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HomeMy WebLinkAbout12/26/1933 Meeting ~236 ;.. ~ -- -~_." r-_ .-__. . ----- _ >t-._~ - -_.' ~_ _ ____ __ __~ __ _ _ ,_.__ ._.,.._ _ _"_. ____...r. _ .'_ '1 ......... ... .. ..- ... Council g~~:~~~:, 2~~g~~~3.oregon ..... ~~ t ,.:~, lIinutes of the adjourned meeting of the Cornmon Council held at the hour of '.,.r-:'" 7:30 o!clock p.U., Tuesday, December 26, 1933. Council was called to order by Mayor Large with all Councilmen present. lJI'. J. \"1. LIcArthur, Su]?erintendant of the ;7ater & Lif;ht Department, stated tha t t he Board had concurred in the plan of remode ling the Water and Light , quarters, and the installation of electric heating for the building, but clesired :1 cex'tain mat te.I's cleared in ~vri ting, including a new lease to meet the changing conditions as to occupancy, including the abandonment of the upper room now used I by the Light and VJater De:p'artment, and changing of area and l'emodeling of the first floor, and also that they would like an agreement for a three year trial of the heating plan. Councilman Held moved that the Ci ty enter int 0 a new lease along tpe lines suggested and agree to the three year trial of the heating plan, and that the City Attorney embody in the lease and agreement the conditions unde~stood between the Council and \Iater .3oard. 1Ihe motion vms seconded and '. carrled. ' Dr. Romig, City Health Officer, reported an inspection of the City jail sta t in[:; tha t tjhe jai 1 VIas not entirely sani tary on acc ount of t oi le t faci li tie s , lack of showeJ::'s, and insufficient windovv space for li~ght and ventilation. He also stated ,that there appeared to be no State reBulations on the subject. Dr. Simon l"emarked that after five years of effort to seCU1"e a new jailor better jail conditions the Police Gommittee would welcome sutgestions looking to the improvement of this situation. Councilman Edwards filed a protest containing 59 signatures opposing the e;ranting of a permit for a tourist camp VIi thin one and one-half miles of the University of OreGon. rr1he sUGgestion that 1.:1'. Jones was possibly conducting a touri s t carn.p' vvi thin the p roh1 bi ted area was referred to Chi ef De rgman for I investigation. The I'oliee Committee and Chief of Police submitted a report on their I i~lITes ti ga ti on. of the Home.- A?a.rtl11en~ s, and a rec ornmenda ti~n, that ~he. ope ~ator! s I license be revoked, and tna'u the llcensee and landlord ot the bUlldlne; be notified of the action of the COf.tl111ittee and Council. .L\. motion Has made, seconded and carl"ied to adopt the l'eport and l"ecoI11mendation of the Committee. Statement of bills for the ~ugene Public Library for the month of December, 1933, was plaeed on file. A cOI'J1TIunication to' :2ngi11eer, W. C. Clubb, solicitin{; the l?yrnent of ~nO.OO dues to the l'Tational Conference on City lJlamling, \-11as presented and on motion tabled. A cOl1lJ.TIunication from Percy 'if. .3rov!l1 offering to audit the City books for 1933 alle1 to c enduc t a monthly audi t dur iug 1934, if aGreeable to the Ci ty, was presented to the Council, and Councilman Hendershott moved that the contract be I auardec1 to ~.Ir. Jrovvn. AI' tel" some discussio~1 the question 'vvas put and lost on a [' vote of 5 to 3, and on motion the Hecorder \'las instl'ucted \;0 call for bids f'01" auditin~ the 1933 accounts. I ...... ~ , ~ The Finance Committ~e l'epol"ted that they had pUl"chased fOl" the Oi