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Home My WebLink About11/12/1945 Meeting ~ 387 ... -----. - - ~-- -- ----- -- ---::..--c.--.---.,--,-_ --,----------- -- __~ __ ____ _ _ __ __ _ . -~'-=_..=~-=~-=-=: .:=-_.=.C. --,-.-=-=, -, .,- _ .-:-,:,:,:,,:-:',C- .:=-:..'-=---=~ .= ==~=::..=: c_-=-=_~:::c:..==-.c:. --_=: .:-.-:? - --= -=--=~2~.' =-=-::.-=-.: =-:..:..c::.-= :::.~::--=~ _-:':_=-=--___=-_==_ -C:-_-==:...:.-..=-=-.:.~_-__ __~ 1. Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon 1'1 November 12, 1945 I ~ w - r: The regular meeting of the Common Council of Eugene, held November 12, ~ Ii 1945 at 7 :30 P.M. The meeting was called to order by his Honor, Mayor Earl ::~,~ !' McNutt. Councilmen present at rollcall were Koppe, Hawn, Davis, Crumbaker, i: Bailey, Hurley ,;Tohnson and Allen. I r REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ' " ( '1-' ,,, I: The Finance Committee submitted the following report on sales of I. Ci ty owned properties as follows: I I :: Rodman and Hilton; Realtors offer for client for Lot 17 - $1500.00, 1 [, (McClarens Addition - South side 1st Street, 694 feet West of Blair Blvd.) ;i Appraisal: $1624.00 P Committee Recommendation: Hold for appraisal. ii ! M. B. Woolfolk, for strip 63' X approximately 270' or to the West line of , Kincaid Street if extended North from 24th. (North side of 24th and East 2 ~' from Alder Street - $500.00 (Not previously appraised) I: Committee Recommendation: Accept $500 net to City; Purchaser to furnish i: title insurance. I I: I; Paul W. Campbell: Broker offers for strip of land 63' X 114.8' on the East ; side of Alder Street, just North of 24th, if extended East from Alder _ 3 ~, $375.00. (Offer dated November 7, 1945) '. Appraisal: $375.00 I, Committee recommendation: Rejected, property previously sold. 1'; ,i I' R. K. Guske; Broker offers for client Wm. F. Guske, for Lots 7-8-9, Block 31, i Driverton Addition and also strip 97.95' X 415' on South side of 24th from 4 Hilyard to Alder Streets - $2000.00. r (Will grade and gravel 24th from Hilyard to Alder Streets to City specifications.) :~ Appraisal: Lots 7-8-9 - $1100.00 I j' Strip South of 24th not appraised. I!' Committee recommendation: Offer rejected, subject to appraisal by committee of ~ ,strip South of 24th Street. II i Mrs. K. B. Dyerud offers for Lot 10 and the South 1/2 of Lot 9 in Block 5 of I: Fairmount Heights Addition (N.E. corner 23rd and COlumbia) 79 1/2' X 156' _ 5 !i $1300.00 City Appraisal: $1500.00 I; Committee Recommendation: Hold, for appraisal. II I' !: Arnold Elston offers for Lot 27 of Sunset Terraces - $600.00 (Offer dated 1,1 Ii October 16, 1945) 6, Appraisal: $1000.00 - 60% is $600.00 /: Committee recommendation: That $600 offer submitted six days in advance of II ;, Mr. Elston's offer be accepted. , 1 r. j ~ Rdbert K. B. Cougill offers for Lot 27, Sunset Terraces - $600.00 I ;1 (ThiS is next to and joins other lots already purchased by Mr. Cougill and I 7 ;: Mr. Andresen. Will wi thdraw request for a refund on Lot 26 if he can get I ~ this lot) Offer dated October 10, 1945. I :: Appraisal: $1000.00 -60% is $600.00 : :' Committee recommendation: Accepted. I " I It J. Glenn Cougill offers for Lot 17, Sunset Terraces - $600.00. I i (On Sunset D~ive just North of Steps) i 8 :,: Appraisal: $1400.00 I " Committee recommendation: Counter offer of $840.00. 1 I; Howard C. Lorence offers for Lot 10 of Suns~t Terraces, also 30 foot strip on I' the West - $750.00 (South end of Sunset Drive) 9 ;; Appraisal: $925.00 11 Committee recommendation: Hold for appraisal. II ' :1 Lots sold by the City Manager since the Council Meeting of October 8, 1945. I' I 10 ~ Otho C. Hart, for part of Lot 1, Block 22 of Fairmount Addition $1200.00 11 :1 George R. Marx, for Lot 12, Block 20, Driverton Addition 1085.00 II , 12 ~ Frarik B. Price, for Lots 19-20-21-22, Sunset Terraces. 2232.00 I I ; 'j t Ii II . I ,1 r~ -4 - I' I' " I i: ~ ~ ra88 :.:~::-..:.-:==~ ::--~--~~-=-=-:-_:=:::;:---=:-::;:::-:~--:::;:-=.~~----:-:--=-~; --:-:- ~~--~-.-~-=-~~--:..~~::-:--- - -..- -- ~ .- _ -:-=-:::;:;:." ~-_~---_-~_~_-::_- ~===-::_:-:~...,.._- ---=-~-_-.:~_..,:.~-= -..----_~~_--_~___:=_~_:__:'t._::;_-__:;:__:;;;_-__:;;: -_ -:c:::---=:..:..--=--.:--:-:;.~ . -----~------ - - _. - - 1-- n _. ____ ._ . - - - -- - -- - "~- - - - -- ~ __ .0- - ~"'=.- . . ~ - ~ - ~-----~~. ~ 13 H. T. Gentle, 'for Lot ?, except the East 5 1/2 feet and also the West ?9 1/2' "' ,.. of the East 85' of Lot 8, Block 30, Gross Addition $950.00 I 'i..:t......- -' f~:M Lewis H. Holeman for Lot 11, Block 24 of First Addition to ......),.., - CO City Outloo~. 200.00 te 5 . Western Equipment Company, for Lots 18 and 19 in McClarens Add. 3248.00 16 C. Herbert Olson, for the South 50' of Lot 4 in Block 18 of Fairmount Addition, Eugene, Lane County, Oregon 1200.00 r It was moved by Johnson, seconded by Hawn that the report of the Committee be adopted. Motion carried. . 17 The Police Committee submitted the following report: "Your Committee on Police to whom was referred the matter of limi- tation of beer licenses within the City and the application of Kenneth LiQhty. for beer license on West 11th Avenue. begs to report as follows: I , Your Committee finds that there are 26 retail beer outlets now licensed in the City exclusive of package store and restaurant licenses. We reco~end that the Common Council limit the total number of. Class A, B & C Ret'ail Beer licenses to 30 and that the four additional licenses be confined to the annexed area, West of Chambers Street within the City limits. We recommend that further applications for licenses other than Class A, B & C Beer licenses be considered on the merits of the individual appli- cations. We further recommend that the application of Mr. Lichty be given preliminary approval by the Council with final approval to be subject to re- quirements of building, sanitation and police authorities of the City. ,,' I It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the report of the Committee be adopted. Motion carried. . REPORTS OF OFFICERS, . 