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<br />THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED 29 ALARMS or WHICH 17 WERE NON-rIRE. THE
<br />TOTAL ESTIMATED rlRE LOSS AMOUNTED TO $103,350. THE FIRE MARSHAL REPORTS
<br />141 INSPECTIONS WITH 168 HAZARDS FOUND, 134 REMOVED. THE ELDON SHIELDS Co.,
<br />CONTRACTOR FOR THE WEST SIDE FIRE STATION, HAS STARTED CONSTRUCTION AND IS
<br />VIGOROUSLY PURSUING THE WORK, WEATHER PERMITTING.
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<br />You WILL NOTE rROM THE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT, A COpy or WHICH IS ON
<br />EACH OF YOUR DESKS, THAT OUR GENERAL CRIMINAL ACTIVITY DECREASED SLIGHTLY
<br />rROM THE'MONTH or JANUARY 1960. THE NUMBER OF BURGLARIES REPORTED DROPPED FROM
<br />26 IN JANUARY TO 17 IN FE8~UARY. WE MADE 70 ARRESTS rOR OFFENSES INVOLVING
<br />DRUNKENNESS, DISORDERLY CONDUCT, AND VAGRANCY, AS COMPARED TO 77 SUCH ARRESTS
<br />IN THE PRECEDING MONTH. WE PROCESSED 208 PRISONERS AT THE JAIL DURING FEBRUARY
<br />1960, 106 OF THESE BEING HELD rORTHE COUNTY, THE REMAINDER BEING CITY PRISONERS.
<br />Of THE TOTAL, II WERE fEMALES. THE AVERAGE DAILY POPULATION WAS 59, COMPARED
<br />TO 54 DURING THE PREVIOUS MONTH. WE SERVED 5102 MEALS AT AN AVERAGE COST Of
<br />10.4~ PER MEAL. OFfiCERS MADE 4018 PROWL CHECKS OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL ES-
<br />TABLISHMENTS AND 305 CHECKS rOR VACAT'ONING HOMEOWNERS. VALUE Of PROPERTY RE-
<br />COVERED AND RETURNED TO THE OWNERS IS LISTED AT $6317.
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<br />THE LIBRARIAN'S REPORT INDICATES THAT FEBRUARY MAY BE THE SHORTEST MONTH
<br />Of THE YEAR BUT IT IS ONE Of THE BUSIEST fOR THE LIBRARY! OUR STATIST'ICS SHOW
<br />A TOTAL Of 30,700 ITEMS WERE LENT fOR HOME USE. THIS IS AN INCREASE Of 75~
<br />OVER THE 17,477 CIRCULATION TOTAL OF FEBRUARY ,959. THE DAILY CIRCULATION
<br />AVERAGE 1,334. INDIVIDUAL DAILY HONORS GO TO FEBRUARY 13TH, WHEN 2,115 ITEMS
<br />WERE LENT FOR HOME USE. THIS AVERAGED 4 LEND TRANSACTIONS PER MINUTE IN ADDI-
<br />TION TO THE MANY TELEPHONE AND PERSONAL INQUIRIES RECEIVED FOR INrORMATION
<br />fROM NON~CIRCULATING MATERIALS. AN ESTIMATED 850 PERSONS VISITED THE LIBRARY
<br />ON THIS DATE.
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<br />ON EACH Of YOUR DESKS YOU WILL FIND A co~or THE RE~ORT FROM THE PARK
<br />SUPERINTENDENT. EARLY SPRING CLEANUP AND REPAIR WORK HAS BEEN STARTED IN ALL
<br />PARK AREAS."
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER BE RE-
<br />CEIVED AND PLACED ON rl~E. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
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<br />A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD .FEBRUARY 26, 1960 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS rOLLOWS:
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<br />"PRESENT: MAYOR CONE; COUNCILMEN SHEARER, LAURIS, MOLHOLM, MCGAFfEY, MOYER, WILSON
<br />AND SWANSON; CITY RECORDER; ASSISTANT CITY RECORDER; DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC
<br />WORKS; TRAffiC ENGINEER; SUPERINTENDENT Of PARKS & RECREATION; CITY
<br />ATTORNEY; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; MR. SMALL, WILLIS H. SMALL FEED CO.;
<br />DAN WYANT, AND DONN BONHAM, EUGENE'REGISTER-GUARD.
