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<br /> BEEN RECEIVED. IT WAS LIKEWISE REPORTED THAT AN APPRAISAL HAD BEEN MADE ON THE PROPERTY AND THAT
<br /> THIS APPRAISAL GAVE A NET VALUE TO; THEPROPERTY OF $166,500. I' I
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<br /> ,! THE BID WHICH WAS RECEIVED FOR THE SALE OF THE PROPERTY WAS BASED ON TWO SEPARATE ALTERNATIVES. ,I
<br /> ONEEALTERNATIVE WHICH MET THE SPECIFICATIONS ADVERTISED BY THE CITY OfFERED THE SUM Of $251,168.00 FOR II
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<br /> 11 THE PROPERTY. THE SECOND ALTERNAT1VE, WHICH WOULD REQUIRE DEL1VERY AND POSSESSION OF THE PROPERTYAT ;,
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<br /> Ii T~E TIME Of PAYMENT Of THE PURCHASE PRICE, OFFERED THE SUM Of~67,200.00 fOR THE PROPERTY UNDER THIS i!
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<br /> I: SOME QUESTIONS WERE ASKED AND SOME DISCUSSION WAS HAD REGARDING THE REQUIREMENTS AS CONTAINED "
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<br /> l: IN THE BASE BID AT A PERIOD OF THREE YEARS, WITH T~E CITY TO RETAIN POSSESSION UNTIL A MAXIMUM PERIOD
<br /> I, OF FOUR YEARS. FOLLOWING THE DISCUSSION, IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS MATTER BE HELD OVER UNTIL
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<br /> I' NOVEMBER 17, 1960 COUNCIL MEETING roR DETERMINATION. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
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<br /> II IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARR SECONDED BY MRS. LAURls THAT ITEM 9- (iF' THE COMM I TTEE REPORT BE
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<br /> " APPROVED. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PREsS~T VOTING AYE, MOTION WAS CARRIED.
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<br /> I 10. CONSIDERATION OF AN APPRAISAL BILL FOR APPRAISAL OF CITY HALL PROPERTY - IT WAS EXPLAINED
<br /> II THAT THE CITY HAD RECEIVED A BID FROM THE REAL ESTATE FIRM Of RODMAN AND URE Y IN THE SUM OF $400.00 e
<br /> AS MRS. JAMES A. RODMAN'S FEE FOR THE APPRAISAL OF THE CITY HALL, REPORTED IN THE I TEM ABOVE. IT WAS
<br /> RECOMMENDED THAT THIS BE PAID FROM'THE EMERGENCY FUND, AND THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE PAYMENT
<br /> OF THIS BILL BE MADE FROM THE EMERGENCY FUND. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
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<br /> ii IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT ITEM 10 OF THE, COMMITTEE REPORT BE
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<br /> 2 II. CONSIDERATION Of AGREEMENT WITH STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTME~ REGARDING SIGNALS TO BE LOCATED AT I
<br /> 6TH AND WASHINGTON STREET, 6TH AND MONROE STREET, AND 7TH AND WASHINGTON STREET - IT WAS INDICATED
<br /> THAT THE CITY HAS IN MAND AN AGREEMENT WITH THE STATE OF OREGON FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF TRAFFIC
<br /> .SIGNALs AT THE- AeOVE DtsCRIBED INTERSECT'IONS ON A-50/50 BASIS. 'THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE
<br /> PROPOSED AGREEMENT BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
<br /> , IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAUR I 5 THAT ITEM I I Of THE COMMITTEE REPORT BE "
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<br /> APPROVED. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. II
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<br /> Two APPLICATIONS FOR BUSINESS LICENSE AS A WRECKER OF MOTOR VEHICLES WERE SUBMITTED BY THE I!
