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<br />3RD AND ~INAL, SIDEWALK IN AREA BETWEEN WILLAMETTE STREE~'AND
<br />ALDER STREET BETWEEN 17TH AND'-19TH AVENUES
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<br />$ 2,440.75 1
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<br />$ 488.26
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<br />5TH AND FINAL, SANITARY SEWERIN'AREA BETWEEN AILLARD ROAD AND
<br />THE SOUTH'LINE OF TME 2ND ADDITION TO SUNNY HOLLOW FROM
<br />EAST AMAZON DRIVE TO WEsr'RiLLSIDE DRIVE. :
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<br />EUGENE WATER AND ELECTRIC BOARD
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<br />1ST AND FINAL, WIDENING'WILLAMETrE'STREET FROM. 17TH TO D9TH
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<br />57.4.37
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<br />IT W_AS MOVED BY 'MR~ BOOTH, 'SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, THAT THE'ESTI MATES,,; AS SUBMI TTED AND- READ,
<br />BE APPROVED AND THE' P*OPER CITY'OFFICERS BE INSTRUCTED'TO DRAW THE: NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL
<br />VOTE. ALL COUNC I LMEN' PRESENT 'VOTl NG AYE ~MR. 'GODLOVE ABSENT. 'MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />.. REIPORTS or ern CERS
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<br />MAYOR JOHNSON REAPPOINTED JOHN G. FOSTER AS A ,MEMBER OF THE PLANNING'COMMISSION WITH H"S
<br />TERM 'TO EXPIRE ~NUARY '1" 1960. ..MRS. HUGH,f"ORD WAS.REAPPOINTED AS A MEMBER OF THE lIBRART BOARD
<br />WITH HER TERM:TOEXP~RE 'JANUARY 'I" 1957~'
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BV MR. BOOTH, SECONDED.BT.MR. KOPPE, THAT THESE REAPPOINTMENTS BE APPROVED.
<br />MOTteN' CARRI ED.
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<br />. A REPORT FROM~THE CITY MANAGER - RE: MONTHLY DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS, IMPROVEMENTS, Ell
<br />CETERA WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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<br />"THE' MONTH OF JANUARY, 1956 SHOWS 'A' VERV L.ARGE INCREASE IN THE AMOUNT OF BUILDING
<br />PERMITS ISSUED AS COMPARED WITH JA~UARYA YEAR.AGO.RESPECTIVELY, THE AMOU~TS ARE
<br />$586,504.00 'AGArNS.T $158",370'.,00. ..
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<br />THE FI RE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED A' 'TOTAL OF" 70 ALARMS DURI NG THE MONTH, WHICH CONSI'ST
<br />OF 38 DWELLI NGS, 'SEVEN BUSI NESS ':ESTABL'I SHMENTS, 'SI X CARS, n VE FALSE ALARMS, FI VE '-SMOKE q.
<br />SCARES, THREE ASSISTANCE CALLS, A~D SIX RURAL-D'STRICT C~LLS. THE LOSS WAS ESTIMATED AT
<br />$12,511.20. THE NEW MACK PuMPER 'WAS TESTED AND'APPROVED BV THE FIRE UNDERWRITERS', AND
<br />PLACED IN SERVICE AT THE HEADQUARTER~STATION-ON JANUARY 24TH.
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<br />You W'LL .NOTE 'F'ROM THE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT, A COpy OF' WHI CH 'I S ON YOUR' DESK;
<br />THAT ~URGLARIES AND LARCENY CASES REPORTED HAVE INCREASED SOMEWHAT OVER THE PREVIOUS
<br />MONTH; THAT A WAVE OF' AUTO VANDALl SM _WAS HALTED WI TH THE APPREHENS'ON or THREE JUVENI LE'S',
<br />CLEARING 26 SUCH CASES. 'THREE OTHER ~UVENILES ,ARRESTED FOR BURGLARY RESULTED IN THE
<br />CLEARANCE or SI x BURGLAR I ES AND THE RETURN or-$500.00 WORTH or STOLEN PROPERTY. '
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<br />THE AVERAGE DAILY PRISONER POPULATION WAS 48, SLIGHTLY OVER THAT OF THE PRECEDING
<br />'MONTH. THE JAIL KITCHEN SERVED 4,502 MEALS AT AN AVERAGE COST or 14.2 CENTS PER MEAL.
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<br />TRAFrlC ACCIDENTS INVESTIGATED NUMBERED 77, A SUBSTANTIAL DECREASE FROM THE 91
<br />I NVESTlGATED I N DECEMBER. HOWEVER, WE HAD ONE rATALI TY I N JANUARY WHEN A DRI VER WENT
<br />THROUGH THE GUARD RAIL ON THE'JUDK1NS'O~ERPASS. OFrlCERS RECOVERED SEVEN STOLEN AUTOS
<br />DURI NG THE MONTH, VALUED AT MORE THAN $8,500..-00,,' AND A TOTAL OF 455 VACATION PROWLS AND-
<br />3,664 BUILDING CHECKS WERE MADE. ~
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<br />A NEW SOUND PROOF RADIO ROOM: WAS CONSTRUCTED IN THE MAIN RECORDS OrF'ICE, RESULTING
<br />IN GREATLY INCRE'ASED EFFICIENCY IN COMMUNICATIONS WITH CARS IN THE FIELD AS WELL AS .
<br />REDUCING THE SOUND (E~EL 1~ THE ~UTER'~F'F'ICE, ELIMINATING THE TROUBLE THE POLICE
<br />DEPARTMENT HAD EXPERIENCED IN TELEPHONE: CONVERSATIONS.
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<br />THE PARK AND RECREA:t"-ON~ DEPART,MENT HAS RE"CE I V'ED A VERY NI CE' LETTER FROM THE BOARD
<br />GF D~RECTORS or THE WESTMORELAND IMPROVEMENT ASSOCIATION THANKING THEM FOR THE DEVELOPMENT
<br />AND THE PLACING OF PLAYGROUND EQUIPMENT IN BERKELEY PARK WITHIN' THE WESTM~R~L~ND DISTRICT.
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<br />THE CITY HAS RECEIVED NOTICE FROM THE CIViL AERONAUTICS ADMINISTRATION or TH~
<br />FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OF AN ADDITIONAL TENTATIVE ALL6TM~NT rOR THE DEVELOPMENT or T~~ MAHLON.'
<br />SWEET AI RPORT, AMOUNTI NG TO $53,964.00. THI s" WILL" Bt PROJECT NUMBER Two, AND WHEN MATCHED
<br />WITH CITY rUNDS, WILL MAKE A PROJECT AMOUNTING ;ro" $96,400.00, AND IS DESIGNATE'D rOR THE --
<br />CONSTRUCTION OF ADDITIONAL BERTHING AREA, THE PAVING OF A TIE-DOWN AREA AND APRON rOR THE
<br />PRIVATE FLIERS."
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<br />IT WAS MOVED. BY, MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, THAT THE REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER BE
<br />RECEIVED AND PLACED ON riLE. MOTION CARRIED.
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