ty from · Camp & Co. ,)3,000.00, 5-Y/J Fire EqUipment Bo:qds due Eovember' 1, 1935 at 99.20, and J2500.00 Series A-C Improvement 30nds at 5~J due October 15th 1936 at a price of I 92.00; and from Dlythe &: Co., ~6,000.00 Series A-C 1u:~ene Improvement 30nds due I in 1936 at 92.00; and also a ~500.00 Series A-C 1936 Improvement 3011d from Ferris I and Hardgl"ove at 92.50. The )3000.00 J?!re Equipment :Bond was purchased for the General 30nd SinJdn{~ J;""und, and the balance of the .3onds being purchased ou t of the Intersection Fund for the retirement of the City! s installment of its bonded intersection debt. A mot ion was made seconded and carl"ied confLeming the purchas of the se bonds. The Recorder re ported ap:plica tions as follows for refunding de1inq1J.en t assessments: No. :Name Amount 94 H. H. & Almena Anderson ~323~73 I 95 Samue 1 J. & J el"usha Brown 421.22 96 W. E. & Rose K. Buchanan 136.29 97 W. D. & Ella Calkins 102.00 98 C. U. and Janet U. Collier 253.52 99 R. D. Cornelius 413.05 100 ~. R. & Elsie Elmore 250.00 101 Burr E. & Berenice I. Fisher 120.22 102 Nellie E. Furnish 111.74 103 Georgia D. & otto Gilstrap 67.36 104 T. C. Ha 11 187.31 . 105 Nellie D. & D. R. Hammant 113.41 ~, ~ - 237 .. ~~._._-----~ - --~----- -_.~~~ --- -- - - -- _.__.~._-- -.------- '.0 _ ___ ___ _____.. _.____ ____ -- ---. - ._- ---- -~--- --- - -- -- - -..." - --- - -- - --. -'~-" --. .--- --.~ __ _ _ _.._....~_h_ _ _ ___, 106 C. C. Harlow 413.98 107 ,.' "Elma~L~:HEmdricks 328.74 __ 108 E. E. Jepsen 164.08=.. ,'r", 109 E. E. Je~psen - 509.01 -':'<,j 110 E. E. Jepsen & Sarah Stoner 149.99 '~;....J III E. C. & F. E. Lenhart and G. C. &: l'.[rs. G. C. Scheible il09.38 112 George U. and 1111's. C~eo. H. Lucas 210.93 113 George J. &: Nannie F. Lusich 126.48 114 l'.lrs. Hyrtle :tlcDougal 152.18 115 John W. and Elizabeth llcFadgen 109.11 116 Clayton LI. & Phillippina Hanville and Flo;yd & Dorothy lIanville and Grace & Ira A. Manville and Leona & Hel~y Heisel 308.97 117 Leslie P. & Lulu B. i,Iiller 371.74 118 Leslie P. & Lul1l B. Miller 110.89 119 W. L. & Clara S. Osborn 121.07 ... 120 Ennis & Ellis R. Parker 114.50 121 Hr. /-}; l\lrs. Edward VI. Pruitt 95.02 122 G. E. & Daisy L. Reeve 800.00 123 Oriana Stivers 123.03 124 Oscar & Mae Warfield 98.64 125 M. Y. & Celia Warner 243.81 126 M. Y. & Celia A. if/arner 210.07 127 Lu ti e 1? '~1ea vel' 329.05 128 H. A. & Annie White 194.49 129 R. S. & Elizabeth A. Wynd 600.49 On motion of Councilman Hendershott, duly seconded and carried, the Council apporved the applications. The Recorder called too the attention of the Council the relluests of the holders of Contractor's Improvement Wal"rants of the City for permission to apply these warrants in pa~nent of property assessments, and this matter was referred to 'I the City Attorney and Judiciary Committee for report. A Communication relating to the authorization of the Fire Department, by " Ordinance, to give fire protection beyond the city limits was laid over on retluest of Councilman Bond. A Resolution authorizing and confirming the act of the IIIayor and Recorder in executinG a deed on behalf of the Eugene Water Boal"d to ( ) Barne'S and ( , Barnes grantees for a two and one-half acre tract in Section 2, Township 17 South Range I East, was presented and motion was made seconded and carried to adopt the resolution. \ RES 0 L UTI 0 N Whereas, heretofore the City of Eufene, acting by and through the Eugene Water Board, aCtluired the following described