18 The City Manager submitted the following report relating to proposed change of bu~ routes in the downtown area, together with petitions carrying 507 signatures protesting the removal of busses from Willamette Street. . "Several weeks ago, as a result of a study of downtown traffic con- ditions and several conferences with the management of the Oregon Motor Stag~s, it was suggested that the re-routing of City busses from Willamette Street to Olive and Oak Streets be arranged for a trial period of 60 days to Qbse,rve the effect of such a program in relieving vehicular traffic congestion on Willam~tte Street. . This suggested move resulted in a ~ather wide publiQ reaction with arguments presented pro and con and alternate suggestions offered. As a result, the Chief of Police in his departmental report for the month of October has reviewed the situatiop and sets forth three alternative proposals in this con-, nection. 1. To re-route all bus travel off Willamette to Oak and Olive Streets. I 2. Re-route North bound busses only on Oak and Olive _ .1 I with South bound busses continuing on Willamette St. I i I 3. The establishment of a central loading and unloading I area in the business district for all bus routes. The objections to removing bus routes from Willamette Street haye I come from two sources. The Business interests on the street and people who regularly use the busses as a mode of transportation to and from the bU$iness area. . i i ! i \ ~ :- , ' ~ 389 - --~. -- _.~ --.- - -- - ._---~-_. -- - - -- -- - . , -- -- ----- - , -- -i==-:=-=--=-" ---~--==- --=--~---- -==-:-:- =--=-'-:-C~'-=-_-=-=--=~= ~'c_---=-=--===--=-=-_-=-=-~-=-=---=.__-_==-=-- - ~._------ ------ ---_.~------_._--- - -- ---~- I - ---~-- -- ------ - - ---- ---- -- -- - ----~- , i The first objection is based on the theory that the volume of retail I business will be adversely affected by the removal of the busses while the second group of objectors point out the lack of proper street lighting and lack I"t,"- ~_...'d:l of suitable places on Oak and Olive for protection against the weather while " y;:~ ~ I: waiting for busses. <~~'iS.t~~ tr't- , .~ ~. I; Several days ago, our office was in receipt of a letter from the ~~... "',. ,-"t", I! Oregon Motor Stages in which the management states that within a sho~t time it I! intends to make quite a few changes in now existing schedules in order to reach I. t out-lying districts and establish more individual runs or loops. Pending these proposed changes, it is requested that no action be taken at the present time on r'e-routing on the basis that it will only lend to conside:reble confusion on the ! part of the bus riding public. Still another alternate suggestion is made in I, t~is letter to relieve Willamette Street congestion by establishment of double I! zones at present bus stops. j, I should like to point out that the subject of re-routing busses is only one of several proposals in a general study of ways and means to facilitate , the flow of traffic in the downtown area. The elimination of left hand turns, \, I. one way traffic in the alleys, a general revision of the meter schedule and off- I. i, street parking facilities are other important factors in this general,program. J- OWing to the numerous proposals and counter proposals that have been made and in t light of the request by the Oregon Motor Stages, it would be my suggestion that " a continuing detailed study be made into the situation in general and that the " proper city officers be directed to carry out such study and report its findings r " and recommendations to the Police Committee of the Council. I. I: It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Davis that the report be received and f' " placed on file and the recommendations contained therein be adopted. Motion ~ I. carried. I I I: The City Manager submitted the following report in connection with !' 19 Ii the construction of two offices on the third floor of the City Hall: i "Subject to approval of your bOdy, arrangements are being made to r'. I I provide an additional 930 square feet of office space on the top floor of the I. City Hall at a total cost of approximately $2,000.00. , , I: This action is the result of two requests for rental office space made by the Eugene Water Board and the Central Lane County Planning Committee. The I : offices to be provided would be 18' X 26' and 22' X 21' in size and if and when ! one of these offices is abandoned by the Planning staff, it will be available i' for our own use or rental to the Eugene Water Board. i~ I: ~ I: It is recommended that the Counc~l by appropriate action, make avail- :! ; able a sum not to exceed $2,000.00_ for this construction and re-modeling work I: and your favorable consideration of this recommendation is earnestly solicited." I ,'; I i~ It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Crumbaker that the report be received and that I I, I C the expenditure of not to exceed $2,000.00 authorized from City emergency funds Ii I; to cover costs of office construction. All Councilmen present voting AYE. !i II ),'r The City Manager submitted the following report on department activi- I , 20 ; ~, ties for the month of October, 1945: I II I I l:t "In connection with the activities of my office and of the several City !' ~ I II Departments during the month of October, I wish to submit the following infor- ~it mation: I "1 I h In the matter of the Eugene general sewer survey being conducted by ! I i Cunningham & Associates of Portland, I am advised that the basic plans for ex- ! 