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~3g e 1i f; 1.1 "PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN GODLOVE, WATSON, OWEN, SHISLER-,. LAURIS, AND 'EDMUNDS; MAYOR ELECT ~McGI NTY; COUNCI LMEN ELECT LI NDEEN; CI TY MANA~GER; CI TY RECORDER; ADMI NI STRATI VE ASSISTANT;" SENIOR 8'ul LDI NG INSPECTOR; PLUMBI NG INSPECTOR; FI RE MARSHAL; EIGHTEEN REPRESENT'ATI VES OF" THE PlUMBI NG, GAS, AND LPG I NDUSTRY; MR. FRED BRENNE OF" THE CHAMBER OF" COMMERCE' AND MR. DAVE AVERILL OF" THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. .j;, ':\-:.. '."- . ~f . ,. I. ApPLl,CATION F"OR DISPENSER'S LI~ENSE, 'CLASS "A",: Eo's PIT BARBECUE GRILL~ 957-963 PEARL STREET"; A F"LOOR PLAN OF" THE PROPOSED ESTABL! SHMENT WAS VI EWED BY THE COMMI TTEE. IT WAS ALSO POINTED OUT THAT THE COUNC1LHAD ORIGINALLY ~fVEN ApPROVAL TO THE LICENSE IN AUGUST OF", I 956.' AfTER VIEWING THE PLAN IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE LICENSE APPLICATION BE APPROVED. 2. DISCUSSION OF" PROPOSED ORDINANC& TO REGULATE THE INSTALLATION," MAINTENANCE~ REPAIR AND VENTING OF" GAS APPLIANCES, PIPING AND APPARATUS - THE COMMITTEE MET WiTH A NUMBER OF" REPRESENTATrVES' 'Of THE PLUMB I NG', . GAS AND LIQUID f'ETROLEUM GAS I NDUSTRY AND 01 SCUSSED, A PORTION: :OF" THE' PROPOSED ORDI NANCE WI TH RESPECT TO THE GAS I NDUSTRY ON A' SECTION BY SE'CTION e BASIS. -- . THE DISCUSSION WAS CONF"1NED' TO APPROXIMATELY THE F"IRST ONE-HALF" OF" 'THE ORDINANCt, BEING THROUGH THE SECTION REGARDING INSURANCE REQUIREMENTS fOR LICE-NSE HOLDERS. CERTAIN SUGGESTIONS NOT HEREIN ENUMERATED WERE MADE WITH RESPECT TO THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE. .. ." I I BEFORE' ADJOURNMEN\ THE: COMMI TTEE' RECOMMENDED THAT ~FlfRTHER 01 SCUSSI ON BE CONTI NUED I UNTIL A FUTURE MEETING Of THE COMMITTEE AND THAT THE ORDI~ANCEBE PLACED BEFORE THE COUNCIL F"OR ~INAL HEARING AT THE COUNCIL MEETING TO BE HELD ON JANUARY 28, 1957." I T WAS' MOVED By."MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE REPORT OF" 'THE' COMMI TTEE OF" THE WHOLE' BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED., ! . 1/'4 A REPORT Of THE PUBL-IC WORKS COMMITTEE MEETING HELD DECEMBER! 21, :1956 - RE: DiSCUSSION OF PROPOSED ORDINANCE REGULATING TRAILER HOUSES WITHIN THE CITY; COMMUNICATION F"ROM H. E. MILLER REGARDI NG SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTI ON;: AND Of SCUSSI ON REGARDI NGSALE OF LOTS ON TYLER STREET BETWEEN 18TH AND 24TH AVENUES WAS SUBMI T.TE'D A-NO READ AS F"OLLOWS: . "PRESENT: COUNCILMEN WATSON, OWEN, SHISLER~ EDMUNDS, AND LAURIS; MAYOR ELECT McGINTY; COUNCILMEN: ELECT L'-NDEEN; CITY MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY; CITY RECORDER; ASSISTANT CI TY ENGI NEER; ADMrN.1 STRAl'iVE ASSI ST-ANT; AND MR. DAVE AVERI LL OF THE EUGENE REG I S'TER- GUARD. I. DiSCUSSION OF" PROPOSED'ORDINANCEREGULATING