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<br />I'I.,PAVI'NG OF THE ALLEY BETWE.EN KINCAID :ANDHARRis STREEtS FROM 29TH TO'30TH-AVENUES
<br />T~E COMMITTEEVIEWE~ THIS AREA AND, ON THE' BASIS OF: THEPETITION'ON FILE, RECOMM~NDED
<br />THAT THIS 'ALLE'Y BE....PAVED." ~ I
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<br />,I~ WAS MOVEO BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR~ Bci~TH,' THAT"THE REPORT OF THi PU~Li~'io~ii-'
<br />COMMI TTEE BE '-ADOPTED. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNC I LMENPRESENT VOT I,NG AYE. ' MR. GODL'OVE ABSENT.
<br />MOTION CARRI'ED.
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<br />A REPORT OF THE ?uBL I C' WORKS AND PUBL IC SAFETY COMMI,TTEES' NEETI HG HELl) FEBRUARy"l; 1956 -
<br />RE: REQUEst BY EDGEWOOD. ESTATES FOR PAVMENT' OF STORM SEWER I NSTAL'LA1i ONf PEtiti oN:'roR LIGHT
<br />IN THE ALLEY BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH A~ENUES rROM PEARL T~ HIGH STREETS~ AN6-~O(IC:~ ON-w~'l)i~ING
<br />1$1H AVENUE;~N THE NORTH SIDE IMMEDIATELY WEST OF WILLAMETTE STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS
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<br />'"PRESENT: MAVORJOHNSON;. COUNCI LMEN KOPPE, BOOTH, WATSON, AND HARTMAN; 'CI TV
<br />MANAGER; CI TV ATTORNEY;' CI TV ENGI NEER; CI TY RECORDER; MRS. HUSER; MR. HI L TON; MR. B.A'RBER;
<br />MR. HERMAN; ,MR. KEHRLI; AND MR. WYANT OF THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD.'
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<br />I. REQUEST BY EDGEWOOD ESTATES FOR PAYMENT OF STORM SEWER INSTALLATION - MR. JOHN
<br />BARBER, ATTORNEY FOR EDGEWOOD ESTATES, AND MRS. HUSER EXPLAINED HIS CLIENTS"POSI.TlON,
<br />RESPECT I NG THE I R REQUEST THAT THE C I TV PURCHASE THE STORM SEWER' SYSTEM i NSTALL.ED ~(N' " .
<br />EDGEWOOD ESTATES. HE INDICATED THE WORK WAS DONE TO CITY SPECIFICATIONS AND UNDERC1TY
<br />StlPERVISI.ON, THAl IT WAS A BENEFIT TO THAT AREA AND THE AREA ADJACENT, THAT THE CiTY;
<br />IN TH~'PAST,' HAD. BEEN I~ THE PRACTICE OF BUILDING ALL STORM SEWERS, AND THE rACT IT~~';,
<br />PLACED AN UNDUE BURDEN ON EDGEWOOD ESTATES TO BUILD SUCH A SEWER SYSTEM. ", ,
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<br />MRS. HUSER IMPLEMENTED MR. BARBER'S STATEMENTS AND INDICATED AT THE OUTSET, EDGE WOOD
<br />ESTATES DID NOT CONTEMPLATE SUCH AN EXTENSIVE SYSTEM, BUT AS THE WORK PROGRESSED THEY
<br />DID THOSE ITEMS WHICH THE CITY ENGLNEE~'DEEMED NECESSARY, WHICH INCREASED THE COSTS.
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<br />THE CITY ENGINEER'STATED HE REQUI~ED EDGEWOOD ESTATES.TO CONSTRUCT, A SEWER TO CONFORM
<br />TO'THE BASIC F.H.A. SUBDIVISION REQUIREMENTS. HE ALSO STATED THAT PIPE WAS LAID. tN
<br />CERTAIN AREAS WHERE'A'DRAINAGE DITCH WOULD HAVE QUALIFIED.
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<br />THE CONSENSUS OF THE COMMITTEE WAS THAT THERE 'WAS NO POLICY ESTABLISH[D;REGARDING
<br />THIS SITUATION. I:T WAS INDICATED THAT PRIOR TO THIS TIME THE LOCATION, DATE OF CONSTRUC-
<br />TION, 'AND OTHER FACTORS RELATING TO STORM SEWER SYSTEMS HAD BEEN A MATTER FOR COUNCIL
<br />ACTION PRIOR TO CONSTRUCT'ON.
