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An 0rdina~ce aut_horlzlng the issuance and sale of $10~,615.]4 of improve- merit Bonds of the Clty of Eugene, 0rosen, and d~recting that the~ be adverti~ for sale, all in accordance with the provisions of Chapte~ XV, of Title XXVll .of the Oregon ~w3, commonly kno~ as the Bancroft Bonding Act was re~ the first time and pasaed lt~ second-~d ~hlrd re~lng~ by title b~.'u~animou~ consent unde~ suspension of the rule and was placed ea its final passage. The ayes and,nays '~ere called, ail present voting ~e. Nay none. The O~dlnanee wa3 declared passed and number~ 4486. ~ · Sixteen sidewalk improvement ordinates were re~ the first ~e and passed their second and third r~lngs by title by unanimous consent under suspension of the rule and were placed on their flnal passage. The ayes and n~s were ca~led, ail present voting aye. Nay none. 'The Ordinances were decided pass, ed and numbe~- ed from 4487 .t~ 4502, l~clusive. Ordinate Ne. 4484 ~evying assessments for paving 10th Ave. from Oltv~ to Nonroe Sts. was re~ the ~rst time and ~aid over. The matter of a~ audit' ef She city and of the Installing of a new acceu~tln~ Syst~ for th~ elty w~ fully discussed and, eu motion, It was o~dered the ~lnance Ce:~lttee be given authority to. enter late a contract with some c~petent account- a~t for an audit of th~ City's Becks,. ~d a survey e~ the offices be made, ~d a new system ef bo,~ks and ~ecerds instal~ to.meet the p~esent and future needs of the city. , The R~ad and Street ~Commlttee reco~ended the deed from Jo~ Zl,~er to a por- tion e~ Polk 8Steer be accept~ after being ex~laed b~ the City Attorney ~d found to be !a fe~. Such report was ~opted. . The ~lre ~d Water Committee rece~ead~ a street ~lght be tnsta~ed at or aea~ 1yth Ave. on University St. and that the light on Cha~nelton Street at 14th Ave. be ch~g~ te the opposite corner. Such ~eport was adopted. The Judiciary Committee reported f~vorably on the petition of,T.A, Campbell have the lien removed from the east half of Lot 8, Block 2, of Skinnerts I]onatlon, and charged wholly to Lot 5, of said block, in the sum of $168.76. On motlo~ such report wa~ adopted. . ~he judiciary Committee and the Po. lice Committee reported th.e Claim '~f Orval D. Peterson had been settled so no action was taken. ' The Road and Street Committee recommend~l the alley running North and South through the'Condon School Block. be vacated as Petitioned but the city retain all its rights for right of way for sewer and other PurPoses except traffic and in consideration thereof ~he 'School Board grant the city an east and ~est graded alley 20 Feet wide f~om the Soutl~ side of its grounds through said block. Such report was adopt e,1. Thee City En~lne~r~re~,~rt~d-'{hat owlng to the vol~umn of work In bls office it would be impossible for him to get our and file the reports and plats on the street, openings order~t ~.{gv. loth, 1924, before February 2Otb, 1925, the s~e e~braelng the opening tf .8~ Ave~e from Jefferson t~ Monroe Streets, ~d the council on motion, gr~t~ the City ~gineer until :~ebrua~y 20{~, 192~, as tl~e within which to file such reports and plats. '-- · On mction~oun-il adjourned. Oeo. A. Gilmore City Recorder.