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<br /> AN I~EA WASVQICED THAT S!DEWALKS ADJACENT TO THE CURB WERE B~TTER LOCATED SINC~ I
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<br /> I IT ALLOWED PEDESTRIANS TO ALIGHT FROM AND GET INTn AUTOMOBILES WITHOUT THE NECES- I
<br /> I SITY OF GETTING INTO WET GRASS OR MUD. I TWAS AL,SO INDICATED THAT THIS WAS A II
<br /> QUESTIONABLE SITUATION FOR LOCATI~G SIDEWA~KS AT THE CURB SINCE WALKS HAD BEEN I
<br /> I BUlL T IN A GOOD PORTION OF THIS AREA SET BACK FROM THE CURB. FOLLOWING THIS DIS-
<br /> I CUSS I Ol':l IT'WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE PETITION FOR THE, INSTALLATION OF SIDEWALKS I
<br /> I AT THE CURB IN THE AREA ABOVE SPECIFIED BE DENIED. I
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<br /> I 3. REQUEST FOR STUDY BY PLANNING COMMISSION FOR CURB SIDEWALKS
<br /> I IN NEWLY PLATTED AREAS -
<br /> j FOLLOWING THE DISCUSSION ON THE PETITION FOR CURB SIDEWALKS IN THE AREA OF 32ND
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<br /> AVENUE, ~ARRIS.SrREET,AND KNOB COURT, IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BRIGGS SECONDED BY MRS. I
<br /> LAURIS THAT THE COMMITTEE RECOMMEND THAT THE PLANNING COMMISSION MAKE A STUDY ASTO
<br /> THE DESIRABILITY OR NON-DESIRABILITY OF PERMITTING CURB SIDEWALKS IN NEWLY PLATTED I
<br /> AREAS. MOTION CARRIED.
<br /> t 4. REQUEST FOR SEGREGATION,OF SEWER ASSESSMENT FOR PROPERTY LOCAiEri ON THE EAST SIDE
<br /> ,) OF MONROE STREET BETWEEN 26TH AND 27TH AVENUES - IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT THE HALF e
<br /> BLOCK ON THE EAST SIDE OF MONROE STREET BETWEEN ~6TH AND 27TH AVENUES HAD ORI~INALLY
<br /> I BEEN PLATTED WITH THE LOTS FACING MONROE .STREET A~D THAT SINCE THIS PLATTING THE I
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<br /> I PRPP~RTJES H~D BEEN SOLD OFF SO THAT EXISTtNG,HO~SES OR POTENTIAL H9USES,FACE ON
<br /> I EITHER 26TH OR 27TH AVENUE.
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<br /> I A SEWER LJNE WAS RECENTLY
<br /> I INSTALLED IN THIS AREA AND. THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY
<br /> \ ABUTTIN~.MoNROE,Sr~EET"WHO FORMERLY O~NED A TOTAL or 270' ALON~ MONROE 'STREET. I
<br /> , WITH 40' FRONTAGES ON 26TH AND 27TH AVENUES, HAD,R~QUESTED THAT HIS ASSE~~MENT BE
<br /> SEGREGATED SINCE HE HAD RECENTLY SOLD OFF THE NORTH 135' OF HIS PROPERTY. THE
<br /> TOTAL ASSESSMENT ON THE WHOLE PORTION WAS $379.71 WHICH wouLD MAKE THE ASSESSMENT
<br /> . _ON TH~ TWO HALF P,ECES OF PR9PE~TY$!89.8~ AN~ $189.85 RESPECTIVE~Y.
<br /> I THERE WAS CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION AT THE MEETING AS TO THE ADVISABILITY OF ALLOW-
<br /> ING A SEGREGATION ON PROPERTY 401~135:' SINCE THE TOTAL AREA OF THE PROPERTY DOES
<br /> NOT EQUAL 6000 SQUARE FEET WHICH 'IS THE 'MINIMUM 'REQUIRED NOW BY THE ZONING CODE.
<br /> I AFTER SOME DJSCUSSION ON THIS MATTER, THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE SEGRE-
<br /> I GAT ION BE ALLOWED. I
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<br /> I .,DISCUSSIPN REGARDING REMOVAL OF BUILDING LOCATED AT 648 GRANT STREET AND THE
<br /> ENFORCEMENT OF SECTIONS 11.26 TO 11.29, INCLUSIVE, OF THE CODE OF THE CITY OF
<br /> EUGENE - REP~ESENTATIVES OF THE COMMITTEE D.ROVE TO THE, ABOVE LOCATI~N, AND VIEWED
<br /> THE BUILDING, AND THE O~N~R Of T~E PROP~RTY AS WELL AS THE OWNER OF ~HE BUILDING
<br /> WAS. PRESEN:r Al THE MEETING AND SPOKE Hi THEIR O~N BEHALF.
