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<br />"THE VALUE OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH j958 AMOUNTED TO
<br />$465~145 WHICHi'S $196)325 MORE THAN THE VALUE ISSUED THE SAME MONTHA,YEAR AGO.
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<br />,T"E MAJORITY, Of THE PERMITS ISSUED WERE FOR RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION"$102,000 '
<br />BEING FOR TWO COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS.
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<br />THE FI RE .DEPARTMENT OUR I NG THE MONTH'~OF, MARCH ANSWERED 36 ALARMS OFWH:I CH
<br />6 WERE NON-FIRE CALLS AND 3 WERE RURAL CALLS. THE AMOUNT OF, TIME SPENT FOR
<br />DRILL WAS 191 HOURS. 137 INSPECTIONS WERE MADE AND 221 HAZARDS FOUND; HAZARDS
<br />CORRECTED AMOUNTED TO 177. THE HOME INSPECTION PROGRAM WILL START NEXT MONTH.
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<br />AC~ORDING TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT, A COPY or WHI~HIS ON YOU~ 'DE$KS,
<br />THt'"B(A,..iN'UA'L REG"'ON'AL POLI'C'E- TR'AIN"NG'SE'SSIO'NS 'WE'RE COMPLETED DURING THE MONTH.
<br />AN AVERAGE OF 45 OF,OuR PEOPLE ATTENDED EACH OF THE CLASSES WHICH INCLUDED THE
<br />FOLLOWING S~BJECTS: PUBLIC RELATIONS AND CONDUCT OF AN OFfiCER, NEW UNIFORM
<br />CRIME REPORTING, PREPARATION OF A CASE AND THE OFFICER~S ~RESENTATION IN COURT,
<br />INTERVIEWING JUVENILES,'TRAFFIC ENFORCEMENT, AND ADVANCE PATROL. OBSERVATION AND
<br />INTERROGATION. IN ADDITION TWO, FBI PREPARED fiLMS, "ARRESTS"' AND nDEFENSIVE
<br />TACTICS" WERE, SHOWN TO OUR PERSONNEL.,'
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<br />OUR CASE LOAD Of 26~ WA$ SOM~WHAT HIGHER THAN FOR THE PRECEDING MONTH WHEN
<br />WE HAD 235 CASES REPORTED. MOST OF THE INCREASE WAS ACCOUNT~D FOR BY AN IN-
<br />CREASE IN THE NUMBER OF PETIT LARCENIES. WE HAD ONLY 12 BURGLARIES REPORTED AS
<br />COMPARED TO 20 FOR FEBRUARY; WE,MADE 51 ARRESTS FOR OfFENSES INVOLVING DRUNKENESS,
<br />DISORDERLY CONDUCT AND VAGRANCY AS COMPARED TO 7~ SUCH ARRESTS IN THE PREVIOUS
<br />MONTH.
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<br />" OFfiCERS MADE 587 HOME CHECKS fOR: VACATIONING RESIDENTS, AND ANOTHER 5283
<br />PROWL CHECKS OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL' ESTABLISHMENTS. VEHICLES FROM THE
<br />DEPARTMENT wERE DRIVEN 36~208 MILES IN MARCH. INSTRUCTORS FROM OUR TRAfFIC
<br />DETAIL COMPLETED THE ANNUAL TRICYCLE TRAFfiC SAFETY TRAINING IN THE ELEMENTARY
<br />SCHOOLS. WE TRAINED 391 STUDENTS IN MARCH, BRINGING THE YEAR'S TOTAL TO 7097
<br />STUDENTS.