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<br />.' THE:COMMITTEE'RECOMMENDED THAT THIS MATTER BE RETAINED IN COMMITTEE AND THAT THE
<br />FINANCE CO~MITTEE BE ASKED TOSIT IN. .
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<br />2. PETITION FOR LIGHT 'IN THE."ALLEY BETWEEN ,13TH AND 14TH ,AVENUES FROM PEARL TO HIGH
<br />. STREETS - REPRESENTATIVES OF THE PETITIONERS PRESENTED THEIR CASE TO THE COMMITTEE,'AND
<br />INDICATED THERE WERE TWELVE FAMILIES,WHO'LIVEDIN THt AREAi-THAT THE~HADIA NUMBER ,OF
<br />PROWLERS IN THE AREA, THAT THE ALLEY WAS THE MEANS OF' INGRESS AND EGRESS FROM THEIR
<br />HOMES AND THAT THEY FELT IT NECESSARY FOR THE PROTECTION OF THE RESIDENTS THAT A LIGHT
<br />BE 'I NSTALlED.. '
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<br />..THECOMMI'TTEE REAFF'I RMED ITS PRI'OR 'ACHONj I'NDI CATI NG THERE WAS NOT SUF'F'I crENT rUNDS
<br />TO LIGHT STREET INTERSECTIONS AND UNTIL FUNDS ,WERE AVAILABLE THAT THEY DID NOT BELIEV.E
<br />THEY COULD LIGHT ALLEYS.
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<br />IT WAS THE RECOMMENDATION OF' THE COMMITTEE THAT,THE PETITION'BE DENIED~
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<br />3.' POliCY. ON WIDENING 18TH,AvENUEON THE'NoRTHSI:DEOF '18TH AVENUE IMMEDllATELV WEST OF
<br />WILLAMETT~ STREET~- THE CITY MANAGEREX~LAINED 'THAT TH~RICHFIE~D ~IL COMPANY HAD BEEN,
<br />GRANTED A REQUEST TO WIDEN ISTH AVENUE AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF I'STH AVENUE AND WI'LLA~ETTE
<br />STREET AN ADDITIONAL FOUR FEET WHICH WOULD ALLOW FOR A,42 rOOT STREET WHEN SUCH STREET IS
<br />INSTA~LE~. ,'THE WIDENING, AS'ORIGINALLY APPROVED,.~OULD'EXTEND FOR 'A DISTANCE-OF 100 FEET
<br />fROM THE. I NTE'RSECTI ON OF' WILLAMETTE STREET AND WOULD BE ,DONE AT THE :EXP~NSE OF' THE'"
<br />R I CHF I'ELD O',L-COMPANY. " i
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<br />IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS WIDENING BE EXTENDED ON WEST TO THE ALLEY SINCE THIS
<br />PROPERTY IS AI;;SO ZONED C-3 CE'NTRAl. BUSI'NE.SS DISTRICT" WHICH WOULD WI'DEN THE NORTH SI.DE OF
<br />18TH AVENUE.PROMWILLAMETTE SlREETWEST'TO THE'ALLEY BETWEEN WtLLAMETTEANDOLIVE STREETS.1t
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<br />,I T WAS MOVED BY MR.. KOPPE, SECONDED BY :MR.' BOOTH, THAT -I TEM NUMBER THREE BE WI THDRAWN
<br />rROM THE REPORT ~NDTHAT IT BE REFERRED BACK TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION C~RRIED.
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KopeE, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH, THAT THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT OF THE
<br />--PUBLIC WORKS AND ,PUBLIC -SAFETY COMMITTEES BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />A REPORT OF 'THE COMMITTEE or THE WHOLE MEETING HELD JANUARY 31, 1956 - RE: PROPOSED
<br />ANNEXATION or THE OAKWAV WATERDISTRI CT WAS SUBMrTTED AND RE'AD AS FOLLOWS:'
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<br />"PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNC I LMEN BOOTH, 'GODLovE, KOPPE', WATSON, OwEN, AND
<br />SHISLER; CITY MANAGER; CITY RECORDER; PLANNING CONSULTANT; AND MR. DAN WYANT OF THE
<br />EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD.
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