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Council Chambers, ~gene, Oregon. Pebruary 2nd, 1925. Minutes of ,%he meeting of th~ City Counell held ~ebruary, 2nd, 1925, at '7;30 ~tclOck p.m. pre, eat Mayor E.B.Parks and Councilmen Monroe, Wllllam~on, W~shburne, L~rge, L~b, McCuLl~ ~d ~gh, Absent Sl~ofls. Meeting calt~ to o ~ter by the Mayor. Bids were opened pursuant to call for the c onstruct'iom of the East Ninth Street Bridge, as follows. W.W. Head Const~ Co.~ $11,~00.00 M.0. Besson~tte 11,263.7~ Olds Const. Co. 11,800.00 Said bids were roforred to the Street Co~nmlbtee for report and s]Aoh con, lites reeo~e~ded ~he bid of N.0. BeseOnetbe at $1.t,263.75 ~nd, on motion, such ~eport 'was adopter ~d the Nayo~ ~d CitM Re6order ihstruoted to enter lato a contract mlth such btdde~ ae,]o~dingly. ' A pe~ltlon was received to pave Vlllard Street from 2ranklln Blvd. to ~air- mount Blvd. Such p~tltion was referred to the Street Oo~'~mlttee which recommended said petition be gran~ ed. 0n motion said report was adop{ed. A'petition was rec$1ved to pave Madison Street from 5th Ave. to Cheshire Street. S~id'~eport was're~er~ed to the Street Co~alttee whloh recommended said pe~ltlon be grated. 0n motion such report was adopted. ~ T~e S~eet do~lttee repo~ted favorably om the petition to pave Washing- tom S~reet f~om ~lth Ave.' South to lgth Ave., am~, on motion, such report was adopted, Th~ street Committee reported fav,~rably on the petition to pave Agate Street from i~ranklin Blvd. to 24th Ave. 'and 24th Ave. from Agate Street to South C01~m- bls Street said Agate Street to~e paved 18 ft. wide on each side of street from S.P. Railway Co. track to 19th Ave. wish a parkway between and with a single ro~lw~y from 19th .Ave. South either 30 or 34 feet wide. On motion s. uch report was adopted. A petition was received to pave the alley between 6th and 7th Avenues, from Oak tO Pearl Sis. Said matter wa,~ referred to the Street Co~nlttee which reco~ mmended the Petition be grant~d. On motiSn said report wa,~ adopted. A petition was received to pave the alley between 6th and 7th Avenues, in Bl'oCk $, of Skinnerts Donation. Said matter was referred to the Street conmittee. The Street Con~aittee reported favorCb'lY on the petition to pave Falrmount Blvd. f~om the present pavement at Moss Street Northeast to 15th Ave.. and rec- ommended the request of residents 'to assist in laying street grades etc. be denied, and further recommended that steps be taken to vacate all portions of the present street not req~lred' f~r such paved street as provided by the plans mf the City ~glneer. ~t' w~ further recommended that X~th Avenue be paved f~om ~a~r- mount to ~ate Streets lnsCe~ of Wa~u~ as originally peltloned fo~. 0n motion such report was adopted. An aerial permit was issued a~ follows: Glen Sims at 182 6th Ave. W. A hotel license was ls:~ued to JoE. Hill for a,.otel at the corner of 8th Avenue and Willamette Street. The report of L.G.Helterllne, Milk Inspector, was read and ordered filed. MI. Svarverud appeared and asked that 22nd Ave. between Agate and ColUmbia Streets be paved. He was asked to br lng in a written petition for that improve- taent. C.B.Johnson, asked relief from his sewer esses.~ment in connection with the sewer constructed between Monroe and Adams Streets north from 2nd Avenue. Said matter was referred to the Sewer Comm£ttee, City ~glnner and City Attorney. Two sidewalk ImProvement 0rdinanoes were read the first time and passed thelr second and third readings by title by unanimous consent ~nder suspenslonof the rule and were placed on their final passage. The ayes and nays were called, al~ p~esent voting aye. Nay none. The Ordinances were declared passed and n~nbered 4623 and 4624,