11 tensions and replacements in the sanitary sewerage system have been completed I 'I by the engineers and work is progressing favorably. In connection with the I: study on disposal of storm and surface water, it is believed that this report " " will be ready for council study within 60 days and that it will be possible to I, .;. proceed with the initial projects in this program by next spring. I have also II :1 been advised by these engineers ,that the work of design on the Eugene municipal i'l swimming pool is under way and that we will be in a position to call for bids I [! on this project next spring if the council so desires. Ii II The past month has brought the return from the armed services of ." several civil service members of our Police and Fire Departments. The Folice ;,1 I I Department is now at full strength of 29 members in accordance with budget and II I I special provisions made by the Common Council. \ )'j ~II I, ~ I:i The Fire Department has not yet been returned to full strength with a I', ;1 I' release of several members in the armed forces still awaited. However, our force \ \;i of 14 volunteer firemen is fully organized and engaged in a regular training pro- : !'I 11 gram. A number of sorely needed equipment items have been purchased and installed ' li~ '. in the department, including the first shipment of new fire hose, while the work of renovating fire headquarters is nearing completion. , , ..ollll ~ 39() ~~- -- - - -;: .;7 -~-----:;;'-=-=::,-:-~~_-~-~":- _._-=-=_~- 1: - ~-__.- -- --:;.-_._--~-~.~= -:::--....-,--:;:: .._'______-.-__~C""-- -~----- - - -- -.. -,. --~ ~ '. - - . _u - - - -;, - . ----- --- . ---- -_.---'--~.~ o _. ___ - 1 With the support of the Eugene Junior Chamber of Commerce and other interested parties, the traffic safety program was inaugurated in October, a .1\'. I -',';',,-, feature of which is a contest amongst our city school children for traffic .",-,", ~ '.",~. safety posters. ''t'),:) ... ...~ The October report of the Police Department notes some improvement in ".-. ;1'...... - traffic law "observance and we feel that it will be possible to carryon a more intensive campaign along this line with the additional officers who have been undergoing a period of intensive training. I During the past month, we have met with representative business leaders in the downtown area to formulate a cooperative, ,plan for keeping down- I town streets and alleys in a cleaner, more sanitary condition than heretofore. At the present time, our street Department is constructing a small flusher for use in alley ways as a means of assisting in this program. The October report ! of the Street Department lists the re-decking and paving of the Lawrence Street bridge, distribution of 5, 120 gallons of RC.4., grading of Arthur, Cleveland and Garfield Streets, replacement of numerous drive-ways, culverts and the painting of all pedestrian and school ~afety lanes. Two new pieces of equip- men t , the power unit 'for sewer rodding and paint machine were used for the first I time with satisfactory results noted. I In'the Park Department, the painting of the care-takers home was " I completed in October. At the Eugene Airpark the listing of 95 visiting aircraft for the month is reported by the manager. Approximately $1100.00 in license and tax fees have been accounted for by the aircraft management." , It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Hawn that the report be received and placed on file. Motion carried. 21 The City Manager submi tt,ed the final estimates on the improvement of Jefferson Street from 19th Avenue West to 24th Avenue West in the following amounts: To be paid by abutting property owners $11,017.52; to be paid by intersection fund $2,568.92, total payment to contractor $13,061.80. I It was moved by Davis, seconded by Hawn that the final estimates as submitted i be approved and the proper city officers directed to prepare the necessary ! assessment rolls and ordinances for presentation to the Council. Motion carried. i A description of properties for dedication to the public for street 22 I purposes (Tyler Street) was ,submitted, by the office of the City Engineer. "Commencing at a point 400..20 feet West and 33 feet North of the intersection of the center line of West Broadway and Van Buren Street, running thence East 33 feet, thence North 291.81 feet to the South line of Eighth Avenue " West, thence West 66 feet, thence South 291.81 feet to the North line of West . Broadway, thence East 33 feet to the place of beginning, all in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon. Commencing at a point 400.20 fee't West and 33 feet South of the inter- section of the center line of West Broadway and Van Buren Street, running thence i East 33 feet, thence South 60 feet, thence West 66 feet, thence North 60 feet, I thence East 33 feet, to the place of beginning, all in Eugene, Lane County,Oregon " I ! It was moved by Davis, seconded by Hawn that this report be received and placed on file and the proper city officers instructed to prepare the necessary deed governing the described properties. Motion carried. - 23 The following claims against the various City departments for the month of October were submitted. It was moved by Johnson, sec.onded by Crum.