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.............. AUGUST_ 15,.-1917 Petition fo~ the macadamizing of Potter Street from 25th to 28th Streets, and 28th Street from Potter Street to University Street was read, and Mr. E. M. Patterson .heard in behalf of the petition, after which same was referred to the Street ComMittee and City Engineer. Request of A. C. Jennings for ~permission to erect awnings over the doors' of his brlek warehouse at Charnelton Street between kth and 5th Streets, extending over adjacent alley was referred to the Mire & Water 0ommittee'. Nr. Carl Washburne requested from the Council permission to construct a port~%ochere over the driveway leading from Falrmount Boulevard east in rear of their lot on Fairmount Heights. 'I~e matter was referred to the Street Committee and City Attorney with power to act. Attention of the Council was called to the requirements of Chapter 429, Oregon Laws~ 1917, requiring signs.at ~ll~oad crossings, by communica- tion of the Coast, Culvert & I~lume Co., and representative of the ttoward, Cooper Co., offering to furnish signs for this purpose, which matter'was re- ferred to the Street Committee and City Attorney. Mr. Lee Goetschious asked the Council to require the building of cement sidewalks on East Third Street. Mr. Reynolds complained about the erection of a wood shed within six feet of his property at 6th and Olive Streets by N~. Beaman, in viola- tion of Ordinance regulating buildings in fire limits. referred to the Fire & Water Co~aittee. ~ne complaint was The Recorder submitted a copy of the City eharter and amendments to date with a recommendation that same be printed, and upon motion seconded and carried was instructed to secure bids for the printing of 500 copies. N~. T. 0. Russell, representing the Southern Pacific Co., asked the Council to p~ovide a proper contract or otherwise for the cutting and repair of the pavement at Blair Street crossing by the Company, without their making a deposit for permit. The Street Committee and ~ity Attorney were authorized to effect satisfactory arrangements. The following bills were recommended by the Finance Committee for payment: