Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAbout04/25/1938 Meeting ~ 71 Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon April 25. 1938 I Th~ minutes of the adjourned meeting of the Common Council held at the ho~r of 7:30 oJclock P.M., April'25, 1938. Mayor Lar~e called the meeting to order~ Councilmen present were: Messrs. Lamb, Hendershott, Reid, Page, Hanns, Farrington, and Bond; absent, Mr. Carlson. Winsor Calkins acted as City Attorney, pro tem~ ~.. ~ - 1 I ,1 The minutes of the previous meeting, April 11, 1938, were presented and or- 2 dered filed. I " Stanley 0tevenson, representing the Chamber of Commerce"Committee and ~chool Board, addressed the council relative to the proposed South willamette Athletic, field, petitioning an amendment to the proposed ballot title for the ~pecial Election to be held on May 20, 1938. Mr. Stevenson pointed out that the City had title to the prpperty against which ,there were bonds outstanding and the 'purpose of this, levy was to payoff the bonds and the ~chool Board receive a deed to the property for athletic and playground purposes. He felt that under the present wording, i~ would give the impression that this one-half mill levy would be for the purpose of acquiring additional property, which, of course, is not the case. He submitted to the council the following form for theif consideration: UShall the Charter of the city of Hugene be amended, authorizing, empowering and directing the Council to levy a tax of one-half mill on the dollar valuation upon all the taxable property in the city of ~ugene to be applied in payment of bonds now 6utstanding against lands owned by the City of Eugene and to transfer by deed to School District No~ 4 the seventeen acre south ~illamette Street tract for athletic field and park purposes.n 1"3 The City Recorder, having been requested, outlined the entire procedure that had heretofore taken place: On January 31, 1938, the council passed a resolution call- ing for this special election, and on the same day passed Ordinance No. 8532 or-. dering the election. Then, in ,due course of time, the City Attorney presented the Recorder with a form of sample official ballot and voters' pamphlet, but that at~the present time none of this material had been presented to the printers. The Recqrde stated that in his opinion the only question involved ~as, :'Does the ~roposed'change of ballot title conform with the statements made in the resolution and ordinance as passed?U ,In other words, any new ballot title that might be'used could not be in variance with the resolution and ordinance. Acting Attorney, Winsor Calkins, stated that it was a very fine point and whether or not it was too late to effect this change, he would ha~e to give it further study.' Stanley Stevenson pointed out that Lawrence T. Harris, expressed the opinion that a change could be made without any question. Upon motion made and seconded, this request was referred to the Judiciary Committee and Ci~y Attorney with power to act. I 1 Herbert Smeed, on behalf of Harry Abele, requested waiver of certain require ments of construction in Fire Zone No. 2 so as to allow Mr. Abele to erect two duplex residences on the "rear of Lot 2, Block 8, Skinner's Addition, more commonly known"as 234 ~est Seventh Avenue. It was revealed that the residences were to be of one-story construction, modern and a decided improvement for the neighborhood. This request had been denied by the Board of Appeals at their meeting of April 15. Moti'on was made by Councilman Hendershott and seconded by Reid ,to overrule the decision of the Board of Appeals and grant the request. When the question was raised as to the possible increase in fire insurance rates because of the waiver of the building requirements, Mr. Hendershott withdrew his motion with consent of the second and the matter was left with the council to report as a committee of"the whole at the next meeting. Mayor Large appointed the Judiciary Committee to check /4 the insurance rates and it was so ordered. Mr. Jack Kesling's appearance before the Board of Appeals for a recommenda- tion to waive the "set-back" regulations covering their property at the Northwest corner of the intersection of High Street and Fifteenth Avenue, was postponed by the Board ip the hope that a more suitable location could be found for the erect.1on of the gospel hall, and this action was sustained by the Council. /5 ,I The request of Clive Stanley for a reclassification of the. lot at the North- west corner of Oak Street and 13th Avenue for the purpose of erecting a store building covering the entire lot, was denied by the Board of Appeals but they re- commended that the. Plann'ing Commission be requested to consider the reclassificatio of this property and this was approved by the council. ' I 6 The $450.00 offer of Eunice H. Hathaway for Lot 8, Block 5, Hollenbeck's Ad- /7 dition, was ordered held by the Finance Committee and it was so ordered. The $831.84 cash offer of Lance Hart for Lot 12, Block 5, Gross Addition, was held by the Finance Committee and upon motion made and duly seconded, approved ,8 by the council. ~ ",.. 