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Home My WebLink AboutORDINANCE NO. 9271~4y . ORDIDIANCE I.1U. y271 An Ordinance adopting the survey, plat and report of the City Engineer as to the proposed opening of Thirteenth Avenue Vest from Chambers Addition to City Vievr Street and the opening of City Vietiv Street betvreen Eleventh Avenue y°rest and Eighteenth Avenue 'West, in Eugene, Oregon. THE CITY OF Ei1G3~IVE DOES O RDA IlV AS FOLLOVIS Section 1. That the survey, plat ar_d report of the City Engineer upon the proposed 1 opening of Thirteenth Avenue 1~Yest from Chambers Addition to City Vievr Street and the open- ing of City Vievr Street betvreen Eleventh hvenue ;?dest and Eighteenth Avenue '~'~est, in Eugene, Oregon, made and filed by him vri_th the City j~ecorder on January 10, 19l~9, pursuant to the resolution of the Common Council of the City- of Eugene, passed on the 2nd day of November, lyLtB, is deemed satisfactory and is hereby adopted as so mace in the words and figures follow- ing, to-wit: TO THE HONORABLE T.2AYOR AND THE COIt'In40N COUAICIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGOPJ. GENTLP~dER1: ~'ursuant to the resolution of 1Jowrember 22, 19L~8, I heretivi th sut~nit a report of the sur- vey for the opening of Thirteenth Avenue ~rtest from Chambers t~ddition to City View Street, and the opening of City Vievr Street between Eleventh Avenue ti"lest and Eighteenth Avenue VJest in Eugene, Oregon . I have made a survey of the proposed opening and have marked the bound- aries thereof. This report contains: First: A full and complete description of such street and boundaries thereof, and of the portion of each tract of land to be appropriated therefor. Second: A plat showing the proposed opening, together with adjacent property. Third: The present ovrners of adjacent property vrhich may be benefitted by such opening. Respectfully submitted, /s/ 1PJilliam C. Clubb Approved by Eugene Planning Commission Citti* Engineer A. ti9. Richards __ _ President John U!. Pennington Secretary Filed vrith the Cityr Recorder January lU, 1919 DESCRIPTION OF LAND TO T?E TAI~P•1 _~OR TFIL; OPYNII~1G OF' Ti_IIRTEEAITH AVENUE WEST FROY.I CHAMBERS ADDITION TO CITY VIEW STREET, ARID TFiE OPENIPIG OF CITY V:~VT STREET I?ETVJEEN ELEVENTH AVENUE UIEST AND EIGHTEENTH AVENUE Vv"EST, EUGEIvrrE, ORFs'GOId. Benjamin F. and Iva B. Conger 1 Beginning at a point 17~ .2 feet 6"test and 33 feet South of the intersection of the center lin of 13th Avenue West and center line of Arthur Street and running thence 'J~esterly 33 feet South of and parallel to the center line of 13th Avenue i~rest, if extended, a distance of 398.0 feet; thence Northerly at right angles to the said center line of 13th Avenue ~",test, if extended, ~50 u a distance of 66 feet; thence L'asterly 33 feet Alorth of and parallel to the center line of 13th Avenue V~iest if extended a d~_stance of 398.0 feet; thence Southerly along the tiVest bound- ary of the Chambers Addition 66 feet to -the place of beginning; sa~_d tract of land being in ~ Section 36, T. 17 S,, 'R. 4. W, Vl. P.4,, Lane County, Oregon and containing; 0.60 acres more or less. Chester and Mertie C. Comer Beginning at a point 570.2 feet Vilest and 33 feet South of the intersection of the center '~ line of 13th Avenue Yt(est and the center line of Arthur :Street and runn~.ng thence '~lesterly 33 feet South of and parallel to the center line 'of 13th Avenue Vlest, if emended, a distance of i 235.5 feet; thence northerly at right angles .to the said center line of 13th Avenue West, if extended, a distance of 66 feet; thence Easterly 33 feet north of and parallel. to the center line of 13th Avenue ~~'est, if extended, a distance of 235.5 feet; thence Southerly 66 feet to the place of bed-inning; said tract of land being in Section 36, T, 17 S., R. 1t W. Vl. M., Lane County, Oregon and containing ).357 acres more or less. Chester and ~Yertie C . Conger ' Beginning at a point 10.8 feet Soufkr and 30 fE;et East of the quarter corner between Section 35 and 36, T. 17 S., R. 4 VV. W. D.4. and rennin€; thence Southerly 30 feet East of and parallel to the section line between Sections 35 and 36 a distance of 97u.0 feet; thence VTesterly at right angles to the said section line 30 feet; thence ATortherly along the said section line 974.0 feet; thence Easterl;~ 30 feet to the place of beginning; said tract of land be:~ng in Section 36, T. 17 S,, R. 1t VV', VV, r.q,; Vane County, Oregon and containing 0.67 acres more or less , P~10T E This report only covers the opening of City View Street vr~iich lies within the city limits of Eu£-ene . In order to make City View Street 60 feet wide, it vrill t>e necessary for the ~ county or tha citcT to acquire a 30 foot strip lyinY; ti`~est of the section line. from 11th Avenue to the Plorth line of c+test Park i~ddition . t Section 2. That to open said street, it vrill be necessary to acquire the land as shown by sa~_d report and the City of Eugene does hereby determine to acquire said land mentioned and described in said report for th purpose of opening Thirteenth Avenue tiVest from Chambers Add3_tion to City Uiew Street and the opening of City View Str~=yet between Eleventh Avenue West and Eighteenth Avenue ~,~(est, in F,u~;ene, Oregon. Section 3. That ti":~. ft. Robertson, Harvey L. Hilton and Clarence p;Q. Urey, three disinter- ested free-holders of the City of Eu~-ene and each possessing the qualifications of jurors of the Circuit Court of the County of Lane, State of Uregon, are appointed as vievrers to view such proposed street and make an assessment of the damages and benefits as provided in Section 4 of Chapter 92 of the Charter of the City of Eugene. section 4. That said vievrers are directed to meet on the 11th day of February, 1949, at 9:30 o'clock in the Council Chambers of the City Hall in the City of Eugene, and. the .City Recorder is directed to cause a notice to property ovine rs by publication for at least ten days successively prior to the said day assigned for said viewers to meet, in a newspaper published in the City of Eu(~ene, or by posting such notice in three public places, giving the names of and the time and place appointed for them to meet and specifying with convenient certainty the boundaries, termini or other description of the said proposed street, and the boundaries or other description of the parcels of private property to be appropriated for said purpose . Section 5. That the City Recorder is directed to s end by mail postpaid, a copy of each notice to each of the property otivners whose property is proposed to be appropriated or to the agent of such ovmer ~vY~re the postoff.ice address of such ovmer or agent is known to him, and if such postoffice address be unknown to him, then such notice shall b~~ directed to such owner ~ or agent at Eugene, Oregon, as provided in .Section 3 of Chapter 9 of the Charter of the City i 1 of Eu~;en e . 1 25.1 Section 6: That it is necessary for the convenience of the citizens of the City of Eugene, that said street be opened and an emergency is therefore declared to exist, and it is therefore declared to t.e for the immediate preservation of the peace, health and safety of the City of Eugene that this Ordinance become effective immediately upon its passage by the Common Council and approval b,y the tv2a,yor. 1 1 i~ kpproved by the P~ayor this 25th day of January, ly~y . /s/ V. E. Johns an ll4arlor Passed by 'the Corunon Council this 2L~th day of January, 19~ 9 . /s/ _ Henry F. Beistel ___ City Recorder ~ - `~