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An Ordinance levying assessments for paving the alley between 9th and 10th Streets from pearl to High Streets and also far ?aving the alley between pearl ~nd High streets from 9th to loth Avenue§,.w~s re-i, th~ first time and laid over. ' '~ 0rdinahce iev~ing assessments~for pav~g Pearl Street from 15th to'iVth Avenues., ~as reml the f~st time and laid ever. Aa Ordinance to vacate Part of High Street from 2nd Ave. North was read the first time 'and pas~ed it~ second and third readings by title by unanimous consent under suspensionof the ru~e and was p!aced on its final passage. The ayes and nay~ were called, all present votXng aye. .Nay none. The 0rdln~ce was"declared pasg~ ~d n~ber~ 450~. ~ 0rdina~e, preVlding far theis'suance ~d sale cf $10,500.00 of se~er bonds under theprevlslons of the charter ~endment ~opted by the e~eetqrs ~he City ~f ~gene, oregon, en-~Aprll 1st,'~, 1~12, for the construction of ~trunk sewers w~ re~ th~ f~t time and'p~ssed ~t~ second and third r~adlngs by' tlt~e b~ unanimons Consent under s~spension of the ru~e and ,~a~ placed on Its final passage. The .ayes and nays ~V'ere eal~, ~1~ present'voting eye. Ne~ n~ne'. The 0rdInence w~ declared ~P~s.~d .~d number~ Sixty one sidewalk lmFrovement 0rdinences were re~ the fl~t time....~d passed~ their second and ~hird re~lin~s by title by unanimous consent under sus- pension of tBe rule and were placed on their final passkey. The ~yes and were called, all present voting aye. N~ none. The 0rdin~nces were deglared pa. ss~ ~d nombered from 4511 to 4572 inclusive. ~The Ro~ ~d Street Co~lttee reported favorably o~ thepetltlon filed Sept. 22nd, 1924, for the pav~g of l~th Ave. West from W~ll~uette St. to ~ Lincoln Street. 0n mctio~ ~aid report, was ~ePted. The No~ ~nd Street Co~ittee,re~rted favorably on' the petition filed July 30th~ '1924, for thep~ving of Charnelton Street from llth to 13th Avenues thence West on 13th Ave. one b~ock to con~eet with the proposed pavement, LinCoLn Street. 0~ motion s~id re~rt was The Re~ and Street Commlttee,~eported favorably on the petition fil~ August 4th, 1924, for the usual curbings, and hard surfaced pavement on 18th . Ave. betWeenUnlverslty Street ~d ~ate' Street. 0n motion said repo~t wes ~dept~. The Ro~ and Street Co~ittee reported favorabl~ o~ the petition filed A~ust 6th, 1924, ~for the paving of 3rd Ave. West fr~ Nonrce St. ,to Bl~ir Blvd, on motion` said report was ~opt~. The Ro~ ~nd Street Committee reported favorably on the petition filed Sept. g2nd~ ~924 far the paving of~lVth A~e. 'from Wlllmnette St. t'o Lawrence St. and a second petitlo~ for paving 17th Ave. f~m Lawrence to' Jefferson Sts. 0n motion s~ld report wes ~dopted. The matter of the bridge across the mill-race on east 9th St. ~ voted by ~the .people e~ November 4th, 1~24, w~ dl:~uss~ and the City ~glneer di- rected to 'prepare ~d present 'plans therefor at the next The Re~ ~nd Street Con~lttee reported a lot at the corner of 8th Avenue and Alm~en Street would be lost te the city a~ te its street ~proveme~ts lev~ed thereon unless soon rede~~ ~s to County t~es. S~id matter was re- ferr~ to the City ~glneer and the Fln~oe Committee to report. ~. A. !.{cClaln of the Water Board, presented plans and a blue print ef changes the Water Noard desires to make in its office in the City Hall. Said matter was referred to the Building Inspector with power to act. The City Budget, as prepared by the Budget Co~.ittee, for the l~Y for the c~ty for theye~r 1925 was pre~en~ed~a~d, cnmotion, ~opted ~nd order~ published for a tax p~ers meeting at ohe hour of seven o'clock P.~. on Dee. 29t~, The fel~ew~g bll~, having been apprQ~ed~by the Finance Committee were, on ~otio~ or'~ered paid: ~ ~