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<br /> REPORTS OF OFFICERS
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<br /> 4 'A R~po~t,rROM:THE GITY M~NAGER -RE: MONTHLY:REPORTS, IMPROVEMENTS, ET CETERA WA~ SUBMITTED
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<br /> , "ON E'ACH Of' YOUR DESKS YOU WILL F'IND A COpy OF' THE EUGENE WATER AND ELECTRIC BOARD'S
<br /> ANNUAL REPORT rOR THE YEAR or 1954 WHICH IS REQUIRED TO BE REPORTED TO THE COUNCIL BY
<br /> OR,D I NANCE.
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<br /> THE BUICOINGPERMITS f'OR NEW BUILDINGS AND REPAIRS f'OR -THE MONTH 'Of' JUNE AMOUNTED' - -
<br /> RESPECTI VEtOY" TO $463,400.QO~A~D $79,159.00, F'OR A TOTAL or $542,559.00. F'ORTHE fiSCAL I
<br /> YEAR 1954-55, THE BUILDING PERMITS AMOUNTED TO $4,170,996;00 AS COMPARED TO $5,255.527.38
<br /> ','FOR I THELFl'SCAL! YElAR5.f.953-!:?4.' " .
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<br /> DURING JUNE, THE FIREDE~ARTMENT ANSWERED A TOTAL or 64 CALLS, AND THE LOSSES ,WERE
<br /> ESTIMATED AT $25,394.32. DURING THE MONTH, THE rlREMEN REPAIRED AND PAINTED THE FRONT I
<br /> D60R or THE HEADQUARTER STATIONi REMOVED THE 'OLD~rINISH AND PAINTED THE OUTSIDE OF'.THE I
<br /> EAST SIDE STATION. -:THE NEW SOUTHSI DE STATION WI Ll: BE COMPLETED WELL BEFORE AUGUST 1ST' I
<br /> WHEN IT IS INTENDED TO ACTIVATE THIS STATION. - ,. j e
<br /> A COPYOF:THE'P.OLICE DEPARTMENT'REPORT rOR JUNE IS ON YOUR DESKSi AND YOU WILL 'NOTE \1
<br /> ,THE NUMBE'R OF' .REPORTED BURGI::.AR I.ES ':AND GRAND LARCENY CASES ARE UP OVER'LAST MONT'H,BUT I
<br /> THE TOTAL ~ASES'REPORTED rORTHE YEAR ARE ABOUT THE SAME~AS AT THIS TIMt'LAST YEAR. TI-fERE !
<br /> HAS BEEN AN INCREASE IN''VANDALSIM CASES, AS IS USUAL AT THIS-TI.E~Or'YEAR; AND MOST or
<br /> THEM ARE THE RESULT or OVER ABUNDANCE or ENERGY AND IMAGINATION ON THE PART OF THE CITY'S 1
<br /> YOUNGSTERS WHO WERE DISMISSED FROM SCHOOL THE FIRST PART OF THE MONTH. Or THE 224 I I
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<br /> PRISONERS BOOKED AT THE JAIL THIS MONTH 132 WERE CITY CASES AND 92 COUNTY. THE,JAIL
<br /> KITCHEN SERVED 4,31I,~EALS AT~N AVERAGE COST OF 14.71 CENTS PER MEAL. THt PA TROL :-
<br /> I 01 VI SI ON ANSWERED I, I 84 MI.SCELLANEOUS COMPLAI NTS, MADE 92 CR I MI NAL ARRESTS, I.NCLUD ING TWO
<br /> I rELONIES, I NVESTI GATED 64' .ACCI,DENTS, SERVED 14 WARRANTS, AND RECOVERED FIVE STOLEN ,AU~OS.
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<br /> THEY ALSO MADE 63 CHECKs-or HOMES rOR PERSONS WHO HAVE REQUESTED THIS SERVICE WHIL~ THEY I
<br /> ARE ON VACATION. OF' 968 CASES HEARD IN MUNICIPAL COURT, 27 WERE EITHER LOST OR DISMISSED. I
<br /> ONE .HUNDRE,D : TWENTY~ONE OF THEe33 - TRAF'F I C CASES WERE JUVENILE DR IVERS, AND THERE WERE TEN I
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<br /> JUVENILES HANDLED BY THE DEPARTMENT INCLUDED riVE BOYS INVOLVED IN BURGLARY, TWO I'
<br /> ARR~STED F:OR AUTO THE.FT, .01':lE FOR ~ETl:Y lARCENY, FOUR 0'1 SORDERL Y CONDUCT, TWO INVOLVED IN 1
<br /> VANDALISM, ~NE RUNAWAY ~ND ONE A~TERHOURS. ONE GI RL WAS PICKED UP FOR PETTY "LARCENY, .TWO .
