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'I. I: . The regular meeting of the Commo,:, Council of the City of Eug<:ne. held Vol
I'" September. 10, 1945 at 7:30 P. M. The meetlng was called to order by hlS Honor, ~
, .Mayor Earl McNutt. All Councilmen present except Allen. "~
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This being the date set for the opening of bids for the improvement of :;:'.~
23rd Street fromHily~rd ~o Harris by installation of a sanitary sewer, the City ~:
, Manager reported rece~pt of no bids. It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by
1 I' Koppe. that bids be readvertfused by the' City Manager. Motion cerried.
I REPORTS OF CD MMITTEES:
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!' The Finance Committee submitted the following report on sales of city
i owne d propertie s as follmvs: '
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:' Ethel Whitaker offers $400.00 for lot 14, block 3, Teshners Addition. North side
2 t 19th between Oak and Pearl. (Will build no bUilding over sewer)
. Appraisal: $600.00 Accepted.
Herbert E. Becker offers $150.00 for Block "A" Cherry Grove Addition. (From Colum-
3 bia to Aga te Streets beginning 117 fee t south of 23rd.)
No Appraisal: . Ordered held for further investigation._...._...
i Wallace S. Hayden of fer's $780.00 for 10 ts 11 and 12 in block 5 of Fai mount Heights
4 :' (North side 23rd beginning 156 feet eas t of Columbia.
I;. Appraisal: ,'$1000.00 Accepted.
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i. Bertram~. Jessup offers $560..00 for lot 24 in Sunset Terraces. (South end of
5 ;. Sunset Terraces.).. .
r Appraisal: $1065.00
,: Counter Offer: $650.00
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6 I: C. E. Sikes offers $75.00 for lot "Btt Sunset Terraces (South end Sunset Terraces) I
f; No Appraisal: Accepted..
'1 r c. M. Urey would like to have en appraiaal on LO~ 10, Sunaet Terraces. (This lot
7 :! was obtained by the City after the other appraisals were made)
,(:'south end Sunset Drive.) .
:t Appraisal set at $965.00 j
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; Arnole Elston offers: $500.00 f or lot 22
::. 500.00 f or lot 2.7 All in Sunset Terraces
8 'I . '. 450.00 for lot 28
i Appraisals: Lot 22 -$960.00 (counter offer $576.00 I
~ . Lot 27 -1000.00 (counter offer 600.00 I
/: Lot 28 - 900.00 (c ounter off er 540.00
,:1 R. S. Shelley offers $700.00 for lot 4 in block 2, Victoria Heights. (N.E. corner I
9 Ii 15th and Maple Streets.) !
Ii. Appraisal: $1000.00 Accepted. .
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!i Renewal of offer of CLiJ.)_p and Lake for lots on East side of , Patterson Street from
10 :! 20th to 23rd in Driverton Addition.
. !1 Appraisal: : . 2L lots $4600.00 -- Re'commended property be withheld from sale until I
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ii Roy Mattison offers $400.00 for the West 79i feet lots 5 and 6, block 30, Driverton I
11 ;, Addi tion (Nor~h side 23rd between Kincaid and Harris). .... I
! !i Apprai.s,al:$500.00 Ho~d for appraised price. j
i: Mrs., Nora "Moran wants to redeed lot 13, block 6, Teshner'.s Addition-.. "
12~: (North side 20th east of Oak Street.)
~Appraisal: $250.00 Hold for appraised price. I
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13!1 Flora VUhitaker; Lots 12 and 13'.in block 3 of Teshners Addition. I
i: $1300 · 00 i
14 I,; Ward V. Croftl. Lot ,2, bloc~ 6, Teshners Addition., !
'I I :jp525.00 I
;'M. J. Keating,; Lots 11, block 3, Lots 17 and the east 15 feet of Lot 16, Block 4, "'11
151,: and Lots 4 and 5, b.:j.ock 5" all in Teshners Addition..
,(Appraisal: $3075.00. Accepted. ,
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Eric Lawrencel Lot 1, block 5, Teshners Addition L
16 Appraisal: ;W650.00 Accepted. ;
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L. S. Newland; Lot 4 and the east 26 feet lot 5, block 6, Teshners Addition. Also,
l?l Lot ?, block.?, Driverton Addition
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"':."1 $862.00 Appraisal Accepted. I
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\t Jo~n P. Treantonj Lot 5, block 21, Fir st Addi tion to City Ou tlo'ok.
Itrf Appralsal: $250.00 Accepted.
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191 F. W. Brunner; Lot 6, block 1,Mountain View Park
Appraisal: $650.00 Ac~ epted.
20 J. E. Craft; <:ehe south 50 feet lots 1 and 2, block" 2, McNully's Addition.
Appraisal: $450.00 Accepted.
H. T. Gentle; the north 80 feet lots 12 and 13, block 31, Driverton Addition. I
21 Appraisal: $800.00 Accepted.
Lloyd C. Thomas; Lot 13, block 2, Replat Victoria Heights
22 Appraisal: $500.00 Accepted.
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23 John E. WestfEill; Lot 6, block 33, Gross Addition
Appraisal: '$650.00 Ac_c..e.pt ed.
, Thomas Carey; Lots 1 and 2,bloCk 31, DrivertonAddition
24; Appraisal: $14?5.00 Accepted.
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I A. L. Fletcher; Lot ? in block 33, Gross Addition
25; Appraisal: 1850.00 Accepted.'
i Harley E. 'Noma.ck; Lots 1 and 4, block 1, Tiffs PIa t .
