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<br /> T~E ~~iE' 6F' THt PROPERty TH~T I SUGGESTED TO THEM WOULD BE 150 FEET ON' 18TH 'AND 150 I
<br /> FEET ON CHAMBERS STRE~T. HOWEVER, A SLIGHTLY SMALLER OR LARGER SIZE WOULD BE IMMATERIAL.
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<br /> ,I SHOUi.jj"HtAI:i'~F'RO'-4THEM WtTHI tit THE ~,NEXT THI RTY DAYS AND I ASSURED.THEM THAT IN THE
<br /> EVE~t ~N 6tF'tR'wijulD i~ME INTO THE'CITY WitHIN THAT TIME, THEY WOULD BE NOTIF'IED AND
<br /> AT LEAST BE GIVEN A CHANCE TO BID ON THE PROPERTY.
<br /> "~ THE'EVENT ~F",A SALE, WE WOULD EXPECT THE CITY OF EUGENE TO PAY,THE USUAL BROKERAGE
<br /> F'EE OF 5% O~ THE SALE RRICE. II
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<br /> It WA~ MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, THAT THE COMMUNICATION-~E REF'ERRED~Ti
<br /> THE tlNANCE COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />19 COMMUNICATION FROM SEWAGE AND INDUSTRIAL WASTES ASSOCIATION - RE: ANNUAL OPERATIONS REPORT
<br /> OF, THE SEWAGE TREATMENT ,PLANT, ,SUBMITTED BY WI LLI AM A.NEWELL WAS ,SUBMI TTED :ANDREADAS FOLLOWS:
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<br /> "IT IS MY PRIVILEGE TO INF'ORM YOU THAT AN ANNUAL OPERATIONS REPORT FOR 1954 WAS e
<br /> SUBMl,ttED BY YOUR SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT OPERATOR; MR. :WILLIAM A. NEWE.LL,FORCONSIDERA-
<br /> t~rii'F6R AN AWARD BY THE PAC~FIC NORTHWEST SEWAGE ~ND LNDUSTRIAL WASTES ASSOCIATION
<br /> THROUGH ITS OPERATORS' AWARD COMMITTEE.
<br /> MR. NEWELL IS 'TO BE.COMMENDEDFOR HIS INTER~ST AND E~FORT IN PREPARING THIS .EPORT.
<br /> THE PURPOSE OF THIS AWARD PROGRAM IS TO ENCOURAGE THE OPERATOR IN ACCUMULATl-NGAND,
<br /> REPORTING ANNUALLY INFORMATION OF' VALUE AND INTEREST TO THE COUNCIL AND TAX PAYER AS I
<br /> TO WHAT THE ,T~E'ATMENT PLANT IS FOR; WHAT KIND 'OF' JOB,IT IS DOING, - . ,_. . . ~
<br /> HOW 'I TIS BENEF,I,TI NG
<br /> THE COMMUNITY" AND WHAT I TS NEEDS MIGHT BE ..BY WAY O~ PREVENT,I VE, MAl NTENANCE OR, ,U4PROVEMENT.
<br /> WE F'OUND THAT MR. NEWELL'S REPORT WAS WELL ORGANIZED, I NFORMATI VE, AND PRESENTED
<br /> IN A STRAIGHTFORwA~D ~ANNER. . " " .... ,-
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<br /> IT IS HOPED THAT YOU WILL ENCOURAGE THE CONTINUED PREPARATION OF ANNUAL OPERATIONS
<br /> REPORTS ~OR YOUR COMMUNITY'S TREATMENT ~(ANT." " ..
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED
<br /> AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTl ON CARRI ED.
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<br />20 COMMUNICATION FROM OLIVE PALLESKE - RE: ApPRECIATION Of' RECOGNITION OF WORK OF: HER HUSBAND
<br /> F'OR THE CITY OF' EUGENE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
<br /> "As CITY MANAGER, WILL YQU PLEASE CONVEY, io THE COMMON COUNCIL OF' THE CITY or
<br /> EUGENE, MY SINCERE APPRECIATION OF THEIR RECOGNITION OF THE WORK OF' MY HUSBAND F.OR THE
<br /> CITY OF EUGENE, AND THE EXPRESSION OF' SYMPATHY EXTENDED TO MYSELF AND OUR FAMILY IN
<br /> THE RESOLUTION'ADOP~ED OCTOBER 31r 1955.", ~ ~', , .
