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<br />REPORTS Of OffiCERS
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<br />A REPORT FROM THE CITY MANAGER - RE: MoNTHLY DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS, IMPROVEMENTS, ETC., WAS
<br />SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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<br />"EVERY EFFORT IS BEI~G MADE AND IT IS EXPECTED,TO HAVE THE NEW SWIMMING pooL
<br />READY FOR USE,WHE~ THE CITY'S SWIMMING SEASON OPENS O~ JUNE 15, 1957.
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<br />THE PUBLIC WOR~S DEPARTMENT HAS MADE'~HE FOLLOWING PROGRESS ON THE CITY'S
<br />PROGRAM FOR THE COMING CONSiI'RUCTlON ,SEASON:
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<br />STREET PAVI NG - 24 PROJECTS UNDER ,CON1:RACT ,WI TH, 2 YET TO_BE ,ADVERT! SED.
<br />ALLEY PAVING - 3 PROJECTS,UNDER CONTRACT WITH 2 YET TO BE ADVERTISED.
<br />SANITARY SEWERS - 3 PROJECTS UNDER CONTRACT WITH 6 YET TO BE ADVERTISED.
<br />STORM SEWERS - 3 UNDER CONTRACT AND 7 YET TO BE ADVERTISED.
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<br />Two OF THE-PAVING JOBS, 41ST AVENUE FROM fERRY STREET TO DONALD STREET AND
<br />fERRY STREET FROM 40TH AVENUE TO 41ST AVENUE, HAVE BEEN STARTED AND TO DATE HAVE
<br />THE EXCAVATION COMPLETED.
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<br />'ONE SANITARY SEWER, SPRING BOULEVARD FROM 27TH AVENUE TO SOOTH CITY LIMITS,
<br />AND TWO STORM SEWERS, 28TH AVENUE FROM AMAZON TO OAK STREET AND GRANT STREET FROM
<br />17TH AVENUE TO 18TH AVENUE, HAVE BEEN COMPLETED, AND A THIRD STORM SEWER PROJECT
<br />IN THE AREA BETWEE~ 25TH AVENUE AND 27TH 'AVENUE FROM JACKSON STREET TO MONROE '
<br />STREET HAS BEEN: STARTtD AND I S EST! MATED TO BE 30% COMPLETED."
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER ~HAT THE REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER BE RE-
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<br />CEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />REPORTS.Of COMMITTEES
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<br />A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE ,MEETING HELD ON MAY 17, 1957 - RE: PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE '- REQUEST
<br />BY THE ARMY ENGINEERS FOR ADVANCE OF $10,000 TOWARD TOTAL AMAZON PROJECT; PROPOSED ORDINANCE PRO-
<br />HIBITING WILLFUL INJURY TO AND DETENTION OF LIBRARY PROPERTY; Dls~uSSIO~ REGARDINGPAVIN~ or C~lY
<br />VI EW STREET BETWEEN 22ND A.VENUE, AND 23RD AVENUE; PAVI NG OF 29TH PLACE BE'TWEEN PEAf~L AND HI GH !'
<br />STREETS; DISCUSSION CONc..ERNHiGTHE PAVI NG OF 24TH PLACE FROM WI LLAMETTE TO OL I VE' ST,REET;: COMMUNI-
<br />CATION FRQM JOHN L. BRANDT; 2630 AGATE STREET, REQUESTING VACATION OF A PORTION, OF'REED'STREET
<br />LYING WEST OF LOT 6, BLOCK 5, AGATE PLAT; REQUEST FOR REZONING MADE BY HAROLD L. PARMENTER ON
<br />PROPERTY BETWEEN Moss AND VI LLARD STR~E,TS ON r THE SOUTH SI DE OF ~ARDEN AVENUE; REQUEST BY MR. fRED
<br />L. MILLER, I 38t: LAWREN~E, STREET, FOR CHANGE IN ZONE FROM R-I SINGLE fAMILY TO R"3MuLTIPLE fAMILY
<br />RESIDENTIAL; REQUEST BY MR. ~RTH.uR R. QUACKENBUSH FOR VARIANCE TO USE PROPERTY LOCATE"D AT THE'
<br />SOUTHWEsT CORNER OF'W.ALNUT AND GARDEN AVENUES FOR A PARKING LOT; REQUEST BY JOE f. MITCHELL FOR
<br />VARIANCE FROM R-I SINGLE fAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO ALLOW A DUPLEX ON PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE NORTH ,
<br />SI DE OF 24TH PLACE' BETWEEN Mc'MI LLAN STREET AND THE 'ALLEY EAST; COMMI TTEE <SF niE WHOLE - CONSI DERA-" I
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<br />TION OF REQUEST OF rDGEWOOD ESTATES .FORREIMBURSEMENT OF THE COST OF A STORM SEWER LOCATE~IN,TH~ i
<br />EDGEWOOD ESTATES SUBDIVISION; DISCUSSION ON PURCHASE OF AN INDdsTRIALTRAcTOR ~ITH SICKLE BAR ~T-
<br />TACHMENT; WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS~
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<br />"PRESENT: MAYOR MCGI~TY; COUNCILMEN WATSON, SHEARER, HARTMAN, SHISLER, EDMUNDS,
<br />LAURIS, BRIGGS AND LINDEEN; CITY MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY; CITY RECORDER;
<br />CITY ~NGINE~R; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; PLANNING CONSULTANT; fOUR REPRE-
<br />SENTATIVES OF THE GARDEN AVENUE AREA; DAN 'WYANT, EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD.