- baker that the bills be approyed and the proper city officers authorized to draw warrants in payment of same. All Councilmen present voting AYE. * I REPORTS OF BOARDS Al~ CO~lliITSSIONS I -, The Board of Appeals submitted the following report: I 24 itA Meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the' office of the City ! Engineer Friday, November 9, 1945 at 5:00 P.M. A request was received from L. S. Newland for a set-back of .17' on the South side of 23rd Avenue East of Hilyard Street. The Board recommends that the request be granted. ~ " * See page 396 for list of bills. I I 1 I - . , ~ . ,~ ~ 391 - -~- - - -- ----. -- ~- _._- ---- ------~-- -- --------- ------_____________ ___ ____ u. ___._._ - --_._- - - --- n - _._----_._~ ~ ---- - -. -------- --- ~~-- ---- - - ------ ----- ------~ ---- - - ---------- ---~----------- ------------- ---------~- ~- -- --- ==-_--::-:c-- ---:- '--'- -~---~r--=--: ~-_~-_==_=_,:__:_c:_:_~,,_=._::-,==_~_:c=___:c::::__-=:-=.=__=_-==___===:_'_:=__ - --- -----, =-~=__:__::_::c-=_c:_:._=_=_:._==_=_-=____=-n-___'__'__~_~::_~-' -c- ~ II A request was received from R. N. Appling, 952 6th Avenue West to I I' re-model the attic'of a building into an apartment. The Board requests more W Ii information and plans. Ii. ~ i' I" ~"""'" ,! A request was received from Dale P. Smith, 745 11th Avenue West to '~"-.... .t", .</) ,I install a radio repair shop in the basement of his residence. As this is a ".. il'~ > ......... single family residence zone, the Board recommends that the request be denied. '.....- ,: A request was received from A. West Johnson to construct a new marquee I': at the Heilig Theatre, 676 Willamette Street. The marquee woul'd be 9' 4" above " the sidewalk which is the present heighth and would extend to within 2' of the ~' I I Ii curb. This would require that the marquee be placed 12' above the sidewalk. " j:; The Board has no objection to this request if the Council feels that it will 1;1 not set a precedent for other marquees. I: ,-I I A request was received from E. L. Crockatt Co. to erect a billboard , if on the North side of Franklin Blvd. East of Walnut St. As -this is a single !: family residence zone, the Board recommends that the request be denied. I, i .' I: A request was received from E. L. Crockatt Co. to erect a billboard I' on the South side of Franklin Blvd. between Emerald and Onyx street. As this 1', i. is a single family residence zone, the ~oard recommends that the request be " I; denied. A request was received from Chas. Humphreys to erect a concrete I:, I,' building on the North side of 12th Avenue East between Oak and Pearl Streets rl 11: to be used for refinishing and repairing of automobiles. ,This is the old 10- I'; cation of the Eugene Delivery Coi and is located in a multiple family zone. " f' The Board believes that before the request is granted, that the property should I' be re-zoned. i: I, A request was received from Carl F. Kossack for a 15' ,set-back on 23rd ! b Avenue, East of Columbia Street. The Board recommends that the request be granted. !" "1 A request was received from Irma's Cafe, 64 - 6th Avenue West, to build ;,i I t an apartment ,in the cafe or adjacent to it., The letter does not convey enough , information for the Board to act on this request. I, I '" i A request was received from R. Lewis Brown for a 10' set-back on the f' South side of 16th Avenue West and Jefferson Street. The Board requests that a I, plot plan and other information be furnished to show that this small set-back is ! necessary. l The Board would recommend that the request of E. J. Fuller for a I it duplex permit on the South side of 23rd Avenue between Hilyard and Alder Streets " be denie~. (~ots 14, 15, and 16, Block 31, Driverton Addition)" . :'; , It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the report be adopted. Motion carried. I f I Passage of revised ordinances governing the keeping of fowl and live- i 25 I stock in residential areas and revisions to the city's restaurant inspection " ordinance was submitted by the Health Board and read as follows: I I I: "The report of the City Board of Health, meeting Monday, November 12, f 1945, took the following action: I I It was moved, seconded and carried that Council Bill No. 50 be pre- I I sented to the Common Council with a recommendation that it be passed. It was " I I, further moved, seconded and carried that Council Bill No. 51, revising the City's -I' present restaurant inspection ordinance be presented to the Common Council with I I the recommendation that the same be adopted." i' r It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Hawn that the report of the Board be re- I ! ceived and placed on file. Motion carried. , I I' I I' PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS r I' I I I, ,The following applications were submitted and read: : i I 26 Renewal application 1946 Hotel Restaurant License by Hotel Eugene, Inc. , I, I It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the application be granted. Motion ! I I, . I I carried. i' i I Renewal application 1946 Service L~cense by Hotel Eugene, Inc. \ 27 , I i, I , I It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the application be granted. (Tie) i , Councilmen present voting AYE were Hawn, Davis, Hurley and Allen. Councilmen I ,. present voting NAY were Koppe, crumbaker, Bailey and Johnson. I I' " ~ ~'392 -- --~---~---- ------- - ~-- ~~~-~-~ _.~ -~. -:-:-_-::-::::=~~~.,-::-:-:-----:-;---:- -~_:---:--~-~~- ---:"::.- ---::---...,....~-=--~ ---:-~...".....--_. ~~-~- -- -___ - - _. .__ __ _ __~_ __~~--=c-_ ______ - -.- -- - ~- - ---------.---. - r ' - It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davi~ that the previous motion be tabled and ~.., .....1 the matter be referred to a,committee selected by the Mayor. Motion carried. I ..;;<>"\../ ~i'. ;? ~..J'>..,: ,,28 Renewal application 1946 Package Store Class "B" license by Bell's .