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<br />THE PUBLI C WORKS DEPARTMENT, I S BUSY: RUNN I NG STREET, AND ,SEWER. PROf I LES fOR
<br />THE 1958-59 PUBLIC IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM. THE ANNUAL SEWER INSPECTION PROGRAM
<br />IS CONTINUING. THE CONTRACTOR COMPLETED THE: SEWER LATERAL ON 8TH,AvENUE BE-
<br />TWEEN WEST PARK AND PEARL STREETS AND IS NOW WORKING,ON THE LATERAL ON EAST
<br />11TH AVENUE FROM PEARL STREET WEST.n
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<br />I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT~THE REPORT'OF THE CIT~,MANAGER BE RE-
<br />~ CEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />A REPORT Of THE COMM I TTEE MEET I N(O HELD ON APR I L' 4,' 195~ -. RE: : COMM I HEE OF THE WHOLE - CONS I DERA-
<br />TION OF AMENDMENT TO SECTION 18.1 OF THE EUGENE CITY CODE ENTITLED "ELECTRICAL CODE"; HEALTH AND RE-
<br />CREATION COMMITTEE - REQUEST BY PLUM DANDIES SQUARE DANCERS TO REMODEL OLD BARN ON HILYARD STREET AT
<br />29TH AVENUE; PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE'..: CONSIDERATION OF'REQIJEST BY MR,. L. B. ,SIMPSON, 40 WEST 24TH
<br />PLACE, TO DIVIDE A 60'XI50'-LOT"BEING LOT, I, BLOCK' 6, MELROSE.JADDITION', ,INTO TWO LOTS 60'X75' EACH;
<br />CONSIDERATION Of REQUEST BY EVA F. JOHNSON, 303 WILlAMETTE, STREET; TO,,6UILD AN ADDITION TO WITHIN ONE
<br />FOOT Of THE NORTH PROPERTY LINE AT 1833 FAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD; REQUEST FOR ANNEXATION OF SIX CONTIGUOUS
<br />PROPERTIES LOCATED SOUTH Of THE SO~TH CITY LIMITS ON THE WEST SIDE OF rRIEND~Y STR~ET; CONSIDERATION
<br />Of PETITION TO PAVE 36TH PLACE BETWEEN Hq.YARD,STREET AND WEST AMAZON DRIVE; CONSIDERATION OF PETITION
<br />TO PAVE GRANT STREET fROM 18THT~ 23RD AVENUE; CONSIDERATION Of PETITION TO PAVE ALLEY BETWEEN 6TH AND
<br />7TH AVENUES fROM PEARL TO HIGH STREET; ,CONSIDERATION OF PETITION TO PAVE 39TH AVENUE FROM DONALD STREET
<br />TO KNOB HILL LANE; CONSIDERATION OF PETITION TO EX~END HILYARD STREET FROM 40TH AVENUE TO 500 FEET
<br />SOUTH FOR SEWER INSTALLATION; CONSIDERATION Of PETITION FOR PAVING AND SANITARY SEWER ON ALDER STREET
<br />fROM THE END OF PRESENT PAVEMENT: (APPROXIMATELY 33RD AVENUE) TO 35TH AVENUE; REQUEST fOR SANITARY
<br />SEWER ON CHAMBERS STREET FROM, EN,D,Of ,EXIS,TING SEWER ON, 28RD AVENUE: TO 25TH AVENUE; WAS SUBMITTED AND
<br />READ AS FOLLOWS:
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<br />"PRESENT:
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<br />MAYOR MCGINTY; COUNCILMEN SHEARER, HARTMAN, SHISLER, EDMUNDS, LAURIS, LINDEEN,
<br />MOLHOLM AND McGAFFEY; CITY,MANAGER:;. DIRECTOR Of, PUBLIC WORKS; C,ITY ATTORNEY;
<br />CITY RECORDER; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; PARKS & RECREATION SUPERINTENDENT;
<br />MESSRS. SIMPSON" PpJM"GENTLI.NG;1 D,AN \VYANT" EUGENEREGISTER-GUAfW; JACK ORAIG,
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<br />I. CONSIDERATION OF AME'NDMENT TO SECTION 18.I,OFiTHE EUGENE'CITY CODE ENTITLED
<br />"ELECTRICAL CODE" - A PROPOSED ORDINANCE WHICH ,WOULD, 'AMEND SECTION 18. I Of THE
<br />EUGENE CITY CODE ENTITLED "ELECTRICAL CODE" AND WHICH WOULD ADOPT THE 1956 EDI-
<br />TION OF THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE WAS READ TO:,THE:"COMMt-TTEE:. IT WAS EXPLAINED
<br />THAT THE ADOPTION Of THIS ORDINANCE AND THE 1956 EDITION OF THE CODE WOULD BRING
<br />THE CITY INTO CONfORMITY WITH THE ACCEP.TED PRACTICES, IN ELECTRICAL WIRING AND
<br />WOULD ALSO ERASE ANY DOUBT AS TO THE CONSTITUTI9NALIJY OF SECTION 18.1 OF THE
<br />EUGENE CITY CODE AS IT NOW STANDS. THE QUESTION OF CONSTITUTIONALITY IS RAISED
<br />BY A RECENT CIRCUIT COURT DECISION IN MULTNOMAH,COUNTY WITH REFERENCE TO THE
<br />STATE LAW WHICH DECLARED A STATE LAW WRITTEN IN LANGUAGE COMPARABLE TO SECTION
<br />18.1 OF THE EUGENE CITY CODE TO BE UNCONSTITUTIONAL.
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