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<br /> I H~ZEL KNI GHT, 3?1 WEST 10TH AV~NUE
<br /> PARK HOTEL, 731 WILLAMETTE STREET - HAZEL CLARK.
<br /> THE P~INT, 767 EAST 15TH AVENUE - JAMES A. RODMAN, JR.
<br /> MILLIE STROUD, 1263 PATTERSON STREET :
<br /> TOWN HOUSE MOTEL, 584 LAWRENCE STREET - NAN GRILLETTE
<br /> VIRGINIA A~ARTMENTS, 928 OAK STREET - EUGENE INVESTMENT COMPANY , ,
<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THESE APPLICATIONS FOR RENEWAL OF
<br /> ROOMING HOUSE LICENSES BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. '- '
<br /> 10 COMMUNICATION FROM SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER FOUR - RE: DIRECT SEWER CONNECTION rROM NEW
<br /> : HIGH SCHOOL TO THE CITY'S SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS F"OLLOWS:
<br /> i , "As YOU DOUBTLESS KNOW, THE DISTRICT 4 SCHOOL BOARD IS NOW WELL ALONG IN THE-
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<br /> DEVELOPMENT OF PLANS FOR THE NEW-NoRTH EUGENE HIGH SCHOOL, THROUGH ITS ARCHITECTS,
<br /> FRE~MAN, HAYSLIP, TUFTS AND HEWLETT. ONE.OF THE MATTERS ABOUT WHICH A DECISION MUST
<br /> e SOON BE REACHED IS THE DISPOSAL OF SEWAGE FROM THE NEW SCHOOL. AT ITS MEETI NG
<br /> DECEMBER 12, THE BOARD-YOTED TO REQUEST THE CITY COUNCIL TO GRANT PERMISSION TO'THE
<br /> SCHOOL DISTRICT TO MAKE A DIRECT SEWER CONNECTION FROM THE NEW HIGH SCHOOL TO THE CITY'S
<br /> , SEWAGE.DISPOSAL PLANT ON RIVER AVENUE. THE SITE OF THE SCHOOL IS ON SILVER LANE, WHICH
<br /> :I IS IN EFFEC1 AN EXTENSION OF RIVER AVENUE WESTWARD F"ROM RIVER ROAD.
<br /> THE SCHOOL BOARD'S PROPOSAL IS'THAT THE DISTRICT SHALL INSTALL A DIRECT SEWER LINE
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<br /> I TO THE DISPO~AL PLANT, ASSUMING ALL COSTS rOR THE I NSTALLATI ON, AND SHALL PAY THE CLTY
<br /> AN ESTABLISHED MONTHLY OR ANNUAL FEE, TO BE AGREED UPON,IN ADVANCE. INSTALLATION"O;~HE
<br /> LINE AND CONNECTION TO THE CITY PLANT WOULD, OF COURSE, BE MADE ACCORDING TO ENGINEERING
<br /> SPECIFICATIONS TO ,MEET CI,TY REQUIREMENTS.
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<br /> THE ~EASON FOR THE REQUEST IS APPARENT. ALTHOUGH IT IS ALTOGETHER POSSI'BLE '~ORI
<br /> THE DISTRICT TO CARE FOR SEWAGE AT THIS SITE, THE ADVANTAGES OF CONNECTION TO AN
<br /> 'I ESTABLISHED SEWAGE DISPOS~L SYSTEMcFROM THE HEALTH STANDPOINT ARE MANIFEST. THE STATE
<br /> SANITARY AUTHORITY SUPPORTS THIS POSITION AND WILL FURNISH ITS RECOMMENDATION IF . :", . ':
<br /> II REQUESTED TO DO SO.
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<br /> IN GIVING CONSIDERATION~TO THIS REQUEST, ~H~COUNCIL IS ASKED TO BEAR CERTALN"POINTS
<br /> IN MIND.- THE NORTH EUGENE HIGH SCHOOL WILL SERVE PUPILS FROM MANY AREAS OF DISTRICT 4
<br /> OTHER THAN RI VERRo,AD AND SANTA CL.ARA. ALL PUPILS rROM THE WHITEAKER ARtA, LOCATED
<br /> WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS, WILL ATTEND THIS SCHOOL, AND FROM THIS SOURCE ALONE SOME 150
<br /> PUPILS CAN BE EXPECTED WHEN THE SCHOOL IS FULLY OCCUPIED. FURTHERMORE, ALL THE AREAS
<br /> ACROSS THE FERRY STREET BRIDGE WILL BE SERVED BY THIS SCHOOLF"OR A PERIOD OF" AT LEAST
<br /> : FIVE YEARS. ' IN THE LIFETIME OF' THIS BUILDING, THE CITY LIMITS OF EUGENE MAY WELL BE
<br /> II EXTENDED TO INCLUDE. A PART OR ALL OF THE 'TERRITORY TO BE SERVED BY-THE NEW HIGKSCHOOL.
