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<br /> I CHARNElTON STREET. 4TH AVENUE HAS BEEN USED BY ALL DAY PARKERS AND DOES NOT
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<br /> CONfORM TO THE NORMAL PARKING PATTERN.. To ALLEVIATE THIS SITUATION IT WAS I
<br /> ;~ INSTALLED ON 4TH AVENUE ON THE SOUTH SIDE ,
<br /> II SUGGESTED THAT TWO HOUR PARKING BE 1
<br /> Of THE STREETffiOM LINCOLN TO CHARNELTON,STREET ONLY. THIS WOULD CONTROL 'THE
<br /> PARKING ON THIS STREET SINCE THE NORTH SIDE Of THE STREET IS DESIGNATED'~S I
<br /> I' NO PARKING. THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THIS MATTER A~D RECOMMENDED APPROVAL OF
<br /> I! THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE ,TRAFfIC ENGINEER. !
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<br /> 11 6. REQUEST fOR SHORT TIME PARKING ZONE AT 536 EAST 11TH AVENUE - THE OWNER-
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<br /> I: MANAGER Of THE MINIT MARKET LOCATED AT 536 ,EAST 11TH AVENUE HAS REQUESTED
<br /> i, IN FRONT OF HIS STORE. A SURVEY OF THE AREA WAS
<br /> Ii A SHORT TIME PARKING ZONE I
<br /> MADE AND IT WAS NOTED THAT APPROXIMATELY, 60% OF THE ON STREET PAR~ING IN
<br /> Ii THIS AREA IS TAKEN UP BY ALL DAY PARKERS WHICH MAKES IT EXTREMELY DIFFICULT
<br /> I; FOR PEOPLE WISHING TO PATRONIZE THE MINIT,MARKET TO FIND AVAILABLE SPACE fOR j
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<br /> 11 PARKING WHILE THEY SHOP. IT WAS FURTHER NOTED THAT A NUMBER OF THE CUSTOMERS I
<br /> I: HAVE BEEN USING THE ALLEY ADJACENT TO THE MINIT MARKET WHILE THEY SHOP WHICH I
<br /> e Ij BLOCKS THE ALLEY FOR A PERioD OF TIME. THE TRAFFIC ENGINEER RECOMMENDED THAT
<br /> 11 A 30 MINUTE ZONE BE INSTALLED IN FRONT OF THE STORE TO ALLOW fOR PARKING fOR I
<br /> THE STORE. THIS ZONE WOULD EXTEND FROM THE WEST LINE OF THE NORTH/SOUTH ALLEY I
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<br /> I TO A POINT 40 FEET WEST ON 'nit: SOUTH SIDE Of IITH:AvENUE. THE' COMMITTEE RE- I
<br /> i COMMENDED THAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE TRAfFIC ENGINEER BE APPROVED. I
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<br /> I 7. DESIGNATION OF 2ND AVENUE AS ARTERIAL -
<br /> ,'! IT WAS REPORTED THAT 2ND AVENUE BE- "
<br /> !I T~EEN POLK AND GARFIELD STREET ' ' INDUSTRIAL
<br /> IS ONE OF THE MAJOR STREETS IN THE
<br /> I I AREA Of THE CITY AND IS NOW CARRYING APPROXIMATELY 3600 AUTOMOBILES.PER.DAY.