72 Mr. Hendershott recommended that Joseph Harrell be deputized as a special police officer for his duties at the airport and the City Recorder was instructed to notify the United Air Lines Corporation and the U.S. Department of Commerce that the -.~ City's interest 'at the airport were now under the supervision of Mr. Harrell by ,~ authority of a lease granted him. Upon motion made and seconded, these recommendati ns 9 were duly approved by the council. I I The $550.00 cash offer of E. U. Wagy for Lot &, Block 8, Hollenbeck's Ad- dition, was rejected by the Finance Committee and a counter-offer of $850.00 extende . Upon motion made and seconded, the recommendation of the Committee was unanimously 10 approved. / The $400.00 offer of C.P. Tillman for Lot 1, Block 1, Maplecroft Addition, was denied by the Finance Committee and a counter-offer of $850.00 extended. Upon 11 motion made and seconded, the recommendation of the Committee was duly approved. I The $30.00 offer of S. L. Smith for the delapidated house located at 340 East 16th Street, was upon motion made and seconded, accepted by the counc,il. It was revealed that Mr. Smith will wreck the house and render the lot free of all /12 debris after dismantling, Offer of Jack Barker to pay' $15.00 to the city for the South 10 feet of Lot 7 and part of Lot 8, Block 3, Mountain View Park Addition, was rejected by the Finance Committee and a counter-offer of $37.76 extended. Upon motion made and seco ded, 13 the recommendation of the Committee was unanimously approved. , 'I The $1500.00 cash offer of Mrs. R. A. Babb for "That part of Lot 3 lying within 160 feet of Fairmount Boulevard also that part of the East 85 feet of Lot 2, lying within 160 feet of Fairmount Boulevard all in Block 28, Fairmount Addition, was rejected by the Finance Committee and a counter-offer of $2500.00 extended. Upon 14 motion made and seconded, this recommendation was approved. I The Finance Commi t,tee recommended the acceptance of Mr. N. E. Glass' offe of $662.42 for "Part of Lot 5, Block 30, Fairmount Addition, known as the Elliott- Morck property on Fairmount Boulevard". The council's former action to accept Mr. Glass' $662.42 offer plus the taxes paid by the city in the amount of $162.50, was herewith resdinded, and upon motion made and seconded, the recommendation of the Committee was duly approved. ' Offer of E. H.Peterson, on behalf of his client, Mr. G. A. Metzgar, in the amount of $750.00 for the East 70 feet of Lot 7, and a part of Lot 8, Block 24, Gross Addition, was recommended as acceptable to the Finance Committee and upon motion made and duly seconded, approved by the council. Offer of J. H. Charless in the amount of $255.CO cash for Lot 1, Block 8, Walters and Seiffert's Addition, was rejected by the Finance Committee and a counter -offer of $290.00 extended.' Upon motion made and seconded, the recommendation of the 17 Finance Committee, was approved. f I' 15 ( 16 r _ Offer of Jack Kesling for Lot 1 and the East 6.8 feet of Lot 2, Block 11, James Huddleston's Addition in the'amount of $1200.00 with a payment of $400.00 in cash and the city to take over the lot at the Northwest corner of 15th and High Streets for $800.00, was denied by the Finance Commi ttee and a counter--offer of $1350.00 extended. Upon motion made and seconded, this recommendation of the Com- J18 mittee was duly approved. Second Dfrer of Robert Walden in the amount of $1100.00 for Lot 10, Block 4, Shaw's Second Addition and request for release of contract covering Lot 10, Block 12, Gross Addition with application of the $100.00 paid on the contract to be made on his present oft'er, was accepted by the Finance Committee on the condition that Mr. Walden reimburse the city the $15.00 paid for furnishing him title insuranc 19 on his former purchase of Lot 10, Block 12, Gross Addition and it was so ordered. / The request of T. H. Garrett to deed back to himself and his wife, Mary J. liarrett property known as ITthe south 50.1 feet of Lot 12, Block 4, Fairmount Amended Addition, was approved by the Finance Committee and reso.lution authorizing the Mayor and Recorder to execute a deed on behalf of Mr. Garrett and wife, was upon 20 motion made and seconded, adopted: I 1 RES 0 L UTI 0 N Whereas, The City of