26' Apprai.sal: . $300.00 Accepted.
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2? H. A. Broderson; Lots 4 and 5, block 2, Mountain View Park.
Appraisal: $1300.00 Accepted.
28' L. Virgil ]'ish; Lot 5, block 15, James Huddleston Addition, Ext. (Corner of 12th'
and Adams 40 feet x 66 ?/10) I
I Offer of $250.00, appraisal $450.00 (Offer accepted contingent upon the filing of
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I house plan fDr approval by building inspector and City Manager's office.)
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! It was moved by mQDnSOn, seconded by Hawn that the report of'the committee be
adopted. Motion carried.
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I The ..c'inance Cornrni ttee submitted the following report:
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i "Your committee on ~'inance to whom was referred- the matter of an app-
, lication to move a residence from 1291 Willamette Street to property at Willamette
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That'we recorr~end that this application be allowed, provided that cer-'
tain improvement in the buildings as outlined by the owner are carried out and
I provided further that the matter of set-back nines at 19th and Willamette be ob-
served in placing the house at that location. c
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, REPORTS OF OFFICERS:
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I The report of the City Manager fb r the month of August was submitted
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I "The following is a reswne of some of the activities in the various
City department s for the month of August, 1945.
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, A program for a general revision and strengthening of the City's ins~r-
, ance coverage was completed during the past month with the assistance of a specaal
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I committee from the Eugene-Lane County Insurance Agents Association. Briefly these
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I revisions accomplish the following:
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1. The eventual red.uction in the nwnber of policies held by' the City
from 33 to ? policies including 4 blanket coverage fire policies
carrying the 90% average c'lause; one comprehensive liability; 1 fleet, I
fire and theft; and one Inland Marine Policy.
i 2. Insurance covergge based on an actual appraisal of city buildings
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3. Placed fire policies on a three-year basis.
4. iij;stablishing a common expiration date for all pplicies.
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i~ Present coverage incl udes $125,000. fire; $10 to $1000 comprehensive
!i liability; $5000 al.;ltomobile-property damage; fire and, theft coverage on - 37 pieces "'l,j
I " of equipment; and $4000 Inland Marine coverage with further minor revisions and ~...
!j periodica 1 review on all evalua ti ons. I feel tha t our insurance program has bE?en -::.
!: placed on a much sound er more businesslike ba sis affording a greater coverage at ,~&,;
I: a small additional premi,um cost. 'rhe premiums to be paid by the City will go _ ':'
!, directly to the associa tion for pro-rated distribution among its membership which -,':
:' includes practically all of Eugene' s established fire insurance ffilgEmcr.es.
I; The summer recreation program was concluded on August 18 and the Anch-
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,; orage Pool was closed for the season on August 28. Plans for the pool call for
I the construction of a large gravity filter' plus certain other grounds improvements
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j'i that will be ready for reopening of the project next spring. During the period
" that the pool was in operation a total of 3,799 people used the facilities. Ad-
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':\ missions totaled $526.55. '
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" During the past two weeks Mr. Carl Green of Cunningham and Associates
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11 has started actual work on the Master Sewer Survey in the ~ity and is at the
'.1 present time securing certain engineering da ta within the City- and adjacent areas
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H to be used in setting up. the Master plan of sewage collection and disposal.
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,: After several weeks of negotiation with the contractors relative to the
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I improvement of ~efferson Street from 19th to 24th a compromise agreement has been
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" reached Whereby the_ work will be done at a cost of $10,243.75, a reduction of
I approximately $2,000 under the orig~il.a1 bid which wa.s referred to this office at
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It the last meeting of the Common Council. This work is now in progress.
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ii In the matter of public housing in Eugene, this office has been advised by the
:; -NHA that the 13th Street hOUSing R,roject will be brought to compilietion and oper-
;1 ated by the Federal Government. i'he question of the NYA buildings at the Butte.
'i is still undecided. Every effort. is being made by this office to secure the com-
I!; pletion of these projects and I will personally contact officials of the F/F.R.A.
U in Seattle this week in connection with this matter.
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I', During the past month steps were taken toward the formation of a vol-
:.; unteer unit for the Eugene Fire Department. Fourteen volunteer firement will
I :, start regular training on September 17. Wi tJ.;1 drill- and instruction scheduled for
II the first and third Mondays of each month this group will be trained to work ,with
Ii the regular members 01' the Department in case of serious fires and to act as a
:; stsml.-by unit at the Fire Headquarters on occasions when a series of small fires
:; require the services of all the paid personnel. In addition to this called group
;1 it is planned to secure the services of half a dozen or more so-called "Sleepers"
;1 for night duty at the cen tral sta tion. A blanmet insurance pOlicy providing ade-
I; quate protection to the volunteers and containing both death and disability pro-
;; visions has been secured and is now in effect. It is belivved that the addition of
ii this group of trained men will greatly add to the efficiency of our fire fighting
[:forces. .
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~i being processed for two local sewer improvements, ,a S3~stem of follow-up letter's
will be initiated as a means of maintaining a close check on unpaid liens, against
effected properties. I
..: To further protect the City'S interests in the matter of local improve- I
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;iments, a revised, p~an for handling future' improvements of this nature is now being
!: formulated. ,Improvement petitions reaching the Council will carry a complete ~e-
;;port as to assessed valuation of effected properties, the percentage of property
:"owners seeking the improvement, and provisions for cash deposits to cover the cost
i:;as an alternative to regular bonded assessments in, cases where the assessed valu-
Ilation does not- justify the cost of improvement. It is beli~ved that only by sudh
~steps will it. be possible for the City to avoid a repetition of its past experience I
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:.wi th unpaid itens eventually necessi tating wholesale fo!'eclosure of private prop- !
