02/24/1965 Meeting - Laserfiche WebLink

Home Browse Search

')/I~ ~~D e 2/24/65 I Street sides of their property. They requested ~ermission to locate the sidewalk at the standard setback with a parking strip of lawn from the curb to the property line. The Public Works Department recommen~ed .thqt the requirement be waived for the 11th Avenue side and a conditional waiver be granted for the Patterson Street side until pedestrian volume warrants the full width sidewalk. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Chatt to approve the recommendatwn. Mot.ion carried. 1 5. Paving and sewer. Birchwood Park - Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve a 100% petition for .paving and sewer in Birch- wood Park. Motion carried. e 2 6. Paving 5th from Wilson to west boundary Eugene Industrial Tract. and Conger and Wilson from 7th Place to 11th; sewer between McKinley and west boundary of Eugene Industrial Tract from 7th Place to 11th - This petition carried signatures of pwners of 71% of the total front footage of the properties to be assessed. Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr. Hawk to approve the petition. Motion carried. I 3 7. Paving all street.s in Chevy Chase Addition - Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Anderson to approve a 100% petition for paving all streets in Chevy Chase AdditiQn. Motion carried. 4 8. Paving Tabor Street from Goodpasture Island Road. to south boundary of Cow Palace Addition. and Jeppesen Avenue in Cow Palace Addition - Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Dr. Purd~ to approve a 100% petition for paving these streets. Motion carried. Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mrs. LauDs to approve Items 4 through 8 of the Committee report. Motion carried. 5 9. Airport Commission Report - February 17. 1965 A. Fixed Base Operation Lease - The Council had previously receLved a request from Mr. Jack York and associates to take over the lease of Mr. Ruberg for a fixed base operation at Mahlon Sweet Airport and had referred the m~tter to the Airport Commission for a recom- mendation. The A~rport Commission now recommends that the Ruperg lease be canceled, and that Mr. York be permitted to lease the old United ~ir Lines building for 12 months, with a 6-months extension privilege, at $250 per month, for a fixed base operation. Dr. Purdy . moved seconded by Mr. Chatt to approve the recommendation. Motion carried. I Mr. Chatt moved se~onded by Mr. Cra~es to approve Item 9a of the Committ,ee report. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, motion carried. 6 10. Downtown Study Committee Report - February 12. 1965 a. 10th and Mill Lot. Coen - Mr. Coen had offered to sell this lot to the City to be included in the off-street. parking assessment dis- trict. The Downtown Study Committee reported that that committee felt the Coen lot had no bearing on the downtown parking ~istrict at this time. However, that the lot could be considered at a later date for possible inclusion in the project. e 7 b. 10th and High. Bronson - Mr. Bronson had offered to lease this Ipt to the City of us~ in the off-street parking project. After study- ing the proposal made by Mr. Bronson, the committee reported they felt they were not prepared to make a commitment on the property at th is. time. and recommended the City take .no act ion to lease the property. Mr. Chatt moved s~conded by Mr. Crakes to accept the report of the Down- town StudyCommitt~e, and no further action was taken. Motion carried. 8 11. Abatement 2130 Pierce Street. Milton - Mr. Clarence Milton of 2130 Pierce Street had been notified by the Public Wprks Department in October 1964 to correct certain deficiencie~ in the building~ on his property. An inspection was made on February 5, 1965 by the building department, and it was reported the property had further deteriorated. The superintenqent of b4ilding inspection ~QW .re~ommends. ~hat the exist- ing buildings be wrecked and removed from the premises. Mr. Chatt I 2/24/65 - 4 e ll~