TRAILER HOUSES WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS - THE COMMITTEE -AGAiN DISCUSSED THE 'PROPOSED TRAILER 'ORDINANCE WITH SPECIAL REF"ERENCE TO PROVISIONS OF" THE ORDINANCE WHICH WOULD ALLOW UNOCCUPIED TRAILERS TO BE STORED ON THE OWNER'S PROPERTY.' '1;f:WAS THOUGHT. tHAT SOME BASIC RESTRI:CTIONS 'WERENECE'SSARY, AND THE; COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE ORDINANCE BE AMENDED TO -ALLOW A TRAiLER OWNER TO STORE' AN UNOCCUPIED TRAILER ON PROPERTY OWNED BY HIM PROVIDED THAT THE SAME SHALL NOT BE LOCATED IN ANY AREA WHERE STRUCTURES. ARE PROHIBITEO BY ZONING SET. BACK RULES ANO REGULA.TIONS. I 2. COMMUNICATION fROM H. E.. MILLER REGARDING SIDEWALK,CONSTRUCTION - MR. MILLER, A . SIDEWALK CONTRACTOR, INDICATED BY LET'TER THAT HE' HAD BEEN ENGAGED BY DR. F'. A. ELLIOTT TO CONSTRUCT A S'IDEWALK ALONG THE NORTH SIDE OF" 16TH AVENUE: FROM THE AMAZON BRIDGE WEST TO THE ALLEY. MR. MILLER INDICATED THAT HE UNDERSTOOD DR. ELLIOTT WAS ACTING AS AN AGENT F"OR THE PROPERTY HOLDER, MISS DOROTHY JERAULD. UPON COMPLETION Of THE JOB, MR. MILLER STATES HE BILLED MISS JERAULD F"OR THE WO~~ . AND SHE INDICATED SHE WOULD PAY fOR ,A PORTION BUT THAT SHE WOULD NOT PAY FOR A PORTION ON ~ WHICH SHE HAD GIVEN ~N EASEMENT TO THE CI~y,"SI~C~ I~ 1953 THE:C,TY HAD AGREED BY LE~tER . . TO PAY F"OR THE COST ~F" THE SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION ONPROPERTY COVERED BY THE CITY'S EASE- MENT. MR. MILLER INDICATED THE CITV'SCOST TO BE $219.56. THE COMMITTEE INDICATED THE CITY HAD AN OBLIGATION TO PAY FOR THE SIDEWALK CONSTRUC- TION BUT EXPRESSED SOME CONCERN OVER THE PRICE. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE CONTRACTOR BE PAID SUBJECT TO NEGOTIATION BY THE ADMINISTRATION ON THE PROPER PRICE'F"OR SUCH WORK. 3. DISCUSSION REGARDING SALE OF LOTS IN CITY OWNERSHIP-WHICH i-ACE THE WEST SIDE OF TYLER STREET BETWEEN 18TH AND 24TH AVENUES - THE COMMITTEE VISITED THE AREA ALONG TYLER STREET FROM 18TH TO 24TH AVENUES AND REVIEWED VALUATIONS PLACED ON LOTS IN CITY OWNERSHIP WHICH HAD BEEN SET BY THE ADMI NI STRATI VE STAF"F". CONSIDERABLE 01 SCUSSI O-N WAS' HAD ON THE PROPER METHOD OF SALE AND THE POTENTIAL RESULTS OF SUCH METHODS, INCLUDING' NOTifYING BUILDING CONTRACTORS OF" THE AREA BY MAIL OF SUCH PROPOSED OPENING AND PURCHASE OF A BOX AD IN THE NEWSPAPER. I ' THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE MINIMUM PRICES SET ON THE LOTS BY THE ADMINISTRA- TIVE STAFF BE APPROVED, THAT BIDS BE CALLED FOR SALE Of LOTS ALONG TYLER STREET BETWEEN . 18TH AND 24TH AVENUES WITH SUCH BIDS TO BE OPENED ON FEBRUARY 20TH, THAT INSOF"AR AS IT WAS POSSIBLE THAT BUILDING CONTRACTORS BE NOTifIED BY MAIL OF SUCH PROPERTY SALE, THAT A DISPLAY AD OF" SUCH SALE BE RAN PRIOR TO THE SALE, AND THAT BIDS BE TAKEN ON ONE OR MORE ~ . 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