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Home My WebLink About08/13/1945 Meeting ~ 357 .- u _ __ - -'- ..-- -. -~---~- ----------- -,- -..----------- - - -------- ------~~--- ------- ----- -- - --- --- -------- - ---- ~ ------. - --- ...jl U - - ___ - - __ __ __ ___ - ._ - ___on ____ ______ ----- ---- - ---_. ~-----_._- . -- - --- ----- ,-- - - - Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon r August. 13, 1945 I :i The regular meeting of the Common Council of the City of E~gene, held !! AU@Jst13, 1945 at 7,:30 P. M. The meeting was called to order by his his honor, CiJ H Mayor Earl McNu,t,t.. All Councilmen pres.ent,.exc~pt" Allen._ c:..'1 I! ,~ 'I \" ..' 1 ,I This being t.he date set, for the opening of _ bids for the improvement of f1".:;' Ii Jefferson Street, 19th Avenue West to 24th Avenue West-- The City Manager re- "'-""-'.. " ., "~ .' ported receipt of one bid from Harry I. Hamilton Co. Upon motion the bid was I il ,!I ordered opened and scheduled as follows: ;:; i'l I I, Harry I. Hamilton Company ',. I, ~ r North Grand St. H Eugene,. Ore go n- 'I ~ I \; Excavation -- 2265 Cubcic Yds. @ 1.25, per Cubic Yd. . 2831.25 ;: I Macadam -- 8550 Square.Yds. @ 1.00, per Square Yd. 8550.00 I I 8-inch culvert pipe, in place -- 250 Lip. Ft. @ 1.00 250.00 per Lin. Ft. Catch Basin Inlets, Flat Grate -- 8 @ 75.00 each 600.00 $12231.25 A check for one thou~and dollars ($1000.00), being 5% of the amount bid, acc- .. ."amp~nies this proposal. I I '. i ! It w~s moved by Bailey, seconded by Davis that the bid be referred to the City I !' Manager tonegot-ia..te with .bidderforoiling, with power to act. Motion carried. j' i; REPORTS OF COMMITTEES: !, ; jl The Fi~ance Committee submitted the following report recommending sales r: of city ow.ned property as follows: . I I . L. S. Newland; Lot 7 in block 20 of the First Addition to City Outlook. 2 I i $250.00 Accepted. ' j I , 3 I,' Paul W. Campbell; Lot 50' x 160 feet beginning 300 feet south of 24th on the east side of Univ,ersit.y S,treet.. $250.,00 Accepte.d. 4' : Paul H. Ziniker; Lot 50 fe~t by 160 feet on east. side University Street beginning I 100 feet so,ut.h, of 24th. $~50.00 Accepted. , 5 : Gladys V. Ziniker; Lot 50 feet by 160 feet on east side University street begin;" : ning. .150 .fee,t southo;f24th. $250.00 Accep.te.d... L I 6 " Viola Hinton; The south 53 1/3 feet of lots 15 and 16 in block 35 of Gross Addi- '",-.- ---- :,; t'ion.$8_00.00 Accepted. ; , I : E. W. Hewett: Lots 8 and 9 in b10ck 20 ..of thtfYFirst Addition to City Outlook. I 7 I . 11$500.00 Accepted. .;, 8 :. E: J. Blake; the south ,50 fee.t, of lot,s 1 and 2 in block 1 of McCully's Addition; I , Except the east 11 feet of said lot 1. ._ I r $525.00 Accepted. I l 9 l' John W. Prociw; 50' x 160' beginning 200 feet south of ~4th on the east side of I .. j: University Street. .$250.00, ~ccepted. , , I ~ Wanda K. Eastwood; Lot 5 in block 4 of Mountain View Park. , 10 ; $300.00 Ac ce pted. .' I I 11 ;, Florence Braaten; Lot 8 in block 35 of Gross dAddition. I , $950.00 Accepted. I II, ... 12 i A. F. Richards; Lots 5 and 6 in block 4, Maplecroft Addition. i $1825.00 Accepted. , I I I I. Jalmer G'. Carlson; Lots 1 and 2 in block 1, Mountain View Park. i 13 , I $1250~OO Accepted. I I I .' \ 14 ;, John J. Wendel; Lot 3, block 35, Gross Addition. ~ !~ $775~00 Accepted. I: 15 I C. A. Carlson; .Lots 1 and 2, block 2, Mountain View Park. ; $1350.00 Accepted. II' , . I, I " r: ~ r35<B " ~. - -- ---:"_- ---- ~ . ::----~=_:::-..,_:._~ - -~::-:--:----:-:;~-'-'" _ ~ _-. -_-~-=- - :::~- -___~::: --~-::_-~-~- ,:.-.~~-~-~::_-==_~~:-::-="..~-~,:_:.....~-:. ::c-:---:-..-_--::-::~-_ ~---=; _ -__________-~ __-:_~...;~_~_=_~-_;~~____=_~::_-_~-___::_:;_~~_.::~_=,~u -:------------:--::-=-;~---:---~.-~ - ------. ~~.I.l.'-'~f~i~ ~. - Knapp; North 1o0 feet of late I and 2,. block 2. McCully',s Addition. ~- '~" ~-~, J $525.00 Accepted. I' ~., 11:'i Paul ~. Campbell; Lot 4, block 4, Mountai.n View Park.~ 1-" .~I 6300.00 Accepted. .'.'." I 'II' ~~- ~ 18 'j' Arthur Rear; Lot 10 in block 3, Mountain View Park. ~,...:; .' $300.00. Accepted. c.. '1 i ~ i Donald H. Campbell; Lot 11 in -block 3, Mountain View Park.. I . $350.,00. Accepted,. I 20 I Phil A. Campbell; the east s,i,de Uniyersity Street, heginning 250 feet south of I 24th, south 50', east 160', north 50', west 160'. I ~250~OQ Accepted. " 211 Paul W. Campbell; Lot 6 in block 4, Mountain View Park. i . $300.00 Accepted. 22: ~heo. D. Brown; Lot 4 in block 35 of Gross Addition. .$6,75..00 Ac,cepted. i 23: John P. Treantan; Lot 1 in block 21 of 1st Addition to Gity Outlook. I' $275.00 Accepted. j 24' A. L. Fletcher; Lot 7 in block 33 of Gross Addition. , '. ,$850.00 Accepted. \ , , ' 25' W. F. Sherrer; Lot 4 in block 31 of Driverton Addition. I $625.00 Accepted. I 26: Ethel Whitaker; Lot 15-16 in block 3, Teshner's Addition. ; $1150.00 Acc,epted. 27 Ernest W. Trimble; south i of lots 12 and 13 in tilock 31, Driverton. $8.00..00 Accepted. ' 28! Frank T. Squires; north i of lots 10 and 11, block 31, Driverton. I' $7.50..,00 Accept.ed...- . 29 Howard E. Becker; north i of .1ots 5 and6,.block 29, . of Gross Addition. . $900.00 Accepted. 30, G.E. Bahr; lot 15 in block 6, Fairmount Hgts. Addi tion~ , .600~00 Accepted. 