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<br />I. REQUEST BY THE ARMY ENGINEERS FOR ADVANCE OF $10,000 TOWARD TOTAL AMAZON PROJECT -
<br />THE CITY MANAGER EXPLA~NED-THAT HE HAD RECEIVED A REQUEST FROM THE ARMY ENGINEERS'
<br />FOR AN ADVANCE OF $10,000 TOWARD THE TOTAL AMAZON PROJECT. THIS ADVANCE WOULD BE
<br />CRE'DITEDA'GA'INST FUTURE :'PROJECTS'IN WHICH THE'CI-TY WILL BE REQUIRED 'TO PARTICIPATE
<br />F I NANC I ALLY. THE CITY MANAGER REQufSTED THAT THE PROPER CITY OFF I CIALS "BE. AUTHORI ZED'
<br />TO DRAW A WARRANT IN "THE AMOUNT OF $1 0,000 FOR SUCH ADVANCE. THE COMMI TTEE RECOM-
<br />MENDED THAT THE ADVANC'E AS ABOvE I NDICATED BE MADE.
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<br />2. PROPOSED ORDINANCE PROHIBITING WILLFUL INJURY TO AND DETERTflON OF LIBRARY PROPERTY -
<br />AN ORDI NANCE DR'.WN AT THE REQUEST OF THE PUBL'I C LI BRARY BOARD WH I CH WOULD MAKE I:T'
<br />UN&:.AWFUL TO WI LLFULLY "1...fURE LI BRARY PRO'PERTY OR 'TO "il LLFULLY DETAI N LI BRARY PRO-
<br />PERTY WAS PRESENTED TO THE COMMITTEE. THE ORDINANCE WAS REaD AND THE COMMITTEE
<br />R~COMMENDeDTHE 'PASSAGE OF: THE dRDI NANCE. >
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<br />3. DISCUSSION REGARDING PAVING OF CITY VIEW STREET BETWEEN 22ND AVENUE AND 23RD AVENUE -
<br />IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT A PETITION HAD BEEN RECEIVED FOR THE PAVING OF CITY VIEW STREET
<br />FROM 22ND "AVENUE TO THE' SOUTH CI TY LIMI'TS ON THE WEST SIDE 'OF CI TV VI EW STREET 'WMI CH"
<br />CONTAI NiD SI GNATURES- "O'F'OWNERS OF 19.36% :OF THE TOTAL FRONT FOOTAGE O~ THE PR'O-PERTY
<br />TO BE ASSESSED. LIKEWISE A LETTER CONTAINING THE SIGNATURES OF TEN 'PROPE'RTYOWNERS
<br />IN THE HIGHLAND OAKS ADDITION REQUESTING THE PAVING OF CITY VIEW STREET FROM 22ND
<br />AVENUE TO 23RD AVENUE WAS 'READ. THE "'EN PEn T'I'ONER'S I NDI CATED THE"Y WERE PAVI NG 23RD
<br />AVENUE WES;T FROM 01 TY VI [W STREET AT NO EXPENSE TO THE CI TY 'AND IN ORDER THAT 23RD
<br />AVENUE MIGHT 'BE CONNECTED TO A PAVED STREET, THEY REQUESTED FAVORABLE CONSIDERATION
<br />OF THE PAVING or CITY VIEW FROM 22ND TO 23RD AVENUE. ArTER SOME DISCUSSION AND CON-
<br />SIDERATION OF PROPERTY VALUES IN THE AREA, IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT CITY VIEW STREET
<br />BE ORDERED PAVED FROM 22NO TO 23RD AVENUE, COUNCILMAN LINDEEN VOTING NAY.
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