~ I Basket Grocery. It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the application be granted. Motion ~I carried. 29 Applica tion Retail Beer" Class "C" license (transfer) by John E. Southam (Durkee's Depot Cafe, 453 Willamette). It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the application be granted. Motion I carried. I I' I 30 i Application, .Alfred G. Magna~, Westside Auto Wrecker's - renewal wreckers license No. 13. It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the application be approved. Motion . carried. 31 A petition signed by Howard R. T~ylor, 1895 Garden Avenue and 35 others I protesting the proposed re-zoning of property between Villard Street and. Garden Avenue was submitted. Upon motion the petition,-:was ordered referred to the City Planning Commission, meeting November 13th. 32 A communication from the Oregon Motor Stages asking permission to re- route Springfield-Nicholas Gardens route from 13th Street to 11th Street, was submitted and read. I I It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Davis that the communication be received I and placed on file and the request be granted. Motion carried. 33! A communication from,H. B. Ruth, seeking permission to install a wire '1 guard inside the curb line on yan Buren Street, a distance of 50' between Southern Pacific tracks and 1st Avenue, was submitted and read. It was moved by Davis, seco~ded by Hawn-that the request be granted for a fence I 4' high, provided that an arrangement to hold the City harmless be first ap- proved by the City Attorney. Motion carried. i 34 A communication from the Eugene Water Board relative to proposed in- stallation of a platform'scale on 4th Avenue West, was submitted and read. Upon motion, the communication was ordered received and placed on file. Motion carried. A communication from the Howard Cooper Corporation re: re-zoning of 35 Lots 2 and 3, Block 10, Riverview Addition, was submitted and read. 'I It was moved by Crumbaker, secohded by Bailey that the communication be referred I ! . to the Planning Commission. Motion carried. A communication from A. C. Dixon and Wilbur H. Hyland, seeking the 36 vacation of Jackson Street from 1st Avenue South to the Southern Pacific rail- i road, was submitted and read. j Upon motion the communication was ordered referred to the Planning Commission. , , i A petition for vacation or' a portion of the alley between Kincaid and I 37 i Harris Streets, from 22nd to 23rd Streets, signed by Paul E. Stivers and five '! others, was submitted and read. i It was moved py Hawn, seconded by C.rumbaker that the .peti tion be referred to the I City Attorney for the preparation.of necessary ordinances for presentation to : the Council. Motion carried. I ORDINANCES I 38 Council Bill No. 49 -- Re: Authorization to issue $40,000.00 in bonds for municipal swimming pool, was submitted and read the first time. It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the rules be suspended by unani- mous consent and the Council Bill passed to its second reading. Motion carried. \ ~ 3g3~ - - "-... - --- ,--~-=~~-:-:~ -, -~: :'==::-lT~--==-~~-::'~ ,-- --,~ -:-~-~ --:-~~-- -c=--::--:-= ~==:::..':"=-=--=-===--=~==-==-~ --=--= =.-=:==~=--c::-~=-:-_-=c-~ -,,= =~~--=-~~ ~::-=:- ---.:c._-=::'--=, -- - , 1;'1 ~ ; !! It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the rules be further I i' suspended and the ordinance passed to its third and final reading. All council- v~ men present voting AYE. The Ordinance was declared passed and numbered 885~. ~'" ...... t Council Bill No. ;~ 39 " 50 -- Re: Control and licensing of fowl and live- 1 stock, etc. within the City limits, was submitted and read for the first time. , "if", I: !'~ ~" Upon motion the ordinance was ordered laid over. -.h.....,:: .~!t 40 Council Bill No. 5l -- Re: Adoption of the State Law and State Rules i' ", and Regulations in regard to restaurant inspection, was submitted and read the , I, first time. I, Upon motion the Council Bill was ordered laid over. 41 Council Bill No. 52 -- Re: Installation of sidewalk on the West side I ~ . of Filmore Street from 11th Avenue West to a point 96' North therefrom, was I, submitted and read for the first time. It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Hawn that the ordinance be laid over and the matter be referred to the Street Committee for further investigation. 42 i Council Bill No. 53 -- Re: Levying assessments - Improvement of " Jefferson Street from 19th to 24th, was submitted and read the first time. r f Upon motion the ordinance was ordered laid over. ~' I, I I' I I' RESOLUTIONS " I !I' l, 43 f A resolution -- Re: Re-investment of $100,000.00 from proceeds of 'I'. I: securities maturing December 1, 1945, was submitted and read as follows: " I' "BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCTL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE that I I I I' whereas the City has on hand $140,000.00 Series "H" United States certificates I i of indebtedness maturing December 1, 1945. 1 V I And whereas $40,000.00 of said sum will be used in retiring obli- ~ . gat ions of the City, and the remaining $100,000.00 will not be required for use ! of the City within a period of six months from the date of this resolution. , IT IS ORDERED that the custodian of the funds be and he is hereby authorized to invest said $100,000.00 in approved securities as provided in I Section 97-105 O.C.L.A. 1:1 " I IT IS FURTHER ORDERED too t this resolution be s,pread upon the minutes " h of the City Council Meeting." I I I' , It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Crumbaker that the resolution ,be adopted. I;, Motion carried. i 44 A resolution -- Re: Establishment of 'bus-loading zone on 6th Avenue i East of Willamette Street, was submitted and read. I "BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE that a recommendation of the City Manager and with the concurrence of the Oregon State Highway Department, that a bus loading zone be established at the Southeast corner of 6th Avenue East and Willamette Street, be approved and the Chief of I Police be and he is hereby directed to establish said zone and to erect the i necessary signs to carry the recommendation and resolution into effect, the ! I zone to extend on the South side of 6th Avenue Ea~t, extending 75' easterly I i from the sidewalk line of Willamette Street." I l- It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Hurley that the resolution be adopted. :, Motion carried. 