31 Mike Davis; lot 2 in block 21 First Addition to City Outlook. $250.00. Accepted. , . 321 Mrs. Thora Egge: Lot 13 in block 35 of Gross Addition. , $650.00 Accepted. 33 Mrs. Bermilli Yri; Lot 14 in block 35 of Gross Addition. . . . . $625..00. Accepted. 34: R. L. Hirson; Lots 1 and 2 in block 2 of McCully's Ad~itlon. $500.00-' Accepted. 35 HelenaM. Breen; on lot 4 $925~OO and part lot 3 -- Sunset Terrace , Coun,t.er offer made of $1100.00, u . , ' , : It was moved by Johnson, seconded by Crumbaker that the report of the committee be adopted. Moti.ol1 carrie.d,. 36! The Finance Committee submitted the following report: HE: Purchase of i dump truck as follow.s: , I "Your oommittee on Finance to whom was referred the purchase by the City's : Street Depar'.tment of 1. 4-yard .d.ump ,tru.ck, .begs ,to report- as follows: I . . ; That.,: the purchase of the .above truck for the City's S,treet Department has -tJ : been approved by the. Office of Defense Transpor,tation and that .the eq-u.ipmen~ is 1 : available ,s tthe present time. We recommend that the. sum of $758.63 be approp- , riated from the Special Equipment Reserve Fund for theT~purchase of one new 4-yard ., dump truck." ~'- It was moved by Davis; seconded by Hawn that the report of the committee be adopted. Motion carried. i , ,. ~ - ~ 359 ---- ----- --.---..--- -- -----~-----,- ------- - --- - - -- - - ~. - - --- - - - - - .. .- - -, - - -- - -..- ~------=--=----~ ~==-~-~ ..~---3-;~:lI-~:~-~~---~-~-;~::;~~-~c~-~~~::;t~:~c-:~~:~:~~ t~:~-;:~~cc~~:~~~-~:ep-e;::~--~-==-=~=------ - -- ~~--~-~-~- I, - I' "Yeur cemmittee en Pelice to. whem was referred varieus recemmendatiens I ~' made, .by the Chis l' 0.1' the Pelice Depar.tment, begs to. repert as fellews.: eN v"1 " d,.... " That we recemmend faverable censideratien 0.1' the Ceuncil to. prepesed erdin- . 'oJ.I , :;anc;es ,covering ,the fellewing.: !; ,< . ).#....1 1. Erectien 0.1' stop signs at 17th and Linceln and 8th and Menree Streets. , ~ '--\ ~);.;; 2. Prehibiting 0.1" parking at all times en the Seuth side 0.1' Breadway t' between High Street and Franklin Beulevard and en the West side 0.1' n Willamette Str,eetfrem Grandvi-ew, to 22nd Street. i; 3. Prehibiting left hand turns at the intersectien 0.1' Breadway and Willame.tte Stree.ts. " 4. Prehibiting parking en Nerthside 0.1' Breadway 25 feet east 0.1' /'1 intersectien 0.1' High Street and West side 0.1' Htgh Street 50 feet 'f; narthef .the. ,intersectien 0.1' Breadway., I ~: i 5. Prehibiting 0.1' U-turns at varieus intersectiens to. be designated I' I;; I' by the Police Department". . :! il 6. We, r.ec,ommenl an apprepriation 0.1' $650.00 from the Emergency Fund " I. fer equipping and pa in,ting 0.1' two. Police Department safety pa trel " I 'I I, cars fer regulat,ien 0.1' traffic. ~ , t!: I, 7. Werec,emmend a-pproval 0.1' Pelice Departme.nt recemmendatiens fer I 't ;, establishment 0.1' ene-way alleys at varieu~ designated lecatiens I ',1 ;, in the busines.~ di strict. ii I: I ., I I:: REPORTS OF OFFICERS:, ,. i! , 38 The City Manager submitted the fellowipg repor;\;: I Ii I , , RE:Eugene Fire Department,sl:lbmittee and. read as follews: I, I "Since the. last meeting 0.1' the Cemnlen Ceuncil, E,ugene, has suffered two. '. serieus fires inrapidsuc.cessien. As is usual in such inst~nces censiderable cemment has been eccasiened as to. the. eperatiens ef the Department and its equip- ;, ment in combattin& thes~ large fires and a s a result censiderable c:t.iticism has I' been levied agains.tthe Fire Department. In many instances this criticism is ii unfeunded .and unjustified. On thee.ther hand,varieus weaknesses within the ! :' Department, have been. bre,ught to. light as a result 0.1' these fires and several steps I '. have been taken in erder :te eliminate these shartcemings so. far as it is pessible to.. de so. ,under present conditiens.,. It sheuld be recognized. first. U18t eur. greatest preblem is ene experienced by practically every Fire Department. in the United States since the beginning 0.1' :, the present emergency -_. this is a shertage ef trained man pewer. To. everceme i.: this shertage the 0.1'1' icers of the Fire Department have, been charged with the I ;, ;respensibility eferganiz1ng a trained grou.p 0.1' vel.unteers" these men to. be paid I , at the rate 0.1' $.50 .per heur far supervis ed. training and. $1.00 perhaur while , I On active duty. This greup is nON in the precess 0.1' being erganized by Assistant I ! Chief 0.1' the Department, Ray Hicks and sheuldbecempleted within the. n~ar future. j I Aninvesti.gatien .ef the Bartle Ceu.rt fire indicates tha t while a pertien I ef the. bUildi,ng m1.ght hav,e been saved had there been twice the numher .0.1' regular I firemen available at the time. .the alarm. was. rece.ived the blaze had' gained' censid- I !,' 'erable headway prier tethegi ving 0.1' the. alarm and the respense by' the Department, I ;. ~nd the flames. had reached theatt1.c 0.1' t,hebuildingand mushreemed wi thin Ii I I I Ii' cemparatively shert time after the f.ire was first reperted.. The efferts 0.1' the I ; firs.t. greup 0.1' firemen arri vilig" en the scene were direct.ed teareusing the eccu- I :' pants and emptying the building which was entirely in erder, as the saving 0.1' I i. human life naturally must ceme first in the cembatting of any fire. I