<br /> IT I~ ALTOGETHER LIKELY, TOO, THAT IN BALANCING THE ENROLLMENT BETWEEN THE PRESENT
<br /> EUGENE HIGH SCHOOL AND THE NEW SCHOOL, THE DIVIDING LINE MAY BEED TO BE AS FAR SOUTH AS
<br /> 11TH AVENUE WEST, INSTEAD OF SIXTH, AS NOW TENTATIVELY PLANNED. AN EVEN LARGER NUMBER
<br /> OF "CITY" PUP~LS THAN THE ESTIMATED 150 MAY BECOME A PART OF THE NEW SC~OOL. AT SUCH
<br /> FUTURE TIME AS ','THE AREA,S SERVED BY THIS SCHOOL BECOME ':A"PART OF" THE CITY, SEWERS WILL BE
<br /> I : PROVIDED. IF, PERMISSION I S NOT GRANTED TO 'CONNECT WHEN THE SCHOOL IS' BU-I L.T, THE TAX-
<br /> PAYERS OF THE SCHOOL DISTRICT, MORE THAN TWO-THIRDS OF WHOM'RESIDE WITHIN THE' CITY, WILL
<br /> BE PUT TO DOUBLE EXPENSE.
<br /> PERHAPS THE MQST VITAL POINT 'TO CONSIDER,IS THAT' IN SERVING THE PUPILS AND PATRONS
<br /> , OF THE NORTH [UG~NE 'AREA, THE SCHOOL DISTRICT ALSO SERVES THE PUP1LS AND PATRONS I~ THE
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<br /> CllY. BY FAR THE GREATER PQRTION OF THE COST QF THIS BUILDING WILL BE BORNE BY TAXPAYERS
<br /> OF THE CITY OF EUGENE. IN BUILDI NG THE NEW S,C.HOOL AND SO REDUCI NG THE ENROLLMENT AT THE
<br /> e PRESENT EUGENE HIGH SCHOOL, THE DlsrrRICT OBVIOUSLY. CAN PROVIDE BETTER HIGH SCHOOL,EDUCA-
<br /> TION FOR THOSE CONTINUING TO BE SERVED BY THE PRESENT BUILDING. IT IS APPARENT THAT THE
<br /> PEOPLE: or EUGENE FEEL,' THAT THEIR CHILDREN ARE SERVED BE'TTER BY A SCHOOL OF ,1,,500 OR
<br /> FEWER PUPILS, AND ONE THAT I S NOT SO CROWEDED THAN AN EXTENDED DAY OR DOUBLE 'SESS:IO.NS'
<br /> SCHEDULES BECOME NECESSARY. TaE PEOPLE or THE CITY DEMONSTRATED THIS BY THEIR APPROVAL
<br /> I OF THE BOND ISSUE TO FJNANCE THE, NEW SCHOOL. IN THIS YERY IMPORTANT SENSE, THEN,' THE:
<br /> NEW HIGH SCHOOL SERVES ALL OF THE PEOPLE AND ALL or THE PUPILS OF THE EUGENE AREA.
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<br /> MEMBERS, OF- THE BOARD WII,.L APPREC I ATE HAVI NGTHE MATTER PLACED BEFORE THE COMM,ON.'
<br /> COUNCIL OF THE CITY'OF EUGENE FOR EARLY CONSIDERATION. COMPLETION OF' ENGINEERING PLANS
<br /> FOR THE BUILDING IS DEPENDENT ON A DECJSION CONCERNING THIS MATTER. THE BOARD WILL BE
<br /> GLAD TO MEET:WITH THE COUNCIL TO DISCUSS THE MATTER IF IT IS ~EQUESTED TO DO SO."
<br /> IT' WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE~ THAT THIS COMMUNICA~ION BE REFERRED
<br /> TO THE PUBLIC,WORKS COMMI~TEE. MOTION CARR.I ED.
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<br /> I II ~COMMVNICATION FROM ROBERT D. CLARK -,RE: SURFACE WATER AND SANITARY SEWER PROBLEM IN THE
<br /> VICINITY OF 24TH AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
<br /> "SHORTLY AFTER YOU CAME TO EUGENE I CALLED AT THE CITY HALL TO REPOR~ SURFA~E WATER
<br /> AND SEWAGE TROUBLES IN THE VICINITY Of 23RD AND UNIVERSITY STREETS. THE FOLLOWING
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