~erty by the municipality. i
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:It was mvved by Crwnbaker, seconded by Hawn that the report be received and placed I
~ on file. Motion carri ed.
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I The .following bills for the month of August, 1945 were submitted and upon
31 :motion wer:e order.ed paid. Upon roll c"all, all Councilmen prese~t voting AYE. I
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," Aetna Life Insuranc e Co. 142.79 AAA Towing Service
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I,' Aetna Life Insurance Co. 38.25 Adair Marshall Co. 13.23
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I ~ohn Fields, Recorder 1.35 Blue Bird Pack. Co. 6.65
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I Pacific Hosp~ Assoc. 49.00 R. A. Babb Co. 34.92
1~ Eugene Rosp. & Clinic 22.00 Le s ter Bar' ker 6.00
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1',0 ~ohn Fields, Recorder 62.49 ~im Brannen Tire Co. 15.20
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I: Lane Co. Corom & Nat. W.F. 5.00 ~t Burnside & Co. 14.68
I' 1st National Bank 1466.80 Boehnke Printing Co. 90.75
Eugene Public Library 1201.25 Burea u of Labor 5.00
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~" First National Bank 30.30 Burroughs Adding Mach. 9.55
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Chase Gardens Flor. 4.00 A. D. Losee ;.~Or,'OO
Chas e Co. 7.00 Lane Gravel Co.. 82.50
'.' Carlson-Hatton-Hay 11.02 Ed Lorence Imple. Co. 3.20 I
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:W Cressey's 18.15 Lyo.ns Furniture Co. 82.80
.. ." Donald C. Dickey 12.95 Mayor Earl McNutt 50.00
( Del Rey Cafe 3.10 ,George H. Miller 6.50
Eugene Laundry 4.95 Mountain states Power 18.20
Elliott Impl. & Seed Co. 3.70 Moore Business Forms 71.85
Eugene Sand & Gravel 133.75 Stanley Miller 37.50
Eugene Water Board 34.33 Nordlir~ Parts Co. 20.80
Eugene Water Board 35..17 OK Tire Co. 13.00
Eugene Water Board 29.40 .Oregon Supply Co. 32.26
Eugene Water Beard 11.76 Pacific Tel & ~el 122.13
Eugene Water Board 7.20 Pacific Tel & Tel 15.69
I Eugene Wa ter Boa rd 2.68 Packer-Scott'Co. 12.87
Eugene Water Board 2564.99 Pioneer Grocery 8.60
Eugene Register Guard li.45 Eva M. Paulson 7.84
Eugene Voc. School 20.00 Preston & Hales 14.60
John Fields, Trea s. 545.98 ' James Rodman, Sr. 15.00
E. D. Furrer 55. 00 W. H. Robertson 15.00
Feenaughty Mach. Co. 75.36 Frank Cashmen 15.00
Feenaughty Mach. Co. 116.98 George Schaefers 132.50
Guistina Lumbr. Co. 487.50 Scobert Bldg. 2.70
Harry Goldsmith 3.50 She 1 ten-Tur nbull 46.25
Goodrich -Silvertown 3.81 Willis H. Small Co. 2.90
P. J. Hanns,Co. 76.00 S~andare Oil Co. 25.48
George Halton Co. 25.99 ..State Ind. Acc. .188.76
Hanson Blue Print Co. 4.16 Silva Chev. Co. 280(~i:33.
L. G. Hei tel' line 30.00 Max Simpson 5.00
L. E. Henzler 3.00 Snappy Ser:viee 12.75
Walter Hoey Motor's Co. 34.25 Sparky's Garbage 1.20
Charle~ Humphreys .55 Troeh's Sporting 1.25
Johnson Furnmture ~.25 Twin Oaks Lumber 5.00
Kampfer Bros. 4.01 Union Oil 'Co. 363.00
Economy Grocery 7.42 Valley Printing 31.90
Kendall Motor Co. 63.26 Wil tshire 's 2.50
Koke-Chapmen 9.30 D. E. Cash 4.80 I
Jack Lamb Film 4.12 Wests ide Auto 5.45
W.F. o;ilstrap 427.76 Williams Ba~ery 12.74
A.W. Schneider 118.74
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Preston & Hales 13.25 Pennywise Drug Co. 2.60
ArrCJ.N Ambulanc e 5.00 Pacific. Tel & Tel 4.44
R. A. B~bb Hardware 51.96 JVl Quackenbush Co. 1.25
The Broadway 7.00 Seobert Bldg. Co. 4.55
Coast to Coast Stores 2.16 State Ind. Acc. 32.10
Cresseys 7.85 Twim Oaks Builders 42.55
Datch Boy Peint .48 C. P. Tillman Co. 7'.91
Eugene Hardware Co. 2.5,5 U Of 0 Physc. Ed Sch. 172.00
Eugene Planing Mill 22~93 Valley Printing . 29.55
Eugene Water Board 87.79 Willamette St. Mkt. 5.71
John Fields, Treas. 476.9b John Fields, '1'rea s. 188.52
General Paint Corp. 28.61 John Fields, Treas. 90.00
Guistina Lumber Co. 149.52 Eugene Register Guard 105.60
Hendershotts 24.53 Lane Ct. Abstract Col. 200.50
Lightnings 1.25 State Ind. Ace. Comm. .39
McDaniel Lumber Co. 34.48 ((Shelton-Turnbull,I.B.S.) '10.95
J. J. Newberry Co. 6.25 <<Peter A. Nelson Co., Soli?) 44.00
Oregon Supply Co. 2.00 1st National Bank 17'4..10
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, Harry I. Hamilton 1178.70 J."ohn Fields, Tr ea s . 188.52
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i Aetna Lif e Ins. Cpo 1.80 Eugene Register Guard 105.60
Aetna Lif'e Ine. Co. 1.35 Lane Co. Abst. Co. 200.50
Pa cific Ho~p. Assoc~. 2.00 State Ind. Acc. Comm. .39
1st National Bank 35.40 Shel ton-Turnbull 10.95 I
IMPROVEMENT BOND INTEP-EmT FUND
John FieldS, Wreas. 90.00
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SIDEWALK REVOLVING
Peter A. Nelson 44.00
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i; It was moved by Hawn, see .)nded by Johnson tha t the bills be approved and the prop-
I: er city'officials be authorized to issue warrants for the same. Motion carried.
