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<br />9. CONSIDERATION OF PETITION FOR PAVING AND SANITARY SEWER ON ALDER STREET FROM
<br />THE,ENDOF PRESENT PAVEMENT'(APPROXIMATELY 33~DAvENUE) TO 35TH AVENUE - A
<br />PETITION CONTAINING SIGNATURf;S OF OWNERS OF 70.47,% OF THE TOTAL FRONT FOOTAGE
<br />~F'PROPERTI~S,~O BE ~~SESSED FOR PAVING AND,SEW~R ON ALDER STREET FROM THE
<br />END OF THE P~ESENT P~VEMENT TQ 35TH_Av~NUE WASP~~SENTED TO THE COMMITTEE.
<br />COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES VIEWED THE SITE OF THE PROPOSED PAVING AND SEWER
<br />LINE AND NOTED THAT THE AREA CURRENTLY SERVED BY A PAVED STREET AND SEWER
<br />LINE IS' WELL Bl'-ILi- UP AND' THAT' THE- IND'ICATIO~ ,IS' THA'( ADD'ITIONAL HOMES WQULD
<br />BE BU I L TI N TH I S AREA I F THE PAVEMENT AND SEWER ARE' EXTENDED.. 'BASED ON THE:
<br />PETITION PRESENTED, THE COMMITlEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE STREET BE PAVED AND
<br />THE SANITARY SEWER INSTALLED ON ALD,ER STREET FROM THE END OF THE PRESENT,
<br />PAVEMENT TO 35TH AVENUE AND THAT THE NECESSARY ORDINANCES INITIATING THE
<br />PROJECTS BE PASSED.
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<br />I T WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER 'SE'CONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT- ITEM 9 OF THE RE-
<br />PO~T O~ THEPUBLIC,WORKS COMMITTEE BE 'APPROVED~ MOTION,CARRIED.
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<br />10. REQUEST FOR SANITARY SEWER ON CHAMBERS STREET FROM ENDeOF EXISTING SEWER ON
<br />23RD AVENUE TO 25TH AVENUE - IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT A REQUEST HAD BEEN RE-
<br />CEIVED FOR SEWER SERVICES ON CHAMBERS STREET BETWEEN 23RD'AND 25TH AVENUES.
<br />THE DIRECTOR OF PUBqC,WORKS INDI<;ATED THAT AN EXISTING LiNE WHICH ENDS AT
<br />23RD AVENUE COULD'BE EXTENDED THE,ADDITIONAL:TWO BLOCKS WlmHOUT OVERLOADING
<br />THE PRESENT SEWER AND WHICH WOULD PROVIDE ADEQUATE SERVICE TO THE AREA RE-
<br />QUESTING SEWERS. IT WAS ALSO EXPLAINED THAT AREAS TO THE SOUTH OF 25TH
<br />AVENUE WOULD EVENTUALLY BE SERVED BY A 01 FFERENT TRUNK Lf Nt. ,BASED ON THE
<br />REQUEST, THE COMM I TYEE RECOMMENDEDTHAT THE EX (ST'I NG SEWER LI Nt BE EXTENDED
<br />,FROM 23RD TO 25TH ~VENUE ALONG'GHAMBERS STREET AND THAT THE NECESSARY ORDI-
<br />NANCES INITIATING THE PROJECT BE PASSED."
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT ITEM 10 OF THE REPORT
<br />OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON,ApRIL I I, 1958 - RE: PUBLIC, WORKS COMMITTEE - RECON-
<br />SIDERATION OF REQUEST' TO PAVE GRANT STREET:'FROM 18TH TO 24TH AVENUE;,REQ0ESTTO PA~E CUL-DE-SAC (35TH
<br />PLACE EAST) BETWEEN 35TH AND 36TH AVENUES FROM EAST AMAZON DRIVE; REQYEST TO PAVE 22ND AVENUE IN
<br />HIGHLAND OAKS ADDITION FROM 23RD AVENUE TO THE WEST LINE OF HIGHLAND OAKS ADDITION; REQUEST FOR THE
<br />LOCATION OF A CURB SIDEWALK ON THE EAST SIDE Of COLUMBIA STREET BETWEEN fAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD AND EAST
<br />23RD AVENUE (LOCATION ONLY); REQUEST FOR PAVING JACKSON STREET fROM 12TH TO 13TH AVENUE; REQUEST BY
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<br />STEARNS BROS. TO R'EZO'NE LOTS 7;8,9', BLOCK.9,: AND, LOTS 4,5 ;6, BLOCK 8;, DR I VERTON ADD I T ION, FROM R-3
<br />TO R-4; REQUEST OF M&GINVESTMENT COMPANy"'FOR LLOYD' M~LCOM FOR 'REZONI'NG' OF LO'T 6, BLOC'~ 6, CHAMBERS
<br />ADDITION fROM R-2'TO C-3P; REQUEST BY KIETH C. fENNELLFOR VARIANCE TO ALLOW fOR LAUNDRY EXPANSION