Eugene has acquired title to the South 50.1 feet of Lot 12, Block 4, Fairmount Amended Addition to Eugene,Lane County, Oregon, and I WHEREAS, The City of Eugene has caused the same to be~pp~aised and determined its value and. WHEREAS, T. H. Garr.ett and Mary J. Garr.ett, husband and wife, have offered the city $375.00 for said property, which according to the apprais'ement is all that the property is worth, NOW, THERBFORE, ~ 73""llllll I I I 1 I 21, ( )32 ;23 il4 125 26, / BE IT RESOLVED, By the Common Council of the City of Eugene that the Mayor and Recorder be and they are hereby directed to execute a bargain and sale deed to T. H. Garrett and Mary J. Garrett, husband and wife, for the above described property f~ and to accept in payment therefor the sum of $375.00. ~.:; Councilman Hanns, Chairman of the Fire and ~ater Committee, approved the request to raise the street light located at 15th and Kincaid streets and also to install a larger light. Upon motion made and seconded, this recommendation was dul accepted. The recommendation of the Fire and Water Committee 'that a charge of $6.00 be billed D.S. Milne for services rendered by the Fire Department on a suburban run, was upon motion made and seconded, approved. Councilman Bond, member of the Fire and Water Committee, stated he had tw reports on fire department calls; One for purpose of r~scuing a lady from the river who had attempted suicide and two boys from the Willamette river who had tipped ove in their attempts to run the rapids. Mr. Bond's recommendation that the city adher' to its policy to make no charges in such emergencies, was upon motion made and seconded, approved. ' An ordinance providing for the assurance of a pure water supply in the of Eugene, had its first reading and was held over for further consideration. Resolut~on denouncing ,the premise designated as the Yates Hotel as a dangerous building and a recommendation that the same be dismantled, was upon motio made and duly seconded, adopted by the council: RESOLUTION WHEREAS, there has been presented to the Common Council of the City of Eugene, reports from the Chief of Police~ Chief of the Fire Department, Chairman of the Health Committee, the City Attorney and the Building Inspector of the City of Eugene, each and all denouncing the buildings on that certain premises designated as the Yates Hotel or Apartments located at 372 7th Avenue East in Eugene, Oregon, as dangerous build- ings as defined in Ordinance No. 8292, recommending to the Common Council that the same be dismantled. THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, By the Common Council of the City of Eugene, that a public hearing is hereby called to be held in the Council Chambers in the City Hall in the City of Eugene at seven-thirty o'clock P.M. on Monday the 9th day of May, 1938 at which time and place all persons interested will be heard upon the question as to whether or not the buildings located. at ~72 7th Avenue East in the City of Eugene, Oregon and known as the Yates Hotel or Apartments are dangerous under the pro- visions of Ordinance No. 8292 and as a part of said hearing the Common Council itself shall inspect said buildings and such inspection shall be considered by it in determining whether or not said buildings are dangerous. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, That the City Recorder be and he is hereby directed to forthwith mail to Frank L. Chambers and Edith K. Chambers at 1059 Hilyard Street in Eugene, Oregon, the owners of said property,notice of the time and place and pur- pose of said hearing and that at said time and place this Council shall determine by resolution whether or not said buildings are dangerous. In addition thereto the City Recorder shall give ten days notice of such hearing in the Eugene Register-Guard, a newspaper published in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, and by posting notices thereof in three public places in said city of Eugene. Resolution denouncing the bUilding on that certain prerni~e designated as Joe's Plac 5-7 6th Avenue East, as a dangerous building and a recommendation that the same be dismantled, was upon motion made and seconded, approved by the council: , : RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, There has been presented to the Common Council of the City of Eugene, reports from the Chief of Police, Chief of the Fire Department, Chairman of the Health Committee, the City Attorney and the Building Inspector of the City of Eugenes each and all denouncing the building on that certain premises designated as Joe's Place located at 57 ~th Avenue East in Eugene, Oregon, as a dangerous building as defined in Ordinance No. 8292, re: commending to the Council that the same be dismantled. NOW, THEREFORE, ~ ~4 -. a.