45 A resolution -- Re: Recording of plat opening of 8th Avenue West, I was submitted and read. "The Common Council having heretofore directed the issuance of warrEtnts payable to the persons entitled, in the ma tter of the opening of 8th ~: Avenue West from Chambers Street to Garfield Street, and '. i'~ !, I; !,. ! I II I' :' I !: , '.J r394 .-- ~._- -----~ --- -~-~--- - - ..,.- -~---~-,---.-:::-~---:-=-+_-::..~- - , - -.-.-. ~- --.-~---~--' ---,.,--- ._--------------- -- ,~-~---~-- --. --~-_..- ---- _. -.-._--' . - - '-- -- -._- . ~ ~ -- -- - . -- - --.- -- . -- - ~~--~~~.:- -~~~~=---:-~ - - ~ ~ r ,-- ! Now at this time, \,,"c-' I . , BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Eugene that ...,~ '.lO?,: ~'... . warrants having been drawn and ready for delivery to the parties entitled f;.., to the same, the Common Council does hereby declare that 8th Avenue West from - . Chambers Street to Garfield Street in the City of Eugene is opened and es- . tablished. . - ~ I Be it further resolved by the Common Council that the City Engineer I I be and he is hereby directed to prepare and deliver ~~ the Recorder an accurate I plat of said str,eet and of the property so appropriated for public use and the I City Recorder be and he is hereby directed to file said plat for recprd with the I County Clerk of Lane County, Oregon, together with a copy of this resolution and the County Clerk shall thereupon cause the same to be recorded in the deed' I records of his office." I I I~ was moved by Bailey, seconded by Hawn, that the resolution be adopted. I ! Motion carried. 46 A resolution -- Re: Payment of damages opening 8th Avenue West, was j submitted and read. "WHEREAS, Heretofore in the matter of the opening of 8th Avenue West' I from Chambers Street to Garfield Street in the City of Eugene, the Common Council has passed a resolution directing the Recorder to enter in the Docket of Oity Liens the various liens arrived at from the ordinance adopting the report of the Board of Viewers. I Now at this time, I BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Eugene that the I Recorder be and he is ~ereby directed to draw warrants on the Treasurer, payable out of the General Fund for the amount of excess damages or excess of damages and costs assessed, and in favor of the owner or owners, or other persons in interest." I It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Hawn that the resolution be adopted. I t i Motion carried. I 47 A resolution -- He: ~ayment of damages'opening of alley between 7th and 8th Avenues West, was submitted. "WHEREAS, Heretofore in the matter of the opening of the alley between 7th Avenue and 8th Avenue West from the West line of Hallock Addition to Garfield Street in the City of Eugene, the Common Council has passed a resolution direc- : ting the recorder to enter in the Docket of City Liens the varfous liens arrived at from the ordinance adopting the report of the Board of Viewers. Now at this time, , BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Eugene that the Recorder be and he is hereby directed to draw warrants on the Treasurer payable out of the General Fund for the amount of excess damages or excess of damages i and costs assessed, and in favor of the owner or owners, or other persons in interest." It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Koppe that the resolution be adopted. Motion carried. ' 48 A resolution -- Re: Recording of plat opening of alley between 7th and 8th Avenues West, was submitted and read. I "The Common Council having heretofore directed the issuance of I Warrants payable to the persons entitled, in the matter of the opening of the , alley .between 7th Avenue and 8th Avenue West from the West line of Hallock I Addition to Garfield Street in the City of Eugene, and I Now at this time, BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Eugene that I warrants having been drawn and ready for delivery to the parties entitled to the same, the Common Council does hereby declare that the alley between 7th Avenue and 8th Avenue West from the West line of Hallock Addition to Garfield Street in the City of Eugene is opened and established. .,;..- -! ~~ l I '30~ ~y<J ~-.- -- -~.-::-:-_-.-:.~-:.--~-- -~--- --- -- :--~-=----:-: -=-=----=-==-~- :-:.-:-~~---=---::-~--_:..-.:-:--_:.:..:.....::~::..--=.. . -- "--- -- --- - - ~-= --- --- - ..... ~~::c- -~_--_=:CH- -1.-: :=-=-~--::::-,---:'-=-~~-=c_:-:-::-::c==::,-,-=-==---==-"c-=_~_~ -- _c___ ---- -~-~ ------ - -_ _____ _,_ _ ___-_ _____ ___ ___ ___, ,_~ n ____ _C==-.::.--,,__ I!l " I: Be it Further Resolved by the Common Council that the City Engineer I!," be and he is hereby directed. to prepare and deliver to the Recorder an accurate ~ ! plat of said alley and of the property so appropriated for public use and the ~,:) l' Ci ty. Recorder be and he is hereby directed to file said plat for record with ....'1 ~ the 90untyClerk of Lane County, Oregon, to"filo coid plot for rocord with tho ~. ! OOUfi~Y Olorl( of Lono County, Opogon together with a copy of this resolution and I: the County Clerk shall thereupon cause the same to be recorded in the deed ,..,..;. Ii records of his _ office." : I.: It WaS moved by Bailey, seconded. by, Koppe t.qat the re"solution 'be adopted. !: Motion carried. . 