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<br />Wildish Construction Company III
<br />2nd - Sanitary Sewer - Bethel-Danebo Sewer Imp.Dist.BD-65-4 18,876.52 .
<br />3rd - Sanitary sewer - Bethel-Danebo Sewer Imp.Dist.BD-65-9 24,692.02
<br />,2nd - Sanitary sewer on Broadway and Ferry to Eugene Fruit Growers 11,431. 45
<br />1st - Paving and sidewalk on Coburg Road from Coburg Road Bridge
<br />to Centennial Boulevard ' 7,375.41
<br />1st - Paving and sewers City View from 23rd to south boundary Panorama" .
<br />Subdivision; also Panorama View Subdivision' 2,586.89
<br />1st - Paving and sewers Clayton iI:Llis Addition .~, 260 .00 .
<br />1st - Paving Fillmore from ~th to. 6th 1 ,010:72 67 ,.23~. 01
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<br />Mr., Chatt moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the payment estimates as presented 'and :read be allowed
<br />arid proper City officials;authorized to 'draw the; necessa~y warrants. Rollcall vote. All counc.ilmen
<br />present voting aye, motion carried~
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<br />1 An application was submitted for Retail.Malt Beverage Class A and for Package Store Class B
<br />liquor license by Ja~k's Tavern, 24 West 8th Avenue, Richard Kelly Walsh (Change of Ownership - ~
<br />formerly John G. and Kathrine Runge) which had been approved by the Police Department. ~
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<br />Mt.. Chatt moved second~d by Mrs. "Lauris to approve the applications. Motio n carried.
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<br />2 Downtown Off-Street Parking Assessment District ' . . _
<br />Councilman Hawk, chair~an of the,~ayor's Downfown Study 'Committee, read a written report and the.
<br />recommendation of the 'Mayor's Downt'own Study Committee~ith regard to formation. of the down~own off- III
<br />street par:king2assessmenttdistrict.
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<br />Mr. Hawk moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to accept the report of the Downtown Study Committee. _ ,
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<br />Mr. Donala. Husband, speaking for the. "Equitable Parking Committee", read a prepared statement suggest-
<br />ing further ~onsideration,of the proposal to form a.special taxing/district or parking authority in-
<br />stead of the assessment district because of three specific a.dvant'ages: (1) .Tax deductability; (2) Sim-
<br />p1:icity of operation; and (3~ Flexibility. The "Equitaole Committee" also suggested that the dis-
<br />trict formed be governed by aboard of , directors, and recommended that a resolution be adopted submit-
<br />ting to Eugene voters a Charter amendment which would authorize setting up a municipal corporation
<br />within the city of Eugene for the purpose of handling tne motor vehicle parking problem. .Mr. Ralph
<br />Hiller explainec;I in d.etail the "Equitable Committee's"proposal, giving reasons 'for the recommend~tions.
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<br />Mayor Cone called on Lewis Hoffman who in turn presented Mrs. Ludwig Kaufman and Messrs. Harry Ruben-
<br />stein, Boyd Rasmussen, and Ralph Cobb for presentation of arguments favoring the Downtown Study Com-
<br />mittees recommended parking assessment district. Statements were also made by Brian Bronson and
<br />Archie Weinstein opposing the 'parking assessment'district.
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<br />A vote on, the motion to accept. ;t"he D.()wntown Study Committee report .was takei, and motioo. defeated"
<br />Councilmen Lauris~ Hawk~and 'Purdy'voting yes; .Councilmen Chatt, Crakes, McNutt, .Anderson,and Lassen
<br />voting no. . '
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<br />COMMITTEE REPORTS
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<br />Committee meeting held July g, 1.965, . III
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<br />"Present: Mayor Cone; Councilmen Chatt, Lauris, Crakes, Hawk, Purdy, Anderson, and Lassen;:
<br />City Manager; City Attorney; City Recorder; Pub~ic Wor~s "Director; and others..
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<br />3 1. Housing Code Inspection and Workable Program Recertification - The.Superintendent of
<br />Building Inspection reported on recertification of Eugene' s Wo.rka~ie :Progra~ ~y the _
<br />Housing and Home Finance Agency. He reported in detail on problems concerned with ~
<br />neighborhood analysis and systematic housing inspections with regard to. r~qui~ements: _ ... . ~
<br />of the HHFA before the Workable Progr.am .would be recert ified. The HH~A also requi~es
<br />repeal of Ordinance 13372 regarding.space arid occupancy standards for'dormitory sleep-
<br />ing rooms. Appointment of a committee was recommended to update the Eugene Housi~g
<br />Code. The Superintendent of Building Inspection discussed wi.th a 'repre'sentati~e. of . _
<br />HHFA some of the problems whichwifl be encountered in attempting to meet the HHFA.
<br />requirements. After further discussion, Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to
<br />appoint a committee to work on updating pf the ~ug~ne Ho~s~ng Code. Motion carried..
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<br />Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to approve item.l. of the Committee.report. Motion carried.
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<br />4 2. Bid Opening Improvement Pro;ects, July 6, 1965 - A tabulation of bids was presented
<br />as opened July 6, 1965 on various impro~em~nt projects, and the Public ,Works Director
<br />explained in detail the bids on widening Cobui~ Road from Harlow Road'to Belt Lfue
<br />Road, including storm sewer and sidewalk. Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Dr. Purdy that
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<br />Contracts he awarded to the 10whldder on.each of the following projects, III
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<br />Paving Mill from 2nd to 3rd ,- Eugene Sand & Gravel CoU\pany
<br />'Paving Madison from 28th to Lorane Highway - Wild ish C,onstruct.ion
<br />,Company, subject to hearing at Council meeting July 12; 1965
<br />Paving and storm sewers on 27th Place from Tyler to east in 27th
<br />Place Subdivision - Wild ish Construction Company
<br />.Paving and sanitary sewers in Woodside Hills Addition ~ Wildish ~
<br />Construction Company; and that ~
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