-J ~ BE IT RESOLVED, By the Common Council of the City of Eugene, that a public hearing is hereby called to be held in the Council Cham- bers in the City Hall in the City of Eugene at seven-thirty o'clock P. M. on Monday the 9th day of May, 1938 at which time and place all persons in1erested will be heard upon the question as to whether or not the building located at 57 6th Avenue East in the City of Eugene, Oregon and known as Joe's Place is dangerous under the pro- visions of Ordinance No. 8292" and as a part of said hearing the Common Council itself shall inspect said building and such inspection shall be considered by it in determining ~hether or not said builaing is dangerous. ,I j.' ,. .1-. -:..,..~ BE IT FURTHER HESOLVED, That the City Recorder be and he is hereby directed to forthwith mail to ~ennie L. Frasier and Brownell Frasier at 593 east Broadway in Eugene, Oregon, the owners of said nroperty, notice of the time and place and purpose of said hearing and that at said time and place this Council shall determine by resolution whether or not said building is dangerous. In addition thereto the City Recorder shall give ten days notfce of such hearing in the Eugene Register-Guard, a newspaper published in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, and by posting notices thereof in three public places In said City of Eugene. Communication from S. R. Mosher, Building Inspector, reporting on the con- ditions existing at the Yates Hotel and Joe's Place, was presented in conjunction 27 with the two above resolutions: I I "On the afternoon of the above date, in the company of Mr. Page and Mr. Farrington, members of the City Council, Mr. Bergman, Chief of Police, Mr. Nusbaum, Chief of the Fire Department and Mr. Clubb, City Engineer, I visited the building at the east end of Seventh Avenue, known as the Yates Hotel, and found the following 'conditions existing in said building: First floor toilet rooms improperly ventilated. A chi~ney which I deem to be unsafe. An inside stairway improperly lighted. No fire escape lights on the second floor. An outside stairway from 'the s~cond floor leading into a closed court: Eight (8) stoves connected to stove pipes through window, ter- minating at or near the eave line. This building at present is occupied by twelve families wi~h a number of small children and a number of occupants of single rooms. I After leaving the Yates Hotel this sanie group of city officials inspected the premises at 57 and 63 Sixth Avenue East, known as Joe's Place, and occupied as a restaurant and lodging house. I~ this place we fouhd two stove pipes from the kitchen range going through a wooden ceiling with improper clearance: A sto~e pipe goifug, through two board partitions with improper clearance: . A toilet in a room adjoining the kitchen with the vent stack terminating under a window: . An unsanitary, unvented toilet on the second floor and No garbage cans for kitchen wastes." ' 28 ) Communication from the Eugene Board of Health recommending that the Council investigate the facilities of the Yates Hotel, Joe's Place and the New York Rooms with a view of condemning the properties, was pr~sented in condunction with the above reports on this matter. At this time Jacob E. Soric, manger of the Yates' Hotel, stated that if the council proceeded with its plans for condemnation that more than 70 tenants who reside at the Hotel would be w~thout a place to live as their means are very limited. Mayor Larg~ deferred discussion of, the matter until the next meeting. 1 2g I 30. / Counci lman Farrington, Chairrr.an of the Health Commi ttee, rElque'sted that Rev. D. M. Higby of Albany, Oregon, be contacted and asked to complete the demolitio of his building at First and Lawrence Street, and it was so ordered. I Councilman Page, chairman of the Park Committee, reques'ted approval of tre council for a WPA project for construction of walks in Hendrick's and Skinner's Butt 31 Park. Upon motion made and duly seconded, request was granted. I Relative to the Eugene Hospital and Clinic request, Councilman Bond, Chair man of the Police Committee, recommended that hospital zone lines be painted on Wil- lamette Street north and south of the hospital and a yellow strip be placed in front 32 of it. Upon motion'made and seconded, recommendation of the Committee, was approved ! ~ ~ 75 I I I 1 Ii The Police Committee's request that the petition to make 11th Avenue East a through street, be held for another two weeks, was upon motion ,made and s~conded, 32A duly approved. I ~ ,:..;'1 Councilman Bond stated that the management of the Eugene Fruit Growers! Association had been