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<br /> IN THE PAST THERE HAVE BEEN FOUR ACCIDENTS AT THE INTER-
<br /> r'! ' SECTIONS BISECTING 2ND AVENUE BETWEEN POLK AND GARFIELD STREETS. To ALLEVIATE
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<br /> ANY CONfUSION THE TRAFFIC ENGINEER RECOMMENDED THAT STOP,SIGNS BE INSTALLED
<br /> II AT C STREET, D STREET, E STREET AND TAYLOR STREET STOPPING NORTH/SOUTH TRAFFIC
<br /> I" ENTERING 2ND AVENUE. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE
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<br /> \: TRAfFIC ENGINEER BE APPROVED~
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<br /> Ii 8. REQUEST BY EUGENE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION FOR FUNDS fOR THE GIVING OF MEDICAL
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<br /> Ii MENTS - A,LETTER FROM MR. Roy M. MORSE, CHAIRMAN.OF THE EUGENE CIVIL SERVICE I
<br /> d COMMISSION, REQUESTING THAT THE CITY ASSUME THE RESPONSIBILITY FOR AND ,DEfRAY I
<br /> I" THE COST OF PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS WHICH ARE REQUIRED OF APPLICANTS FOR I N IT I AL
<br /> II APPOINTMENT TO THE FIRE AND POLiCE DEPARTMENTS WAS PRESENTED TO THE COMMITTEE. I
<br /> 1:1 IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT AT THIS TIME SUCH APPLICANTS ARE REQUIRED TO PAY FOR
<br /> 11 THEIR OWN EXAMINATIONS ~HICH RESULTS IN A LACK OF UNIFORMITY IN EXAMINATION ,I
<br /> CONTENT AND AN UNPRODUCT I VE CASH OUTLAY TO THO'SE PEOPLE WHO ,ARE NOT APPO I NTED
<br /> II TO POSITIONS IN EITHER DEPARTMENT.
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<br /> THE COMMISSION REQUESTED THAT THE SUM~: OF $500 BE ALLOCATED TO THE COMMISSION I
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<br /> fOR THE REMAINDER Of THE 195~e68 fISCAL YEAR AND THAT THE SUM Of $1000 BE I
<br /> I BUDGETED THEREAfTER EACH ~EAR fOR SUCH EXAMINATION PUR~OSES. I
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<br /> I II THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THE REQUEST AND INDIGATED THEY WISHED TO KNOW MORE I
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<br /> Ii ABOUT THE,REQUEST AS WELL'AS WHAT OTHER BUSINESSES AND MUNICIPALITIES ARE I
<br /> DOING ALONG THIS LINE. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE MATTER BE HELD IN THE I
<br /> I PUBLIC SAfETY COMMITTEE fOR fURTHER STUDY. i
<br /> 9. DISCUSSION REGARDING PHYSICAL EXAMINATION fOR ALL POTENTIAL EMPLOYEES IN EUGENE
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<br /> i CITY GOVERNMENT - COUNCILMAN BR"GGS INDICATED HE BELIEVED IT WOULD BE DESIRABLE I
<br /> If ALL PERSONNEL BEING CONSIDERED FOR POSITIONS IN THE CITY GOVERNMENT WERE RE- I
<br /> QUESTED TO PRESENT PHYSICAL EXAMINATIONS BEfORE THEY ARE CONSIDERED fOR EMPLOY- I
<br /> e I MENT. THE COMMITTEE GAVE SOME SMALL DISCUSSION TO THIS SUBJECT AND RECOMMENDED !
<br /> THAT ,THE,MATTER,BE INVESTIGATED.
<br /> I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
<br /> BE ACCEPTED. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN VOTING AYE, EXCEPT MR. MOLHOLM WHO ABSTAINED, MOTION I
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT ITEM I, REZONING WEST SIDE OF WILLAMETTE I
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<br /> STREET BETWEEN 18TH AND 19TH AVENUES, OF THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE Of THE WHOLE BE WITHDRAWN AND I
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<br /> HELD IN COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. I
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<br /> i' IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT ITEMS 2 THROUGH 9 Of THE,REPORT OF THE I
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<br /> COMMITTEE Of THE WHOLE BE APPROVED. ROLLCALL VOTE., ALL .COUNCILMEN VOTING AYE, EXCEPT MR. MOLHOLM WHO I
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<br /> I ,I REPORT OF BOARDS AND COt+1ISSIONS I
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<br /> I I A REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS MEETING HELD NOVEMBER 13, 1957 - RE: REQUEST FOR VARIANCE TO EN- I
<br /> I LARGE SIGN~ E. A. GIBSON fOR OREGON MOTEL~ AND REQUEST FOR VARIANCE fOR SIGN, JERRY'S TV REPAIR~ 2782 I
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<br /> Ii' FRIENDLY STREETj WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: I
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<br /> I "THE BOARD OF ApPEALS HELD A MEETING AT THE CITY HALL, NOVEMBER 13, 1957. MEMBERS
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<br /> '1 PRESENT WERE MR. MOYER, MR. MORRIS AND MR. HENDERSHOTT.
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