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Home My WebLink About03/12/1945 Meeting , - . -~-------- I I I r ~---~- ~ ~ Ii I: I I,: i~ ;1 I' ' I' :'t II i' i' I' !' ,.' 1 Ij I I j! 1 2 I i,j b !: :' ,:! 3 !: " " I: I,: i; I,: p t ~ 4 i: .;, 1 I: 5 i! f, II I: 6 r Ii 7 8 I'; "J ; ~ " i.: 9 i: 10 11 , ,., 319 . -~-- - ~ ~:=-~~-=-----==-~~-==--=-=::--=- ~~-=----==-- ~--=-=--==-~-~::- "'=--"", =- - Council Chambers, Eugene Ore. March 12, 1945 v.; --" a; . The minutes of the regul?r meeting of the Common Council, ~eld Monday evening March 12th at 7:30 P.M. The meetipg was called to order by Mayor. M9Nutt. All councilmen present except 4llen. ~-,."". ' ,.~~_. , .~ REPORT OF COM],ITTTEES: j" I' I . , The Finance Committee submitted the. following report: A~ D. Campbell offers $10.00 plus posts of title and insurance policy for strip of land lying east of the east line of Tyler street running north from Broadway. Appraisal: None Offer Accepted. Grant D. Wier offers $275.00 for lot 1 in block 21 of the First Addition to City Outlook (SW corn~r 26th and Potter). Appraisal: $275.00 Apcepted A~ W. Herman offers $500.00 for the west 100 feet of\lot 7, block 23, Gross Addi tion. (l'-J"E co;rner 22nd and Onyx streets). ".,____ No appraisal Counter offer $600.00 Jessie B. Donavon offers $915.00 for the south 100 feet of lots 1 and 2 in block 1, of ~fuCully's Addition (mv corner 25th and Columbia streets). Appraisal: $1025.00 Hold for Appraisal Roy C. Mead offers $500.00 for the south 16.6 feet. of lot 2 and the north 33.6 feet of lot 3, block 19, Fairmount Addition (West side Orchard 200 feet north of 19th). Appraisal: $600.00 Accepted A. W. Herman offers $2200.00 for part of block 21, Fairmount Addition. (Approx- imately 120 feet by 200 feet SW corner 17th and Fairmount). Appraisal: $2200.00 Accepted Bertram E. Jessup offers $1200.00 for lots 26 and 27, Sunset Terrace. Appraisal: $2025.00 or $900.00 for lot 23 Appraisal: $1500.00 or $1200 for lot 23 and south ~ of lot 22 Sunset Terrace. Appraisal: $1980.00 Just wants one of the above offers. Second offer for lot 23 accepted I' I: l:' I' t: I,., i' " I 1 I ,; , i, " Culp and Lake wants to assign 7 lots purchased from the City to A. M. Gilbert. Accepted I I, I ;~ i: I I' 01 I' 1 W. Kay Hadlock wants to cancel contract for lot 6, block 29, Driverton Addi- tion. (M~ corner 23rd and Hilyard). and have money paid refunded except costs to City. Accepted J. M. Kennedy requests refund of $100.00 down payment on the west 50 feet of lots 8 and 9 block 2, Hendricks Second Amended Addition. Set back line require- ments make it impossible for purchase~ to erect home on this site. Accepted Motion made by Johnson and seconded by Hawn that report be ~ccepted. Motion carried. I: ~ I, f:' The following bills for the month of February were submitted and upon motion were ordered paid: All Councilmen present voting AYE, absent Allen. GENERAL FU1'TI ~ -~ Aetna Life Ins. Co. Aetna Life Ins. Co. John Fields, Recorder Pacific Hospital Assoc. Eugene Hospital & Clinic John Fields, Recorder Lane Co. Comm War Fund First National Bank Eugene Public Library 124.30 39.60 1.35 58.00 22.00 87.49 5.00 1,068.95 1,141.66 R. A. Babb Hardware Co. Blue Bird Packing Co. Ed Boehnke Packing Co. Jim Brannen Tire Service Burroughs Add~ngeMaOheCo. Carlson-Hatton-Hay Carson Saw Works Central Heating Co. Clark Battery & Electric 5.41 8.,18 20.10 67.85 9.55 5.37 2.00 32.25 5:63 '. r! I:; ~~ ':1 j' "~, I' I J, ~ r- 320 - ~ -"._-- --- ---- --- --- ---~--- - -. -~- - ;. - -. -- - ,--=c:r-=. = -.- . ~- ~-- ~-_. ----- I I ,. I :0) : '''-f\:) i '~""., I C~r I , I I i 12\ 13 ~ . - -t _..:,. 40 . 75 12.40 9.00 20.37 31.50 6.41 31.25 4.00 7.54 57.71 2.00 19.70 130.63 2452.74 114.00 611.62 2.13 36.98 127.31 55.00 4.79 1.55 < 9.45 218.40 38.02 1.20 15.00F. 15.00 421.35 Lane County Mountain States Power Co. National Municipal League Nordling Parts Co. Office Mach. & Supply Co. J. E. Olsen Oregon Supply Co. Pacific Tel & Tel Packer Scott Co. JK Pratt Insurance Preston & Hales RCA Communications Scobert Bldg. Material H. E. Scoles Shelton-Turnbu11-Fu11er Sigman Fell Insurance Smith & Crakes Insurance Sparky's Garbage State Ind. Acc. Comm. The Texas Co. Union Oil Co. Union Oil Co. US Plumbing ~ Bldg. Supply Valley Printing Co. Walter Hoey Motors Western Auto Company Western Union Williams B~kery 29.40 5.00 4.05 1.00 5.00 21.19 75.89 81.84 128.90 32.12 2.50 .90 6..00 24.65 225.00 262.14 1.20 147.72 14.00 214.50 4.00 7,.12 46.05 '6.11 5.55 1.95 11.32 I I~~ROVEMENT BOND INTEREST 90.00 IMPROVEMENT BOND SINKING John Fields, City Treas. 