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<br /> FORCES ON THE SOUTH SIDE Of 23RD AVENUE fROM POTTER TO UNIVERSITY STREET AND ON THE WEST SIDE Of I
<br /> UNIVERSIT~ STREET FROM 23RD AVENUE TO 24TH AVENUE, SINCE NO BIDS HAD BEEN RECEIVED FOR THIS PROJECT.
<br /> I THE PAVING Of THE ALLEY BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH, AVENUES FROM CHAMBERS TO GRANT WAS EXCLUDED FROM THIS
<br /> I APPROVAL SINCE THE ~ROPERTY OWNERS APPEAR TO DESIRE TO PAVE THIS ALLEY AT THEIR OWN EXPEN~. MOTl ON
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<br /> I IT 'WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT ITEM 5 OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT BE "
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<br /> APPROVED. ROLLCALL VOTE, ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. I ~
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<br /> I 6. CONSIDERATION OF BIDS RECEIVED FOR INSTALLATION OF IRRIGATION SYSTEM AT SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK
<br /> I, AND AT COUNTRY LANE PARK - IT WAS STATED THAT BIDS WERE OPENED AT 10:00 AM ON JULY 7TH FOR THE
<br /> iI INSTALLATION OF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS AT THEJABOVE TWO PARKS, THAT ONLY ONE BID WAS RECEIVED FOR EACH
<br /> II HSALLATION, THIS BEING THE BID OF MR. OSCAR HENKE WHO:SUBMITTED A BID OF $650.00 ON SKINNER'S BUTTE
<br /> il PARK AND $650.00 ON COUNTRY LANE PARK, WHICH WERE RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL BY THE SU~ RINTENDENT ,OF
<br /> I' PARKS AND RECREATION. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THESE BIDS BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED UNANI~
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<br /> I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEA~ER AND SECONDED-BY MRS. LAURIS THAT'ITEM 6 OF THE COMMltTE~RE~ORT e
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<br />21 7. REQUEST BY THE EUGENE WATER AND~EEECTRIC BoARD FOR THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS TO EXECUTE A ,
<br /> DEED FOR THE EXCHANGE SALE OF CERTA I N EUGENE WATER AND EU:CTR I C BoARD PROPERTIES - IT WAS EXPLAINED ,
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<br /> THAT niE EUGENE WATER AND E[ECTR I C BOARD HAD GIVEN APPROVAL TO THE EXCHANGE GALE, OF ,CER~I N EUGENE ,
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<br /> I WATER AND ELECTRIC BOAR'D PROPERTIES WITH T.HE ,Sour HERN PACIFIC COMPANY, FOR PROPERTIES WITH .THE ,
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<br /> SOUTHERN PACIFIC,COMPANY fOR PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE VICINITY OF BETHEL DRIVE AND HIGHWAY 99. ~ THE "
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<br /> I COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE:THE NECESSARY DOCU- I,
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. :SHEARER,AND SECONDED BY MRS,LAURIS THAT ITEM 7 Of.THE COMMITTEE REPORT BE II
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<br />31 A COMBINED REPORT OF THE PARKS STUDY GROUP AND A REPORT ON PROPOSED:CHANGES IN Tt-E R-3 ZONING !i
<br /> 'CLASIFICATION WERE SUBMITTED BY MRS. BETTY NIVEN AS FOLLOWS: ,
<br /> ! INDICATED THAT THE PLANNING COMMISSION HAD MET TO DISCUSS THE REASONS FOR THE FAIL- "
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<br /> URE OF if.HE PARK LEVY AT THE MAY 1960 PRIMARy,ELECTION. MRS;'NIVEN STATED THAT SHEi AS CHAIRMAN OF :1
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<br /> THE PLANN I NG COMM I ss,rON SUB-COMM I TTEE ON PARKS AND RECREAT ION, IS CURRENTLY ORGANIZING A COMMITTEE I
<br /> TO STUDY THE QUESTION OF PARKS, THE POSSIBILITY OFCOORDI NATING PARK AND SCHOOL SITES AND OTHER Ii
<br /> ~TTERS RELATING TO THE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT, WITH THE IDEA THAT,THIS COMMITTEE WOULD