Pump.ing equipment used ,by the Department in this fire and the subsequent I Keith Mill fire fWlctioned efficiently fer the mest part altheugh during the Keith fire damage was.s.uffered to. the meter and pump 0.1' apparatus #91 necessit- : atingext.ensiverepair nOW under way . There were two. ins.tances 0.1' hese breakage I I : whi ch .is 'net unc.ommen in Cases Where lines are kept under high pressure ever an I ~extended peried ef time. A cemplete Check ef hese and hese tests has been made :par~ ef the Department reutine and hese requir~ments fer immediate use and reserve I' : are to. be kept up, .te stanq.ard requirements." I I ! On July 31 a' gent?ral meeting was called of the effi~ers 0.1' the Fire De- I partment at which time a 'general reerganizatien and assignment ef duties was dis- II: cussed and erdered placed into., effect. Net .sufficient time has elapsed. to. jud.ge,l. the i'esul.ts ef this reorganization plan, but T feel"cenfidentthat ponsiderable imprevement w il.1. taR: e pIa ce within the Department erganiza tio'ii . a's if"'resul t 0.1' this ;, act ien. ,.,' , I :::: ..., 1'. ~_, .,;~ . :;.. :' '. .- .. ~ "-. . , .. ~ ~360 ;. _. -_ -C"":"..:- ~'~'::~_~:",,--::~':':-_~---=-~---=--:=;:-:- ~- -:--:-::-:_-,----~- .;:----=----:.-:--.--_--;::~-_,_.;;~_;;_ =-:--_'---=-:':----=--:=-:-= -:-::_::--.~~~~_.";'~_'=-::-.::'-=-- ::-.~ --~-- n=::-:----:____=:;_ -----~_=_-.:,_______-::-_._----.---.:.---.-~---- ------------- --. -~ --- ~ --~'---'-_._;~ c~_-:=-: --..1:..::=::..:... .--- ._---~- . . -- --- 1 .At t~iS ti~e I should like to sUbmit. the following recommendations in - I c.OJllJ1e,ctlon w~.thFire D.epa.r.tment, r,e,q,uirements.. ' I ~ ';C.jj 1. That steps be taken topurcha,se a Fire .Chief's car to. be 'prop- I ,(:;e.rly painted and ,equipped. for theexclusi-ve use of the Chief H(.r: and/or Assistant Chief inrespondipg to alarms. It::is important _ that the officer inchargea.rrlve. at the scene of a_ fire. as quickly as possible t.osize .up the situation and be. prepared to ... direct ,the, .ef,fai'.,ts.of the crew arriving sUb$equentlyat the scene. A recen.t experience discl.oses. that. the use pf a prl1:ate car for such purposes does npt_.al~ow,t".the operator t.o,.gainsufficient right~of':"way .0N'e1' other traffic in responding ,to,. an alarm. It is msrecommendati.on that such a pur.chase be,made as soon as possible and the money be appropriated ,from the Special Fire Depar-tment .Eq.ui,pment.,Reserv,e.. 2. Tha,t- t,he. City Council a:uth.orizethee~ploym~ntof. .additional fireme:n,o:n. avol:unteerbasis in accordance -wi ththe plan above outlined and tha t the office of ,the City Mana-ger be empowered to sec\l:We' thene,c,essary: ,insuranc,eco:v:erage for such, man. .." 3. That a small pump designated as apparatus #91 be replaced as soon as practical by purchase of one 1,000 gallon capacity pump from funds available in the Special Fire Department Equipment Re serve:., 4,. tn .l.ine wi-,~,tb.e ,rec,ommenda.tion. of the NationaL Board of Fire 1:Jnderwriters. this office recommends that the matt,er of adoption of a standardf.ir,e.pre.:v:entlon ordinance be referred to the Fire Committee and Fire Marshal for study and report back to the Council at .it.s .ne.x.t regular mee.ting.. It was. moved by Bailey, seconded by Hawn that the repor,t of.the Mf.mager be :received. 39 A report from the office 0,1' City Manager was submitted as follows: :' "The following is a report of the various activities of several City .depar,tm.ent.s'for the_ mon.,th .,of J.uly, 1945. I I . I~ the. matter of the proposed Amazo.n Channel improvement by the U. s. ! Army Eng;ineera the, City Ma.nager appear.edbefore a sub~co.mmittee of the Congress- I ional, Rivers, and Harbor.s \Jommitteeatame.eting. he.ld in portland, At .the present ! time this,.improvement has cleared the Engineer's Board of Review and the eventual I appropriation to co.ver this improvement appears, most favora.,ble'at .this time. The s.wnmer Playground Recrea,tion Program willconclude on. Augus.t 18th. As a,par.t,;: 0,1' this progr.amthe rec.onstruction of fa,ci11ties at: the Anchorage Pool hasbee:D:. .rie~a,rIy ,comple.t.ed with, the exc.eption of work on the surrounding grounds andtlla' .pool .has be.en opened to the youngsters of thecomm.unity ,sine.e August 7. Patronage has been good and it is . hoped that theneces.sary license t,o. operate will again,be granted for 1,949. ?~ ~. .result of the,. improvemehts under"ta,ken. While the larger work load has been cE;!rried by employees -0,1' our City Parks a.nd Streets DepaTtments, the volunteer labor and donat ions of equipmept by intereste,d, p,~.rties has, ,h,el;pecl.~t,o keep .thecos:t. o.f' thi,simp.rov:.e1D.e.n,t down.,to.a.: miJllimum. .." .'>. _::.d::,," I ., , ,'" . ! We. have, no.thingfur.ther to. l!epor,t in connection wi th the Mas,ter. Sewer Sur- I vey fort,he City of EUgene other.,than that the formal agreement with Cunningham and : Associate~s, for this surv~y has. been signed and the actual work scheduled. to begin '.a tan. e'a'rl'y".i date.. .., ' I I During the past month 'the new lease by the School Dis,tric.t and, the' .city .1 on the. EJ,lgene Air Park was consumma,t,ed, and Mr. Don Tilden placed in charge "'of,: . . th.e Airpprt .,facili,t.ie s' for the. ~ity. as Air port, Manager.! The. City ,has ,und.er~~ken I t.he' sale. of;;.gasoline. and .oil an~ a program' of licensirig '.01' pri:vateand.