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SEVERAL OF THELOPERATORS PRESENT EXPLAINED THAT THEY WERE LOCATED IN AREAS LIKELY TO BE ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF EUGENE AND WEI~EI CONCERNED' ABOUT THE OPERATION OF'THE EXPANSION OF THEIR BUSI NESSI t.t"THE,-T EVENT OF' ANNEXATION. IT IS THE RECOMMENDATIO&.~F' ~~E COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THt CIT~MANiGE~ TO MAKE.A STUDY or THIS PROBLEM~AND ASSEMBLE SOME FACTS ON OTHER ORDINANCES .~D ~RACTICES' I N OTHER CI TI ES. 5. CONSTRUCTION O~ SEWER ON GARF~ELD-ST~EET'AND-ARTHUR STREtT~itT~EE~ 23RD ANb 24TA AVENUES - IT WAS EXPLAINED ,BY THE CITY MANAGER THAT TWO OWNERS or PROPERTY ANNEXED TO THE CITY UNDER ORDINANCE NUMBER 10566 ~NDER~THk.I~O P~R._CENT CONSENT RULE ARE DESIROUS OF HAVING A SEWER CONNECTION AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AND ARE WILLING TO WAIVE THE REQUIRE- MENTS',ADVERTISING,rOR~BIDS.: THE DETAILS or TH1S REQUEST WEREEXPLA~NED:TO TBE-COMMITTEE AND IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION or THE COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVE THE PROJECT AND PASS THE NECESSARY ORDINANCES',TOINITIATE IT~~ ,- , -; - IT WAS MOVED BY MR~ GODLOVE, 'SECONDED BY'MR'.:BoOTH THAT THE REPORT; or-THE PUBLIC SAFETY AND PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEES BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. 6 A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE,MEETINGHELD APRIL-I, 1955'- RE: PETI'TION-:FOR PAVING LINCOLN STREET FROM 26TH TO 28TH AVENUE; SIDEWALK ON LINCOLN STREET FROM 23~D TO 26TH AVENUE;:PETITION. TO IMPROVE 35TH AVENUE-'FROMDoNALD-TO-WILLAMETTE STREET; PETITION TO "IMPROVE GLEN .OAK DRrvE rRO~ 35TH TO 37TH AVENUE; :SIDEWALK:ON WEST SlDE OF,U~I~ERSITY StRtEt:rRbM~22ND TO 23RD AVENUE; SI DEWAL,K -ON' BOTH','SI DES or 24THc AVENUE:- BETWEEN':HARRI SAND ALDER-STREEts;,~RE- QUEST BY EUGENE HOTEL TO DRILL~'WELL; IMPROVEMENT OF 33RD AVENUE BETWEEN CLIFFORD,ANO-HILYARD STREE-TS; AND WIDTH OF 23RD AVENUE.BETWEEN-,JEFrERSON: AND MONROE! STREtTS WAS S~BMI TTEDAND READ AS FOLLOWS: "PRESENT: .ICOUNCI LMEN KOPPE7 AND BOotH;CI'TVMANAGER; :CI TY .ENGI NEER; PLANNI NG: CONSUL- TANT; ,AND CI nRECORDER. '0; .' 