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<br />NECESSARY RIGHTS-OF-WAY; THE STORM SEWER WAS ESTIMATED TO COST BETWEEN $45,000.
<br />AND $50,000~ IT WAS FURTHER POINTED OUT THAT THE SANITARY SEWERS WHICH WERE
<br />CONSTRUCTED THROUGH THIS AREA IN THE SUMMER ,OF 1959 ARE STILL UNDER CONDEMNA-
<br />TION, AND A CONDEMNATION WOULD HAVE TO BE REFILED FOR A STREET DEDICATION IN
<br />ORDER TO COMPLETE THE NECESSARY RIGHTS-OF-WAY FOR THEPROJECT. SOME .DISCUSSION
<br />WAS HELD AS TO THE TOTAL POSSIBLE COSTS INVOLVED IN THESE PETITIONS AND WHETHER
<br />FUNDS WOULD BE AVAILABLE FOR SUCH PROJECTS, FOLLOWING WHICH DISCUSSION IT WAS
<br />RECOMMENDED THESE PET.lTIONS BE HELD PENDING ACTION BY THE BUDGET COMMITTEE AND
<br />THE COUNCIL. MOTlO,N CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. ,
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. lAURIS THAT ITEM .II or THE COMMITTEE REPORT BE
<br />APPROVED. MOTION,CARRIED.
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<br />12. REQUEST, BY KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY AND ALBERT V I K & SON rOR WA I VER OF CITY SPEC I rl-
<br />CATIONS FOR PAVING DEADENDALLEY:BETWEEN OLIVE AND CHARNEL TON ,STREETS WITH EN-
<br />TRANCE ON 12TH AVENUE - IT, ,WAS EXPLA I NED A REQUEST HAD BEEN RECE'I VED ,TO AUTHOR I ZE
<br />',- THE BLACKTOPP I NG Of' HI,E ,DEADEND ALLEY ,BETWEEN OL I VE AND CHARNEL TON STREET WH I CH
<br />RUNS TO THE ,SOUTH 0n::.12TH,AvENUE. IT WAS ALSO EXPLAINED THAT,ALLEY PAVIIII,G.BY
<br />ORDINANCE MUST BE DONE IN CONCRETE AND TO ALLOW THE PAVING OF"AN ALLEY WI'TH.
<br />ASPHALTIC CONCRETE WOULD ESTABLISH A PRECEDENT AND IS IN VIOLATION Of THE CITY
<br />ORDINANCES. ArTER DUE CONSIDERATION THE.COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THE REQUEST BE
<br />DENIED AND THAT THE CITY ADHERE TO ,THE ,STANDARD SPECifiCATIONS FOR ALLEY ,~VING.
<br />MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
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<br />13. REQUEST BY UNIVERSITY or OREGON FOR VACATION OF ALLEY BETWEEN AGATE ANDCOLlJMBIA
<br />STREETS,RUNNING FROM 13TH TO 15TH AVENUE - A LETTER WAS READ FROM THE UNI~ERSltY
<br />OF OREGON STATING THE UNIYERSITY PLANS TO START CONSTRUCTION or A DORMITORY AT
<br />THE CORNER OF 13TH AVENUE AND AGATE ,STREET. ABOUT MAY 15, 1960, AIIID A SECOND DORMITORY
<br />ON THE~ORNER or 13TH AVENUE AND COLUMBIA STREET IN MAY 1961. To THIS END ITIS
<br />NECESSARY THAT THE ABOVE CITED ALLEY BE VACATED TO ALLOW rOR THESE BUlLDINGS. THE
<br />LETTER FURTHER INDICATED THAT THE EXISTING UTILITIES WILL BE REROUTED OR REPLACED
<br />TO THE SATISFACTION or THEPUBL'ICWORKS DIRECTOR or THE CITY, THE EUGENE' WATER &
<br />ELECTRIC BOARD, THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAP.H COMPANY, ALL AT THE EXPENSE OF.