121.50 Lane County Abstract Co. I DOG LICENSE 143.10 The Finance Committee submitted the following report: The Committee finds that 1941 taxes on 11 parcels of property include~ in the Municipal Airport site were overlooked at the time of purchase by the City and are now subject to t~x foreclosure by Lane County. Deeds to these properties were filed after the First of January, 1941 making the City subject to pay- ment of the 1941 taxes. We therefore recommend that the proper City officials be instnucted to pay to ~ane Cou~ty the sum of $481.82 to remove the tax liens against these properties su~ficient funds are available in the Municipal Airport fund to pay these taxeS. Motion was made by Johnson and seconded by Hawn that report be adopted. .MotioJ was c:arried. The Street Committee submitted the following report: ,We recommend that request for vacation of alley between Riverview and Augusta streets from 16th avenue to Pacific Highway be granted. This alley is 14 feet in width and is not or will it ever be used for street purposes.' We recommend that the City Attorney be ihstructed to prepare the necess- ary papers for the vacation of the alley as petitioned. We recommend that the applications of Foster and Kleiser Company for construction of sign boards on West 11th street between Charnel ton and Olive be denied. We recommend that the City Council dis-approve the application of Edward W. Pruett for establishing a Automobile Wrecking lot at 1940 West 11th. This address is located in a district zoned for single family residences. We recommend that the Building Inspector be authorized to issue a build- ing permit to ,cover construction of a light industrial building at the NE corner of Garfield Street and 8th street subject to appr,oval of the Planning Commission. \ Vg~.;.~ e,~ Cl.ub b:cy /-,\ -,-_' -L ~~. :'; ~,:2':1 G Coaks Radiator Service R.C. Colling & Associates Cresseys OE Crowe, sheriff Donald Dickey Double D. .Press Tom Duke Eugene Laundry Eugene Mill & Elevator Co. Eugene Radio Sales Eugene Register Guard Eugene Sand and Gravel Eugene Water Board Eugene Water Board Eugene Water Board Eugene Water Board John Fields, City Treas. Firestone Auto Supply E. D. Furrer General Paint Corp. Goodrich Si1vertown Stores Groceteria Howard Cooper Corp. Kendall Motor Co. Koke Chapman Co. Manerud Huntington Fuel Co. Stanely Miller John Fields, City Treas. I Motion was made QY Davis and seconded by Hawn that the report be adopted. Motion was carried. Councilman Allen entered the Council Ghambers. ."X II .~~ :1 1 \ 321~ -~---- - ~-- --- -------~- - - - - --- I' I, I 14 ! I ~, I I ~ ~ 15 16 17 18 .--- - ---- _.- -==-==--=--:=.c=--=.c.~-==--=--=-=---=-=-::--=-="'=---=----=-:c.===---=-=-~ ===---=-=--=cF-'-' REPORTS OF OFFICERS: , C).j ::(~ '-f I ~..... I ' i I I The reports of the Police Chief, Police Matron and the Milk & Meat Inspector for the month of February were submitted and upon motion ordered 'received and placed on file. The report of.the City Manager was submitted as follows: In the matter of a p~oposed sewer line for block 6, Chambers Addition as petitioned for at your last meeting, I have been in contact with the officers of,the FPHA and State Board Directors. There is every indication that this installation can be made at the time the sewer lines are laid for the hous- ing project. Our Municipal Court is underway and has conducted four sessions to date. I beleive it is apparent that the operations of the court together with a traffic safety program by the Police Department will bring desired results in the coming months. The work of remodeling and redecorating in the Fire Department is progress- ing favorable and the F~remen are to be commended for the work they are doing in that program. The Council is requested to meet Thursday March 15th with the members of the School Board to discuss vacation of streets and alleys adjacentt to the proposed new high-school site. This office will notify council members of the exact time and place of the meeting. Letters have been written to members of the City Health Board inviting them to a meeting March 20th for the purpose of reactivating the Board and setting up a program of working cooperation between the Board and City Coun- cil. A study is being made of building facilities for the various City Depart- mentsand a report will be made to the Council in the near future. ,",. '...