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Home My WebLink About05/08/1933 Meeting ~ 192 j ~~.l C .:: - -,.---. Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon tlay 8, 1933 'IJ I Hinutes of the regular monthly session of the COiilll10n Council, held at 7:00 o'clock P.M., May 8, 1933. Council was called to ol'der by Mayor Elisha~Large, with all Councilmen present except Mr. Scobert. I\1inutes of the Special meeting of April 3, 1933, the regular meeting of April 10, 1933, and the adjourned meeting of April 24, 1933 were read and approved. The Judiciar,l,r and Health COiillnittees submitted a joint report concerning the keeping of roos'tiers and bees withiu,'the City, 8l1d stated that it was the opinion of the Commi ttees and Ci ty Attorney that these mat tel's could prObably be reg'Ulated under the present nuisance Ordinance, and that the difficult.y of enacting a select- i ve Ordinance exempt ing certain 10cali ties and varying condi ti ons considered, they recommended that no action be taken. The report of the Committees was adopted by the Council. . The Jud ici ary and Financ e Commi t tee s joined in a recoiMl1enda tion tha t no change II be made in the license fee foX' garbage haulers. This report was also adopted by th' Council. I (, Ii I Chairman Hendershot t of the Finance Commi t tee reg orted the following the Council with recommendation that they be allowed, and 11l0tjion was made seconded that warrants be drawn for same. The ayes and nays were called, Councilmen presentvo t~ng aye , nay, none, absent Scobert. GENERAL BOND INTEREST FUND ~ F. Wentworth, Trea~. Ae tna Life InsuI"ance Co. Hedley Holeman Chase C oITIpany Burroughs Adding Machine Co. Miller-Bryant-Pierce Co. Shelton Turnbull & Fuller F. Wentworth, Treasurer Hanson Blue Print Co. E'ugene Steam Laundry , Eugene Storage Battery Co. Northwest Cities Gas Co. Clark Battery & Electric Co. Euf;ene Print'Lng Company Firestone Service Stores, Inc. George A. Halton Lightning Radio Service Morris Chevrolet Co. Carlson Hatton & Hay, Inc. Castelloe & Stocker Eugene Comcrete Pipe Co. Eugene Foundry & Machine Co. il Eugene Planing Mill 1 E'ugene Sand & Gravel Co. il Gabriel Powder & Supply Co. Laneco Battery Company I Ludford's I Montgomery Ward & Co. 11 Peter A. Nelson I The Adjus tnIen t 3ureau I J. W. Q.uackenbush & Son I I I II I , I .;p24 75.00 GENE RAL FUND 92.30 73.10 5.00 5.55 2.25 20.25 11.06 5.21 7.05 10.80 10.22 3.12 10.25 1.90 1.00 2.90 .83 30.29 .75 21.35 2.50 .40 51.50 1.98 5.50 1.26 16.55 22.90 19.12 33.65 F. Wentworth, Treas. Scobert Warehouse Co. Standard Oil COlTIf)any , C. P. Tillman Company Waldorf Paint Company Eugene Mill & Elevator Co. Nordling Parts Company Williams Bakery V. C. Chase State Industrial Accident Comm. bugene Water Boar<l hu.p;ene \'Jater Board Eu~ne 'Nater Board Lea;S?;ue of Ore{"on Ci ties Eugene Public Library Central Heating Company Eugene Water Board West Side Auto Wreckers Simmons Company R. A. Babb Hardware Co. iUestern Auto Sugpl.f Co. Preston & Hales H . W. Dunn :B.uD'e ne Hat er Board Cressey's Pacific Telegraph & Telephone Shell Oil Company F. Wentworth, Treasurer Dr. E. D. Furrer I\1apj1a ttan Cafe EUf;;ene 'ila ter Board, bills to and all ~977.50 34.00 25.44 3.15 1.35 8.25 .95 4.02 27 . 00 123.44 750.00 '150.00 807.70 25.00 450.00 28.75 12.90 9.00 11.85 32.07 4.24 2.85 17.60 27.94 12.07 12.80 179.80 65.98 52.42 18.88 71.62 I .~ The Street COiflIuittee, by Chairman Lamb, recommended that the petition for paving the alley South of the Hospital be denied. The Reco~nendation, upon motion, was adopted. Chairman Borm of the Fire and Water Committee reported that the Fire Chief, had in addition to the inspection to the basements in the Business district, extended thi s servi ce to Apartment Houses and Schools, and had fOlmd excellant condi t ion wi th Ii ttle fire hazard. I Health Committee, by Chairman I\lr. Zumwalt, reported that under a permit from the State Game Commission he had sold two yearling Elk at ;$15.00 each, and this report received the a9proval of the Council. On recommendation of the Police Committee the Council granted the application of' the Alder Drug Store :for a Paclcaf;e Retailer's Alcoholic beverage License. ~, '. -"'" .: ~ ~93 : 1 I Monthly ~epo~ts fo~ Ap~il, 1933, of the Police Depa~tment, City Enginee~, Fi~e Chief, and Public Lib~a~y we~e ~ead and filed. '::t""- ~.: The Reco~de~ ~epo~ted the completion of the t~ansaction with Mr. E. F. 1hl~phy on the ~eceipt f~om him of ~28.34, and the issuance of a deed by the Mayo~ and Reco~der reconveyingto him Lot 6, Block 5, Chaffibe~s Addition, and the ~eturn- ing of this p~operty to the tax rolls. The request of the Associated Oil Company to install a metal sash and wire reinfo~ced window glass at the Service Station on lOth and Olive Streets was, on mot ion, grant ed. .