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".. 16 e 1/8/68 Stanton W. Payne 4th - Paving, sanitary and storm sewers 9th Addn Nob Hill 3rd - Paving 15th, Hayes to Grant; Hayes, 14th to 15th 2,258.65 I 608.05 2,866.70 1,487.38 2,770.23 9,059.06 1,030.31 5,114.51 7,191.00 22,394.88 A. F. Stegner 6th - Laurelwood Sewers Area 2 Fred Stubbert 2nd - Paving alley between Willamette and McMillan, 22nd to 23rd Wildish Construction Company 4th - 5th Avenue Storm Sewer, 429' west of Garfield to Seneca 3rd Paving and sanitary sewers Brunner Park Addition 4th Paving, sanitary and storm sewers Mahalo Hills 2hd Paving and storm sewers p~rking lot 7th anq Willamette Mr. McNutt moved seconded by Mr. Lassen to approve the payments. Motion carried. e Mr. Lassen moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve Item 8 of the Committee report. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye,motion carried. 1 9. Parking Structure, 10th and Oak - The City Manager said $10,000.00 has been made avail- able to the City to proceed with design financing of the proposed parking structure at 10th and Oak. The funds were provided by Eugene Industrial De~elopment Corporation through the Chamber of Commerce .to employ Norman Jacobson to proceed with a . schematic design with the understanding that if the City is successful in the suit pending before the Supreme Court and the project proceeds, the money will be repaid to EIDC. If the City loses its case, EIDC will have made a donation to the project. The City"Attorney said all necessary papers have been filed for the City w~th .the Supreme Court in addi- tion to a request that the case be advanced on the.docket so as to qe heard as soon as possible. Councilmen McNutt suggested the Chamber of Commerce and EIDC be complimented on behalf of the Council. I The City Attorney informed the Council.his petition to expedite hearing was granted by the Supr~me Court and the hearing is now scheduled for February 5. Mr. Lassen Moved seconded by Mr. McNutt that Item 9 of the Committee report be received and filed and that the Eugene Industrial Development Corporation be complimented. Motion carried. .. 2 10. Southern Pacific Franchise, 7th Place Crossing - The Southern Pacific Company requested a 10-year extension of its franchise for crossing at 7th Place in the industrial area. The present franchise will expire February 3, 1968. There were no objections. Mr.McNutt moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to extend the fr~nchise as requested. Motion carried. Mr. Lassen moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve Item 10 of the Committee report. Motion carried. 3 11. Harlow Road.Right-of-way, Potter - The Public Works Department recommended purchase of a 20-foot by 58.6-foot parcel for widening Harlow Road from Roy and Marjorie Potter at 3065 Harlow Road for $800.00. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to purchase. Motion carried. I Mr. Lassen moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to appr01e Item 11 of the Committee report. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, motion carried. 4 12. Curb Sidewalk on Greiner, Ellen, 19th - The Public Works Department recommended loca- tion of sidewalks at the curb on Greiner Street from 18th to its southern terminus, Ellen Avenue in South Acorn Park Addition, and 19th Avenue from Greiner Street east. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve. Motion carried. e 5 13. Sidewalk, University between 15th and 18th - A letter was read from a staff writer of the Oregpn Daily Emerald, Gilbert Hulin, requesting installation of a sidewalk on the west side of University Street between 15th and 18th abutting the Pioneer Cemetery. The Manager said contact was made with the University concerning their paying the cost of installation with the result that the University will place the project on their list of needed improvements to be presented to the State Board. The City Manager did not recommend the City's paying for the sidewalk since it would serve only the Uni- versity. The traffic division is now studying a meter program for the parking area created by the University adjacent to the walk, and if meters are installed it is possible that the necessary 3-foot slab for setting meters would provide a portion of a walkway. It was the consensus that the University should be responsible for installation of the sidewalk. A motion to that effect was made by Mr. Lassen, seconded by Mr. McNutt, and carried unanimously. -Ii 6 14. Liquor Licenses - The City Manager explained that the application for Class B Dis- pensers license submitted by Aristo Foods, Inc., for the Holiday Inn at 215 Coburg Road covered change of ownership, formerly Southern Lounge of Oregon, Inc., for the balance of 1967, and that a renewal for Aristo for 1968 would be forthcoming. Both have approval of the Police Department. Other applications for renewal presented with approval of the Police Department were: I - ..... 1/8/68 - 16