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Home My WebLink About10/27/1932 Meeting '. 16~ h_ - . - - - ~- - - - - - -- - . . - - - ~ _..~- - - -~-~ - - - _._4 _. - __n - .____ - __e_. "'- .~ ~ r _,_ .-..- - h -- n -- - -- -- - - ._- - - - - -- ~. .--.... Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon, De c e mb e l' 2'7, 1932. I Minutes of the adjenrned meeting of the Common Council, held at the I-.l. hour of 7:30 o'clock P. M., December 27, 1932. Council was called to order by en Mayor Elisha Large with all Councilmen ~present except Reid. .ii;;':;"" ~ . A petition asking the Council to provide for angle parJdng on 19th Avenue between Olive and Willam~tte Streets to protect property from run-away cars on the steep incline was presented and supported by J\1r. Horton and Mr. Stein- metz, and the matter was .r'eferl~ed to the Police and Street Committees. The Venden Brothers, now located at the Dalles, sought permission to bring to .E;ugene a portable tabernacle and erect the same for a period of one year for the purpose of conducting evaneelistic services by the Seventh Day Ad- ventists. The matter was referred to the Judiciary Cownittee and City Attorney. . Chairman 2u mvv a 1 t of the Health Committee reported that he had given one oft he bear to Dr. Howard and 111'. Harlick, and that it would be Jeep t at the Benton Lane Auto Park. He also reported that he had advertised for bids and sold to Long and Sons two elk for ~~O.OO, and that he had accepted in payment 715 pound s of beef, which had been procured and delivered to cold storage, and that a consid- erable portion had been given out by Mrs. Richardson to deserving poor. This action received the approval of the Council. At this time Coulwilman Reid appeared in Council. Dr. S1 lon moved that 1~. Zumwalt be authorized to dispose of tW0 addition al elk, but that any disposition of the deer be deferred until later. Motion was seconded and carried. Application of Abraham Bangs for a Lodging House at 88 West 8th Ave., approved by Chief Bergman, was on motion granted. Reports of Hob i Air Service for the I,tonths of August and September were read and placed on file. I Application of R. W. Rundlett for appointment as Building Inspector under the City Engineer was referred to Engineer Clubb. A letter from Tromp & 1'1cKinley solici ting a portion of the treasurer's bond was read and filed. A report of the Relief Comnittee for 1932, showing a balance of ~'7l6.58, which has been divided four ways, allocating to the City $179.14, was read, and t.he di spesi tion of this fund for unernplo~/ment was left in the hands of Engineer Clubb. The Financ e C ommi t tee by Chill rrnan Henders ho tt l'epor ted t he purchase 0 f $2,000.00 Eugene 5% Rehlnding Bonds, due December 1, 1936, at $970.00 and accrued in tere st. A motion was made to confirm the purchase and the same was seconded, and the ayes and lli~YS were called, all councilmen vo ti 11g aye, nay, none. . A c~nmunication addressed to Mayor Wilder from President Briggs of the League of Oregon Cities, urging the support of a IiIunicipal Lobby at the coming sessi on of the Legislature, was read and filed. Reports of the Chief of Police, City Attorney, and Councilman ZL~v~lt, Chairman of the Health Committee, designating a certain building at 2440 Univer- si ty Street as a dangerous building and unsani tary and a nuisance, were read and f il ed, and the following resolution was on motion, duly seconded, adopted: " 10 RESOLUTION Whereas, there has been :presen te cl to t he Common Council of the Ci ty of Eugene reports from the Chief of Police, the City Attorney and the Chairman of the Heal th Commi t tee, each and all denouncing the building on that certain. I pl'emises designated as 2440 UniversitJ- Street in Gross Additim to Eugene, as a dangerous building as defined in Ordinance nO. 8292, and recommendil~ to the COrnmon Cou11cil that the same be dismantled, andtha t complaints have been made I by a large number of residents Ii ving al"cund and near said bui 1 ding ~ rrhe re fore . BE IT RESOLVED :BY rrr:E COJ..IMO:'J COUNCIL OF TEE CITY OF EUGENE: "- , I "- ~ '- \ I ~ ~1-70 \ ., \ . - -- - - ~-- - - - ------- - _. -', ~ - -.-- - - --- ----- --- .'__ ._. _~.._ ~'. __' - -__',-_0-- - ----. ~ -'-'- - _._------------- -~--_. -------- -_.---_.~.._---_.~-_......_~.._-- - --. -._-----_.._._-_._---------------------- --- -_._-----------_._- - -- --' - ,--. .--.,- - -- --<1'"'- ._~_._.._- --.'.--'-----.-.-- -- --- ----~- - ._-. - That a public heal~ing is hereby called to be he Id in the office of the . -1 City Recomer in the City- Hall in the City of Eugene at 7:30 o'clock P. H. on I "'"..._r.- ........ Monday, Janua!' y 9 th, 1933, at which time and place all persons interested will be ...J 0 heard u90n t he que s ti on as to whe ther or not the buildi~~ located at 2440 Univer- sity Street in Baker's Unplatted Addition to Eugene, Oregon, is dangerous u.nder the pI' ov i s1 on s of Ord inance No. 8292, an(l as a part of said hearinG the COffi[[jon I Council itself shall inspect said building and such inspection shall be considered ! I by it in det er'illi ning whe thei:' or n0t s ai d b ui 1 dinE; i s d a .elge i:' ou S . Be it Further Resolved that the City Recorder be and he is hereby directe I to forthvvi th (nail to GeOl"ge Brent at 310 - 19th Avel.1Ue ~lest, owner of said propert , - no ti ce of the time and place and purpose of said hearing', and that at said 'time I and place' this C ounci 1 shall determine by Resolution whether or not said bui Idi ng = is dangerous, In addition thereto the City Recol'der shall give t en days no ti ce . I of such hearing in the Horning News, a nevvspaper published in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, and by posting notices thereof in three pu blic places in said City of I Euge:ne. ii A deed of ri eht-of-way fOl" sewer purposes across Lots 14 and 15, Mathews Park Addi ti 0 n, executed b,V Marius Andersen and wife to the City, was presented, and l110t ion was made, seconded, and carried that the same be accepted, and that the Recorder reco.r'd the saille in County Records. I Two bond s, one for ~?50, 000 and one fa I' 0100,000 execu ted by the liati anal I I Surety Company', bonding ]'1'ed iiJentworth, City rrreasul'er, were on motion ordel'ed, I I approved, and accepted. Engineer Clubb stated that the Gun G lub were seeking to dispose of a li~ght system at the Airport to the City, but that he had ::.lot sufficient data as to j pri c est 0 mal\: e a re p or t at this time. II On motion the Cou~.i.cil adj ou.rned. R. S. i3rvson, C it IT Recorder. <1 I I ii I, il ,I . 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