~.co-Pll.!1;e.~c'i,&l ; planes is now being studied~.~It.is be~ieved that. sufficient income will' be 'secured I to.. bperat.e.the field on a's:eJ,r,-'shstaini'ng basis. In the City Ma,int(3nance; De.partment new equipment f.or lubri.ca<ti~g and '.ser- vi.cing :Of:;'automobiles for'.the various, city departments has been installed; The : monthly report of. this department for July shows the. completion of asphalt ,biack I top patChing in whi ch 89 tons of .asphal.t and 244 yards .01' gra:vel were u~ed ~ .. I 4,.4.80 "ga+lons. of oil w. ere used in 0,1.1 patching work and 1,000 feet of gi'ad.i.n. g .and I ! grave~i.ng:YiaS completed. Work on .the cleaning of the, Amazon Channel wa:s's :tl:lrted I during, the ,month and ~. large nw:n.ber of city owned lots were mowed. This..~depcp::t,:. _ ment.during the 'month recei,ved one new industrial tractor, one new dump.. trucK and power unit for sewer rodding operations.. The monthly report of,t.q.e Pqlice De.partment shows cons.iderable. inc.r,ease ... in traffic aoo .other ac,tivity for.c!uly wLth arrests on basic rule violati,ons ,nearly doubling that of June and..wlth an appreciable decrease from the previou$ .monthin the number of reported accidents on ci ty street~. ~,. -. . P.1" - . ~ ~ ".-, 11- ..... . " , . . .. ',. " - . . - ..\ ~ ! .~ 36.1. -=------~---_..__._- + - -~-~-~~~- -- -~._--:;--~._-:-- ~-~-~~.:--.;.~~-:':"'"--- --- ---. - - --.----. -- -- - -- -:._-~-_._-- =~~=u --- -- r~-=-~~~~~~~;~~nst~-~u~'~-;~::~~;er~-:=c';~;~~~~d -~~tw:e=:-;~~~i~~~-;n -~~~-~~-~~~~-~;2n~ __~=__d_._ I: . to 24th an~ wor~. is nearing complet;ion on the installa tion of a line, Block 6 .'of Chamber s Addl..ti on. 1- :' I Repo.rts to this office indicate that work on the Federal Housing Project 3~~ .. II . on 13th Street and the NYA center are progressing but tha t lack of materials and ::..~.... ,: man.. powe.r will. probably hold up the opening of .theee, projec,ts until October 1. I' Ii ~ : . A s~st~m. ~f ~OD;thly reports. for all Ci~y departments has been developed i: and l.t l.S the l.ntentl.on of this offl.ce to provl.de a resume of all departmental . i reports for inspection of .the Masor and City Cotin..cil..' . I: It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Davis that the report 'of the Manager be I, adopted and t'hat the recommendations contained t.herein ,be adopted. Motion carried. I. I' 40 . The repor,tand final estimate of ,the City Engi~e.er on the installation , of the sanitary sewer in the alley between 22nd Avenue West and 24th Avenue West I Washingto,n a.nd Lawrence~t:eets was submitted. ,(Ordinance #8818) . ' I It was, moved by Hawn, second-ed by Davis, that the final estimate as submitted t be approved and the matter referred ,to the offi.c.e of the Ci-ty Engineer and City I Att?rney fo~ preparation of the necessary assessment rolls and ordinances. . I "Motl.Oll carrl.ed..- ., l. .. The following bills for the mont.A of JUly, 1945 were subplitted, and upon ~: motl.on were ordered paid. On rollcall, all Councilmen present voting AYE: ! 41 i GENERAL FUND I , ;' Aetna Life Ins.. Co. 142.79 Roger J.Houglutn 3.00 i Aetna Life Ins. Co. 38.25 Howard Cooper Corp. 70.93 ;.: John"',F.ieJ._ds, City Trees,. 1.35 Koke-Chapman Co. 26.55 i.: Paci:fi.ic ij:~spital Assoc. '51.00 Koke-Chapman Co. ,7.90 i Eugene: Hospi tal & Clinic 22.00 Kr.ebs Brothers 10.00 !. John Fields, City Treas... 68.76 Lane Gravel Co. 250.00 lIst National Bank 14381.40 A. Lietz Co. 27.30 I' - . Lane Co. Corom & Nat'l War F.- 5.00 Potter Bros. Ins. Co. 25.50 I ::Eugene Public Library 1201.25 R. H. Mc- Crigler 112.74 , Adair-Marshall Co. 3.50 Mayor Earl L. McNutt. 50.00 i Allenbaugh Printing; Co. 56~00 Midgley Planing Mill 58.00 I Babb'sHardware . . 21.85 Geo. Miller.Sheet Metal. 5.10 . Lester Barker 13.36 Sta.nley Miller 30.00 , Thoma"s. Bauer. 25.50 Moto Mower Co. 17.82 Blue Bird Packing,.,C9.7.51 Mt. States Power Co. 3.00 BOehnke PrinWng Co. 25.20 Nordli.ng Parts Co. 21.17 Carlson.-Hatton-Hay 77.05 W.. E. Nusbaum 4.90 .' Carmens Radio Shop 2.00 . Office Madh. & Supply 35.00 !I Central Heating 406.04 OK-Huller Welders 68.85 !; W. C. Clu.bb 60.68 Orchard Auto Pa rts 183.21 . Cressey's Book Store 5.65 Oregon Supply Co. 38.08 :, O. E. 'Crowe,. Sheriff 43.00 Pacif. Tel. & Tel.. 131.80 :; EmeI"~ency Towing Servi-ce5.68 Eva .M. Paulsen 6.30 :( Eugene Hardware Co. . 9.90 R.H. Pierce Mfg.. Co. .1.70 ~ > -.~:l,. EugeaeL..;ba'Ulldry,.' , 7.10 Pioneer Grocery Co.. 6.40 ~;, Eugene'Register'.Guard 1.62 Portland Paint & Lacq. 297.00 ;1 Eugene-Lane Co. Assn. Ins. AS. 30.00. Preston .& Hales 35.94 ,: Eugene Register.Guard 7.87 RCA Communi. Inc. 2.50 ( Eugene Sand & Gravel Co. 100.62 C. R. Rees. 44.86 , :! Eugene Water Board 2528.07 . Eugene Fa.cking Co.. 14.39 I :: Eugen.,e Water Board 29.11 Rex Cafe 8.95 . ;1 Eugene Water Board.., 8.40 Donald. C. Dickey 9.40 i~ Eugene Water Board. " 2.56 Sea,ttle Radio Supply. l4~88 ;1 Eugen.e Water 139ard 58.80 SheltonQTurnbu11-Fuller 43.20 :' Eugene Welding .Coi 2.00 Shelton~Turnbull~Fuller 47.80 I :; John Fields, Gi,ty, Treas. 827.68 Silva Chevrolet. Co. .96 I :, E. D. Furrer ., ." : .. 