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HomeMy WebLinkAbout04/08/1946 Meeting "..- . 4.42 ~ ___~:;::~'-':'~-=:..~~~-==--~_::"'~-=::::=:-~_:::"___~~=-=- ~___ :-:__-=~~=-:::-~__ ---:~_-=- =-_-_:;-::;~-- _____"'::-::--__~-~~:_ --.,,!'".: ---~____=__-_: ---~_:"'"".:-o:_---,_--~-- __ --:::;;t=_. -~. :-.-_ ~--=--:-~===..:.~~=:...=..:::::=!::...:.=. Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon April 8, 1946 .y;;'j1!; The regular meeting of the Common Council of Eugene, held April 8, 1946 at 8:00 o'clock P.M. The meeting was called to order by his Honor, Mayor Earl McNutt. Councilmen present at rollcall were - Koppe, Hawn at 8:40 Davis Crumbaker, Bailey, Hurley, Johnson, Allen was absent. " I ,.-, . 'f'..f" ..~. Upon motion the minutes of the last regular rneetingheld March 11, 1946 were considered read and approved. ~I ~I ~I .1 I 1 ! REPORTS OF COMMITTEES 2 The Finance Co,mmittee subnlitted the following report relative to offers of purchase of City owned property as follows: Mrs. T. J. Busch offers $500.00 for Lot 6, Block 28, Chula Vista Park, Second Addition. ('East side Columbia Street 55 feet north of 24th) City to put in 25 or 30 feet more 30" pipe. City Appraisal: $500.00 Co&~ittee recommendation: Hold for further investigation re: Sewer development. Paul W. Campbell offers $400.00 for the above Lot 6, Block 28, Chula Vista Park Second Addition. Committee recommendation: Hold for further investigation re: Sewer development. Geo. W.lVfiltonberger offers $5000.00 for all City property lying East of the "Hawn Road". (East of Block 6, Fairmount Heights Addition.) Committe~ recommendation: Hold for further development. Wm. B. Shelley-Broker offers for client W. Harvey $300.00 for the West 110 feet of Block "A" Cherry Grove Addition. (East side Agate Street just North of alley between 23rd,and 24th.) Committee Recommendation: Hold for offer on entire tract. I 3 4 5 Lawrence Jensen offers $2000.00 for Lots 1-2-3, Block 2, Replat of Victoria Heights. (End of pavement of Rostein Blvd.) March 11, 1946 offered to take $2000.00. Committee recommendation: Accepted. It was moved by Johnson, seconded by Davis that the report of the Committee be adopted. A report of the Council Parks Committee re: Proposed disposition of 6 City owned property between 19th and 21st Avenues West from Lawrence to Washington Streets was submitted and read. "Your Committee on Parks to whom was referred the matter of the sale and/or trade of City owned properties between 19th and 21st Avenues West from Lawrence to Washington Streets begs to report as follows: That your Committee finds upon investigation that 1. The Common Council meeting in regular session February 27, 1945 voted unanimously to dedicate for park and playground purposes within the City of Eugene certain City owned properties including the tract between Washington and Lawrence, from 19th to 21st Avenues West. 2. That the notice of such dedication was publicized at that time and that proposed plans for the development of the property as a P?rk playground area were presented to the public shortly thereafter. . 3. That no other similar sites are available nor will be available in the future to the City of Eugene for such purpose and the property adJacent to the City swimming poo+ site opposite the fairgreunds, available in trade as a part of the proposed transaction with the st. Mary's Parish, is not of suf- ficient size nor type to lend itself to the type and development planned for the 19th to 21st site. Your Committee, therefore, reco~nends to the Mayor and the ,Common Council that the property bounded by Washington and Lawrence Streets from 19th to 21st be retained for Park playground purposes and that the Common Council do not entertain any offers for the sale or disposition of the property now or in the fut ure.", I The City Manager thereupon submitted a letter from the Reverend 7, Francis P. Leipzig of the St. Mary's Catholic Church reading as follows: ,\ I ! ~; ... -- - ~- - -- -- - u ~I!