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<br />Mr. Hugh Wood was present and outlined his proposal for the improvement of his property at 1831 Kincaid
<br />Street relative to proposed building construction and ut ilizat{on of the parking area and the need for
<br />the oversize curb cut of 45 feet he had requested instead of the present '12-,foot cut. On discussion. by
<br />the Council, the question was asked of Mr. Wood if. a 5-year period would, be suff.icient :for him to com-
<br />plete the .entir~' projeci as he had outlined"it, and if he would ~e ag~ee~ble to ~igning a~ agree~ent
<br />with the City for the comple.tion' or the project. Upon receiving an affirmative ansy.rer, Mr'. Chatt
<br />moved sec,onded by Mrs. Lauri's tog1;"ant the oversize curb cut. as requested 'providing" Mr ~ Wood signed an
<br />agreement with the City of the development of the project as he had' out1l.ned.it over the' 5-yeC;lr' period.
<br />Motion carried, Mr. Swanso~ voting no.
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<br />3.' Parking Prohibition, west side 01 Baker Boulevard from 28th north - Mr. Robert' J. Reilly ~
<br />of 2794 Baker Boulevard requested that the recently-installed parking prohibition on the
<br />west sid~ of Baker Boulevard from 28th north be repealed. ,However, since. the prohibition
<br />affects 'other resident's of the area who were not present a't the meeting, it was recom-
<br />mended that, and moved by Mr. Christensen seconded by Mr. Crakes to hold the item to .
<br />another meeting and give other people in the area involved an opportunity to be heard.
<br />Motion carried.
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<br />4. Curb Cut, 21st and Olive, Rams"t,ead - Du'ring construction w,ork at Mr. Gordon Rams,tead's'
<br />prope'rty at 21st and 'Olive, the 'curb. had not been 're'placed', a.nd .the application 'for a
<br />permit ha.d not been written. The Council had viewed th.e prop'ert'y, and' Mr. Christensen
<br />moved sec'onded by Dr. Purdy that the Public Works' Department start proceedings to re'-
<br />place the curb and assess the cost of the installation against Mr. Ramstead's property.
<br />Motion carried...
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<br />5. Planning Commission Report' - March 23, 1964 .
<br />a. AnnexatTon, Garden Way' Area, Braa'tz-Ruhenst'ein '-. The Plan'ning Commission had
<br />recommen'ded approval of the a'nnex,atio:n of an ar.ea south of Harlow R,ciad and
<br />west of Interstate 5 on both side's of Garden Wa'y, but excluding the'Vincent
<br />property on Honey,suckle .Lane inasmuch as its inclu,sion would creat.e a small
<br />one-lot island dUll,out'side the City., Mr. Dev,erell mov'ed sec'onde'd by Dr.Purdy
<br />to approve the annexation as recommended by the Planning Commission whicn ex-
<br />cludes the Vincent property. Motion carried.
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<br />Mrs. Lauiis moved sec'onded by Mr. Chatt that Items 3, 4, and 5a o'f the Commit'tee re"pcirt be approved.
<br />Motion carried.
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<br />6. Abatement, 1601 West 7th, 660 and 676 Fillmore, Collins2- An extension on the original
<br />abatement order on the buildings at the above locations .from January 13, 1964.to
<br />April 1, 1964 had expired with no action having been taken by th~ owner. . The ~~per-
<br />i"nten'dent of Building Inspection recommended that 'the City proceed with the abatemeu"t'-
<br />Mr. Christensen moved seconded by Dr. Purdy to approve the abatement proceedings.
<br />Motion carried. .
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<br />Mr. Collins was present at the meeting and stated that he had completely torn out ~he faulty wiring
<br />and had made other improvements and now felt that his property meets the. building depar,tment.,'regula-
<br />tions ana asked if another inspection could be made. Mr. Swanson moved 'seconded by Mr'-Chatt that
<br />Item 6 of the Committee report be held over for 30 days. Motion carried.
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<br />Mr. Coll~ns w~s informed the building department would make 'another inspection of 'his premises.
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<br />7. Building Code Amendment, Door Closers - The Eugene Spr~ngfiela Home .Builder~ Associa~
<br />tion had suggested the removal' of the requiremerit for closers on doors fran 'house to
<br />garage. The Bui~ding Department recommended deletion of the requirement from the
<br />Code, and Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Crakes that the door closer requirement be
<br />deleted from the Building Code. Motion'carried.
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<br />Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Chatt that Item 7 of the ~ommittee report be approved. Motion car-
<br />ried.
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<br />8. Tele-Trip Co.,Inc., Lease, Mdhlon Sweet - The City Manager presented a proposed agree-
<br />ment between Tele-Trip Co.,Inc., and the City of Eugene concerriing sale of flight in-
<br />surance t,hrough coin-op,erated v:ending ma,c hines and over-the-counter issuance of
<br />policies 'at the new tet~inal briildirig at Ma,hlon Sweet Airpqrt: Tele~Trip will pay'
<br />to the City of Eugene ori a 'monthlybasis 13% ofa,ll insurarice'premi,ums plus $l~ per
<br />month per coin-operated machirie (maximum two). "The term of the lease is for ari in-
<br />definite .perio'd but maybe termiriated by either' 'party on 'si,xty ,(6Q) days written
<br />notice. :Mr. Christensen ~oved seconded 'by Dr. Purdy to approve the lea'se agreement'.
<br />Motion carried.
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<br />Mrs. Lauris moved seconded .by" Mr ~ Cqatt that It~m 8 ,of th~ C'ommi'tt~e .reportbe approved. 11otion car-
<br />ried on rollcall vote, all councilmen pre'sent votirig aye. .
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<br />9. Fire Trucks. Lane County Museum The "City Manager read 'a leeter from the Lane County
<br />Museum requesting the donation by the City of Eugene to the Museum of two pieces of
<br />fire fighting equipment which will be retired from servi~e.in the very near future.
<br />Mr. Christensen moved seconded by Dr. Purdy. 'to appro've .the dona'tion of these :two pieces'
<br />of 'apparatus .to the Lane County Pionee~ Museum. Motiori carried.
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