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Ii: REPORTS OF. BOAR.DS AND COMMISSIONS: ~~
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32 I. A repor't of the Board of Appeals on variop,s matters was submitted and .~
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I: "A meeting of the Board of Appeals. was held Friday, September 7 at 5:00
( P. M. in the offic e of' the City Engineer.
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:' In regard to the raque st of R. B. Johnson, Tiny Tavern, 394 Blair Blvd.,
i: for a waiver of "set-back" which was referred back to the Board by the Council, I
f the Board still holds to its former report that the request be denied. I
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[:. A request was rece ived fram Bert Prescott asking for a waiver of "set-
:, back" on Lot 11 of Sunset 'I'errace, located a t the porth-east corner of the inter-
Ii section of Fairmount Boulevard and Sunset Dri ve. The Board is holding this re-
,: quest for more de.finite information.
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:, . A request was received from Wendell W. Stuart asking for a rezoning of
I; a piece of pro perty 103 feet by 160 feet at the northeast c orner of Willa1l1ette
I; Street and Seventeenth Avenue from apartment zone to Business zone. The Board
~; re commend s that thi s request be deni ed. .
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" A reque st was received from R. D. Brown, local manager of the Shell
:; Oil Compan~ aSking for reclassification of the property at the northeast corner
:\ of Eleventh Avenue and Polk Street from residential to busi ness for the purpose
~; of erecting a service station,.
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:~ At a Council meeting held July 8, 1940, "Request of L. G~ Reish for a
II permit to construct a service station on Lot 6; Block 3, Wallis-Dorris Addition
:. located on the N. E. corner of 11th Avenue and Polk Street. The Board recommends
i that this request be q.enied and action was sustained by the Council." I
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/, On September 8, 1941 the Council sustained another unfavorable report
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l; The Board therefore recommends that this request be denied."
II It was moved by Crumbaker, second ed by Hurley tha-.t the report be adopted. Motion
:: carried by the following vote: AYES: Koppe, Crumbaker, Bailey and Hurley; NO:
II Hawn, Davis, and Johnson; Allen absent.'
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i' A tentative and permanent report on the reclassification of property
33 I! at 13th and Oak Streets from single family residence to business district was sub-
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i; mitted and read. It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Hawn that the reports be
:: adopted.
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i; A tentative and permanent repo rt on the reclassifica tj.on of the 1600
;: block, ::B'rank1in Blvd. from single family residence to business district was sub- ,
34 i mitted and reed (from City Planning Commission.) It waB moved by Bailey, seconded i
. ;1 by Davis that the report be adopted. Motion carried.
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1\ A tentative and permanent report on the reclassification of Lot 3, block
35 Ii 1, Kincaid Addition fI'om single family residence to business district was submitted
I, by the Vi ty Planning l;ommission. It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Koppe that
:, the re port be adopted. Carried.
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;, A tentative report on the reclassification of the district ad,jacent to I
36 :1 and near 'West Broadway and Van Buren wc.s submitted by the City. Planning Commission.
\,: Upon motion the report was adopt ed. I
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i': PETITIONS .AND COMMUNICATIONS
I The f'ollowing license applicationa were submitted and read 8S f'ollows: I
37 : 1. Application, package store class "An license by Mr. and Mxs'. A. O. Bray, I
'. 1085 West 4th Street.
I 38 2. Application, retail beer license "en license (transfer) to J. F. Brofby
at 889 West 13th Street.
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39 I 3. Applicat ion, retail beer license "C" lie ense by G. V. Gassman (transfer)
I' for Taylor's Coffee Shop.
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!I Applica ti Ons submitted carried the approval of the Chief of Po lie e. Upon motion
!; applica tions were ordered approved.
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A communication from A. r.I'. Manley of the Oregon Motor Stages seeking
40 ' permission to extend Fairmount Loop bus route out Alder Street to 25th Avenue,
.' east on 25th to University Street, north on University Street to 22nd Avenue, was I
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~S ' It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the communication be received and
..1 pIa ced on file and that the application be granted. Moti on carried.
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A communication from R. H.Baldock, State Highw~y Engineer relative
41 to a proposal for eliminating par~ing on the south side of Broadway between High
and Alder Streets was submitted and read.