__i I t I, II II I: II II [, ~I II I I Upon motion the report was ordered received and placed on file. The City Health Officer Dr. C. R. Lindgren submitted a communication relative to report on Eugene Milk Supply. Motion was" made by Hurley and seconded by Bailey that letter be referred to the Health Board. Motion was carried. REPORTS OF BOARDS AND C01~ISSIONS: The following report of the Board of Appeals was submitted and read: The Board of Appeals has received a request from Robert W. Prescott, I, agent, asking to be allowed to use the un-occupied space in the basement and on the third floor of the Hampton Building at Sixth and Willamette streets for storage purposes. Owing to the construction of the building and the traffic hazard on Sixth Avenue, the Board reCommend that the request be denied. I' I I: r it was moved by Hawn and seconded by Davis that the report be adopted. Motion carried. 'I ~I II I, q J I The Board has received a request from R. S. Shelley asking for a permit to erect an addition to an existing garage on the rear of the lot at the north- east corner of the intersection of Lawrence street and second avenue. The Board recommends that the request be granted on condition that he make the whole structure conform to the requirements of the Building Code. I I, II I ;1 II II Iii II I: i" II. 'Ii !, I, II !I Ii ;~ :i; .1 The following report was submitted and read from the Board of Appeals: The Board of Appeals has received a request from Mrs. Lela Perry asking for a change of zoning in order to be allowed to convert her house at 961 21st .' avenue East into an apartmentl It is a large two story residence with much more roon that the lady needs for her own use. Two members of the Board recom- mend that the request be denied, a third member recommends that Mrs. Perry be granted a special permit to make the changes without changing the zoning. It was moved by Bailey and seconded by Hurley that the request for permit be approved. Motion was carried. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS: ",,'. In the matter of a deed from Eugene Water Board ttrteRoy D. Peterson and wife, Sara A. Peterson, covering following described property: The west one-half of lot 2, block 4 of Pearl Addition to Eugene, Lane County, Oregon as platted and recorded on page 24 of Volume 5, Lane County Plat records, in Lane County, Oregon. t It was moved by Crumbaker and seconded by Hawn that the proper City Officers be authorized to execute the deed. Motion carried. h I: ~ ~..ilI .r3~!~ , ~/d;, I . L r - .- _. -~- -- ~- --~-- ~---- -- _._----~ ---- -- - --- -- - - - -. --- -- - -.... . - . -. -- -- -. - -, -. - - ~ - - . - - .. - - -- - - - --, r--.------.----.-------- --.--- -----~".-~--~-- .,,/ , , I \.,6\ I ", ) l~~'! w {y {';;) ~i 20 r Ii I ! 121 ' I 122 I' , I t f 23 24 l ORDINANCES: Council Bill Number 2, relative to adoption of 1943 Building Code was brought on for consideration. Having had its first reading in detail February 26th was passed to its second and third readings by unanimous consent of the, Council by title under suspension of the rules and was placed for final pass- age. All Councilment present voting AYE, absent None. The ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8815. Council Bill Number 3 relative to Rezoning Pac~ard's Addition was brought up for consideration. Having had its first reading February 26th was passed to its second and third readings by unanimous consent of the Council by title under suspension of the rules and was placed for final pass- age. All Councilmen present votinge AYE, 8absent none. The ordinance was 'declared passed and numbered 8816. Council Bill Number 4, relative to Standard Milk Ordinance was sub- mitted and upoh motion was ordered read the first time and referred to the Health Board. Motion was carried. A letter from the Naval Aid Auxiliary was submitted^and read- request- ing permission to exhibit Jap War Material at lOth and Willamette in June, 1945. Motion was made by Hawn and seconded by Davis that City Manager be instructed to grant the request and make arrangments for the exhibit. Motion was made by Bailey and seconded by Hawn that the Council request the Mayor not to call adjourned Council meetings on the 4th Monday of each month, unless special business requires such meeting. The Council hereafter to meet in regular session the second Monday of each month, or on call 'by the Mayor or Council president. Motion was carried. Mr. Wagoner, resident of West 8th Street, appeared before the Council protesting presence of trailer and outdoor privy at 8th Street and Almaden. Motion was made by Davis and seconded by Hawn that matter be referred to the City Manager and City Attorney for investigation and report. Motion was carried. ' ON MOTION THE COUNCIL ADJOURNED. Pro tem \ .~ ' ';. --~-----;- -------'-"---,-----'-------- _.._-~-- I I ;~ .I? ,