property, to-wit: .; That part of the \~fest half of the Southeast Quarter of Section 2, Township 17 South Range 1 East, Willamette Ueridian, commonly known as the Aya place, lying South of the new f\IcKenzie Highway a.'ld West of the old McKenzie HiGhway, being more particul- arly described as follows: Beginning at a point at the intersection of the South rine of Section 2, Township 17 South Range 1 East, Willamette Mel~idian, vvith the Southerly right of way line of the new lIcKenzie Highway, said point being 612.4 feet N01"th 88 degrees 50 feet East from the Quarter section corner on the South line of said Section 2, and running thence Easterly along the South line of said Section 2, North 88 degrees 50 feet East 702.3 feet to an iron rail at the Southeast corner of the ';Iest half of the Southeast Cluarter of said Section 2, thence North along the East line of said ~est half of . Southeast Iluarter 90 feet, more or less, to the Southerly right of way line of the old UcKenzie Highway, thence Northwesterly along .1 said right of wfJ:y line 320 feet, mOl"e or 1 ess, to the Southerly " right of way line of the new LIcKenzie HiGhway, thence Southwesterly , along said right of way line South 58 degrees 15' West 506 feet, more or less, to the point of beginning, containing 2.5 acres, more or less, all in Lane County, Oregon. as a part of the Leaburg Extension of the City's pUblic utility plant, and now at this time the City of Eugene, actine tl~ough its Council and through its Water . "ioiIl r 2:38 '.. -- '-'~-:---:-:-~:----~--:--:----:::-:---'~---:-:-'::~----:-:---~-':--:-~~--::-:.---~-----:-:--:-~- --- -::-: - -- - .-- . -::. ---- ""- ---_. ~- ~1'-~--cc:.,--=----- --c-:-:----_,-------~------ ---~-':r:-:--,,----::-~-:-___::___- -------,---- _n ,- H___ _. __ __-,'_' - - - u_ -- -'--- ----,- ,- - - I ,I Board, dOBS herelTY determine that the property known as the Aya f'carm of two and a I, - ,c 0 .";f.~ ~f[ half acres is no -longer of use to the Ci ty and should be disposed of, and 11II czr WHEREAS, the- City o:f Eugene has advertised the said prb:pE>rty and called :for ~ competitive bids -and has heretofore awarded and does hereRY award the purchase and . . < sale to ( ) Barnes and ( ) Barnes for .$175.00, that being the highest and . : best bid therefor. . It There fore i BE IT RESOLVED that the 1.:ayor and Recordel" make execute and deliver a good I ' I and sufficient d:ed to said premises at a consideration ofo ~175.00 to the said i II ( ) BarneSal:d ( ) narnes, as grantees, and that the action of the Hayor . \1 and Recorder exe~utin8 and signing said deed are hereby ratified ,and confirmed as I ~ if done as of th~S date. ! c --0-- . f t' G ! A communication from Mr. Herman Kehrli, E:.;:ecutive Secretary; relatIng to the I passafe of a proposed uniform ordinance, for all ci tie s on the licll,lor control, was i read and the consideration of the ordinance laid over. II 1:Ir. E. H. Hall, proprietor of Hall's 1,'Iotor Store stated thaJe he had discon- , tinued the use of one of his motor stores on December 2, 1933, and requested the I Council to give him credit for the unexpiredportiol1 ,of the license __on this car at such time as he should decide to put the car in active service again. No action Ii was taken at thi s time. I_ ii On motion the Council adjourned. I! , 11 ,- I R . S 0 ,B ry son, II ii . City Recordel". ,I !: " II Ii II Ii Ii I' II , - I: r · I I II Ii Ii If i I I I \ c I il ~. I. !1 f il . :1 ,~ ~ . 'I !I " 11 \1 . ~__H