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r 82 1/27/58 -~._------- -- - .". - -.--- ". - ---- -- -- ---- ----..-- BEGINNING AT A POINT 47 ~EET ~ROM THE WEST CURB LINE OF WlllAMETTE STREET' WEST TO A POINT 66 fEET DISTANT ON THE NORTH SIDE Of .18THAvENUE. BEGINNING AT A POINT 40'FEET fROM THE NORTH CURB LINE Of 18TH AVENUE NORTH TO A POINT-120 fEET DISTANT ON THE EAST SIDE Of WILLAMETTE ,STREET. BEGINNING AT A POINT 100 fEET fROM THE NORTH CURB LINE Of 18TH AVENUE NORTH TO'A POINT 150' FEET '01 STANT ON THE WEST SIDE OF WILLAMETTE STREET. BEGINNING AT A POINT ioo fEET ~ROM THE SOUTH CURB LiNE O~ 18TH AVENUE SOUT'H T'O A POINT 150' FEET DI'STANT 'ON THE'EAST SIDE :Of WILL'AMET'TE"STREET. BEGINNING AT THE SOUTH CURB L/'NE Of 18TH AVENUE SOUTH TO A POINT 150 fEET DISTANT ON THE WEST SIDE OF WILLAMETTE STREET. I I I I j I l I I I \ ! 1 1 I I I BEGINNING AT A POINT 100 fEET fROM THE WEST CURB LINE Of W,LLAMETTE STREET WEST TO A POINT 125 ~EET DISTANT:ON THE sciuiHSIDE Of 18T~ AVENUE. THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THIS, AGREED THAT THE' INTERSECTION IS EXTREMELY CONGESTED AND RECOMMENDED THAT THE RECOMMENDATioN Of THE TRAFfiC ENGINEER BE ADOPTED; 4. REQUEST fOR STOP'S IGN '"MADE BY UN I VERS I TY 'OfOREGON AT"I'NTERSE(;;T ION OF PATTERSON STREET AND PATTERSON DRIVE - IT "WAS:EXP(AtNED THAT THE AMAZON 'PROJECt MANA~ER 'HAD'EXPRESSED A REQUEST TO THE BUSINESS MANAGER Of THE UNIVERSITY Of OREGON THAT A STOP SIGN BE IN- STALLED AT THE' INTERSECT '-ON Of PATTERSON "STREET AND PATTERSON 'DR IVE.. HE-I NO I CATED THAT THIS INTERSECTION HAti A'BL1ND'CORNEri ANti THAT INCE~TA'-N 'INSTANCES STUDENTS OF SOUTH EUGENE HIGH SCHOOL HAD EXCEEDED A SAFE SPEED LIMIT WHILE TRAVELLING ADJACENT TO THE PROJECT. HE fURTHER INDICATED THAT THERE WERE fREQUENTLY ADUlT PEDESTRIANS AS WELL AS CHILDREN IN THE STREET SINCE THERE ARE NO S,DEWALKS:,N THE AREA. THE TRAFFIC ENGINEER INDICATED THAT HE AND THE POLICE DEPARTMENT HAD MADE CHECKS RE- GARDING SPEEbERS IN THIS AREA AS WEL~' AS THE NUMBER Of AUTOMOBltES 'TRAVELLING IN THE AREA, AND A 24-HOUR COUNT HAD SHOWN 424 AUTOMOBILES TRAVELLING PATTERSON STREET BE- TWEEN 20TH AND 24TH AVENUES. SPOT CHECKS HAD BEEN MADE AND ONLY A LIMITED NUMBER Of VEHICLES HAD EXCEEDED THE SPEED LIMIT; IN FACT, ON THE SECOND' DAY OF:THE CHECK PERIOD NO HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS WERE OBSERVED' USING THE STREET. SINCE THE TRA~~IC COUNT WAS NOT HEAVY-AND SINCE THE INSTALLATION 'OF A STOP SIGN WOULD BE AT AN ABNORMAL LOCATION, THE TRAFfIC ENGINEER DID NOT RECOMMEND TH~T THE REQUESTED STOP SIGN BE LOCATED AT THE INTERSECTION~ THE COMMiTfEE 'RECOMMENDED T~AT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE TRAFFIC ENGINEER BE APPROVED." , No ACTION WAS TAKEN ON' ITEM 2 OF THE REPORT:Of THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE AS MR. TOMMIE THOMAS WITHDREW HIS APPLICATION AS OF MONDAY, JANUARY 20,' 1958jWiTH THE'REQUEST THAT THE APPLICATION NOT BE CONSIDERED ANY fURTHER. - . ,.. . 'T WAS MOVED BY MR; SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BALANCE Of.THE .REPORT OF THE COM- MITTEE OF THE WHOLE BE APPROVED.- MOTiON CARRIED. IT WAS MOVED BY'MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT-THE REPORT Of THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE ACCE~TED. MOTION CARRiED. IT WAS MOVED BY MR~'HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT' THE REPORT OF'THE PUBLIC SAtETY COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTi0N'CARRIED. A REPORT Of THE COMMITTEE MEETINGS HELD ON JANUARY 20 AND 23, 1958 - RE: LIQUOR OUTLETS IN THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON AREA WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "SPECIAL COMMITTEE RtG~RD1~G LiQUOR LICENSES IN UN1VERS~TY AREA THE COMMITTEE MET ON JANUARY~O'AND 23,:1958. . THE fOLLOWING WERE PRESENT AT THE MEET I NG OF JANUARY 20: : MAYOR McGI ~nY; COUNClliMEN SH'I SLER, EDMUNDS AND MOLHOLM'; MR. ESSLINGER AND DR. MILLER FROM THE'"UNIVERSITY; CITY MANAGER; CITY RECORDER; DAN WYANT, EUGENE REG I S'TER-GUARD; WENDY' RAY , KUGN; JACK CRA IG, KERG. . I I I I 1 i I I I I I \ I ~I: ,AT THE MEETiNG OF JANUARY 23 ALL THE ABOVE' WERE PiESENT PLUS RAY HAW~ FROM THE UN IVERS ITY. THE MEETINGS INCLUDED A GENERAL ANALYSIS Of THE PROBLEM FACING THE COMMITTEE, A DISCUSSION Of THE MEANING OF CERTAIN PORTIONS OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OPINION; RULING THE fORMER'" DRY ZONE!'I LLEGAL,. AND GENERAL AND SPEC If I C D I SCU'SS IONS CON- CERNING THE PROBLEMS FACING THE UNIVERSITY'AND"ITS STUDENTS AS WELL AS THE PRO~ BLEMS fACING THE CITY COUNCIL. DURING THE DISCUSSIONS WHICH WERE AELD IT APPEARED T~AT THERE couLo BE NO UNANIMIT~' Of OPINION AS FAR .S THE SPECIA~ COMMITTEE WAS CONCERNED REGARDING THE APPL1tATION~ PENDING fOR rOODL~ND MARKET, 661 EAST 19TH; MILLER'S GROCERY, 1065 EAST'20TH;'AND SAfEWAY STORE #190, 1840 EAST 13TH; AND THE COMMITTEE TOOK NO fORMAL ACTION WITH REfERENCE TO niE L I CENS I NG Of' THESE ESTABL'I SHMENTS'," . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE REPORT Of THE COMMITTEE BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED.. e I I I ii !\ II II I I I I I I . I ! I i ! I Ii 'j I, 1 e I 1 , II i I I I I ! I e I I I I ! I I II I' I II ;! !i I e