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<br /> EUGENE SALVAGE AND EQUIPMENT, INC. AT 2760 FRANKLIN BOULEVARD AND BY JOHN H. DAVIS, DBA J&J MOTORS AT :1
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<br /> 3808 WEST 11TH AVENUE, AND APPROVED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. ;1
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURls THAT THE APPLICATIONS BE APPROVED. MOTION ,f
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<br /> 4 ApPLICATIONS FOR HOTEL, APARTMENT HOTE~, MOTEL, ROOMING HOUSE, LODGING HOUSE AND TRAILER HOUSE ,I
<br /> LICENSES WITH THE CITY OF EUGENE' WERE' SUBMITTED BY THE FOLLOWING AND APPROVED BY THE CHIEF OF POLICE, Ii
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<br /> THE CHIEF Of THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, THE SENIOR B~ILDING INS~ECTOR AND THE HEALTH OfFICER: q
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<br /> EVA E. BRUNSON, BROADWAY ROOMS AND APARTMENr S, 372 WEST BROADWAY; ,I
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<br /> MARTHA COLLINS, COLLINS ROOMING HOUSE, 794 EAST 14TH; ~ ! I
<br /> JOSEPHINE B. HAMLIN, ROOMING HOUSE, 267 EAST I I TH; "
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<br /> ROYAL BIGHAM, KENNEDY MOTEL, 1522 WEST 6TH AVENUE; . Ii
<br /> EUGENE M. KEANE, MANOR MOTEK, 599 EASrBROADWAY; 'i
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<br /> MRS. C. A. MCCLAIN, MCCLAIN HOME, 325 EAST 14TH; 11
<br /> MYRLE A. EGLAND, WEST 6TH MOTEL, 1010 WE$T 6TH;
<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIs THAT THE ,APPLICATIONS BE APPROVED. Mo T I ON
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<br /> 5 RENEW.L APPLICATIONs,FOR 1961 PA, PB, RA, RMBA, RMBB, DA, DB AND DCBLICENSES WERE APPROVED
<br /> BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND SUBMITTED AS FOLLOWS:
<br /> AMAZON FOOD MARKET, 1815 WEST 11TH;
<br /> BECRAFT AND NASON MARKET, JAMES BECRAFT, 1085 WEST 4TH AVENUE;
<br /> BEV's BARBECUE, ROWLAND H. BEVANS AND CORYDON H. JENSEN;
<br /> B,LLY'S GROCERY, WENZL L. AND MARIE EVANS, 209 EAST 7TH;
<br /> BILL Ross TAVERN, WILLIAM G. Ross AND MELBA Ross, 958 OAK STREET;
<br /> Boa's SUPERETT, ROBERT J. HAlIlEs, JR., 595 EAST 13TH;
<br /> BRANDING I RON D-LEE I NC., 579 EASTBROADWA Y;
<br /> CLUB CaOS~TOWN, ROBERT M. PULLIAM, 1797 WEST 7Tl-!;
<br /> COLUMBUS CLUB, COLUMBUS CLUB ASSOCIATION OF EUGENE" INC., I 144 CHARNEL TON;
<br /> CREST MARKET, ZELDIE M. AND NORINE E. HAWTHORNE,-3225 DONALD;
<br /> II EUGENE RECREATION, GEORGE F. AND MARY H. SCHAEFERS, 1025 WILLAMETTE;
<br /> " EAGLES LODGE #275, FRAm[RNAL ORDER OF EAGLES - EUGENE AEIRE 275, 525 W-ILLAMETTE; I
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<br /> , EUGE NE HOTEL, SAME, 222 EAST BROADWAY;
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<br /> " Foo' 5, FRANK T. V.OK, 764 WIL~AMETTE;
<br /> I' FRIENDLY TAVERN, RAYMQND LIPTRAP AND M. C. SPARKS, 1667 WEST 6TH;
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<br /> " THE GABLE TAVERN, GORDON ALDEN AND SELMA G. EARLE, 2841 WILLAMETTE;
<br /> I: THE GOLDEN CANARY, RALPHHJOHN AND VIRGINIA ANN GAsERUDE ,2000 WEST 11TH;
<br /> HOGAN'S GROCERY, WILLIAM E. ROGERS AND RALPH B. LITTLE, 544 EAST 13TH;
<br /> IRISH AND SWARTZ No. 3, IRISH AND SWARTZ, 777 WEST 6TH;
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