55.00 Kendall Motor Co. 46.17 :~ W. F. Gilstrap, Band Mana. 47e.6l Willis H. Small Feed Co. 2.60 ii Godlove, the Pl~ber 5.45 Sparky' sG~rbage 1.20 !'i Guistina Lumber. Co. 120.00 Standard-'Q'l.l Co. 135.66 :' B. F. Goodrich Co. 203.35 State Ind. Ace. Comm. 180.31 1 if Harper-Meggee, Inc-.. 82.66 Surplus .sales Reporter 100.00 I fl George A. Halton C.o. 29.15 Union Oil Company: 297.00 :; Hendel-shotts 5.25 V-alley.Pr:1nting Co. 11.55 :1 Walter Hoey Motors 7.28 .W1111ams,.i3Bakery 14.58 I ;i Kendall Motor Company 600.00 Eugene Vocational School 29.85 i :: I' ,I ,'/ If ! ~ ' I., \ i' + . I I; 1 r 1 I " '1 ~': I ~ r--,362 .~. q. . . - _~.:._ _--: -_=".:~_~~,-"",--::::____ _",~~~i--.~_;; ::c'--::~-=---~ ~--:-----:;::--.:::--;:-~- -=--.~~---:-_-,..--:--=-_-;;;---=~---;--=------::-~~~__=--__~~ _~_~_::;=,,-~--:;=:,~~-~-::==-------:::'::;_~~---=-=:--:::-:-~,.__--~~.....;=--=-_7: -;::~-~--'--:~-';;=-"'-_-=::::::::_--_~_.:-_."------=:;;::;--~"':~~~=_-=--~~_-;:::;;:::-__-::-_~=--:- --:::---~.. .. -~--. - -- -- -- ~ -- --;.,- -- -- -- ...., -- -- - ~.. ... [I PLAYGROUND) . Babb [Hardware Co. 135.35 Nels T. Jorgens.en 102.00 The. Broadway. 9.20 Koke-Chaprnsn Co. 6.85 '~..., Carey's. 7.28 Lane Co. Health,Dept.. 3.80 I <G~' Cress.ey's Book Store 45.55 Long Bell Lumber Co. 8.25 {N Harry Davis.' 10.28 McDaniel Lumber Co. 53.32 - D.utch. Boy Paint Stors'1.34 Midgley Planing Mill 5.65 Eugene Hardware 35.57 Pa,cif'. -Tilt!! & Tel Co. 14.33 W. R. Fosnaugh 19.00 State Ind.. Acc. Comm. 36.82 Guistina'Lumber Co. 160.70 Twin ,Oaks Lumber Co. 33.00 Hendershotts , 6.5.74 Valiey Prlnting,Co,. 7.24 . Johnson Furniture Co. 11.25 Wiltshires 1.80 First.National Bank 288..20 Zellerbach Paper Co. 3.00 IMPROVEMENT BOND SINKING Aetna Life, Ins. C.o.' 1.80 John Fields, C1ty. Tr..,:2233.75 Aetnli, Life Ins. Co. 1.35 Lane Co. Abs. Co.. 216.00 Pacific Hospital Assn. 2.00 Adrain VI. Vaaler 40.00 First National Bank 47.40 Shelton-Turnbull-F. 47.85 ,. IMPROVEMENT BOND REVOLVING SINKING ~ ," .". Harry I~ HaInilton 00.24552.17 Lane Co. Abs. Co. 224.00 EQUIPMENT RESERVE' FUND Kendall'Motor Company 758.63 ..... STREET DEPAETMENT EQUIPMENT Kendall Motor Company 1150.57 A. C. Hagg& Co. 1170.83 GENEF.AL BOND., ..INTEREST FUND. - .., .... John Fields, Ci ty Trea:s. .1.7.50,.00 ..John fields, C.ity Tr. ~5;37. 50 IMPROvEMENT BOND INTEREST FuND I John Fjlelds, City Treas. 262.50 ~ - REPORTS OF BOARDS AND CO~"ISSIONS: 42A report of the. City.Planning.Commission recommending the ado~tion of a ! route,.for the proposed junctio'lf:-of.the 90burg Road and U. S. Highway 1199 was'sub-, : mi.t.t.ed and read. , I It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Hurley , that the -rec_ommendatio!l.pe adopted ! and .that. the mat,te.r,be.ref.e.i:'re'd,.b,ack t,o the Street Commi.ttee,., Mot,ion carried. ;....cA. .~. ~ 43 A report. from. ,the, Board.,of' Appeals was sl,lbmi.tted, ,and. .r.ead. as, follows:.. . . -:,.. '.' '.... ~ -." .:." ~;. ~::, ';'.' ( "A meeting of the BOi;ird:6f Appeals was held in the office of the City> , Engineer, F~ id.,ay, August. 10." .:,at,5: 00 P. M... : .... J . " : - .,..':".~,;", ~ ....,...... ~ ~.-~ The.request of Mr. P~' ,i.' Ha,nns for a waiver of "set,..back" at, 23rdand Mc- Millen Str,~~tswhich was.. +~t~:rred,pa,ck totheB~ard._ by t~e' Counci;I.was _ ~~P9nsip.~red. Afte:r studying the plans and top.og:raphy:"map submitted by Mr. Hanns, the .Board' is 'xecomnie.,ndihg that ,hi,s,req,u,est. ,b~igran,t,ed.~ . ,. . . A request. was recei:yed, f-:ro.m the Barker Elec-tric Co. .,l,oca.te.p. at. 1070 La~- rence Stree,t"for a permit-.1;.(J-beal,lowed to ,use' one hour fire reslst.1v::e:'con~t:ruc'" tion for an"addition, to th~~r,:,~,tore,thefirstst.ory to be. used.f.or" s,tor~gtL:';.'" . ;. purposes,and'the .secondstory';~s'an .apartment, also to be allow.ed to usedrd1.nary I windov~s along the south wall of!.-,t.he second story.: ,The.Board is recommend~ng that ,: this, .r.equ.est ,be gran.tad,. . . I . ~'..', I ,. ,. . . .' . ,. i ,::. ~.A. ~e~uest was, recei;y-e~ f:r;om R. B.Johns.bn for a waiver of "set-back"'fOr I a gara:ge'~~nd utility-room"S:.t ,tfie.Tiny Taverlf, 394' Blair Boulevard. The Board" - I r.e.comriiends .that this reque.st:: ,be denied,.. . .. I . ' : " . A request was. received,.f~omthe' .Farm, and- Industrial EquipIJlent 9Q,(,_?~.lb60 I First Ave. W~~t f.or the reclasslficatipn. of Lot'll, Block 5, Riverw,ood..,Additiori' , fr.qm residential to. l.igh~ inQ.u~~ri~l p4rposes. 'They wish to erec,t a. pa.r.t~(: ~~~rage : building on the F,'8'a'lr of the, lot' find us,e the front., par,t asa parking lot" for their employees. The Board recommends tna: t this request be-referred to the PlanhIng' : Commission. (North si4e First Avenue, east side JackSon Street.) , ._, , . '~>". .'::" '.....{";;A ...- . ". ;' ~ .. ;~.;,,~ ,::'.--"'"' - '-. .>. .' , '. .-:. ! . . ,...<:. ,,"',,- -.- ,,-. .... --< \ -- i I _. "", .,,_ ~ ' .. ' T _ , ~ ~:' < ,to :"'~ 363~ . '-. . _... -- ---- - -"--o~~---- _ _..,.___ __ __ __ - ---. - . - ---- - -- . --- ---~-~------------- -----~-----~ -------.----_~_.___._._._.~, .___ _T_'~ __ ___~.__ __.____.__._______~___ _ -~ ..~ n_=--=:C--=C:-_-"~-~ - '..1;1::-: -:::c=-=..c___.-_--.~-_-~.--__=~~C-2- -"-.=~. ~~-~ ..-~:= ...:.c:=-_ --- -~:= ..::...._.:::::-=:=c_:-..==---=.-==::.=c..--=- C."~-c-- ===--::-::..-=.::::::-~=-~.. . -.-.=- =.=.