_ _ ,- t I Ii I, l: I L 8 I, I: I I, I 443~ - --- _._----------~----~_._------------ - - - - -- - ----- "My Dear lvIr. Seeger: I wish to withdraw the purchase City property between 19th offer 0 f the St: Mary's and 21st in this City. Respectfully, F. P. Leipzig" Catholic Church to ~ ~ ;~ The Ci tyManager also reported the receipt of nwnerous petitions con- taining a total of 492 signatures of residents and property owners of the. City, protesting the suggested sal~ of the properties in question. h: :,,_~ I; It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Johnson that the report of the Committee be adopted and that the letters and petitions pert~ining to this matter be re- ceived and placed on file and the City Attorney prepare a resolution. :..,~ . ~'" REPORTS OF OFFICERS '';''.'" I t: , " ) ~.:. A report from Percy Brown, .City Auditor, was submitted and read as follows: ,. I I: 9 H " I; " "We have audited the financial records of the City of Eugene for the three months period from October 1, 1945 to December 31, 1945. We find that all cash and properties are accounted for, and the books posted and balanced." It was moved by Davis, seconded by Bailey that the report be received and placed on file. I f' !': :' , II I': I. Ji ft report of the City Manager covering activities of the various City departments and other general information was submitted and read. " 10 'I: . "The following information covering the activities of our various Ci ty d Department for the past month, together with other general information is sub- II p mi tted f or your considera tion. ' " 1 ,I I Preliminary engineering work has started in connection with the propos~d i' installa tion of trunk sewer in the Chambers-West Moreland Districts. In con- :1 nection with this work, w~ are submitting this evening a proposed street opening ~ for a portion of Tyler Street which will constitute one of the trunk sewer route~ , in connection with this proj ect. It is hoped tha t the preliminary work may be I: completed and plans and specifications prepared in time to call for opening of I: bids for the Mayor June meeting of the Council. In connection with the Municipal ;~ SwimmIng Fool project, information this week from the consulting engineers indi- ,I cates that final plans and specifications will be completed in sufficient time to II call for bid opening in May. !: Department heads, at the present time, are engaged in preparation of :1 budget estimates for 1946-47 which have been ordered filed not later than April f 15th. Indications point to a substantial increase in certain of our operations ~ for the coming year, particularly in the protective agencies and the Street and I, Sewer Maintenance. In connection VJith the proposed installation of new two-way radio or radio-telephone service for the City departments, meetings have been i! held wi th representatives of the Eugene 'Nater Board and the Lane County Sheriff's f' Office, with the idea that such facilities may be co-ordinanted to make provision ,: 1\ for all emergency services in the area wi th cost to be shared on a pro-rata basis. I: I: II II ;1 'i I 'I I' Ii The recent purchases from our equipment reserve fund include two new automobiles for the Police Department, while a Motor Patrol Grader has been ,pur- chased and is now in operation in the Street Maintenance Department. We were fortunate in being able to secure a used model machine in excellent condition at a saving of approximately $3700.00 under the budget allowance for this item. . The Street Department is also taking delivery this week on a new 4-wheel drive Chevrolet, tone and a half truck, purchased from the War Assets Corporation at a saving of $1100.00 under list price. . I' A new training program for both regular firemen and volunteers has been l! under way for some weeks in our Fire Department. This department has also been i! receiving certain badly needed items in the way of equipment, including a Chief's I car, mobile light unit, fog noz'zles and new hose. Our continuing program of fire Ii hazard inspection we feel has brought excellent results and has brought favorable, !I commend a tion from the Sta t,e Fire Ma,rshal' s Office'. !I It Preliminary plan,S for the Eugene Summer Recreation Program are under way ii and the services of a summer director have been arranged for. Additional improve- ;; ments to the Anchorage Pool will be completed during the coming month and we may ;.1 be able to use this swimming faoili ty as a part of the SUIJ.llUer program, pending the I: , hoped for completion of the big municipal pool." Ii t'i !I; II ,; :j ~i t': ~ ~ 444 --=-- ----:-:--:-:;= :_--:- ~~---:-:- ~-- .