Upon motion the communication was ordered received and placed on file.
A communication from Paul Snel , pa trolman, Eugene Police Department
(resigned) requestingnayear' s lee-ve of absence fran the Police Department was
42 submitted and read. .'l'he City Manager reported to the Council that Mr. Snell's
applic.ation had been file d and processed in. adcordance with exist ing rules and
regulations of the Eugene Civil Service Commission, and that Mr. Snell's appli-
.cation was not considered sufficient to grant the request for leave and that his
resignation had been accepted as of August 31st as per Mr. Snell's alternative
reque st.
lit was moved by Bailey, seconded by Koppe ~hat the letter be referred to the City
.Manager. It was further moved by Hawn, seconded by Koppe Lhat notice be given
City personnel advising them that the office of the City Manager is constituted
und er the ci tycharter as the ttappointing powertt of the City of Eugene, MMtion
carried.
43 I A communication from Mr. Roy Copping asking to use the old Billard
property at the Southwest corner of Broadway and Patterson ~treets for the erec-
tion of a Super Station was submitted and read.
It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Johnson that the communication be received
and placed on file and that the application be referred to the City Planning Comm-
ission as requested.
I , A communication fran Mr. K. T. O'Neil, 1463 East 24th Street relative I
I to a decision made by the Council in granting a Mr. George H. Friezon the right
44 i to extend his present store building at the corner of 24th and Agate.ptreets,
south to within five and one-half feet of the 24th Street line was submitted and
read. It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Hawn that the communication be re-
ceived and placed on file. Motion carried.
I A communication from H. M. Henriksen seeking to .rent foundry building
I and equipment ownee by the City at Skinner's Butte was submitted and read. It
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45 ; was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Hawn that the matter be referred to the City
. Manager _with :th-e power to act. Mdltion carried.
46 A letter from G. E. Butler was submitted and read as follows:'
The Eugene City Council
Eugene, Oregon
i Gentlemen: .,
At the last meeting of your Council, I was
granted permission by your Honorable Body to open
, and operate a restaurant under what the Oregon Liquor
I Control Commission calls a "Restaurant License", on
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I the northeast corner of Eleventh and Grant Streets.
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I Due to the fact that there is no sewer to
I this location, it is impossible for me to operate en
I this corner. I would like to request permission, there-
I fore, of the Coune il to hold the privilege of this
! restaurant lic.e.nse-until such time that the city will
cons~ruct a sewer at this location, or until I can
I find another location that would meet with ~he approval
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of your body.
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Respectfully, .
Gerald E. Butler
It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the communication be received and
I pIa ced on file. Motion carried.
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I ,A report from Percy Brown, togethe r wi th the annual a udit of city
47!; accounts far the fiscal year ending June 30, 1945, was'submitted. Upon motion .
! the report was accepted and placed on file.
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.' Ii: An application for installation of a streetlight at 13th and Jackson 1",1
. 48:' Streets, sig.ned by H. H. Dickey and eight others was submitted and read. It was ~~
I: moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Bail.ey that this request and the matter of inter- [.,
r section lighting in Westmoreland area be referred to City Manager for investig- ':,\
\, ation and power to act. Motion carried.
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;: An oral petition to construct a temporary building for meeting purposes
by the 7th Day Adventist Church, on the north s ide of Broadway adjacent to the :
491 Mill Race (bldg to be usee for a. period of 8 to 10 months) was presented to the
, Council. Upon motion this applicatfuon was referred to the City Manager with
r power to act.. h'"
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j: ORDINANCES.:'.
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: Council. Bill No. 28 -- Re: Frs nchi se to Irish and Swartz for construc-
50 tion of a_marquee in block 20, Packard's Addition was submitted and read for the
:' second time. It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Bailey t hat rules be suspended
i: by unanimous consent of the Council a nd the Council Bill placed for its final
:i pa ssage.' All Councilmen present voting AYE. 'l'he Ordinance was declared passed
:1 and nwnbered 8846&...
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ii Council Bill No. 32 -- Re; Levying assessments for installation of
51 Iii Ci ty Outlook Sewer sy stem was submitted and read. A communication from Alma Can-
I non Miller, M.D. protesting assessment against lots 8 and 9, block 7, City Out-
;: l,.)ok wc:.s submitted to the C.ouncil. It was moved by Koppe,~, seconded by Crumbaker
,f thst the protest be overruled, that the rules be suspended by unanimous consent
L of the Council by title under suspension of the rules and the Council Bill placed
i: for its third and final reading. Motion csrried by the 'following vote --AYES:
:) All Councilmen, Allen absent. 'l'he Ordinance was declared' passed and numbered 8847/1
!! Council Bill No. 35 -- Re: Levying of assesE,ments for sani tary sewer .
:: between Lawrence and Washington Streets., 22nd to 24th Avenue West we s submitted
'1 52 I',' and read th~ sec .ond time., The, Vity Mangger reported no protests or remonstrances
,: received. It was. moved by; Kop;:e, seconded by Hawn that the rules be suspended by
;: unanimous consent of the vouncil by title 'under suspension of the rules and the
,i Council Bill .placed 'for its final pas sage. Motion carried by the following vote--
. !, All Councilmen present voting AYE, Allen absent. The Ordinance was declared pas-
:: sed and numbered ~.