contacted and they are very willing to employ their blast as a curfew signal and further that the curfew ordinance will hereafter be diligently en- 133 forced. Chief of Police Carl Bergman was asked to investigate the excessive speedin of ambulances in the city. Mayor Large expressed that many complaints had been re- ,34 ceivad_ by him to this 'effect. Police were asked to send a prowl car at intervals to the Co~lege Hill District as residents have been complaining of so much broken glass in the streets from bottles thrown from cars parked there in the evenings. The matter of installa- r 35 tion of a light at 23rd and Lincoln, was also taken under advisement. Dr. F~ M. Day requested council for special permission to cut the curb at 11th and Charnelton in the following dimensions, to-wit: 36 feet on 11th and 32 feet in one cut on Charnelton and an additional cut of 15 feet. Inasmuch as the Street Committee could not agree unanimously on the cut to be granted Dr. Day, the matter was referred to the Committee for further consideration. I 36 J 37 38 / Communication from John Beakey, Traffic Engineer of the State Highway Com- mission, informing the council that no data for the installation qf traffic signals in the city would be available until the meeting of the council of May 9th, was or- dered. filed. Report of P.W. Brown, auditor, for the period from January 1 to March 31, 1938, was upon motion made and duly seconded, ordered filed. 39 Report of the Eugene Public Library for the month of February and March,193 was ordered filed. Application of McDonald Brothers to engage in commercial woodsawlng at 1791 Jefferson Street, was denied and application of McDonald Brothers to engage in the business of woodsawing with the purpose of going from house to house within the city of Eugene and carryon the business of woodsawing, was granted. Upon motion made /40 and seconded, the recommendations above made were duly approved. , Resolution directing the Mayor and Recorder to execute ~ contract on behalf 141 of C. F. Goettling, was upon motion made and seconded, adopted: RES 0 L UTI 0 N /2 Resolved that the City of Eugene shall enter into a contract of lease with C. F. Goettling for the exclusive use of Lot 7, Block 9, Sladden's Third Addition to Eugene, Lane County, Oregon for ad- vertising purposes, and the Mayor and Recorder are hereby authorized and directed to make, execute and deliver on behalf of the City of Eugene, the hereto attached contract of lease. Resolution directing 'the Mayor and Recorder to execute a bargain and sale deed on behalf of Anson B. Cornell, was upon motion made and seconded, adopted by th council:' 1 RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, The City of Eugene has acquired IlThe South 21 1/3 feet of Lot 2 and-all of Lot 3, Block e2, Gross Addition to Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, and WHEHEAS, The City of Eugene has caused the same to be appraised and determined its value and, \~'HEREAS, Anson B. Cornell and Flossie U. Cornell, husband and wife, have offered the City $800.00 for said property, which ac- cording to the appraisement is all that the property is worth, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, By the Common Council of the City of Eugene that the Mayor and Recorder be and they are hereby directed to execute B bargain ahd sale deed to Anson B. Cornell and Flossie U. Cornell, hu~band and wife, for the above described property and to accept in"\,payrrient therefor the sum of $800.00 ~ r-- 76 Resolution directing the Mayor and Recorder to execute a contract on beha f of T. E. Davenport, was upon motion made and seconded, approved by the council: 43 I '.'~'J "'~.~l . ~-d? RES 0 L UTI 0 N I WHEREAS, The City of Eugene has acquired the following described property, towit: Lot 6, Block 11, Hollenbeck Addition to Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, and WHEREAS, The City of Eugene has caused the same to be appraised and determined its value, and WHEREAS, T. E. Davenport has offered the City $400.00 for said property, which, according to the appraisement, is all that the property is worth, NOW, THEREFORE BE IT RESOLVED, By the Common Council of the City of Eugene that the Mayor and Recorder be and they are hereby directed to enter into the annexed con~ract on behalf of the City of Eugene, and the $125~00 down payment and all subsequent payments shall be de- posited with the City Treasurer of said city. I Resolution directing the Mayor and Recorder to execute a contract on be- 44 half of W. E. Tozier, was upon motion made and seconded, duly adopted by the counc'i : I RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, The City of Eugene has acquired the following described property, to-wit: The South 45 feet of the North 115 feet of Lot 1, and the South 45 feet of the North 115 feet of the East 44 1/3 feet of Lot 2, Block 4, Grand Prairie Addition to Eugene, Oregon, and WHEREAS, The City of Eugene has caused the same to be appraised and determined its value, and WHEREAS, W. E. Tozier has offered the City $800.00 for said pro- perty, which, according to the appraisement, is all that the property is worth, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESObVED, By the Common Council of the City of Eugene that the Mayor and Recorder be and they are hereby directed to enter into the annexed contract on behalf of the City of Eugene, and the $200.00 down payment and all subsequent payments shall be deposited with the City Treasurer of said City. Resolution to execute an application to withdraw, liThe West 55 feet of Lots 5 and 6, Block 24, Gross Addition from the registration records and change the same back to the former or recording system of the State of Oregon, was upon motion made and duly seconded, adopted by the council: I 45 / RES 0 L UTI 0 N WHEREAS, The City of Eugene desires to write title insurance on "The West 55 feet of Lots 5 and 6, Block 24, Gross Addition, to Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, and the property as it stands is in the registration or Torrence system on the records, THERKE"ORE , BE IT RESOLVED, By the Common Council of the City of Eugene that the Mayor and Recorder be and they are hereby directed to make~ execute and deliver an application to withdraw "The West 55 feet of Lots 5 and 6, Block 24, Gross Addition to Eugene, Lane County, Oregon from the registration records and change the same back to the former or recording system of the 0tate of Oregon. 1 Resolution to execute an application to withdraw Lots 4 and 5, Block 5, Driverton Addition from the registration records and change the same back to the former or r-ecording system of the 0tate of Oregon, was upon motion made and seconde , 46 adopted by the council~ ( RES 0 L UTI 0 N I WHEREAS~ The City of Eugene desires to write title insurance on Lots 4 and 5, Block 5, Driverton Addition to the City of Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, and the property as it stands is in the registration or Torrence system on the records, therefore~ BE IT RESOLVED', By the Common Council of the City of Eugene that the Mayor and Recorder be and they are hereby directed to make, execute, and deliver an application to withdraw Lots 4 and 5, Block 5, Driverton Addition to the City of Eugene, Lane County, Oregon from the registration records and change the same back to the former or recording system of the 0tate of Oregon. ~ ~ 77 I I I I I 47 / / 4a /49 50 The following resolution to withdraw property from the registration re- cords and change the same'back to the former or recording system of the state of Oregon, was upon motion made ind duly seconded, adopted: RES 0 L UTI 0 N !~l ,~J WHEREAS~ The City of Eugene desires to write title insurance on Lots 2. 3. and 4, Block 1; Lots 1 and 2, Block 2; Lots'a. 9 and 10, Block 3; Lots 1, 3, 4, 5 and 8, Block 5; Lots 1, 2, 3 and 6, Block 6, all in Pearl Addition to the City of Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, and the property as it stands is in the registration or Torrence system on the records, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED, By the Common Council-of the City of Eugene that the Mayor and Recorder be and they are hereby directed to make, execute and deliver' an application to withdraw Lots 2, 3, and 4; Block 1; Lots 1 and 2, Block 2; Lots a, 9, and 10, Block 3; Lots 1, 3, 4, 5 and B. Block 5; Lots 1, 2, 3, and 6, Block 6, all in Pearl Addition to the City of Eugene, Lane County, Oregon from the registration records and change the same back to the former or recording system of the state of Oregon The Recorder stated that Chief of Police Bergman had been taking care of some of the relief work that Mrs. Richardson as police matron had been doing and had no authority to draw on these funds and felt that he should be allowed to do this. The matter was referred to the Police Committee to determine the action to be pursue . The request from'the University of Oregon that the City contribute toward the purchase of a plaque to be installed on the grounds of the university with,the information that, this is the University of Oregon campus, was upon motion made and seconded, ordered filed. It was revealed that the senior class wa~ to withstand the expense of one and wished the city to contribute $50.00 for the purchase of the other. Upon motion made and seconded, the meeting was adjourned. C. M. Bryan City Recorder ~