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<br />I YOU.WI LL . NOTE F'ROM THE POLICE REPORT, A COpy OF' WHI CH I S ON YOUR DESK, THAT' 'EUGENE
<br />.EXPERI~NCED THE ~IRST LOCAL BANK ROBBERY ON RECORD DURING,~HE MONTH OF NOVEMBER. T~~,;
<br />CULPRITS WERE APPREHENDED BY THE STATE POLICE ON THE DAY fOLLOWING. THE ROBBERY ANp ~~~
<br />MAJOR PORTION Of THE LOOT RECOVERED. HOWEVER, THERE WERE TWO ARMED ROBBERIES REPORTED
<br />THATt.~S YET, HAVE NOT BEEN CLEARED.
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<br />. 'ARRESTSIN.NoVEMBER FOR OfFENSES INVOLVING DRUNKENNESS, DISORDERLY CONDUCT, AND
<br />VAGRANCY ,WERE THE LOWEST IN SEVERAL YEARS. ~OLICE'VEHICLES COVER~D 31,575 MILES IN
<br />NOVEMBER, . AND USED 3,295 GALLONS Of GA~OL I NE. PATROL OFF! CERS MADE 357 VACATION HOt:tE,
<br />CHECKS,At:lD 2,360 PROWL CHECKS AT BUSINESS AND liNDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. THE TRAfFle
<br />PROGRAM IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS CONTINUES IN OPERATION, AND TRAffiC SAfETY INSTRUCTIONS
<br />WERE :GIVEN TO 1,124 YOUNGSTERS IN NOVEMBER.
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<br />:,EXCEPT FOR RECEIVING THE DEEDS FROM THE COURTHOUSE WHERE THEY ARE BEING REGISTE~ED,
<br />WE ,HAVE COMPLETED THE PURCHASE OF ALL PROPERTY NECESSARYfOR THE RIGHT OF WAY ON THE' ;
<br />EX,.'ENSION OF 24T.H AVENUE FROM HARRI S TO UNI VERSI TV STREETS. !'
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<br />e . .ALSO, WE NOW HAVE;ALL PERMANENT RIGHT OF WAY EASEMENTS AND CONSTRUCTION EASEM~~TS
<br />NEC~SSARY fOR THE LINING OF THE AMAZON CHANNEL BETWEEN THE EAST BOUNDARY OF THE :f~IRGROUNDS
<br />TO CHARNELTON STREET. THIS PROJECT IS EXPECTED T6 BE PURSUED THIS COMING SRRING."
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, ~ECONDED BY MR. KQPPE, THAT THJ REPORT Of THE CITY M'NAGER"BE
<br />RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />/6 A R1EPORT Of.THE PUBLIC WORKS AND PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE'S MEETING HELD NOVEMBE.R. 3()~~::-"1'956'
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<br />- RE: PACKAGE STORE LICENSE, HOGAN'S GROCERY; COMMUNICATION fROM SOUTHERN PACIfiC COMP~~Y;,
<br />REQUEST FOR 35 fOOT CURB CUT; AND 1,MPROVEMENT OF ALLEY BETWEEN UNIV~RSITY AND ONYX STREETS
<br />FROM 21 ST T~2.2ND AVENUES WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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<br />"PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCI LMEN GODLOVE, WATSON, HARTMAN, AND EDMUNDS; M~'Y;~:~
<br />ELECT MCGI~TY; CiTY MANAGER; CITY ENGINEER; CITY ATTORNEY; CITY RECORDE~; ASSISTANT ~I!Y
<br />ENGINEER; TRAfFIC ENGINEER; AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT.
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<br />I. .. PACKAGE STORE .LI eENSE, CLASS "B", HOGANS GROCERY, 544 EftST 13TH ,AVENUE - THis', REqUEST
<br />, fOR.PRIVhLEGES WAS CONSIDERED BY THE COMMITTEE. IT WAS NOTED THAT THIS WAS A CHAN~E 'QF
<br />OWNERSHI P AND THAT THE POLl CE DEPARTMENT HAD APPROVED THE REQUEST AND, BASED ON T.H.lIl?;,
<br />INFORMATION, THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE APPLICATION BE APPROVED.