:1 Council.1}ill NO___...36 -- Re: Adoption of resolution of official street
:: and alley signs, markings and traffic control signalS was submitted and read the I
, 53 \; second time. It was' moved by Koppe, second ed by Hawn that the rules be sus pended I
;, by unanimous consent .of the Council by title under suspension of the rules and I
!I -the -Ordinance be given its third and final reading. Motion carried by the f,Qllo- ,
\: wing vote -- All Councilmen voting AYE, Allen absent. The Ordinance was passed I
". and nwnbered 8849.
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P Council Bill No. 37 ~- He: A.doption of Viewers Report on the opening of i
,I the alley between 7th and 8th Avenue V~est from the West line of Hallock's Addition I
54:i to Garfield Street was submitted and read the second time. An oral remonstrance
I: was submitted by' M. M. Landon on damages grant ed by the viewers, as1ting relief of
il the Council. It was moved by Bailey, seoonded by Hawn that the remonstrance be
:,1 overrul ed and tha t rule s be suspended by unanimous consent of the COtulC il by title
1i' under suspension of the rules and the \,)ounci~ Bill placed for its final passage. I
I; Motion carried by the vollowing vote -- All vouncilman present voting AYE, Allen i
:~ absent.. '1'he Ordinance was declared :pa ssed and numbered ~. ;
. ;' Council Bill No. 38 -- Re: Viewers Report (adoption of) for opening of I
;: 8th Avenue West from \,)hambers Street to Garfield Street was submn:tted and read the I
55,: second time. A communication from Davis Peterson and John T. Foreman as owners I
;1 of tract 13 protesting the opening of 8th Avenue West from Chambers to Garfield ,
" Street on theground~3 tha t improvement would be of no benefi t to the property
:' and that right-or-way has been sold across said property to the Oregon State High-
t: way Commission was submitted and read. It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn
; tl18 t the rul es be suspended by unanimous consent of the liounc il by title under sus-
:: pensi on. of the rules and the Ordina nc e pIa ced for its final pa ssage. The Motion I
Ii..: was carried by the following vote -- All Councilmen voting AYE, except Hurley who ,
1,1 was not voting and Allen who was absent. The Ordinance was declared passed and
ii numbered 8851.
I Council Bill No. 41 -- Re: Reclassification of the north half of block
56:~ 1 2 345 and 6 of block 1, Kincaid Addition from single family reside,nce to
i, b~sin~s;' district was submitted and read for the first time and upon motion was or-
, !; de red la id over.
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~I~ coun:ll B ~li ~o. 42 --~e: ReC~a ~S~fi ca t ion - of P r~p ~r~y ~ t oa~ USt:eet t I "_n_~ ~
57: and 13th Street -fr.mm single family residence district to business district was sub
(:...;; mitted and read the. first time and upon motion was ordered 'laid over. 1-
,/'" Council. Bi 11 No. 43 -- Re: Reclassification of property on north side
1'5;8' of Franklin between University Street and Moss Street from single family residence
C.i.' to business di strict was submitted and read the f :::rst time.
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iJ~ Counc il Bill No. 44 -- Re: Regu'la,~ory lic ens es, 'occupa tional taxes, fees
and regulations governing operation of the .t!iugene Airpark was submitted and read ;
59 the first time. It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Davis that the Ordinance be
passed to its second and third readings by unanimous consent of the .~ouncil by
title under suspension of the rules and was placed for final passage. The motion
was carried by the following vote -- All' Councilmen voting AYE, Allen Absent. The
Ordinance was declBlred pa ssed and numbered 8852.
RESOLUTIONS:
A resolution -- Rei Reclassification of Lot 3; block 1, Kincaid Addition
60' to business district was submitted and read as follows:
"WHEREAS, heretofore the Common Council has submitted to the Planning '..".-
Commission certain changes in the classification of Lot 3, block 1, Kincaid Add-
i tion to Eugene, Lane County ,Or~gon, and the Planning Commission bas held a
hearing, adopted a permanent and final report recommending that the North half of
Lotts 1~2,3,4,5, and 6 of Block ,1., Kincaid Addition be rezoned as a business dist-
rict and .submitted it to the IJommon Council with the recommendation that the same'
be enacted into an Ordinance, and the Council has prepared and given its fiIS t
reading of an Ordinance enacting said permanent report.
Now, therefore, the ~ity Recorder be and he is hereby directed to pre-
pa re and cause to be published not less than three times in the Eugene Register
Guard in Eugene, Oregon, a ~otice of a hearing to be held at the regular Council
meeting on Monday, October 8, 1945, at 7:30 P.M., said notices to be published
wi thin the week comrllencing October 1, 1949."
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It w~s moved by Bailey., seconded by Hawn tha t the resolution be adopted. Mot ion 1---
carrl.ed. ;
A resolution -- Re: Reclassification of all of the North side of Franklin
61 between Univensity Street and Moss Avenue was submitted and read as follows:
.. .
"WHEREAS, heretofore the vommonCouncil has submitted to the Planning
Commission certain changes in the classification of all of the North side of
Franklin between Uni vel'S ity Street and Moss Avenue,Eugene, Lane County, Oregon,
and the Planning Commiss!on. has held a hearing, adopted a permanent and final repor
and submit.ted it to the Common Counc il'with the recommendation that the same be
enacted into an Ordinanc@, and the Council has prepared and given its first reading
of an Ordinance enacting said permanent. report.
./' NqW, therefore, the IJity Recorder be and he is hereby d'irected to pre-
pare and cause to be published not less than three times in the Eugene Register
Guard in Eugene, Oreg:> n, a notice of a hearing to be held at the regular Council
meeting on ~bnday, October 8, 1945, at 7:30 P.M., said notices to be published
l within the week, commencing October 1, 1945."