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<br /> I IN THE DISC~SSION Ir WAS EXPLAINE.D THAT THE BUIL~ING HAD..BEEN' SOLD WITH THE
<br /> I THOUGHT THAT IT WOULD BE MOVED TO A NEW LOCATION NEf'R751 WEST 22ND AVENUE TO
<br /> BE USED. FOR LIVING QUARTERS AND WHEN IT WAS DETERMINED THAT IT COULD NOT BE USED
<br /> I FOR LIVING QUARTERS BECAUSE THE AREA IN WHICH IT WAS TO BE MOVED ALLOWED SINGLE
<br /> I FAMILY RESIDENCES pN ONE LOT, THE PURCHASER THEN D,ECIDED HE WOULD USE T~E BUILD-
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<br /> INGFOR,'A GARAGE STRUCTURE AT THE, ABOVE, ADDRE~S AND THAT WITH CERTAIN MODI FICA- I
<br /> I T IONS AND R~PA I RS TO THE BU I LD I NG IT COUL_D, BE SOUSED PROV I 0 I NG IT MET THE RE-
<br /> I QUIREMENTS Of THE BUILDING, ELECTRICAL, PLUMB,ING AND ZONING CODES Of THE CITY.
<br /> ,l THE RE!-OCA,T ION OF THE BU I LD I N~ WAS CONTRACTED FOR BUT BECAUSE OF THE PA V I NG ?F
<br /> 18TH AVENU~,WEST OF CHAMBERS STREET AND ALSO BECAUSE THE CONTRACTING HOUSE
<br /> MoVER WAS. NOT. LICENSED BY THE CITY T,HE ACTUAL MOV I NG W_AS NOT ACCOMPL 15HED,ljlUT
<br /> THE BJ.lJ-"DINGOWNER PROPOSES TO ACCOMP/.ISH THEMOVING, UNDER THE REQUIREMENTS
<br /> OF THE CITY ORDIN~NCE AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. e
<br /> 1 AFTER CONS I DERABLE 0 I scuss I ON ON THE REQU I REMENTS OF THE VAR 10US ORD I NANCE:~ AN 0
<br /> .CODES .pl/VOLVED THE. COMMITTEE RECpMMENDED THAT THE. CONDEMNATION 'SECTI?N OF ~HE "
<br /> j CITY CODE,'~E ENFOR~ED AfTER ,90 DAY~" IT-BEING T~~ INTENT TO ALLOW THE BUILDING
<br /> j OWNER A 90-DAY P~RIOD iN'~HICH TO MOYE THE BUILDING OR TO TEAR IT, DOWN.
<br /> I 2. REPORT ~F LETTERRE~EIVE~ FROM TH~ OREGON LIQUOR CO~~ROL COMMI~SION REGARDI~G
<br /> I THE DUT,CH MILL' TAVERN' - THE CITY MANAGER READ A LETTER FRpM TH,E OREGO,N LIQUOR
<br /> I CONTROL, C.OMM IS,S ION, IN WH I CH IT WAS STATED THAT THE COM~ISSION HAS NOTIFIED
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<br /> I THE L I CE,NSE;E, BEI~NG THE DUTCH MILL, LOC~TED AT 42 WEST 8TH AVENUE, T~AT A RE-
<br /> NEWAL OF. THE I:R L I CE;N_SE. PRI V I LEG,E.S WI LL NO.T BE F.ORTHCOM I NG WI T,H THE BEG I NN I NG
<br /> I OF THE NEW CALENDAR YEAR ('958). . '
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<br /> COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
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<br /> I. DiSCI)SSION REGARD.INGltRAILER ORDINANCE: - SOM,ED.SclisSION WAS GIVEN TO-,THERE-
<br /> QUIREMEN,TS .oF THE TRAILER ORDINANC,E WH,ICH ORIGiNAL.Ly'WAS TO BE EFFECT;'VE ON I
<br /> J UL Y i ~ .1957 AND WHI cli .EFFECT I VE DATE WAS THEN EXTENDE.o TO JANUARV' I, 1958.
<br /> THE THOUGHT ,WAS PRESENTED TO THE COMMITTEE THAT THE ORDINANCE MIG,HT B~ EF-'
<br /> FECT I VE FOR ANY .NEW ~.RA I LERS DES I RING, TO LOCATE IN THE CITY BUT NOT TO BE
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<br /> . RETROACTIV~ FOR TRAILER~~XISTING IN THE CITY AT THIS TIME. THIS WOULD ALLOW
<br /> 1 PEOPLE WHO HAVE A~ IN~ESTMENT IN THEIR TRAILERS TO CONTINUE TO USE SUCH TRAILERS
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<br /> AND 'FAC~LITIES NECESSARY TO SUCH TRAILERS UNTIL SUCH TIME AS THE EXISTING
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<br /> TRAILER ON THEIR PROPERTY MIGHT FOR ANY REASON ~E ~OVED. THE BAS J.C THOUGHT
<br /> ~ BEHIND THIS WAS THAT THE CITY HAD ALLOWED TRAILERS TO EXIST AND THAT SUCH -
<br /> I TRAILERS SHOULD BE TREATED AS NON-CONFORMING USERS.
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