- Applications of D,r. C. H. Hartman of Klamath Falls, Oregon" and A. R. Andrews of Elkton, Oregon for the position of Milk and Meat Inspecto~ were read. A Communication from the Ci tyi30ard of Health recommending to the Council the temporary appointc'1ent of Dl~. Helterline of Eugene as lIIill{ and treat Inspector was read. Mayor Large nominated Dr. Hel terline, under recofnmendation of the Board of Health for a temporary term of not more than six months. Mr. Hende~shott moved, and };I~. Edwards seconded the motion to confirm this appointment, and the aye sand 'na.ys we~e called. Councilmen voting aye: Hendershott, Bond and Edwards. Nay: Lamb, Reid, Simon and Zumwalt. Thereupon Councilman Zumwalt, Chairman of the Heal th Comilli ttee, recommended to Ma'y'o~ Lal~ge the nominat ion of Dr. H. R. Hoon of Portland, Oregon, as Milk and Meat Inspector. Thereupon Mayor Large stated in recoe:nition of the evident desil'e of the I'na,jority he would nominate Dr. H. R. Hoon as Milk and Meat Inspector. Motion was made and seconded to confirm this appoint- ment, with the understanding that Dr. Hoon vvould receive the same compensation allowed to his ,predecessor, LIl~. Lav/rence, for this service. On vive voce vote the motion was declared carried. An Ordinance creating a COlllinission to be known as the 130ard of Health, and defining i't s powers and dut ie s, was read the fir st ti me and ~efer l~ed to the Judiciary and Health CO[~1ittees ill1d the City Atto~ney. I An Ordinance declaring the intention of the Comnon Council of the City of Eugene to make a re-assessment of the Cost of constructing a sidewalJc on the East side of Orchard Street between 15th mId 17th Avenues, abutting Lot 14, Block 11, Fairmount, according to the amended Plat thereof, and fixing a time and place for holdin{~ a meeting of the Council at which all protests against' such re-assessment shall be hea~c1, and directing the ~;ivin5 of notices, was read the first time and passed its second and third readings under suspension of the rule by a unanimous consent of the Council, and was placed upon its final passage. The ayes and nays were called, and Councilmen votine; aye 7, nay, :noYle, absent Scobert. rrhe Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8329. An O~dinance c~eatine; a special permit fO.r the cutting of curbs at the corner of Eleventh Avenue East and Oak Street in the City of Eugene was read the fi~st time, and p;:?ssed its second and third readings by title under suspension of the rule b,y the unanimous consent of the Council, and was placed upon its final passage. 'l'he 8.y'es and nays were called, Councilmen voting aye, 7, nay, none, absent Scobert. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8330. ,.:' An Ordinance g~anting a special permit to the Shell Oil CompalW to store f;as'oline at its se~vice Station at Eleventh Avenue East and Oak Streets in the City of EU{'ene was read the fil~8t time, and passed its second and third readings by title under suspension of the ~ule by the unanimous consent of the'Council, and was placed upon its final passage. The ayes and nays were called, Councilmen voting aye 7, nay, none, absent Scabert. The O~dinance was declared passed and numbered 8331. On motion of Councilman Zumwalt, the Recorder was directed to request Health Officer, Dr. R. C. Romig, to file monthly health reports with the City Council. A general discussion of the advisability of making certain repairs to the Ci ty Hall, and of constructing an addi tional Council and Court room immediately West of the Hecorder's Office, under the use of funds provided by the Reconstruct- ion Finance Cor"ooration was had. Councilman Bond moved that the re~<j3;il'S to the Recorder's Office and construction of Council Chambe~ and C01~t Room be referred to the Guildil1B: Ins.pecto~ with power to act. The motion \V8.S seconded and carried. I On motion the Council adjourned to meet at 7:30 0'clock P.M. on May 22, 1933. R. S. Bryson, City Recorclel'. 4 .; ..ollllI