<br /> AS RUNAWAYS. AND THREE ON AF'TE'R HOURS CH,ARGES." , - .
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<br /> IN THE ABSENCE or THE MAYOR, MR. BOOTH ORDERED, IN THE ABSENCE OF' OeJECTIONS, THAT THE
<br /> REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON F'ILE.
<br /> REPORTS or COMMITTEES I'
<br /> 5 A REPORT OF' THE PUBLlC WO~~S C?MMITTEE MEETING HELD JULY I, 1,955 - RE: SEWER CONST.,RUCTLON
<br /> ON 3RD AVENUE BETWEEN LAWRENCE ~ND L)NCOLN STREETS; PETITION F'OR PAVING ALLEY BETWEEN JTKANp
<br /> 8TH AVENUES FROM POLK TO TAYLOR .STRE~TS; PETITION TO DETERMINE THE LOCATION OF SIDEWA(K 4N EA~T
<br /> SIDE OF' DONALD STREET FROM 34TH .PLACE TO PEARL STREET; COMMUNICATION F'ROM THE AMERICAN REO tROSS;
<br /> PERMANENT REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION CONCERNING VARIANCES AND LAND USE FOR RESTAURANTS IN I
<br /> :THE C-I ZONE WA,S SUBM I TTED :A-ND :READAS rOLLOWS: ' .'
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<br /> "PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN KOPPE,' BOOTH, GODLOVE AND WATSON; CITY MANAGER;,
<br /> CITY ATTORNEY; CITY ENGINEER; PLANNING CONSULTANT; AND THE CITY RECORDER. ALSO PRESENT
<br /> 'WERE REPRESENTATI VES OF THE: AMER I CAN .RED CROSS, LANE COUNTY CHAPTER, MR. BOB DAVI S, AND
<br /> OTHER REPRESENTATIVES INTERESTED IN LAND USE F'OR RESTAURANTS, AND MR. TOM JAQVES OF THE
<br /> EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. .'
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<br /> THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MADE A FIELD TRIP PRIOR TO THE MEETING TO VISIT THE LOCA-
<br /> TIONS OF VARIOUS PROPOSED PROJECTS. OTHERP~OPERTIES FOR WHICH VARIANCES:ARE BEING
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<br /> REQUESTED WERE A~SO INSPECTED.
<br /> I . SEWER CONSTRUCTION ON 3RD AVENUE BETWEEN LA~~ENCE AND Li~cOLN STREET~ - THIS PROPOSE~
<br /> PROJECT WAS POI NTED OUT BY THE CI TV MANAGER AND THE CITY ENGINEER TO THE PUBLI C WORKS
<br /> COMMI TTEE ON" THR 'GROUND.~. -I T .I N.VOLVES THE ENLARGEMENT OR EXTENSION OF A SEWER. WHI CH RUNS
<br /> EAST AND 'WEST ON 3RD 'AVEN,UE A~D WHI CH ENOS ~ APPROXI MATELY MID-WAY BETWEEN LAWRE,NCE. ANp I
<br /> LINCOLN STREETS. IT IS P.ROPOSED TO EXTEND TH 1 S SEWER FROM I TS PRESENT TERMI NUS ON ~AST .TO I
<br /> LINCOLN STREET IN ORDER TO GIVE ADEQUATE SERVICE TO THE PROPERTIES IN THE VICINITY OF' 3RD I
<br /> AVEN.UE AND, 1I NCOLN STREEl:..
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<br /> IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF' THE PuBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE THAT THE CO>>NCIL GIVE APPROVAL
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<br /> 2. ' PETITION' FOR 'PAVI'NG ALL'EV -BETwEEN 7TH AND 8TH AVENUES FROM POLK TO TAYLOR STREETS, - il I
<br /> T~~s PETITION HAD BEEN SUBMITTE~ ~ARL1ER IN 1955eUT WAS DECLINED BY THE PUBLltWORKS
<br /> COMMI TTEE AND, THE C.OUNq,L FOR. THE-RE:,SONTHAT THE' SI GNATURE'S REPRESENTED ONLY 44 PER CENT II
<br /> OF THE TOTAL F'RONT FOOTAGE OF THE PROPERTIES TO BE ASSESSED. IT WAS EXPLAINED BY THE CITY
<br /> 'MANAGER THAT THE WEST EUGENE BRANCH OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IS NOW IN THE' PROCESS OF
<br /> EXTENDING THEIR BUILDING TO THE SOUTH WHIGH MAKES IT IMPORTANT THAT THIS PROPOSAL BE GIVEN I
<br /> FURTHER CO'NSI'DERATION.
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