---:.-.;-::;:-=~~~,- -=,;:-_-...;::~-~--.;--~----=-:=---=,,---:"'~-:::-= -c::-=~_-~::-::--=.:-_;..::-~.~=-::-~-_-~~~---.~...,.--~._::;--:--::---: ------.-,--,-..,:.-~ .'-:- ::-::-----:---::. " - . -. - - -------- .'- ._------- --- It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Davis that the report of the Manager be received and placed on file. 11 . ......., A report of the City Manager re: Parking meters was submitted and I "(,,\-.. .; "'P'" read. ~ ~ ~ "Acting in accordance with instructions previously given by your body, we have completed our surveys for the extension of parking meter zones within the business district of the City of Eugene and are prepared to offer the follow- ing recommendations in connection with this project. 'I I j ,I I I I :1 A total of 448 meters are needed, including 302 two-hour meters, 128 one-hour meters and 18 twelve-minute meters. In determining the type of meter to be purchased, the maintenance and service records on our present meter in- stallations have been carefully examined and samples of the two leading manual type meters were subjected to study and tests by Mr. Fred Haley, in charge of meter maintenance. While the price quotation of the MI-CO meter and the Miller meter shows a variation of approximately $28.00, our examinations have convinced us that the type of construction and mechanism of the Miller meter, while more expensive, has several advantages that we feel are definitely worth the additional cost. In replacing our present automatic meters with the Miller Manual Meter as we~l as adding the 'new units, we will be standardizing our meter facilities making it unnecessary for us to stock parts for more than one make of meter and th~s reducing our service and maintenance requirements. In our negotiation with the distributors of the Miller meters, they have agreed to convert our present 160 Miller meters, now owned by the Cit~, with new mechanism parts without cos~ to us. These parts represent a cost of $1342.00. In replacing 120 dual meters an allowance of $15.00 per meter is offered by the Miller Meter Company. Sub- mitted herewith 'is a standard form of meter contract okayed as to form by the Off~ce of the City Attorney, proposing the purchase of 570 new meters at a cost of ~?5.00 each and providing the aforementioned allowances on the 120 dual meters, plus replacement of parts on the present meters. The contract calls for a payment by the City to the Meter Company solely from the re'ceipts, funds and revenues ob- ta,ined from the operation thereof, on a basis of 50% of net revenue until the cost of the meters has been met. During this period of operation, the receipts from the 150 meters now owned by the City would be segregated and such revenues would not apply to the purchase of the newly installed meters. I I I I I I 'I j j I This report is made to the Council with a request that the proper officers of the City be authorized to enter into the contract as approved by the City Attorney and that the installation of the additional meters be ordered at the earliest practical date." It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Hurley that the report of the Manager be received and placed on file, that the recommendations contained therein be approved, and the proper city officers authorized to sign the contract with Duncan Meter Company as submitted. 