-:--:c::---=-=c,,--==-=:: . ! A reques.t was received from Claytoh S. Lewi.~ asking for a waiver of the i' 30% coverage .on. the east 50 feet of Lot 2, Block 25, Chula Vista Park Add. Also . ~. to use a ty pe of constr.uctiqn not provided for by the Building Code. This is.a I!' small. lot on Chula.. Vista Street,," 54 feet, south of. 25th Ave. The Board r. ~comm. ends .~ " that the request. be granted on condition that he maintains a 12 foot set-back ~.~. ~I from. Chula: Vista Str,ee.t and 3 feet from the pro,perty line. :~~ I' A re,quest. was received .from W. C... Moeller asking ,to be. allowed to make L two apartments of the house at 985 Sixth Avenue West. This :house is just over !: the line in the single family residence district. The ~'oard recommends that the ~..re ques.tbe.. gran~ed.~. I, :: . A request was received from Elijah W. Fisher to' rezone Lot 1, Block 10, [Elias Stewart's Addition from Apartment to Business Zone. 'l'his lot is located on . the south side of Eleventh Avenue between Charnelton and Lincoln Streets, just r west of the alley.. The Board recommends thatL this re.quest. be denied. I . . I.: r: It was moved. by Crumba.ker, seconded by Hawn that the portio_n of the report ,~ > " :; RE: Rej ection of', reque st of R. B. Johnson for set-back w2!iverbe segrega ted; and :' that this matter be referred back to the Board for review of application. Motton, t' ca.rried. 44 A report of the Planning COmmdssionapproving af.r~nchise for erection'of fa' ma-rque.e,. across the alley in Block 20, packard's. Addition was submitted and read. It wa? moved by Bailey, seconded by Hawn that the report of the C9mmission be II adopted. Motton carried. . . 45 t::. The pe.rmanent -report. upon the reclassification. of Lots. 4 and 5 , Block 20, 'I Packard's Additi.on from a single family residence to a business district was sub- :,mitted by the Plannil:\g Commission. Upon motion the report of the Commission was Ii adopt,ed,... I: . - . :: PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS: . I: 46 Ii The following license applications were submitted and read: Albia John 1- .jDuBois -- Package Store ,class "B" license, and retail beer class ".B" licenst9 were f; submi tted and read as epprov.ed by L. L. Pittenger., Chief of Police~. I I:It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the licenses be gra nte9.. Motion car- I . fj ried..~ .. .. I I' . 47 :i A petition signed by Eugene F. Walker, 1090. West Broadway and 41 others, llprotesti,ng any. waiver of zoning provisions in the district adjacent to and near !:West B:r;oadwayand Van Buren Streets in the "'i ty of Eugene was subini tted and read. ~: _1:IUpon motion. thepeti~was referred to the -Planning Comm.issio~. Motion carried. :- . . . 48 :! A communlca.:tion from. Mrs. T. Brownhill, 1863 Mo,ss $t. for right. to rent :,pro.per,ty at 13th ~nd?ak Street as a used car .lo.t was s.ubmitted and read. Upon I I!mot~~m the communJ:cat~on was ordered referred to the Planning Co~ission. Motion I ~carr~ed.. I 'I . I' . ,!9 11 A communication from the, General Pe~.rolewil.-, CorporatiQn of. California 'h :~seeking. permission to move one (1) 25,000 ga'llonstorage tank and Qne (1) 26,000 Ggallon storage tank from 5th and Pierce Streets to 1900 West 5th'Street was sub- I,j , ~,mit.ted aDd,. read.. .'" . ~ 1 :.,> :It Was moved by Crumbaker, seconded .by Davis that the application be referred to il,the. office of C1.t.y Mana~er .wt.th the, power to ac.t.. Motton c.err.ied:..,,, , tl . ,. I 50 ii The application of George K. Lowe for additional curb cut on West Broadway i:and Olive Streets was presented.. Ii :':It was moved by Cru:mbaker, seconded by Kawnthat the application be gra.q.ted sub- Ilj ect to- appl,ica.n.t"pa.ving 'parking..,. ..Moliol1 carrfe.d. I, . 51 'I Gerald E. Bu~ler submitted the. f'ollow1ng appIica,tion.: II , . .... "'. . :l. ,. "I wo.ulq. Aike to make, appli.ca.t.ion to the Eug.en.e.C~ty ,.~o~~cil to open and i'Qperate a restaurant on the northwest ~CDrner of Eleventh Street and Grant Street. 1 ,~. !iunder which the, Oregon Liftuor con. tr.ol Commission .calls, a -res,ta. ur~n-t'"license. il If the Council will grant me this license, I will start construction of a i!building as soon. as I can. get the necessar.v -pr.iorities for. B.O. doing. ,I t' . . II . < . Trusting you will give .my application favorable consideration, and thanking lYou, I am ---- Ii 1'1 Ii ' " f~ I ii Iii ._ .'~ 1: ,., f , . !,t r. ..... , ~364 --:----:: -- --:--::--=-::- -::-_~ ._--===---~7 ~ -::.--":::':-=,-~_- ::;;;-~--:_--;-;,---:-:--:- -.::;'t: __-.-=---~~- _-:-=::::-~'=-::-===-:':-.-=--==--=-:::-_-::=----::-:-_~-':::-::-=---=~-::'=:-"';:;:::;--~':-~--:;-~"':-;:-~_-_~-_-:;::-~::::~::"~~""::"'-=-=.--=:--= ::=--~~_:-:::-=-=~~~-=-:--:::::--~- ~-~~ ---:-;:--:-- ~....;;: ~-~-:- :;:"--:-:------:::;:--~----- ---._-- - - -- -. . .-.. .. .