49 ! . . A resolution -- Re: Payme~t of $~568.92 out of sinking fund for the I ~mpr9vement of Jefferson Street and the pav~ng of the intersections. All !i Councilmen present voting AYE. . , I; " l: : "BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COuNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE that a ~I Street improvement has been ~ade upon Jeffer~on Street and the paving of the ~ intersections amounts to $2568.92, which the City is required to pay, and, I:, !' It further appearing that there are ample monies in the sinking fund '. :; for improvement bonds to liquidate this indebtedness without unduly depleting ~' the f. und . , " ;' , It is therefore ordered that the p'roper City officers shall pay the I; swn of $2568.92 out of the sinking fund for ~mprovement bonds by transferring ~ the said amount to the city paving, intersecting funds and this action shall be :~ submitted to the next budget comm~tt~e to be, either ratified or if they require ~ to be replaced and ~ssessed against the city~" .;, f' .. !: It was moved b.y Davis, seconded by Hawn that~ the resolution be adopted. I ~ ~ I; MotiQn carried. ,1 I 50~: . A resolution -- Re: Establishment" of 24-minute tr~ck-loading zones I i; on North and South sides of E. 13th, immedia ~ely East of and adjacent to the , I j, alley between Ferry and Patterson .Streets. '!: : "BE IT RESOLVED by the CoIl1tD,on Coun9il of the City of Eugene that a !! recommendation of the City Manager, that 24-~inute truck-loading zones be es- !i tablished at the folloyving locations to wit ': I, The North and ,South sides of 13th -4-venue East immedia tely East of and ,!; adjacent to the alley b,etween Ferry and Patterson Streets; west side of Oak !I Stree.t beginning at a point North of present. curb cut at Southwest corner of Ii Oak and lOth Streets be approved and the Chief of Police be and is hereby ~ direc~ed to establish said zones and ~o erec~ the necessary signs to carry the i: recommendation and resolution, into effect." I: . :: It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Hawn that the resolution be adopted. I Motion carried. I . :, . 51 I'! A resolution -- Re: Reclassification of Lots 2 and 3, Block la, 1: River.view Addition from single family residen-ce to light industrial district, I".:. was submitted and read. " I . " . "BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Councoil of the City of Eugene tha t i: there is hereby transmitted to the Planning C,ommission of the City of Eugene a :: proposal to reclassify Lots 2 and 3, Block 10, Riverview Addition from a single !: , family residence to a light industrial district, and, ~; i~ . Directing the Planning Commission to adopt a tentative report and to :' hold a hearing thereon in the Council Chamber:s in the City Hall, in the City of Ii: Eugene on Tuesday, the 11th day of December, 1945,at7,:30 o'clock P.M., after giving due notice by publication once in the Eugene Register Guard and they shall !.: thereafter make a final report and transmit the same to the Common Council with I: the recommendation. . :: i~ It was moved by Davis, seconded by Hawn tha t 'the resolutIon be adopted. ! I :; Motion carried. l ~~ I ii UPON MOTION THE COUNCIL ADJOURNED. ~J7 /' ! ~ L/V~~~ i ~ Deane Seeger I l~ . Ci ty Mana~er ; r ! .. I l' I , I, "l I ~ i ;" '~ ~'-'96 ii> 4' ' .--=--=--C_ --=---~~-:-:-_::::=_=__...:::::~~~~~~__:;:_::_~__:_::;:_:__-~- -- - -~~-~...,,-~~------~-_.- -,----,------- - -- - - -- -- - - '0-'--' ..__4_ - - ~- - - - - -. -- -. ." ~- >' . rr . - .. ~ ,- - ~-. ;1 GENERAL FUND .. I :~.. :~'~., Planning Commission $2,500.00 Eugene Water Board $ 43.02 ....":: -..' '- ;"" Aetna Life Insurance Co. 143.43 Eugene Water Board 2456.83 0; Aetna Life Insurance Co. 39.60 Eugene Water Board 61.20 i Pacific Hospital 56.00 Eugene Vocational School 1.10 Eugene Hospital 20.00 Feenaughty Maghinery Co. 11Q.lQ I Lane County Comm. & Nat'l. John Fields, City Treasurer 449.00 I War 'Fund 5.00 Dr. E. D. Furrer 55.00 John Fields, City Recorder 62.50 Godlove the Plumber 10.47 First National Bank 1439.50 B. F. Goodrich 67.29 , John Fields, City Recorder .216.83 J. K. Gill Co. 2.00 i ~~yor Earl L. McNutt 50.00 George's Cafe 4.24 Eugene Public Library 1201.25 Harley-Davidson Co. 11.70 Opening of Alley 507.70 L. G. Helterline 15.00 Street openings 1899.61 Hendershott's 2.75 Adair-Marshall 4.81 George A. Hatton Co. 9.45 Auto Body & Fender Co. 1.-75 Walter Roey Motor Co. 6.99 . R.'A. Babb Hardware Co. 90.74 Howard Cooper Corp. 191.52 Blue Bird Meat Pac~ing Co. 13.49 Internat'nl City Mgr's Assn. 6.00 Barker's Electric 48.35 Ray Jacobs 46.50 Lester F. Barker 5.36 Kendall Motor Co. ' 90.86 The Broadway 1.96 Lane County Sheriff's Office 30.75 Boehnke Printing Co. 30.15 Long Bell Lumber Co. 3.44 Jim Brannen's Tire Co. 30.40 Lane County Abstract Co. . 