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Home My WebLink About09/08/1930 Meeting ~",O"""'O" ~ ' y.'. ,. - 11 o -- -.. - -. - -- .-- ----- - -," ~._- - - -. - - - - - - - - ---- - - . - -. -- _. _.~ --- . - -'.. __ - 1.- .- . - -. - -,,-~---- - . -- -_. - - .-- - - -- --'-' - ~ ---- - --- -.._~ -- Chambers Council, Eugene, Orego . September 8, 1930. I Minutes of the regular mont.hly session of the Common Council, held at 7:30 o'clock ~P. M., September 8,1930. Council was called to order by Hayor H. E. Wilder with all Councilmen present except Monroe. r"~' Minutes of the regular meeting of August 11th, 1930, and of the adjourned meeting' of August 25th, 1930, were read and approved. H. C. Farley appeared before the council and presented a claim of $138.50 for a perso nal injury, and the ma tt er was referred to the finance commi ttee. The finance committ,ee, by Chairman Large, recommended that t,he claim of the Lane County Abstract Company for $12.50 for abstracting, paid by warrant No. 28425 June 30, 1927, but ne vel' recei ved by them, be allowed. Mo tion was seconded .' and on an aye and nay vote carried, seven councilmen voti_ng aye, nay, none. 'Chainnan Large also recommended the payment of the bills incurred by play- ['round fund wi th the express understanding, however, that any excess of these bill over the amount budgeted with interest at 6% from this date until the 1931 play- ground funds are available shall be returned by the playground fund to the general emergency fund. Motion was made and seconffied to adopt the recommendation, and moti on was carried on an aye and nay vo te, seven c ouncilme n voting aye, nay, none. The Street Co~nittee, by Chairman Lamb, moved that the engineer be instruct . ed to have the bo ttom of the amazon di tch plowed, viTi th such ass i stance from the I' street department as can be had, before the rainy season commences. Motion was seconded and carried. Chairman Hendershott of the Fire and Water Committee reported that the Hobi Company was favorable to the installing of the Texico gasoline station at the aviation field, but that negotiations are still pending. ~ The claim of Percy Patterson for adjustment of liens on account of the ~I" amazon ditch and ~7th Street assessments was referred to the Judiciary Committee. Reports of the Milk Inspector and Building Inspector for the month of August were read and placed on fi Ie. : Chairman Reid of the Sewer Committee reported an inspection by himself and engineer Clubb of sewage treatment plant at Klw.:.ath Falls and inspection of Medford and Klamath Falls airports. The petition for the grading of Indiana Street between Columbia and Van Ness Ave., and the petition for the placingO of the sidewalks outside of the parlc- ing area adjacent to the streets on Indiana_Avenue, were read and on motion gran ted.. The Eugene Concret e I1ipe Company, ha ving furnished a bond to indemni ty . the City against loss. A motion was made, seconded, and carried directing the Re'corder to issue a duplicate of warrant No. 34400 in the sum of $1.50, payable . to: the Eugene Concrete Pipe Company, which v:varrant had become lost. e Two Sidewalk Improvement Ordinances were read the first time, and passed thei r second and third readingsb.y ti t le by unanimous consent under suspens ion of" the rule, and was pI aced on their final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all Councilmen voting' aye, nay, none, absent Monroe. The Ordinances were declared pa~sed and nUffibered from 7894 to 7895, both'nuffibers inclusive. Nine'Sidewallc Assessment Ordinances were read the first titre. and laid over. o An Ordinance prohibiting the driving, ru.n.ni.ng Or operating of any automobil truck, motorcycle, or any other motor vehicie, while in an intoxicated condition, or"vvhile under the influence of intoxicating lig,uor was read the first time, and passed its second and third readings by title by unanimous consen t under suspen- . . sion of the rule, and was placed on its final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all Councilmen voting aye, nay, none, absent MOIU'oe. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 7896.. I An Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 7834, passed by the Common Counc il and approved by t.he I\Iayor on the 23rd day of June, 1930, by iriaking provision that when an owner or his agent, or occupant shall fail to remove a sign on said premis s after due no tice, that the same may be removed by the Ci ty, and the co st s there of be made a lien upon the property, was read the first time, and passed its second and third readings by title by unanimous consent under suspension of the rule, and was placed on its final passage. The ayes and. nays were called, all Councilm.en voting aye, nay, none, absent Monroe. The Qrdinance was declared passed and num- be re d 789 7 . - , .. c c ~_ I, .....4 ~. 12 .~ ~_._. _ ___,"_____" ___ _ __ +-__~_~_., _ ___ _ __~_ _."__ _.__ "U'~ .___ __~,...v ,___u. _ _"_____ _ ~._ ._ - - - -. - - --...