- - ----~_._- I It wasmoved..by Hawn, se,condedby Davis thatt,the request ber.ec,ommend,ed subject t.o written approval of Chief of Police. ,.On vote the following C.ouncillQ.en voted AYE -~ Bailey, .Hawn, Hurley, Johnson, Davis, and Koppe. Voting NO-- Councilman I ~ Crumbaker. ".,; I . '. ~ ", ~ :'--~2i A communication was r~cei ved from Margaret Lake -- HE: Rezoning in 1600 j .blocjt.,. Fra,~in" Blvd. for use .by_ ma.r,bl.eandgranit,e works was.. su.bmi.tted as follows: ~ I "Re.lative,to rezoning prop.erty in 1600blockof Fra~klinBlvd. for use by I~I marble and granite works was submitted and read to the CO.uncil. Upon motion this ,communica-t'ion was ordered .referred to the City Planning Commission. ' I ORDINANCES: 53 Council Bill No. 28 -- HE: Franchise to Irish & Swartz for construction '101'" ma.rquee.. Upon mo,tion- ..t.hiswes read for ,.the first tlme, and laid over. 54! Council Bill No. 29 ,--, HE: Vacation of alley:- in. Block 1, Cheshire's 2nd I Addition we-sread for th.e firs,t. time. It was mov,ed by, Koppe, seconded by Hawn .1 tba t the. .Qrdinanc.e be pass.e.d .to. it,s second, and third reading.s.bYWlanimous con- .1 seat of the Council by ti tIe under . suspension of the rules and was pl~cep. for. 1 final passage. All Councilmen present voting AYE. The Ordinance was. declared i pas,sedand numbered 8840,.' 5~! < Council Bill No. 30. .-_. RE.: Vacation of alley in bl.ock.. 5, Cheshire's Add- j ition to Eugene was submitt.e,dand... read."the f.irst. time. It w.a.s mo:v:ed.py Koppe, I se.conded by Hawn tha,t, the Ordinance be passed to its second and. third 'readings I by unaJaimous.cons ent.of the Council by title under suspena ion of the rule sand . j was p,laced for final passage. .All Councilmen present voting AYE. The Ordi~nce I was declared passed and, numbered 8841. I . - I 56: COUllcil Bill No. 31 -- HE: Vacat,ionof alley from Mill St. to center of iblO,Ck 4" 'Dri veTtoD wa.ssubmi.t,t.ed.and.. r.ead, for, the first time., It" was. moved by , Koppe.., seconded by Hawn.t,ha;t"the.-Ordinanc.ebe pa.s.s.e.d to.i,t.s, second and third i r.eadings by. l1:nanimousco,nsent, 'of.t:he Co.uncil by title undersuspens:Lonof the rules I and was placed for final passage. All Councilmen present voting AJE. The.Ordin- ',anc,e. wasd.ecla.red passad,.and..numbered ~. I 57: Co.un.cil. Hill No. 32 -'-'- HE: Le;vying Assessments for.. ins.tal lat ion of City ! Outlooko.Sewer; was submit.ted and read. Upon motion it was read for ;the first time . and laid over. (Ordinance number voided and will be numbered when all three 1 read"ings he ve. .ta.ken- place...) i. /- . 58: Council B.illN?.. 33 -- RE.: Vae"a.tio~ .of Hi.gh Street, Mill Street, Ferry Str.eet, et,e.., we ss.ubnu,t,tedand read the .f1rst time. It was moved, by. Koppe, see- o nded by Cr,umba,ker that the.. Ordinance be passed to its. sec.ond, and third readings I by unanimou~ consent of the C,ouncil by title under suspension .of the rules and was p~aced for final passage. All Councilmen present voting AYE. The Ordinance I was. declar~d pas;sed, andnWllb.ered... 8843. 591 .. "Co.~ncil Bill No. 34 --, HE: Reclassification of Lots 4 and .5"., Block 20, i Packard,' $ ~~di.tion was presented and upon mot~on read for the. fir~t ti)Ile. It was : moved'. by. Koppe, seconded by Haw.n ,th,at the. Qrdl.na.nce be passed to 1.tS. second. and [third,' re'a<l.i.~gs by unanimous consent .of -the Council by title under .suspension of i the rufes'and was placed for final passage. All Councilmen present voting AYE. The Ordinan9,e was (ie.c.lared, .passed and .numbered. 8844.. i 60' :,;' ,Co.uncil Bill No. 35 ~,7'RE:" Levying assessments for Sanitary Sewer between I Lawrence and Washington Streets, 22nd to 24th Avenue West was submitted and read. Upon motion it was reaEl for t.he.first. time. and la.id over. 61: ,.. ,Council Bill No. 36 ~~ HE: Adoption and installation of official st.reet · . and alley signs, marlci'ngs., and. traffic' control signals was. submitted and upon.,' , mo.tion .read,~for the first time. .Itwas moved by Crumbaker.,. seconded by Johnson i tha.t the. words "Chief of Police" be changed to read ."City Manager" wherever they : appear in Cpuncil Bill #36. Motion carried. Upon'illotion Council Bill No. 36 as , amended was .,ordered laid over. 62; _. . Council. Bill No.. 37 -- HE: Adoption of Viewer's repor,t.. on.. openil?-g of alley i between. 7th -and' 8th Avenue West from West line of Hallock's Addition of Garfield ! Street was submitted and read. Upon motion this was .read for theffrst J time and I ;laid over. - .; 63: COWl.c.iL Bill No. 38-- Adoption of Viewer's re.port, on op.en.ing, of 8th Ave- - ;nue Vies,t .f,rom. Chambe.rs, S.tr.ee,t~o"Garf ield,. Street was submitted and read., ',J!p()!?: ',...< , I motion this was read for thefirf)t time and laid over: (Ordinance number voided ; I andP wl11be nUmbered whenalJ,. three readings have taken 'place.) . -, ., ..' <~ - ,., . , ~ .~. ':'." ~ .-: - ". - ~ ,_, .,,' ..1 "t. , ....,._. \ "-.' '"~ - 7:,. _::__~~:) ~ U-2 i I ~ - ..~ 3.6.5 -- ----.- -- ~=:::--~-- --- ---- -_:. - - ---- H___./-_ _: :--:-:...-------------::_=~__:_~:_- _ ____""____. _ __ -.::....~-:;.~~=:::_-_:::::~:..:~=~~~.:.-_=__-_~__:..__=__________ _-=-~~-=- __ _ _ __~__ _ . __ ____ ___u___ _ _ --~::.--~---C-C'n--."C"---l-" .--=.~=--=~-=:.c_=_=-_:~.=--====-_=:_-_==_c'__ -- -- - .__::::.-c-=-=-_=--. ---=--=:.:-:c~_-.-_~.ccc:.-_'__"-~, _--:.~.--=.cc_.:_:--~:-_--.--.-: -_CC .:::_.::::. _ :.:..:.