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<br /> MR. BURBEE 1NDICATED TO THE COMMITTEE THAT, HE HAD 1NVESTIGATED THE ZONING I
<br /> REQUIREMENTS FOR GROUP LIVING ORGANIZATIONS' IN OTHER UNIVERSITY CITIES, AND
<br /> IT APPEARED FROM HIS. STATEMENTS THAT SO,ME OTHER CliTIES ALLO~ED SORORITIES
<br /> AND FRATERNITIES TO BE BUILT IN ZONES OF GREATER R~STRICTION ITHAN THAT IN
<br /> THE CITY OF EUGENE. IT WAS ALSO INDICATED THAT IN SOME CITIES A BELT WAS
<br /> CREATED ~ROUND THE UNIVERSITY CAMPUS IN WHICH SORORITY AND FRATERNITY HO~E
<br /> CONSTRUCTI ON WAS ALLOWED.
<br /> MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE ENGAGED IN DISCUSSIO~ REGA~DING POTENTIAL AREAS IN
<br /> WHICH THESE LIVING ORGANIZATIONS MIGHT BE ALLOWED, A~D IN, A GENERAL DISCUS-
<br /> S,ION WI TH- REGARD TO THE REQUI REMENTS CONTAINED I N, THE R-3 AND R-4. ZONI NG IN
<br /> ,EUGENE. AS. IT WOULD AFFECT, SOROR1TYAND FRATERNI~Y HOUSE CONSTRUCTION THE j'
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<br /> THOUGHT WAS EXPRESSED, THAT P~RHAPS THER-3 -ZONI NG SHOU!-D ALLOW FRATERNI TY
<br /> A~D SORORI TY HOUSES I N THE VA!'H OUS CATEGORI ESOF,BUI LDI NGS WHI CH MI GHT: BE II
<br /> BU}LT.IN THI-S ZONE. THERE WAS ALSO-DISCUSSION REGARDING. THE PROPRIETY OF I
<br /> REZONING THE PARTICULAR CORNER AT 19TH AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET TO R-4
<br /> TO ALLOW FRATERNITY USE. . e
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<br /> FOLLOWING THE DISCUSSION IT WAS MOVED THAT THE PLANNING COMMISSION BE RE-
<br /> QUESTED TO GIVE:CONSIDERATION AT ITS SEPTEMBER MEETING OF ANY APPLICATION
<br /> TO REZONE WHICH IS FILED BY THE OWNE~ OF THE PROPERTY LO~ATED ON THE SOUTH-
<br /> WEST CORNER OF 19TH AVENUE AND UNIVERSITY STREET. MOTION CARRIED WITH
<br /> .COUNCILMAN EDMUNDS, VOJINGNNA~. ~ , . ' - "
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<br /> 3. CONSIDERATION OF COMMUNICATION FROM GATEWAYS ASSOCIATION REGARDING JUDKINS
<br /> POINT TRAFFIC CIRCLE - A COMMUNICATION FROM THE JUDKINS POINT COMMITTEE OF
<br /> THE EUGENE GATEWAYS ASSOCIATION REQUESTING CONSIDERATION OF A MODIFIED TRAFFIC ,
<br /> CIRCLE NEAR JUDK1N~ POINT WAS, PRESENTED TO'THE COMMITTEE.