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i It was moved by Bailey, seoe..nded by Hawn that the.. resolut.ion be adopted. Motion
, carried.
A resolution --he: Reclassification of Oak Street West to the alley
62 160 feet on 13th Street and 80 feet being Lot 1, Block 7, Christians Second Addi-
tion was submitted and read as follows:
~tWHEREAS, heretofore the Common Counci 1 has submitted to the Planning
. : Commission certain changes in the classification from Oak Street West to the alley
: 160 feet on 13th Street and 80 -feet south being Lot 1, Block 7, Christians Sec-
lond Addition to Eugene, Lane (jounty, Oregon and the Pilianning Commission has held a
I hearing, adopted a permanent and final report .and submitted it to the Common Coun-
cil wi th the recommends. tion that the same be enacted into an Ordinance, and the
i Council has prepared and given its first reading of an Ordinance enacting said
'permanent report. 1
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Now therefore, the IJity Recorder be and he is hereby directed to prepare
! and caus e to be published not less than three times in the Eugene Register Guard
: in Eugene, Oregon, a not ice of a hearing to be held a t the regular Counci 1 meeting
:on Monday, October 8, 1945, at 7:30 P.M. said notices to be published within th~
.;vyeek co.m.rrencing October 1, J-~45."
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i It was moved by Bai3:,ey, seconded 1;>y Hawn that the resolution be adopted. Motion
. carried. . ..
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: A resolution -- Re: rrhat a stop sign be placed at'the southeast corner
63 I; of 8th and Ivlonroe Streets and that another be placed at the southwest corner at
I' 8th end Monroe was submitted and read as follows:
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I. "BE IT RESOLVED by the vommon L;ouncil of the vity of Eugene, that the a:...J
I~ . re commendat ion of ~he Cit y. MenageI' that a stop sign be p laced a t the southeast ;""1
I: corner at 8th and lv1onroe ...:Itreets, to control North bound traffic; and tha t another :,..~
ii be placed at the Sou thwest corne I' at 8th and Monro e to control Ea st bllmnd traffic t
I, be approved and the Chief of Police be ane he is hereby directed to erect s igns ,!~\i
,: Berrying the recommendation and resolution into effect." .
r: It w~s moved by Hawn, seconded by Bailey that the reolution be adopted. Motion
;i carrJ.ed.
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t A resolution -- Re: That a stop sign be erected on the Northwest corner
64 ;' and the Southeast corner at 17th and Lincoln Streets was submitted and read as
,I
I follows:
I.
f: " "BE IT 1imSOL"ltEDL~BY the "'ommon Council of the City of Eugene, that the
I; recommendation of the City Manager that a stop sign be erected on the northwest
i'; and the southeast corners a t 17th and Lincoln Streets to control north and soi.lth
I;. traffic be approved and the Chief of Police be and he is hereby directed to erect
!: signs carrying the recommendation and resolution into effect.'"
I'; It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Bailey that the resolution be adopted. Motion
, carried.
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1 . A resolution -- Re:.J..hat parking be prohibited at all'times on the south
65 ii side of Broadway between High Street and Franklin Blvd. was submitted and read as
!' follows:
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Ii "BE IT RESOLVED BY the Common Council of the City of Eugene tha t the . I
'! recommendat.ion of the Vity Manager that parking be prohibited at all times on thE? I
:'; south side of Broadway'be approved and the Chief of Polic e be and he is hereby I
!.' directed to erect ~igns carrying t he recommendation and resc)lution into effect." I'
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Ii:. It w~s moved by Bailey, seconded by Hawn that the resolution be adopted. Motion I
; carrJ.ed.
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..: A resolution -- Re: 'rtU3.t the curbing on the North side of Broadway for
66 :: a distance~ of 25 feet east of the intersection of High Street be painted yellow I
i! and tta t the curb on the west side of High Street, fIDr a distance of 50 feet north
ii of the intersection of Broadway, be painted yellow was. submitted and read as fol-
:1 lows:
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:1 "BE IT RESOLVED BY the Common Counc il of the City of Euge~e, that the
I; recommendation of the City Manager that the curbing on the North side of Brcedway
;,: for a distance of 25 feet east of the intersection of High Street be painted yellow
:; and that the curb on the West side of High street for a distance of 50 feet North
II of the intersection of Broadway be painted yellow and also 15 feet on each side
:1 of the alley entrance between ~jgh Street and the MillRace on the North slide of
II Broadway be approved and the L;hief of Polic e be and he is her.eby directed to carry
I: th e recommenda ti on and resolution in to eft ect. n. ,
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j: It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis tJ::a t the resolution be ado pted. Mot-ion I
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:: A resolution -- He: Thet bus loadig:g zones be establiishe.d at . 8th, 9th
67 11 and 10th Avenues on Oak Street was submitted a nd read as follows:
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I: "BE IT RESOLVED BY the Common Council of the City of Eugene, that the I
!' recommendation of the City Manager tha t bus loading zones be established at '8th,
il9th, and 10th~venues on Oak Street be approved and the ~hief or Police be a nd he I
(,is hereby directed to erect signs carrying the recommendation and resolution into i
~effect." .
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qIt was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Davis that the resolution be adopted. Motion
!: carri ed .