__ 64.! ( Council Bill No. 39 -- RE: Installation of Sa.nitary Sewer on south side - ! .i1 of 23rd Avenue East from Hilyard.to Harris street, was submitted. and read for . :; the first time. It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn tha,t., the Ordinanc,e be I ;,: 'passed to its second and third readings by unanimous consent of..,the, Council by C,.l.j i: title under suspension of the rules and was placed for final passage. All Council- I Ii.:, men present voting AYE. The Ordinance .was. de+clared pas.sedandnumbered ~. ~ I . ,=,'U 65 Ii Counc.il Bill No. 40 -- RE: Ordinance adop-tingplans and s,peoifications " ;i . for c onstruc.tion. of sanitary sewer on south side of 23rd Avenue East from Hilyard ,"... !I Street to Harris Street_ was submi,tt.ed and uponmo.tion, was .read, for the first time. v. :,.::: It. was moved by Kop.pe" seconded by Hawn that the Ordinance be pa.ssed to. its ,,,) . .~;: second and third readings by unanimous consent of. the., Co:uncilby ,title . under I~ .suspension of the rules and was placed for final passage. All Councilmen present ;: voting AYE. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered ~A-. 1\ II RESOLUTIONS,:, . I: " ~6;j ,A resolution -_. BE: Authorizing the. proper city offic~als to sign agree,:, .:1 ment.with School District #4 -- BE: Vacati.on High, Mill and Ferry Streets, etc, I, was submitted. It was moved by Crumbaker seconded by Hawfr that the resolution II, be. ad.opted. 1'1 '1 671; , A, resolution -- RE: Reclassification of Lots 4 and 5, Block 20, Packard's I I: Addition was submitted and r.ead. as. follows: " Ii "WHEREAS, heretofore the Common Council .hassubmitted to, the. P}anning it Commission certain Changes in the Classification of Lots.4 .and. 5, Block 20 j ':1 Packard's Addi tionto Eugene, and the Planning Co.mmiss.ion has ,held a hearing, !i adopted a permanent and final report and submitted it to the C,ommon Council with I '! the recommendation that ,the same be enacted into an ordinance, and the Council. I !i be s prepared and given its first reading of an Qrdinanc e enacting said permanent ! :! repCl>r,t,. I '.Ij , Now ,therefore, the City Recorder be and' he is here..by direc-ted to prepare (; andc~use to be P,ublis.h.ed not less,.than,three times in -t.he.Eugene. Regis,tar Guardl " :1 in Eugene, Qre.gon,. a n.o.tice of a hearing to be held at the. r.E?gular Council maeting I ;i on Monday, September 10, 1945, at 7:30 P. M." said notices to be published with-, I' I Ii in the week .commenci.ng Sept.ember 3, 1945." , ,. I ;; It was,moved by. Crumbaker,sec.onde.d,.,by Bailey that ,the.resolution be adopted. I ~ . 68:; _A. resolution -- BE: Expenditure of $1,750.57 from Special EqUipment ;.: Reserve rund for Street Department truck wa.s sub.mitted . and, read as. follows: "I :; "WHEREAS the Council Finance Committee have recommended th,e purchase of I Ii a new,.4-yard dump truck f.or the Street Depar.tme,nt and it. appears.. that there is ! :: ava~lable in the regular budget the -s Ulnof $1,750,57 f9r ,said purpose and that I :1 it J.S necessary that an addi tional $'1.58,63 be made avaJ.lap"+e from the City ! ~l . Special-Equipment Reserve Fund, as" here,tofore. established. by t.M. _Council. ! r:'~ . ~l WHEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the vommon Council of. the Vi ty . of Eugene ;1 that. there be transferred.. from :.the City Special Equipment Reserve fund' $758,63 i to be applied together with the $1,750.57' already budgeted for the purchase of I ;1 a n.ew 4-.yard d,ump,.truck f.orethe S,tr,ee,t Department.. . '1 1! It. was .move~ by Davis, seconded byCrumbaker tha tthe re.sol,ution. be. adopted. i 69i! A, resolution ._- HE: Emergency. expenditure for public address system :i equipment on safety pa trol cars was su.bmi tted and read. It was ,mpved by Hawn, iJ seconded by Davis that the resolu,tion..be adopted. ;1 i 70'1 A resolution -- RE: Cla nging of classifica t ion of the following described I . It. .. ~ ~ 1! proper y:, " i iI"Beginning at:L.-the -intersec.tion_ of center of County Road (now' Franklin . ;: Blvd.) wi tho the West - line of the VUlliam Smi th D. L. C., being 60 fee t north ~i from ce'nter of 0 Be 0 Railroad track and 33.40i chains more or less North 00 15' I ;: East from a point 10.26 chains west of the Southeast corner of section 32, I Ii "Township 17 South Range 3 West, Willamette Meridian, thence South 740 8' East i ' : 2.99 chains; thence nor~h 15052' East 6.11 chains; thence south 740 West 4.70 i :1 chains,. thence south 15 52' West 3.82 chains to the place of beginning, con- IWIi taining 1.74 acr;eein Lane ,County, Oregon.." I i: It was moved and seCOnded that the resolution be adopted. I I i,; I I I II Ii I' !I r J 11 'I /. , \ ~ ~366 ~ -~ -. .~-.:~--- ~-_~~.,-- -,:-;-~----:~--:---:_-~-- -:~--:..--_~~--;-~---:---:-~ ::--:-_~_. -~--'-"""'::----~~-~_--~:~:--_-~~---:_---=;:C"__-=-~--__~~- =-:~-~,_t--_~.;..=:::-=-;~_--~~_--::--":" .:._~--::;:----:-=- ~~-- _--:-=~---:.-"::~~_-~~-=:-::'-~-: . . -::=-=---~'=---===----t-- ~-:: . - - --_.--- .------------ - --- n - ~~ J _ _ _ . - . . - - ._----- "- '.0,- ... . -- -- -- -- -- - - " I , NEW BUSINESS: 711 It was.mo:v:e.d. by Cr,umbaker"s.econded .by Davis that the Mayor be authorized I {",';;' ! to secure from the City Planning Commission such representation as he may desire -;-\... ;. "',~ to. serve wi th- him as. the Central Lane Planning Survey CoID.1I4 ttee. Y. .'T C'".,j . UPON MOTION THE COUNCIL APJOURNED. C~ - -'.1 ~L:~ I Deane Seeger, '7 ! I Ci ty Manager I .1 I ! , I - I I I I . I I I i ,'. I i I , I : I i ! , I .1 i . ~.j