<br /> THE PLANNI NG CONSULTANT EXPLAI NED' THE PROPOSED TRAFn C ROUTI NG FOR THE' RE-
<br /> LOCATED PACI n c, HI GHWAY 99 AS ~UCH RELOCATION IS PRESENTLY SET FORTH BY THE I
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<br /> STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. HE ALSO EXPLAINED A MODIFICATION,OF THE PLAN
<br /> WHICH INVOLVED A TRAFFIC CIRCLE NEAR JUDKINS POINT AND INDICATED THAT THE:
<br /> TRAFFIC CIRCLE HAD RECEIVED APPROVAL OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND THE
<br /> GATEWAYS ASSOCIATION, AND FURTHER THAT. THE GATEWAYS ASSOCIATION HAD MET
<br /> WITH,REPRESENTATIVES OF THE OREGON STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT REGARDING THIS ,
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<br /> THE PLANNING CONSULTANT INDICATED HE BELIEVED THE TRAFFIC C)RCLE WHICH HAD
<br /> THE APPROVAL OF THE GATEWAYS ASSOCIATION WOULD MAKE IT EASIER FOR PEOPLE
<br /> NOT FAMILIAR WITH THE AREA TO GET ON AND OFF PACIFIC HIGHWAY 99 NORTH' AT ,
<br /> JUDKINS POINT. HE ALSO STATED HE BEll EVED I T WOULD TEND TO BE LESS CON-. I
<br /> FUSING TO THE MOTORISTS SINCE THE TRAFFIC CIRCLE COULD BE EASILY S,GNED I
<br /> AND WOULD REQUIRE A REASONABLE MINIMUM OF MOVEMENT TO GET ONTO AND OFF OF I
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<br /> THE HIGHWAY,. THE COMMITTEE,DISCUSSED THE PLAN~HICH HAD BEEN PROPOSED AND I
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<br /> RECOMME!IIDED I T BE: FORWARDED TO THE PROPER LOCAL AUTHORl TI ES FOR PRESENTA- i
<br /> . TIONTO THE ~IGHWAY DEPARTMENT, AND FUR,THER I NDI CATED THI S PLAN, APPEAR,ED I
<br /> TO BE MORE PRACTICAL AND ADEQUATE FOR THE ~EEDS OF THE CITY THAN THAT PRO- : I
<br /> POSED BY ,THE: STATE HI GHWAY DEPA~TMENT AT THIS TI ME-. It
<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. EDMUNDS- SECONDED BY MR. LI NDEEN T!",AT I TEM. I OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT BE I
<br /> REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. .
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<br /> IT WAS, MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE BALANCE OF THE COM~ITTEE REPORT 1
<br /> BE APPROVED. -- MOTl ON CARR lED.
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<br /> A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON AUGUST 23, 1957 - RE: PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE - I ,e
<br /> RECONSI DERATI ON ,OF REQUEST FOR PAYMENT FOR SEWER REPAI RS BY EAGLES LODGE AND R.H.CHAPMAN COMPANY; 1
<br /> CONSIDERATIONOF'BIDS FOR TWO DUMP TRUCKS FOR PUBLIC WORKSDEP~RTMEN~; RECONSIDERATION OF PARKI~
<br /> ON NORTH SIDE OF 13TH AVENUE BETWEEN W1LLAMETTE AND OAK STREETS; DISCUSSiON ;OF PAVING OF INTER-
<br /> SECTION AT 23RD AVENUE AND WILSON STREET; AIRPORT COMMITTEE - DISCU~SION REGARDING PROPOSED
<br /> LEASE TO EATON-YOUNG LUMBER COMPANY FOR CONSTRUCTION OF MULTIPLE T HANGARS AT MAHLON-SWEET AIR-
<br /> PORT; COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE - DISCUSSION REGARDIN~GROUND WATER PROBLEM IN VICINITY OF 26TH
<br /> AVENUE AND ONYX STREET; PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE BUILDI NG CODE; WA:3 SUBMI TTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:'
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<br />9 "PRESENT: MAYOR MCGI,NTY; COUNCI LMEN WATSON, SHEARER, HARTMAN, SHISLER, EDMUNDS, :
<br /> ~AURIS~ BRIGGS AND LINDEEN; CITY RECORQER; CITy\ATTORNEY; DIRECTOR OF i
<br /> PUBLIC WORKS; TRAFFIC ENGINEER; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; MR. BROOK, i
<br /> DUNHAM MOTORS; JERRY URHAMMER, E~GENE.REGISTER-GUARD. ,
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<br /> I. RECONSI DERATION OF REQUEST FOR PAYMENT, FOR SEWERREPAI RS BY EAGLES LODGE . I
<br /> ' AND R. H. CHAPMAN COMPANY - THE COMMITTEE AGAIN GAVE CONSIDERATION TO THE
<br /> REQUEST FOR PAYMENT OF A BILL IN THE AMOUNT pF $487.73 FOR WORK DO~E BY THE l:
<br /> R. H. CHAPMAN COMPANY FOR REPAIRING A SEWER MAIN AT THE EAGLES LODGE BUILDING.
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<br /> IT WAS R~PORTED THAT THE PLUMBING INSPECTOR AND THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, I
<br /> MAINTENANCE DIVISION, HAD RUN DYE TESTS ON THE C1TY SEWER ~ETWEEN 5T~ AND I
<br /> 6TH AVENUES I N THE ALLEY EAST or WI LLAMETTE ST,REET. TH,E' :DYE TESTS I NDI CATED II
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<br /> THAT THE CARPENTERS BUILDING, LOCATED A~ THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 5TH, AVENUE
<br /> AND WILLAMETTE STREET, THE EAGLES BUILDING AND THE ESQUIRE RESTAURANT WERE e
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