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<br />I. COMMUNICATION FROM CHARLES E. CURTS, 560 WEST 22ND AVENUE, REQUESTI NG LOCATION
<br />OF SIDEWALK ONE rOOT fROM CURB SOUTH SIDE OF 22ND AVENUE FROM JEffERSON STREET
<br />~ - SEVERAL MEMBERS Of THE COMMITTEE VIEWED THE AREA WHERE THE SIDEWALK RE-
<br />QUEST AS STATED ABOVE HAD BEEN MADE AND RECOMMENDED THAT ACTION BE WITHHELD
<br />UNTIL A SURVEY Of THE WHOLE AREA IS COMPLETED BY THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT.
<br />MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
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<br />2. REQUEST BY BURT JOHNSON FOR CURB SIDEWALK (LOCATION ONLY) ON WEST SIDE Of
<br />LAWRENCE STREET fROM 23RD TO 24TH AVENUE - SEVERAL MEMBERS Of THE COMMITTEE
<br />VIEWED THI. LOCATION AND, NOTING THAT THE TERRAIN IS QUITE STEEP IN THE AREA,
<br />RECOMMENDED THAT CURB SIDEWALK BE PERMITTED AS REQUESTED. MOTION CARRIED
<br />UNANIMOUSLY.
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<br />3. REQUEST BY MR. AND MRS. CARSON TO PURCHASE TWO PIECES OF CITY OWNED PROPERTY
<br />NEAR 40TH AVENUE AND WILLAMETTE STREET - IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT THERE HAD BEEN
<br />AN OfFER BY MR. AND MRS. CARSON TO PURCHASE TWO PIECES Of CITY OWNED PROPERTY
<br />LOCATED BETWEEN 39TH AND 40TH AVENUES BETWEEN DONALD AND WILLAMETTE STREETS.
<br />THESE LOTS HAD BEEN ACQUIRED BY THE CITY THROUGH fORECLOSURE 'AND THECARSONS
<br />ARE OFfERING $1000 rOR THE LARGER PORTION AND $600 rOR THE SMALLER PORTION.
<br />THE COMMITTEE ~~S INFORMED THAT THIS AREA NEEDS REPLATTING, AND AfTER SOME
<br />DISCUSSION THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE CARSONS BE SENT A LETTER OF
<br />THANKS FOR THEIR OffER AND INfORMED THAT THEIR OffER WOULD BE HELD PENDING A
<br />STUDY BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
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<br />4. REPORT ON SIDEWALKS' I N THE 'v I C IN ITY Of ELLI S PARKER SCHOOL .; THE DEPARTMENT
<br />OF PUBLIC WORKS MADE A REPORT ON THE STUDY THEY HAD MADE ON SIDEWALKS 'IN 'THE
<br />VICINITY Of THE ELLIS PARKER SCHOOL AND RECOMMENDED THAT A SIDEWALK BE IN-
<br />STALLED ON THE NORTH SIDEOF 37TH AVENUE FROM HiLYARD STREET TO AMAZON DRIVE,
<br />ON THE WEST SIDE Of AMAZON DRIVE rROM 37TH AVENUE TO APPROXIMATELY 100' SOUTH or
<br />39TH AVENUE, ON THE SOUTH SIDE Of 39TH AVENUE FROM EAST Of AMAZON DRIVE TO
<br />KINCAID STREET, ON THE EAST SIDE or KINCAID STREET ADJACENT TO THE ENTIRE SCHOOL
<br />fRONTAGE, AND ON THE NORTH SIDE OF 39TH AVENUE rROM DILLARD ROAD TO WEST AMAZON
<br />DRIVE. THE REPORT STATED THAT IT WILL BE NECESSARy'rOR THE CITY TO CONSTRUCT A
<br />GRAVEL WALK ON THE WEST SIDE Of WEST AMAZON DRIVE fROM APPROXIMATELY 100' SOUTH
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