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! A resolution -- Re: '.l.hat l!E!:t:t hand turns be prohibited at the intersection:l
I 68 I; at Broadway and Willamette Streets in all directions was submitted and read as
!lfollOWS:
!i "BE IT RESOLVED BY the Common Council of the City of Eugene, that the I
;~recomm.endation of the City Manager that left hand turns be prohibited at the inter-
!i.'section at Broaaway and 'j'i~lamette St::eets in all direc~ions be a.pproved and the I'
;'Chi ef of Police be and he J.S hereby d J.rected to erect s J.gns carrYlng the recommen-
i!dation and resolution into effect."
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lilt was moved by Bailey, seconded by Crwnbaker that the resolution be adopted. Motion
':carried.
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A resolution -- :He: 'J..hat one way alleys be adopted and ordered and that
69 all alleys may be entered by a 1 eft or fight hand turn was submitted and ordered
as follows: .
'<"".; "BE IT RESOLVED BY the Common Gouncil of the City of Eugene that the . I
;A' I re comrnendat ion of the City Manager f or one way alleys in the Ci ty be adopted am _
c~ ordered as follows:
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c.' . (,a) the entire alley running North .and South between Olive and Willamette
I and extending from 6th Street to 11th Street be made one way with all travel to
I be SOu th bound. '
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(b) Between Willametlte and Oak Street, from 5th Street to 10th S.treet
be made one way with all travel to be South bound, excepting the alley between
I' 6th and 7th, Willamette and Oa~ Streets.
. (c) All East and West alleys between 6th Street on the North, and 11th
II Street on the South, and ulive street on the v'/est, Oak Street ~n the East, be made
. one way alleys with all travel to enter the alleys from Willamette Street.
I (d) Between Oa~ Street and Pearl Street and between Broadway and 10th
I Street running North and South be made one way alleys, with the travel going south
I.' and that the alley running East and West in this same block be made one way with
travel going east.
I:. All alleys may be entered by a left or right hand turn.
Backing out of".an alley shall be qeemed violating the one way rule.
That the foregoing be approved and the Chief of Police be and he is here-
by directed to erect signs carrying the recommendation and resolution into effect."
It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Hawn that the resolution be adopted. Motion
I carried.
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I A resolution -- He: That U. Turns be prohibited on Olive from 5th to 13th
701 Streets inclusive was submitted and read as follows: - .
I "BE IT RESOL1(ED BY the Common Council of the City of Eugene, that the I
recommenda tion of the ljity Manager tha t U Turr!s be prohi bi ted on Olive from 5th .
,f to 13th Streets inclusive; on Willamette from 5th to 13th Stre~ts inclusive; on
i Oak From 5th to 13th ~treets inclusi~e; on Pearl from 6.t.h Street to and including
It 11th St!.eet; on 6th Street from the Vity Limits on the West side to High Street
on the ~ast side; on 7th Street from-the City Limits on the West side to High St.
Ion the East side; on 8th Street from Olive to High street on the East; on Broadway
; from, and including Olive Street on the West slide to Alder Street on the East; on
I 13th from Olive Street on the West side to Pearl Street on the East ; At the inter-
~ section of 11th, and Alder; at the intersection of 13th and Kincaid; at the inter-
i section of 13th and University; at the intersectionoof 19th and University; and
i at the intersection of 17th and Willamette Streets be approved and the Chief of
'I: Police be and he is hereby directed to erect signs carrying the recommendation and
,resolution into effect."
lIt was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the resolution be adopted. Motion
~ carried. _
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i A resolution -- He: Reclassificatio~ of the old Dillard property at the
71 :Southwest corner of Broadway and Patterson Streets from a ~ingle family residence
! district to a business district was submitted and read as follows-:
: "BE IT RESOLVED BY the Common Council of the City of Eugene that there
: is hereby transmitted to the Planning Commission of the City of Eugene, a proposal
: to change the classif ice tion of the old Dillard property at the Southwest corner
; of Broadway and Patterson Streets, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, from a sing]. e fam-
iily residence district to a business district.
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: And directing the Planning Comm~ssion to adopt a Tentative Hepar t, and
:to hold a hearing thereon in the Council Qh$.ID.bers in the City Hall in the Ci~y of
;Eugene, On Tuesday, October 9, 1945 at 7:30 P.M.~ After giving due notice by pub-
:lication once in the Eugene Register Guard and they shall thereafter .make a final
ireport and transmit the same to the Common Counc il wi th, their recommendation. It I
[It w~s moved by Bailey, seconded by Hawn tba t the resolution be adopted. Motion
, carr 1. ed . -
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NEW BUSINESS:
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I The question of .continuing a day nursery ,school in Eugene, being discon-
72 !tinued for lack of a building and cessation of federal aid through Lanham Act Funds,
[wes presented orally to t~e 00uncil with a request for assistance.
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; Various spokesmen appeared bef'ore the Council in support of continuing
)the day nursery.
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1'1 to the City Manager for investigation and that the Council go oil record endorsing
I fl the continuance of the project. Motion carried. C.,lJ
:: . In the matter of sewer servic e provided the City Outlook area it was ::i
Ii moved by Hawn, seconded by Bailey, that the Ci ty Manager be instructed to wri te : .:.,
73 'II~ a letter- to the Water Beard requesting act ion as soon as possi ble on exte-9-ding '.:
j water service to the City Outlook district in order that recently completed
ii sewer lines can be util.ized by af,fected residents.
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:1 UBON MOTION THE COUNCIL ADJOURNED.
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