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-6~ t) '{ e ~- --- --- . ~ -.. - --- .. ----- --~~- --.- ----~~~;-----::-~--~--;---- ,~:.-"'":- ~---:_~:-----:--:::::--;---:--:-;;---~~-~---===-~ -;~=-----:;;-::~:::"'--~-__-_~.2_C::;:;:::::;;:~~-':: :~--:~.,;,..;:-::.-:._-;;:;;"- ,..--~~-_- ..~ . -- ~ ~ - - -. I "PRESENT: COUNCI LME'N KOPPE AND GODLOVE; CI TY MANAGER; CI TY ATTORNEY; CITY E;NGfNEER; I AND THE'CITY REQORD~R. . ' '\ I I . REPAIR OF SOUTH WILLAMETTE STREET FROM 32ND TO 40TH AVENUES ~ THE C6~MITiEE'V~EWED I THIS AREA AND FOUND THAT SOUTH'WILLAMETTE STREET WAS IN BAD SHAPE FROM 32ND TO 40TH AVENUES, BE I NG PARTI CULARL Y BAD FROM 36TH TO 40TH AVENUES. I THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT SOUTH WILLAMETTE STREET BE REPAIRED FROM 32ND TO 40TH AVENUES, ~T;A MINIMUM COST AS OUTLINED BY THE CITY ENGINEER IN A REPORT . I I 2~ SIGNING OF DEED FOR LOT 4~ BLOCK 2, VICTORIA HEIGHTS ADDITION - IT WAS EXPL~iNEti 1 THAT THIS PROPERTY HAD BEEN SOLO BY THE CITY OF EUGENE BUT THAT IN DEEDING THE PROPERTY I THAT THE PURCHASE OF MAPLE STREET, WHICH HAD BEEN VACATED, WAS NOT INCLUDED IN THE DEED. I IT WA~ THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE C~TY A1TORNEY' BE I NSTRUCTEO TO DRAW A QUITCLAIM DEED AND THAT THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN SUCH A DEED. , e I 3. REQUEST BY C. F. AND MARY HUSER, EOGEWOOD ESTATES, TO PAVE INTERSECTIONS - IT WAS i THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMtTTEE THAT THESE INTERSECTIONS BE PAVED AS REQUESTED, AND I THAT THE PROPER Clry OFFICIALS CALL FOR BIDS ON THIS PROJECT. i i ' , 'I 4:. REQUEST ~Y C. F. AND MARY HUSER, EDGEWOOD ESTATES, FOR CITY OF EUGENE TO PAY FriR II STORM SEWERS BEING INSTALLED SOUTH OF 40TH AVENUE AND EAST OF'WILLAMETTE STREET - THE I ,I CITY ATTORNEY ADV!SED THE COMMITTEE THAT THERE WAS NO LEGAL BASIS ON WHICH THE CITY i COULD PAY FOR SUCH A PROJECT AS REQUESTED BY THE OWNERS OF EDGEWOOD ESTATES WHER~ . PRIVATE DEVELOPMENT STARTED A PROJECT WITHOUT THE CITY BEING A PARTY TO SUCH A PROJECT. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT IN VIEW OF THE MATTER OF LEGAL JUSTIFICATION AND BECAUSE I~ IS ~OT,IN KEEPING WITH REGULAR CITY POLICY FOR SUCH WORK, BY REQUESTING BIDS i FOR SUCH WORK, THAT THE REQUEST BE DENIED. II!. I i 5. DISCUSSION or AN ORDINANCE GOVERNING THEUSE OF UTILITY EASEMENTS - THE COM~ITTEE I I DISCUSSED THE CURR~NT USAGE OF UTILITY EASEMENTS WHERE VARI.OUS PUBLIC UTILITIES LOCATE I EQUIPMENT, POLES, AND OTHER IMPROVEMENTS IN A PUBLIC UTILITY AREA SO THAT I'T BECOMES i II RELATIVELY I~POSSIBLE TO USE SUCH AN EASEMENT FOR THE INSTALLATION OF STORM AND SANITARY I' SEWERS, AND/OR OTHER PUBLIC UTILITIES DESIGNED TO GO INTO THE ~REA. . I