<br /> II AID IN THE PROMOTION OF'A FUTURE~MEASURE WHICH MIGHT BE PRESENTED TO THE PEOPLE. MRS. NIVEN IN- I:
<br /> II DICATED SHE HAD ASKED SOME REPRESENTATIVES 'OF THE COUNCIL TO SERVE ON THIS COMMITTEE IN A NON- I ~
<br /> OFFICIAL CAPACITY. SHE ASKED THAT, THE MAYOR APPOINT AN OFFICIAL MEMBER FROM THE COUNCIL. MAYOR II
<br /> il CONE THEN APPOINTED COUNCILMAN SHEARER TO BE THE OFF~CIAL REPRESENTATIVE FROM~THE COMMON COUNCIL II
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<br /> I MRS. NIVEN THEN DISCUSSED THE NECESSITY. fOR SOME CHANGES IN THE R-3MULTIPLE FAMILY ZONING r
<br /> CLASSIFICATION. SHE INDICATED THAT THE R-3 AND R-4 CLASSifiCATIONS GENERALLY NEED REVISION SINCE
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<br /> I THESE CLASSifiCATIONS CURRENTLY PROVIDE FOR A HIGHER DENSITY Of POPULATION IN A GIVEN ZONING AREA 'i
<br /> , THAN IS WARRANTED IN THE CITY Of EUGENE. SHE. STATED THAT EUGENE IS NOT UNIQUE IN THIS SITUATION I
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<br /> AND THAT THE NECESSITY FOR SOME CHANGES HAD BEEN COMING ABOUTGRADULALY SINCE, TO THIS TIME, EUJGENE ',: , I
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<br /> , HAS HAD LITTLE BUILDING OF THIS TYPE; BUT, WITH THE PROPOSAL TO GRANT R-3 CLASSifiCATIONS ALONG I;
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<br /> I ARTERIALS, THE. POT.ENfIAL- P,QP,ULATION DE,N.lST,Y COULD ,CREATE PROBLEMS. THE PLANNING .COMMISSION I,
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<br /> I NOW ATTEMPTING TO~ WORK OUT SOME Of THESE PROBLEMS. SHE FURTHER STATED THE PLANNING COM~I~S10N AT I:
<br /> I THIS TIME IS TAKING A fl~M STAND ON REQUESTED REZONINGS TO R~3 AND R04 CLASSifiCATIONS UNTIL SUCH ):
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<br /> TIME AS SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEMS CAN BE fOUND. SHE INDICATED THIS WAS BEING PASSED TO THE COUNCIL "
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<br /> COUNCILMAN SHEARER OBSERVED THAT THESE: PROBLEMS HAVE BEEN CREEPING UP ON: THE: CITY fOR A NUMBER !I
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<br /> OF YEARS AND THAT THIS WAS AN OPPORTUNE TIME TO RE-STUDY THE VARIOUS PROBLEMS. SOME POSSIBLE SOLU- i!
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<br /> TIONS TO THE P~OBLEMS WERE ADVANCED, WHICH INCLUDED LARGER SETBACKS TO ALLOW MORE AIR AND LIGHT d
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<br /> AROUND MULTIPLE-fAMILY DWELLINGS. No fORMAL ACTION WAS TAKEN ON THIS REPORT. 'I
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<br />41 ApPLICATIONS fOR GARBAGE HAULERS LICENSES WERE SUBMITTED BY THE fOLLOWING: HARRY'S GARBAGE .'
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<br /> SERVICE,UNIVERSITY-GARBAqE ,SERV~~E,SPARKY'SGARBA~E SERVICE, ,FRANK'S G~RBAGE SERVICE, ~ALLEY I,
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<br /> II GARBAGE SERVICE:, E-ARL.'-sSANPrAR)i SERVICE:, GUSTAfSON GARBAGE- SERVICE, PACIfiC GARBAGE SERVICE, EMER- ~ I
<br /> ALoGAR8AGE SERVICE, ART'S GARBAGE SERICE'No. 2., ED'S SANITARY SERVICE" OK GARBAGE SERVICE, AND II
<br /> APPROVED BY'THE CITY RECORDER,.' "
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<br />il IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED' BY MRS. LAUR I S THAT THE:. APPL I CAT LONS BE APPROVED. Ii
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<br /> Ap'PLICATIONS fOR MERCHANT POLICE LICENSES WERE SUBMITTED BY THE fOLLO,WING: OREGON PROTECTIVE 'I I
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<br /> AGENCY' (WILLIAM J. AND ELtI'ZABETH McLEOD), UNITED AMERICAN DETECT.lVE AGENCIES, INC. (EDWARD A. CHURN- i:
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<br />II IT' WAS MOVEE> BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MRS., LAURIS THAT, THE APP,L,ICATIO~NS BE APPROVED,. I
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