<br />THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON. COMMITTEE MEMBERS SAW THE AREA Of' THE REQUESTED VACA-
<br />TION AND,f'OLLOWING SOME,DISCUSSION, IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE VACATION BE AP-
<br />PROVED. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. '
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<br />14. REQUEST BY JACKSON MOTORS,' 168 WEST 6TH AVENUE, f'OR OVERLENGTH CURB CUT - A
<br />LETTER rROM MR. MANSON JACKSON REQUESTING A 45' CURB CUT ON THE NORTH SIDE OF '
<br />6TH AVENUE ACROSS f'ROM 168 WEST 6TH AVENUE WAS READ TO THE COMMITTEE., IT WAS
<br />PO I NTED OUT THAT, THE REQUESTED CURB CUT, AlUOWED FOR A 5' C,URB' AREA BETWEEN THE,
<br />CURB CUT AND AN ALLEY ENTRANCE. COMM I TTEE MEMBERS V I EWED THE PROPOSED LOeATI ON
<br />or THE CURB ,CUT, AND IT WAS RECOMMENDED JACKSON MOTORS BE ALLOWED A:50"CURB
<br />CUT EXTENDING WEST FROM THE WEST SIDE or THE ALLEY RUNNING BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TH
<br />AVENUES AND LOCATED BETWEEN OLIVE AND CHARNELTON STREETS. MOTION CARRIED
<br />UNANIMOUSLY.
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THA!, ITE~S 12, 13 AND 14 or THE COMMITTEE
<br />REPORT BE APPROVED. ,MOT I ON CARR I ED.
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<br />15. DISCUSSION REGARDING TRANSIENT MISSIONS -MR. WILSON BROUGHT UP THE SUBJECT OF
<br />TRANSIENT MISSIONS AND THE ADVISABILITY OF ZONING SPECIFICALLY FOR THEIR ACTIVITY.
<br />ON MOTION BY MR. WILSON SECONDED BY MR. McGAFfEY IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THERE
<br />BE REFERRED TO THE PLAN~INGCOMMISSION THE.ZONING OF AN AREA FOR TRANSIENT
<br />MISSIONS TO THE END THAT THE ZONING ORDINANCE WILL INDICATE A SPECIFIC ZONE FOR
<br />SUCH TRANSIENT MISSION ACTIVITIES. IT WAS RECOGNIZED THERE ARE DEFINITE PRO-
<br />BLEMS WITH THIS TYPE OF ACTIVITY, THAT THEY 00 HAVE A PLACE IN THE GOMMUNITY,
<br />BUT THEY SHOULD BE CONFtNEO TO GIVEN AND SPECIFIC LOCATIONS. MOTION CARRIED
<br />UNANIMOUSLY.
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. CHATT THAT ITEM 15 OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT
<br />BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />IN CONNECTION WITH THIS ITEM, RESIDENTS or THE AREA ON 7TH AND 8TH AVENUES AND MONROE
<br />STREET APPEARED BEfORE THE COUNCIL W1TH REGARD TO THE PROPOSED BUILDING or A SALVATION ARMY
<br />SHELTER AND CHURCH. MRS. HARRY BILLMIRE READ A LETTER FROM A SALEM BUSINESSMAN LOCATED IN
<br />THE VICINITY OF A MISSION, WHICH LETTER INDICATED THERE HAD BEEN A CONSIDERABLE NUMBER OF
<br />PROBLEMS BECAUSE OF THE MISSION'S NEARNESS 'TO HIS BUSINESS ESTABLISHMENT AND THE TYPE, OF
<br />PEOPLE ATTRACTED TO SUCH A MISSION.
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. MOLHOLM THAT THE COUNCIL ASK FOR A MEETING
<br />WITH THE SALVATION ARMY BoARD, THEjPLANNING COMMISSION, AND REPRESENTATIVES Of THE AREA
<br />WHERE THE SALVATION ARMY MIS$ION IS PROPOSED TO DISCUSS THE PROBLEM Of MISSION LOCATIONS.
<br />PERSONS TO CONTACT TO INFORM RESIDENTS OF THE AREA OF THE PROPOSED MEETING TIME AND PLACE
<br />WERE NAMED AS MRS. HARRY BILLMIRE, 691 WEST 8TH AVENUE, 01 5-3964, AND MRS. S. D. WALLING,
<br />633 WEST 8TH AVENUE~ 01 5-7436. MOTiON CARRIED. -
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<br />16. 01 SCUSS I ON REGARD I NG PROPOSED, PARKS I DE TERRACE SUBD I V I S I ON - MRs. DEAN PAPE"
<br />AND MR., RON HUSK, APPEARED BEFORE THE COMMITT~E AND EXPLAINED THE N~ED FOR
<br />SEWERS AND STREETS IN THE PROPOSED PARKSIDE SUBDIVISION LOCATED OFF SUMMIT
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