I THE COMMITTEE THEREFORE RECOMMENDED THAT THE ORDINANCE BE ADOPTED. I 6. ORDINANCE PROHIBITING THE DRAINING OF WATER rROM AIR CONDITIONING INaTAL~A~IONS AND I OTHER USES ONTO THE SURFACE OF ANY SIDEWALK, ALLEY , OR STREET - THIS ORDINANCE WOULD I REQUIRE COMMERCIAL AND OTHER PERSONS DRAINI,NG WATER ONTO THE SIDEWALKS, ALLEYS, OR STREETS TO CONNECT SUCH SYSTEMS TO A SEWER LINE. IT WAS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITlEE THAT THE ORDINANCE BE ADOPTED. 7. DISCUSSION OF AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING THE "INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE or METERS ON I , ALL INSTALLATIONS NOT SERVICED BY THE EUGENE WATER AND ELECTRIC BOARD, THE WATER FROM WHICH INSTALLATION REACHES THE CITY SEWER SYSTEM - THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED A PROPOSED ',ORDINANCE REQUIRING METERS ON PRIVATE WELLS, WHERE THE WATER FROM SUCH WELLS WOULD EITHER DIRECTLY OR INDIRECTLY REACH THE CITY SEWER SYSTEM. THIS ORDINANCE WOULD REQUIRE AN APPROVED TYPE WATER METER WHICH WOULD RErLECT THE GALLONS OF WATER WHICH COULD PASS THROUGH SUCH PUMP LINES AND WHICH WOULD REQUIRE,THE USERS or SUCH PRIVATE SYSTEM TO pAY THE SEWER USER CHARGE AS PROVIDED BY ORDINANCE. e' IT WAS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THIS ORDINANCE BE ADOPTED. 8. DISCUSSION OF AN ORDINANCE REGULATING THE DIGGING OF WATER WELLS - THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED, THE ORDINANCE WHICH WOULD REQUIRE PERMITS FOR WELLS WHICH ARE DRILLED OR DUG I WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS. , ,.' IT WAS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE ORDINANCE BE BROUGHT UP FOR rlRST R~ADING AND THAT THE rEE BE SET AT $2.00 PER INCH IN-DIAMETER FOR COMMERCI.AL . I ESTABLISHMENTS. 9. VARIANCE GRANTED PREVIOUSLY TO HAROLD BAILEY - IT HAD BEEN BROUGHT TO THE COMMITTEE'S ATTENTION THAT A VARIANCE HAD BEEN GRANTED TO HAROLD BAILEY IN THE VICINITY OF ~8TH AVENUE AND ONYX STREET SO THAT MR. BAILEY COULD MAKE THE MAXIMUM USE OF HIS PROPERTY. SINCE THAT TIME MR. BAILEY HAS OFFERED ~HE PROPERTY FOR SALEWllH THE VARIANCE OUTSTANDING AND ALSO INDICATES A DESIRE TO SELL PORTIONS OF THIS PROPERTY WHICH ~MOUNT TO AN ILLEGAL t DIVISION OF THE PROPERTY. I I I THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT SINCE MR. BAILEY DID NOT PROPOSE 10 USE THE VARIANCE \ FOR HIS OWN USE THAT THE VARIANCE PREVIOUSLY GRANTED BE CANCELLED." 11 I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH 'THAT I TEM No. 4 REGARDI NG STORM, SEWERS BEING INSTALLED SOUTH OF 40TH AVENUE AND EAST OF WILLAMETTE STREET BE REFERRED BACK TO THE PuBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER STUDY. MOTION CARRIED. e I , !: 1,/ ! ~ !I