1_. . , -~l ,. , AN EXTENSIVE rtELD TRIP WAS:MADE By'THE'PuBi.iCWORKs-COMMITTEE ON FRIDAY, ,APRIL 1ST, TO VISI,T THE SITES"OF A-HUMBER--or PROPOSEO'STREET, 'SU)EWALK, ANDSEWER'PROJECTS AND TO HAVE THEM EXPLAINED ON THE GROUND BY THE"CITY MANAGER AND TMECITy-ENGINEER. . SOME OF THE PROJECT SITES INSPECTED AND RECOMMENDATIONS WERE: I. PETITION "OR PAVING LINCOLN STREET FROM 26TH TO 28TH AVENUE--A PETItiON TO' iMPROVE LINCOLN STREET FROM 26TH TO 28TH AVENUE BEARING 56.94 PER CENT OF THE TOTAL FRONT rOOTAGE OF' THE PROPERTIES AFFECTED WAS CONs~iER~ti BY T~E C6MMITTEE. THIS IS AN EXTENSION OF' LINCOLN STREET WHICH IS SCHEDULED TO BE CONTINUED ON TO 29TH AVENUE TO seRVE THE NEW FRANCtS'WILLARD SCHOOL~ -IT IS-THE ,RECOMMENDATION OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMlttEE,THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVE 'THIS PROJECT'AND PASS-THE NECESSARY INITIATING ORDINANCES: , -'-: , , , . . _. 4 ~, _ 2. SIDEWALK 'oN.Lr~COLN STREET FROM 23RO ,TO 26TH-AvENUE --THE COMMITTEE~ALSO"GAVE-CON~-'~' SIDERATION TO A PETITION TO INSTALL CURB SIDEWALKS ON BOTHSlbEs~or LlNCOLN "STREET " BETWEEN 23RO AND 26TH AVENUE. THIS PROPOSED PROJECT WAS DISCUSSED PREVIOUSLY AND IS PARTI CUL:ARLY"'ECESSARY AND DESIRABLE NOW" ~I,NCE THIS' STREET SERVES THENEW,:rRAIiICES WILLARD SCHOOL ON 29TH AND LINCOLN STREETS. IT.IS THE RECOMMENDATEON OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL GIVE APPROVAL TO THIS PROJECT AND PASS THE INITIATING ORDINANCE TO START THE -PROJECT. - 3. - PETITION TO IMPROVE 35TH AVENUE FROM DONALD TO WILLAMETTE-STRE,ET -'THE COMtotrTTEt- CONSIDERED THIS PETITION AND ALSO INSPECTED THE SITE OF THIS PROJECT. IT WAS NOTED THAT THE PETITION BEARS THE SIGNATURES or, 57.18.PER CENT"OF',THE TOTAL"FRONT rOOTAGEAI:lON~.THE STREET INCLUDING THE-SGaOOL'D~STRICT ~UMBER Fou~ PROPERTY ON-THE-NORtH SIDE:OF' THE STREET. THE COMMITTEE-BELlrVES THI,S-PROJECT~TO BEA DEsfRABLE ONt'~Nti THtREF'ORE:RECOMMr~Di THAT THE COUNCIL APPRQVE THIS P~OJECT~ND PASS:THE NECESSARY ORDfNANCES. 4. PETITION'TO IMPROVE GLENOAK~DRIVE FROM 35TH'TO-37TH"AvENUES ';':THE PETiTION rAVORING THE IMPROVEMENT OF" ~GltN @AI<..DRIVEFROM 35TH TO d37tH BEARS -,THE --$1 GNATtlRES- OF 'OWNERS OF. 1,087.82 FEET OF' THE ABUTTING PROPERTY, WHICH IS 48.10 PER CENT OF THE TOTAL PROPERtiES TO BE ASSESSED. THE COMMITTEE DROVE OVER THIS STREET ALSO AND WAS IMPRESSED WITH THE DEVELOPMENT ~IN -,THI S. A'REA 'AND WI TH THE'NE,E'~ "FOR 'A'PERMANENT -;TYPE STREET TO'SERV,E THESE.' HOMESITES. IT rs THE 'RECOMMENDATION OF' .'THECOMMI TTEE THAT -THI S PROJECT :BE IUNDERTAKE_N" DURING THE -1955 -'SEASON AND THAT 'THE,'COUNCI L -GI VE APPROVAL' AND. -PAss ORDI NANCE'S to ,I NI TI ATE THIS PROJECT.. _, ,_do,. ~ I e I . I I 1 I II I I I I I il II II II II II I I I I I II I I II I I I 1 II II I e I e