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Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon, Sept. 2W, 1917. Council met pursuant to adjournment of September 10, and was called to order by Peterson, present Cot~cilmen, Parks, Koppe, Spencer, Devereaux, Mosher, Goodpasture and Spangler, absent Polders. petition for the construction of a new bridge over the millrace at East 8th. Ave. was read and referr.ed to the Street Committee and Engineer to ascer- rain the estimated cost of construction of concrete or wooden bridges and reportl to the Council.' A petition for the grading and gravelling'of West Second Ave. f~om Blair Bou. west to City blmlts was read and referre ~b the Street Committee. Mr. 0. Christensen urged the ~anting of this petition. / / City Attorney Foster submitted a w~i~tten opinion on the question of a bond from the Bibl~ Univers.ity to guarantee the cost of the improvement proposed on Potter and 28th. Streets,.and the bond tendered by~said institution was presen$- ed to the Council. Thereupon the repox~t of the Street Committee upon the petition for said improvement was read and discussed. A motion was made seconded and ~-~k carried to reject the report. ..... ~,~ ~,~.~An~Ordinance~.,to 'improvetPotter Street from 25th. Ave. to the South side of 28th. Ave. and 28th. Ave from Potter Street East to the East side of University Street by grading and macadamizing same was read ~he first and second readings and laid over on its third reading upon objection of Councilman Mosher. An Ordinance to improve 20th Ave West from Willamette Street to a01ive Street was read and passed its second and third readings by title under suspension of the rules and by unanimous consent and was placed upon its final passage, Court- cilmen voting Aye V, nay none, absent Polders. Tt~e Ordinance was declared passed and nunbered 1907. An Ordinance adopting and approving the plans and specifications of the 0ity Engineer for the improvement of 20th. Ave West from Willamette Street to Olive Street in the City of Eugene by ~ading and macadamizing the same, was read and passed its second and third readings by title under suspension of the rule, upon unanimous consent and was placed upon its Final passage. Councilmen voting Ay$ 7, nay none absent Polders. 'Mxe Ordinance was declared passed and n~mbered 1908 ~d~ance ~roviding for the construction of a cement sidewmlk abutting the property described ih Section 1 of this Ordinance, was read and passed its second.~ and third readings by title and was placed upon its Final passage, Councilmen votlngAye 6, nay none, absent Polders and Goo6pasture. the Ordinance was declare~ ps passed and numbered 1909. An 0rdinan~e providing for the construction o~ m cement sidewalk abutti~g the