<br />IN LOT I, BLOCK 4, SHAW'S ADDIT10N;,RECOMSIDERATION OF REQUEST Of MRS. THEODORE STERN AND OTHER RESI-
<br />DENTS FOR REZONING LOTS2t,22,2j,24 AND'25"MATHEWS PARK; ,REQUEST MADE BY H. L. CLELAND ~NDR.F.WICKS
<br />fOR REZONING OF PROPE~TIES:AT 1786 AND 1790 POLK STREET fROM RA TOC-2;REQUEST Of A. W. BERG fOR RE-
<br />ZONING FROM R-I T~ C-I OF PROPERTY L6cATED AT 1791 JEF~ERSON STREET; REQUEST OF M. O. JACKSON FOR THE
<br />REZONING OF THE SOUTHWEST CORNE~ OF 18TH AVENUE AND PEARL STREET FROM CR TO C-I; PUBLIC SAFETY COM-
<br />MITTEE - CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE TOBRIN~ THE C,TY'S FIRE PREVENTION CODE UP TO DATE BY ADOPTING
<br />THE 1956 FIRE PREVENTION CODE OF THE'NATIO~AL BOARD, OF FIRE UN~ERWRITERS; CONSIDERATION OF CHANGE IN
<br />THE BUILDING CODE REQUIREMENTS TO REQUIRE DOUBLE CONSTRUCTION FOR ALL DWELLINGS; COMMITTEE OF THE
<br />WHOLE - CONSIDERATION OF LIBRARY BOARD'S RECOMMENDATION CONCERNING BIDS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF NEW
<br />PUBLIC LIBRARY BUILDING; REQUEST BY BREEDEN BROS. TO PLAT A, ROAD THROUGH PARK PROPERTY AT APPROXI-
<br />MATELY 37TH AVENUE ON' 'THE WEST S',DEO.F HI'L'YARD ST'REET;',.'DISCUSSION' 'CONCERNING" POSSIBLE. CITY PARTICI,-
<br />PATION IN THE FEDERAL HIGHWAY PROGRAM; WAS SUBMITTED AND 'R-EAD 'AS FOLLOWS:'
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<br />"PRESENT: MAyOR MCG'INTY; COUNCilMEN SHEARER;" HARTMAN, SHISLER, EDMUNDS, LAURIS,
<br />L LINDEEN ~ND MCGAFFEY; CITY MANA~ER; C1TY RECORDER; CITY ATTORNEY; DI-
<br />RECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS; FIRE CHIEf; FIRE MARSHAL; PLANNING CONSULTANT;
<br />ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; PARKS & RECREATION SUPERINTENDENT; SENIOR
<br />BUILDING INSPECTOR; CITY LIBRARIAN; LIBRARY BOARD MEMBERS LEMON, MACKINNON,
<br />STALSBERG AND;ATKINSON; MES$RS. HAMLIN AND MARTIN, ~RCHITECTS FOR LIBRARY
<br />BOARD; JACK FOSTER, PLANN I NG COMM I SS I ON; MESSRS. L. L. RAY, M. O. JACKSON
<br />AND HOBART WILSON; DAN WYANT, EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD; JACK CRAIG, KERG.
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<br />I. RECONS I DERATI ON OFREQ'UESi Yo "PAVE GRANT 'STREE'i fROM 1"8TH TO 2~;ta AVENUE
<br />THE COMM I :rTEE AGA I N V I EWED GRANT STREET AND 'AGA I N CONS I DERED THE PET,I T I ON
<br />fOR PAVING WHICH WAS SIGNED BY O~NERS Of 38.9% O~ THE PROPERTY TO. BE, ASSESSED.
<br />A MRS. STEVENS, WHO OWN,S PROPERTY, ON THE STREET:INDI,CATED TO THE PET'ITlONER
<br />AND TO THE PUBL I C WORKS DEPARTMENT THAT: SHE 0 I D NOT OPPOSE THE PROPOSED STREET
<br />PAV I NG, AND I f, HER NAME WERE ADDED 'IT WOULD BR I NG THE TOTAL PERCENTAGE TO BE
<br />ASSESSED TO 4~L2% .IN fAVOR OF P~V:lNG.
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<br />THERE WAS A DISCUSSION BETWEEN MR. HORSTRUP, THE PETITIONER, AND VARIOUS RE-
<br />PRESENTATIVES OF THE COMMITTEE AS TO THE PROPOSED PAVING OF THE STREET BASED
<br />ON THE PETITION PRESENTLY BEFORE THE COMMITTEE. THE ~OMMITTEE RECOMMENDED'
<br />THAT THE. PETITION BE HELD OVE~ AND. THE PEcTlTlONER, ATTEMPT TO GET A MAJORITY
<br />Of THE PROPERTY HOLDERS IN THE AREA TO SIGN THE PETITION.
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<br />2. PETITION TO PAVE CUL-DE-SAC (35TH PLACE EAST) BETWEEN 35TH AND 36TH AVENUES
<br />,FROM EAST AMAZON DRIVE - A PETITION CONTAINING SIGNATURES or OWNERS Of 100%
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