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND
<br /> PLACED ONF l,l.'E. MOnON CARRI ED.
<br />21 COMMUNI CATION F'R:OM L'OT OWNERS .ANDPERSONS I NTERESTED I N THE ODD tELLOW ,CEMETERY - RE: I I
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<br /> POSSIBILITY OF CONSTRUCTING A RETAINING WALL TO PREVENT ~ROSION AND'FALLI.NG AWAY OF PORTIONS
<br /> OF THE CEMETERY ADJACENT TO 18TH AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS F'OLLOWS:
<br /> "AT A MEETING OF LOT OWNERS AND PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ODD tELLOW CEMETERY ON
<br /> UNI VERSI TY: AND 18TH STREET.s HELD 'SATURDAY" NOVEMBER 5, '1955, W:I TH MORE 'THAN ',TWO HUNDRED
<br /> PERSONS ATTENDING, AN ACTI NG COMMI TTEE WAS AUTHORI ZED AND 01 RECTED TO CALL THE ATTENT,ION
<br /> OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL TO THE F'ACT THAT THE 18TH STREET IMPROVEMENTS ALONG THE SOUTH
<br /> SIDE ,OF' THE CEMETERY HAVE LEFT THAT PORTIDN O~ THE CEMETERY WITHOUT SUFF'ICIENT LATERAL e
<br /> SUPPORT, AND TKA,T, "ER,OSI ON WI LL SHORTLYUNDERMI NE AND 01 SLODGE PORTIONS OF',THE .CEMET:ERY
<br /> AND THE CURBS AND MONUMENTS ADJACENT TO THE STREET. THE COMMITTEE WAS FURTHER INSTRUCTED
<br /> TO REQUEST THAT THE: C,I TY CONSI,DER THE MATTER, AND IF' POSSI BLE CONSTRUCT 'A' RE,TAI NI NG WALL
<br /> ~OF' SUF'F'ICIENT HEIGHT,'TO PREVENT 'THIS EROSION AND F'A~LING AWAY OF' THE, PORTI~NS OF' THE
<br /> CEMETERY AD~ACEN~ T.:IATH STREET." "
<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY ~. KOPPE,. THAT. THIS 'COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED
<br /> TO THE PUBLIC WORKS ,COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />22 COMMUNI,CATI'ONF'ROM LOT OWNERS AND PERSONS ,INTERESTED '1 N 'THE Goo F.E,LLOW CEMETERy...' RE;
<br /> REGULATIONS GOVERNI~G ~RESPASSING, LOI TE'R'I NG,' PARTY:I NG AND PARKI NG OF CARS ,I N THE, CEMtTERY
<br /> WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS, FOLLOWS:
<br /> "AT A MEEH'NG OF', THE 'LOT OWNERS AND PERSONS I NTERESTED I N ,THE OLD 000: FELLOWS
<br /> CEMETERY ON' UNIVERSITY AND 18TH STREETS, HELD ON SATURDAY, 'NOVEMBER' 5, I 955 ,W I ,TH MOR.E I
<br /> THAN 200 HUNDRED PERSONS ATTENDING, THE MATTER OF POLICING AND PARKING IN THE CEMETERY
<br /> WAS' DISCUSSED AND IT WAS THE VOTE OF tHE MEETING THAT THE HONORABLE MAYOR AND THE
<br /> COUNCIL BE ASKED, TO ~AKE A STUDY O~ THE POSSIBILITIES OF' PASSI~G AN ORDINANCE, TO: PROVIDE
<br /> REGULATIONS GOVERNING ,TRESPASSING, LOI TERI NG,:\PARTYI NG AND PARKI NG OF CARS I N AND UPON.:
<br /> THE CEMETERY PROPERTY OF' ANYCEMETERYWITHI N THE CI1"Y LI,MI TS.
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