-- - ~- -~ -- An Ordulance to improve Indiana Avenue from the East line of Columbia Street to the West line of Van Ness Street, by grading the same, in the City of Eugene, was read the first time, and passed its second and third .readings by ti t Ie by unanimous consent under suspen si on of the rule, and was placed on its final 'I ."~~ passage. The ayes and nays were called, all Councilmen voting aye, nay, none, ~ absent Monroe. The Ordinance .was declared :passed and numbered 7898. . {~I , An OrdiJfta.nce approving and adopting the plans and specifications of the' Ci ty Engineer for the improvemen t of Indiana Avenue from the East line of Columbia Street t.o the West line of Van Ness Street, by grading the same, was read the first time, and passed its second 'and third readings by title by unanimous conaent under suspension of t;he rule, and was placed on its final passage. The ayes and nays were called, all Counci Imen vot ing aye, nay, none, a bsent Monro e. The Ordinance was declared 'passed and numbered 7899. Mr. Joseph Jacobs addressed the Council on the subject of paving the alley between 7th and 8th from Olive to Charneiton streets and the sanitary conditions to the premises acljacent to the alley. On motion the matter of sanitation was referre to the- Health Gommittee. Councilmen Reid moved that the Ordinance for the paving. of said alley be taken off the table. Motion was seconded, and on vote three - I councilmen voted for the motion and four against it, and the motion was declared 10 st. I Mr. Hend.er'Shott, moved that the Council instruct the City Attorney to commence condemnation proceedings to aCQuire the four and one-half acres at the , Northeas t corner of the avia tion field.' Illotion was seconded by Mr. Washburne, and on vote declared carried. The Finance Committee reported the following bills for payment and recom- mended that they be paid. The ayes and nays were called, all councilmen voting' aye, nay, none, absent Monroe: IMPROVEMEN T BOND INTEREST FUND F. Wentworth, ~:.reas. $1000.00 F. Wentworth, Treas. $1873.15 F. Wentwo .rth, ~:reas. 1335.00 INTERSECTION FUlrD I' F. !/entworth, ~~reas. $1000.00 F. :fentworth, Treas. $1000.00 . F. vlentworth, ~:reas. 1000.00 F. Nentworth, Treas. 1000.00 ~ F. 1f/entwor th, ~:reas. 1000.00 F. Wentworth, Treas. 1425.44 DISTRI CT IlIi1PROVillVIENT FUND I .. .- t VI. W. B. Const.ruction Co. ~ 67.08 Grant I,TcClure ;;p 40.48 Peter A. Nelson 72.0& Glenwood Sand & Gravel Co. 45.00 Ware & Son 20.00 Peter A. Nelson 381.16 Grant McClure 27.00 GENERilli FUND I Jack Dawson $ 154.80 Imperial Lunch' $ 57.70 II C. E. Mercer ' 154~80 The V/estern Union Telegraph Co. 3.88 :1 c. D. Far-ireI' 129.10 Lane Aut 0 Company 31.05 . I Aetna Life Insurance Co. 116.14 Golden Rule 4.90 '1JJilli amso n 8; Co. 6.00 Hall & Shumway 1.25 Varian Wilkins 5.00 Williamson & Company 2.50 Lizzie Bishop. 5.00 Scoberts Warehouse 4.24 Roy Page 8.00 state Auto Wrecking Co. 4.00 Peter A. Nelson 48.00 Eugene Sand ('.:; Grav'el Co. 127.50 iil.W.B. Construction Co. 25.50 J.L. Latture EQuipment Co. 33.17 cW.W.B. Construction Co. 4.00 Associated Oil Co. 83.48 W.W.B. Construction Co. 2.00 Carlson & Hatton Inc. 4.78 Peter A. :Nelson 104.47 Feenaughty Hachinery Co. 33.32 W.W.B. Construction Co. 156.71 A. Steiert & Son 6.00 Grant McClure 131.02 Eugene Goncrete Pipe Co. 2.75 Ware & Son 38.95 Miller-Sanford Tractor Co. 40.30 Peter A. Nelson 4.00 CentI'al Heating Co. 31.90 Chase Gardens Florists 5.00 Manerud-Huntington Fuel Co. 15.00 Koke-Chapman C ompahy 48.50 Neal Bond 100.00 Eugene Printing Company 2.75 Carl Blechsehindt 11.55 1 Coe's Stationel',)t ,company 1.75 Oregon I;lachinery Co. 19.80 F. Wentworth, ~:reas. 57.15 Rainier Coal Co. 14.75 Burroughs Adding Machine Co. 8.70 Carlson & Hatton Inc. 14.89 Eugene Registel~ 4.40 Irwin Oaks Lumber Co. 2.00 Cressey's Book Store .85 A. Belcher 4.00 A. Carlisle & C;ompany 11.96 Pacific Feed Suppl.)r Company 21.45 Portland Blue J>rint Co. 4.44 Pacific Laboratories 35.00 J. N. Hedberg 37.50 O. S. Flectcher, Co. Agent 6.75 Eugene Foundry &: I\Iachine Co. 15.75 Eugene Water Board 1000.00 Northvvost Cities Gas Co. 9.78 ~ugene ;JateI' BoaI'd 1274.46 . Haskell's Feed Store 2.00 l~lcMorran &: Washburne 9.74 -" ~ -;5 13~ . . -_-,-~-~-_uc:~--:t~~~- ----.-_~~ - ---- ~-~ -:c - - - ...-- - ~ -~ -- ---- - - --- ----~ ..-- - . .........- - ---- ----- .-.- --._-- - ~ - . t- - . - - -~_ ... - ~ - - - -- ~ -- , -- -. - -- c__ --- -. . _. _. _ v - ---.. - -..,. -- --- School District No.4 $200.00 F. Wentworth, Treas. $983.48 J. J. Newberry Co. 1.00 Hendershott's Gun Store 135.37 The Eugene Guard 1.00 E. C. Simmons Co. 20.04 I. State Industrial Acc. Comm. 129.94 Hal Hall 16.00 Gilbert Sprague 42.00 Elden Darrin 16.00 ....... Jame s Brook 12.00 The Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. 9.58 .:'i.) -.. Euge ne 11ublic Li brary 516.67 state Ind. Accident Comm. 43.26 ~ -- '~;':' Eugene Water Board 13 .5 0 Lane County Abstract Co. 12.50 Valley Printing Co. 32.00 Standard Oil Co. 148.50 Union Oil Co. 125 . 25 The Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. 28.86 E. E. Wyatt Inc. 5.00 On m0tion Council adjourned to meet at 7:30 olclock P. M. on Sept. 22nd , 1930. e- R. S. Brys on, City Recorder. ! I .: 1 . II ~