781.50 Bureau of Labor 4.50 Jack Lamb Film Co. 19.86 S. M. Calkins 36.52 E. R. Lorence 7.60 W. C. Clubb 112'.81 McDaniel Lumber Co. 6.58 Cressey's 14.25 R. H. McCrigler 119.64 Carlson-Hatton-Hay, Inc. 17.89 Mountain States Power Co. 23.00 C & SElectric 9.90 Munnell & Sherrill 9.00 Central Heating Co. 19.18 Midgley Planing Mill Co. 1.78 Central Heating Co. 464.12 George H. Miller Sheet Metal 3.50 O. B. Campbell 1.65 National Safety Council 14.50 Danner's Service Station 1.00- L. C. Nelson 5.55 I Donald C. Dickey 9.15 Nordling Parts Co. 13.96 Daily Journal of Commerce 9.00 W. E. Nusbaum 1.91 Otis Dyer 2.50 Office Machinery & Supply 12.50 The Dual Parking Meter Co. .60 Oregon Supply Co. 22.75 Eugene Hardware Co. 26.80 Lane Gravel Co. 508.27 Eugene Dietzgen Co. 4.20 O.K. Rubber Co. 10.25 Eugene Sand & Gravel 212:.50 Packer-Scott Co. 15.50 Eugene Planing Mill 1 7i. 50 Preston & Hales 17.75 Eugene Register Guard 10.57 Eva Paulsen 10.32 Eugene Laundry & Cleaners 4.73 L. A. Raup 4.00 Eugene Hardware Co. 323.40 . R.C.A. Communications 7.50 Eugene-Lane County Directory 87.50 Rees Electric Co. 38.30 Eugene-Lane County Assn. 402.20 Rex Cafe .35 ~ugene Mill & Elevator 21.37 Retread Tire Shop 13.45 Sigwart Electric Co. 1.98 Deane Seeger 19.15 Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. 137.76 Sparkey's Garbage 2.40 State Indust. Accident Comm. 186.79 Shelton-Turnbull-Fuller 81.55 Twin Oaks Builders Supply 56.50 Silva Chevrolet 6.32 Union Oil Co. 313.50 Scobert Building Material 1.80 U. S. Plumbing & Bldg. Supply 8.00 George Schaefer's 167.50 Union Oil Co. 7.69 Valley Printing & Stationery 52.60 Williams Bakery 17.94 A. L. Williamson 5.00 Ed Walder' 10.00 West Side Auto Wreckers 21.40 Robert L. Weeks 15.00 West Side Radio Repair 4.35 1 Western Union Telegraph Co. 3.45 H. M. Young 3.00 ' Zellerback Paper Co. 14.45 IMPROVEMENT BOND SI1~ING Aetna Life Insurance Co. 1.80 First National Bank 45.80 Aetna Life Insurance Co. 1.35 S. M. Calkins 176.15 Pacific Hnspita1 - 2.00 John Fields, Treasurer 2200.04 Lane County Abstract Co. 781.50 John Fields, Treasurer . 3.75 I Shelton-Turnbull-Fuller 2.25 State Indust. Accident Comm. .63 . GENERAL BOND INTEREST FUND John Fields, City Treasurer 425.20 EQUIPMENT RESERVE FUND Feenaughty Machinery Co. 449.19 I ~ I 3 9 '7 ""'Ill -~~ ~~._-~...........__._-._--_. -. -.----.- - ~ - - --- - .-- ~- ~ ..-- ~ ----~~-- --_._-~--_. --- l- -- - , - - ~ ~ ---- "- ----- - --. --- ---.-- ---------. - - -- --. --- 0'_- -- ------'-- ------- ~': GENERAL FUND I' I I~ [! Aetna Life Insurance Co. $ 150.08 Godlove the Plumber $ 16.45 ~,j " Ii Aetna Life Insurance Co. 40.95 B. F. Goodrich Co. 8.63 .""" .-t. ....,;""'.-' I; Pacific Hospital 49.00 A. C. Haag & Co. 14.90 ~:-~'.] "1 . ....., ",' j,' Eugene Hospital 22.00 George A. Halton Co. 16.29 "'~'" I' 4~'4"" I: First National Bank 1444.30 C. T. Hanes Co. 60.00 Lane County Comm. and P. J. Hanns Co. 63.00 ", I, Nat'l. War Fund 5.00 Hendershott's 2.75 I: i John Fields, City Treasurer 640.35 Roger J. Houglum 1.80 ! John Fields, Recorder 62.50 Irish & Swartz 11.22 I.' Eugene Public Library 1201.25 Industrial Accident Comm. 184.83 I John Fields , City Treasurer 182.00 Kendall Motors Co. 271.57 r.l Allenbaugh Printing Co. 34.35 Koke Chapman I 208.70 : " Adair-Marshall Co. 1.30 Lane County Red Cross 6.00 Ii' I: Arrow Towing Service 18.76 O. E. Crower, Sheriff 98.02 , ~' l Associated Equipment Co. 9'1. 50 Lane Gravel Co. 1105.00 i' I Earl L. McNutt 50.00 Jack Lamb 2.11 b !: R. A. Babb Co. 27.49 Eric E. Lawrence 15.00 i; Baker's Pharmacy 24.90 Long-Bell 14.46 :i Lester F. Barker 8.72 Kay Loomis 26.05 " Blue Bird Packing 7.22 Ed Lorence Co. 3.75 li . p Boehnke Printing Co. . ,25.20 Manerud-Huntington Fuel Co. 5.00 1'1 Brogdon's Feed Store 225.91 Marshall Wells Co. 26.05 !' , Percy W. Brown 200.00 Martins Upholstery 12.00 " I Carlson,Hatton & Hay, Inc. ,2.72 Mountain Sta~es Power Co. 19.80 1; " Central Heating Co. 8.55 W. E. Neely 5.00 I i;l Central Heating Co. 2380.00 Nelson Equipment 21.73 jl " Chase Company 14.25 Nordling Parts Co. 71.02 l' ,I I: W. J. Cloyes 75.00 Office Machinery & Supply 1.50 I Columbia Equipment Co. 2.89 O.K. Rubber Welders 13.75 l,t I; Cressey's , 19.90 Oregon Supply 3.42 " 11 C & SElectric 8.22 R. C. Colling & Associates 18.00 ,,: " Danner Bros. Pacific Telephone & Telegraph 6.14 I' 1.00 I " Day & Nite Garage 3.00 Pacific Telephone & Telegraph 124.06 I'! Leo Deffenbacher 5.00 Eva Paulsen 10.00 j' i,' 'i ~ Donald C., Dickey 14.10 Pierce Auto Freight .80 , t, Double D. Press 14.00 Pittsburg Paints 7.23 " . ,:' Glen H. Dotson 7.00. Potter Mfg. Co. 111.35 I 'I I; Dual Parking Meter Co. 7.71 Preston & Hales 2.45 d Eugene Concrete Pipe 1.70 R.C.A. Comm. Inc. 2.50 " ;'1 Eugene-Lane County Assn. 1945.00 Rex Cafe 2.15 '. il Eugene Laundry & Cleaners 8.59 A. F. Richards 6.50 " Eugene Register Guard 98.53 L. F. Roberts 5.00 ii Eugene Sand & Gravel 247.50 School Dist., #4 8.22 ,I I' Eugene Water Board 2506.83 Shelton, Turnbull, Fuller 14.00 I " Eugene Water Board 28.80 Silva Chevrolet Co. 7.62 i : ~ II Eugene Water Board 53.76 R. P. Sutton 9.00 Eugene Water Board 8.30 Twin Oaks Builders Supply Co. 144.09 :t Folmer Graflex Corp. 9.80 Valley Printing Co. 36.51 ~,~ It E. D. Furrer, M.D. 55.00 West Disinfectant Co. 99.75 Ii .George's Cafe 4.80 Western Union 1.94., :1 Giustina Lumber Co. 11.40 Westside Motorcycle ,Shop 63.00 :, Willis H. Smail 3.49 Westside Radio 4.00 .1 I,. Wilshires 7.?5 Williams Bakery 14.56 Ii' "I I. Union Oil Co. 15.38 Union Oil Co. 445.50 ,,' Ii' Union Oil Co. 2.00 ll. A. DEibb":3 I16.rdl,w.:rc 5.55 ii! !I PLAYGROUNDS ';' I II 1,. R. A. Babb's Hardware 5.55 Eugene Water Board 3.24 :' 1, Carey's store 1.96 Giustina Lumber Co. 34.45 , , " II Chase Company 79.95 Godlove the Plumber 74.40 , I '- 3.10 Koke-Chapman 1.80 ! _ Cressey:,' s , I Montgomery Ward Co. 49.47 Preston & Hale 19.86 , f I j' IMPROVEMENT BOND SINKING Ii: I I . Lane County Abstract Co. 530.50 Adrian W. Vaaler 195.00 I Koke-Chapman Co. 44.40 Industrial Accident Comm. .38 i ,Guard ,Publishing Co. 58.00 Aetna Life Insurance Co. 1.80 John fields, City Treasurer 576.47 Aetna Life Insurance Co. 1.35 Pacific Hospital 2.00 First National Bank 47.40 GENERAL BOl\1D INTEREST I1VJPROVE!vlENT BOND Il'J'l'Ji:tlliST !: John Fields, City Treasurer 125.00 John Fields J City Treasurer 328.13 I " I Ii' I, I I: ! L:' ~ ' i : ..,.j