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A _rooming house permit was received and granted to Iola Maxwell at 37t~!th Ave, The Road and Street Committee reported favorably on the petition to pave Patterson Street from the South ~lde of llth Ave. to the North side of 14th Art. On motion~such report was adopted, A protest petiti,m was received fr~n residents against paving Patterson St. from 13th to 14th Avenues, No, actlo~ ~as taken. A petition was~reoeived,to p~ve 19th Avenue from Will~mette St. to LincoLn S.t. Same was referred tO the Road and Street C,.mmittee. · . A p et!lion was received to pave 17th Ave. between Willamette and Lawrence Streets and attache~ thereto another'petition 'to pave 17th Avem:e from Lawrence to Jefferson Sis. Such petitions 'were referred to the Road and Street Committee. A p~tltion was received from the E~gene Concrete PiPe Co. to vacate the alley running east~.a~d west through Block 12, in Sladden's 3rd Addition to the city and asking a hearing therein for Nov. 1Oth~ 1924, at 7;30 oolock P.M. A hearing on suc~. petition was ordered for such date. A petition was received frqn residents abutting on Falrmount Blwt. asking for the vac'~tlon of such. street at different points as describe! in said petition. The City RecoRder was directed to prepare and post notices fo~hearlng of such petition as provided by stat'Ate. Th~ Street Committee was directed to have-a bridge walk constructed on the west side of [Willamette et. from 16th Avenue North to connect with th~present walk. An Ordinate levying assessments for the construction of a sewer between,yth and 8th Ave~. W. 'frdm the end of. sewer at Van Buren St. due west to a point 860 feet, East-of a line due ~orth of the northwest corner of the Ja~nes Huddleston D.L.C. having been read the first time ondSept, 8th, 192/,, and registered no ,~tice given and no protests h~ving been filed, it pas~l its second ~td third readings 'by title by unanlmou,~ con~en~ under suspension of the rule and wa~ placed on it~ final pass- age. The ayes and n~ys ~ere called, all present voting ~e. Nay none. The Ordi- nance was de ~lared ~assed and n~nber~ ~21. A~ Ordinate l~vylng assessments for pavl,g Hllyard St. from llth te ~th Avenues East, having bee~ ~ the first time on Sept. 8th, 1924 ~d reglster~ notice given and no protests havt6g ~ee~ filed, It passed its s~cond'~d third . ~ ing~ by title b~ unanimou~ con~ent uader ~uapen~ion of th~ rule and was placed on lt~ final passage. The ~ee an~ n~a ~ere call ~, al~ present voting ~. nay none. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 4422. An O'rdinanc~(!:~V¥ing assessments for the constr,,~ctlon of a sewer in the alley between Lawrence and Washington Sis, fr~n 14th Ave. to the trunk sewer on 15th Ave.