES
<br />AND THAT 21ST AVENUE WAS A STREET CONNECTING TWO IMPORTANT NORTH-SOUTH PAVED STREETS. IT
<br />WAS NOTED ALSO THAT 21ST AVENUE WAS ONE OF THE STREETS WH1CH 'SERVED lHE WASHINGTON PARK
<br />RECREATION AREA. I TWAS EXPLAI NED TO THE 'COMMI nEE THAT' THE PETI TI ON THAT HAD BEEN SUB-
<br />MITTED CONTAINED THE SIGNATURES OF 100 PER CENT OF THE PROPERTY OWNERSHIP.
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<br />IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMfTTEE THAT THIS PROJECT BE APPROVED AND THAt THE
<br />IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE BE PASSED.
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<br />2. SIDEWALK ON LI NeOLN STREET FROM 23RD TO 26"TH AVENUE. THE' COMMI THE 'ALSO I NSPECTE'D THE
<br />LOCATION or THIS PROPOSED PROJECT AND NOTED THAT THE ABUTTING PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE
<br />SOUTH or 25TK WAS GENER~LLY HIGH GROUND, AND THAT THE PR~PERTY 'ON THE t~ST SlbE OF T~E STREET
<br />GENERALLY SLOPED DOWN TO CHARNEL TON STREET. IT (S THE rEEL I NG 'OF TtiE COMMI TfEE: THAT A 51 DE-
<br />WALK ALONG LINCOLN STREET SHOULD BE CONstRUCtED WITHOUT DELAY SINC~ THIS i~ ~~AJOR N6RTH~
<br />SOUTH STREET S~RVING THE NEW FRANCES WILLARD SCHooL.
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<br />3. REQUEST or MRS. E. MADSEN, 23 WEST 24TH 'AVENUE; rOR PERMISSION TO CONSTRUCT A SEPARATE
<br />HOUSE ON THE REAR OF HER LOT IN LIEU or CONVERTING HER EXISTING RESIDENCE TO A DUPLEX UNIT.
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<br />THE PUBLI C WORKS COMMI THE INSPECTED THI S PROPERTY AT 23 WEST 24TH AVE1NUE' AND NOHD
<br />THE LOCATION OF THE PRESENT HOUSE AND THE SIZE OF THE AREA. IT IS THE FEELING or THE
<br />COMMITTEE THA'TTHERE'IS NOT'sliFFICIENT ROOM EAST OF MRS. MADSEN'S HOUSE rOR ANOTHER SEPARATE
<br />DWELLI NG,AND THEREFORE RECOMM.tNDS THAT, THE REQUEST, OF MRS. MADSEN BE DENI ED.
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<br />4. PETITION FOR PAVING OF KNOB HrLL LANE FROM 35TH TO 36TH AVENUE. THE COMMITTEE INSPECTED
<br />THE SITE OF THIS PROPOSED STREET PAVING PROJECT WHltH HAD BEEN PETITIONED FOR BY 52 PER CENT
<br />OF THE PROPERTY OWNERSHIP. ,',I T NOTED THAT I T ,WOULD BE DESI RABLE TO CONTI NUE .ON TO 37TH AVENUE
<br />BUT THAT IN DO.ING SO I,T WOULD PASS THROUGH" ONE BLOCK OF UN I MPROVED PROPERTY FROM 36TH' TO
<br />37TH AVENUE. .
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<br />IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE PROJECT BE APPROVED AS PETITIONED
<br />FROM 35TH TO' 36TH AVENUE AND 'THAT THE IMPROVEMENT ORDI NANCE, BE', PASSED~
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<br />5. REQUEST OF MR.,ANDMRS. L.,E. SeVERSON, 2176 AGATE STREET.
<br />THIS PROP,ERTY AT 2176 'AGATE STREET'DURING 'THE FIELD TRIP AND IT
<br />COMMI TTEE THAT THE CI'TY SHOULD ARRANGE FOR THE' TRANSFER ,OF THI S
<br />MRS. SEVERSON.
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<br />THE COMMITtEE INSPECTED
<br />IS' THE CONCLUS', ON or THE
<br />riVE FOOT STRIP TO MR. AND
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<br />IT IS' THE RECOMMENDATION THAT THIS SMALL STRIP or R~OPERTY, WHICH IS, DE'SCR.IBED AS THE
<br />NORTH 5, FEET OF THE SOUTH ,55 rEET OF LOTS 15' AND 16, BLOCK 22, GROSS AODI TI ON,: BE- CONVEYED
<br />TO MR. AND MRS. SEVE'RSON, FOR THE AMOUNT OF THE" 'I NVESTMENT THAT THE CI T,Y HA'S IN THI S STRI P
<br />IN STREET FAVING,ANDTAXES AND,OTHER COSTS.
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