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<br />2. COMMUNI'CATION FROM THE, SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY REGARDING STOP SIGNS AT. GRADE.
<br />C,ROSS.I N-GS ON VAR I OUS STREE,TS I N THE CI TY - THE SOUTHERN PAC! F',1 C COMPANY REQUESTED T,HA;T.
<br />THEY BE .ALLOW.EDTO ERECT CERTA) N .STq,P SI GNS AT ALL GRADE CROSSI NGS WI THI N THE CI TY'OF;.
<br />EUGENE. THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THE NECESS)TY. tOR THE PLACEMENT OF SUCH STOP SIGNS.,AT.
<br />RAI,LROAD CROSSINGS .WIT.H SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO THE NECESSITY FOR B.OTH WIG WAG SIGNALSA'ND
<br />STOP SIGNS AT THE SAME CROSSING~
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<br />I AfTER CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION ,ON THE SUBJECT, THE COMMI'TTEE R'ECOM.MEN.DED THAT CERtAIN
<br />STOP SIGNS BE INSTALLED AT ALL MAIN LINE GRADE CROSSINGS IN THE CITY Of EUGENE EXCEPT FOR
<br />THOSE CROSSINGS WHERE A WIG WAGSI~NAL WAS INSTALLED AND THAT. STOP SIGNS BE REMOVED fROM
<br />~NY CROSSING WHICH: IS CONTROLLED BY A WIG WAG SiGNAL. THIS WOULD APPLY ONLY TO DESIGNATED
<br />RAILROAD MAIN LINES OR SUCH SPUR TRACKS THAT, IN THE OPINION OF' THECO.UNCIL, NEED R[tGULATION.
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<br />3. ,REQUEST' F'OR A 35 FOOT CURB CUT AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF' 18TH AVENUE AND HARRI~c
<br />STRE.ET- TH.E, COMMI TTEE VI EWED THE 51 TE ,AT WHI CH ,MR. WALLACE, E. BALDWI N HAD REQUESTED;A. 35
<br />e . fOOT, CUR~ CUT. . .'
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<br />THE COMMITTEE, IN VIEWING AND DISCUSSING THIS ITEM, COULD NOT SEE THAT THE EXTENDED
<br />CUR.~ CUT. WOULD CREATE ANY PROBLEM IN THI S AREA AND THEREFOR.E RECOMMENDED THAT THE' CUT IN
<br />THE LENGTH. OF' 35 FEET BE APPROVED. . '.', ,.
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<br />4. IMPROVEMENT OF' THE ALLEY BETWEEN UNIVERSITY AND ONYX S~REETS FROM 21ST TO 22ND Vl~
<br />AVENUES -, 'THE COMMI TTEEVI EWED THE AREA AND. NOTED THAT THE PETI TI ON CONTAI NED 51 G~~:r~~,~s
<br />REPRESENTI NG 87.57 PER CENT OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS. 1 ~\'i : i
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<br />THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THIS IMPROVEMENT BE GIVEN APPROVAL AND THAT THE
<br />NECESSARY ORDINANCES. INITIATING THE PROJECT BE .PASSED."
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<br />I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, THAT THE REPORT Of THE PUBLIC WORKS
<br />I COMMITTEE, ,AND PUBLIC SAfETY.COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. ".
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<br />I /7 A REPORT OF THE MEETING HELD WITH .THE EUGENE LIBRARY BOARD - RE:ACQUISITION OF A POfHION
<br />OF OLD FRANCE.S WI,LLARD SITE ON .WH.J:CH, TO BUILD!THE NEW LIBRARY WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS~ foOL/LOWS:
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<br />"PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; MRS. MAcKI NNON. AND MESSRS. WARREN, LEMON, sTAL~BERG, .REPRE-
<br />SENTING THE EUGENE LIBRARY BOARD; CITY MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY; CITY RECORDER; ADMINISTRA-
<br />TIVE INTERN; CITY LIBRARIAN; AND MESSRS. HAMLIN AND MARTIN, ARCHITECTS FOR THE LIBRARY
<br />BOARD.
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