12\ :1 I , ! A renort of the City Manager re: , ~ Building permits was submitted and read. "The last monthly report of our Building Inspection Department shows I ~ermits issued for 33 new homes with a stated valuation of approximately I ~$99,000.00 per residence, which is ridiculously low considering current costs I of building materials and labor. In some instances, the permit holder apparently : seeks to give us a fair determination of valuation on the building to be erected, ,I. but in most i!:stances itt~S vte~y apparent that the valuation of the work to be done is greatiy under-es lma ea. 01 In view of the fact that building permit records are normally used as a basis for assessment and that every indication points to a heavy increase in in- spection activities during the comming year, I earnestly recommend to the Council that it go on record endorsing a directive to 'our Building Department wherein the value of the proposed building will be deterrtined by the department on an area basis and not by the permit applicant. Our Building Department receives each month an authoratative schedule of building costs for this area figured on a squar foot ba'sis for the different types of construction. My investigation shows that such a schedule is used by a majority of municipal building departments in esti- mating costs for permit purposes. At the present time, we find that many cities a e making an upward revision of their permit fees. I feel, however, that the above recommendation which is in accord with provisions of the building code, will not Qnly,serve to give a truer picture of p~operty valuatio~, but wi~l ~ssi~t us i~ gaining sufficient revenue to ~eet our lncreased cos~s ln ~he bUlld:ng lnspect~on department. I earnestly soliclt your favorable conslderatlon of thls proposed poli cy . " It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Koppe that the report of the Manager be received and placed on file and that the recownendations contained therein be approved. I '\ ~! ---.--- --- --_: --=- .=----~ ~- ----- .~~-=--~-- .:.--=.~~.:.: --~---~:-- ---:----==-~-=--- -1 --~----- ----- --- -- GENEHAL FU},j1) I I" ,: 13l Aetna Life Insurance 'I: Aetna Life Insurance ~otn8 Li~o InouTon00 ! Pacific Hospital I, Eugene Hospital 1\ First National Bank I John Fields, Treasurer ,: Eugene Public Library Ii Ma,yor Earl ,L. McNutt :i Adair-Marshall Co. I r ~:.~: ~~~~t I Lester R. Barker ;: Baker's Pharmacy i; Ballou & Wright \ Blue Bird Packing Co. ~ Jim Brannen Tire Co. I: Brenners Hardware :: Percy Brown i: Boehnke Printing Co. , R. E. Buck r, Calkins & Calkins I S. M. Calkins II, Carlson, Hatton & Hay " . Glen W. Casady i: Central Hea ting Co. d Columbia Equipment Co. ~, . C91l.l:ffi€l i3 EquipHHmt Co. I; Cressey's :: C & S Electric Co. I': Commercial Office Supply Co. rl Donald C. Dickey i: Duncan Pa int Company ,: Economy Battery & Electric Co. ~ Eugene Hospital & Clinic i Eugene Laundry & Dry Cleaners Ii Ii Eugene Lane County Assn. :; Eugene Mill & Elevator Co. ~ Eugene Register Guard ii Eugene Planing Mill ;: Eugene Sand & Gravel Co. i'! Eugene Water Board 1,1 Eugen e Wa tel' Board J Eugene Water Board r Eugene Water Board :1 John Fields , City Trea. II Drs. Furrer &. McMilan I' George's Cafe :1 J. K. Gill 11 ~iu~ti~~l~:~~r Co. I II Godlove the Plumber '1'1.1. B. F. Goodrich Co. . George A. Halton Harley-Davidson Co. I: Hanson Blue Print Co. ~l iil i'l if j:; II i1 I; " I'~ !; ,t ,I :1 Ii I.' II i; Western Concrete Company I! 13.13 $ 264.29 60.15 3.15 110.00 30.00 1,246.85 142.00 1,201.25 50.00 127.73 60.11 3.80 11.36 24.90 7.02 6.52 70.85 1.42 200.00 66.70 1. 65 1.85 150.00 2.82 2.50 31. 63 49.98 I 6.15 .40 .,64.90 10.00 27 . 50 1.00' 3.00 9.75 5.82 23.63 98.86 31.60 5.00 ' 29.40 47.13 128.00 2,494.76 37.20 63.00 6.55 1.81 135.00 353.44 1.50 , 9.15 8.72 10.45 11.08 P. J. Hanns Co. , Walter Roey Motors Inc. Hotel Eugene, Inc. Howard Cooper Corp. Industrial Accident'Comm. Kendall Motors Co. Koke Chapman Korn Baking Co. Jack Lamb Film Shop Norris E. Lamb Lane County Abstract Co. Lane County Farmers Union Lane Gravel Co. Ed Lorence Company Luckey's Club Cigar Store Manerud-Huntington Co. Midgley Planing Mill Co. Montgomery Ward Co. Mountain States Power Co. Na tiona 1 Safe ty Counc il Inc. Nordling Parts Co. O. K. ,Rubber Welders Orchard Auto Parts Oregon Supply Co. Pacific Coast Building Officials Conference Paragon Revolute Corp. EVa Paulsen Preston-Hales J. w. ~uackenbush & Son R.C.A. Communications Rees Electric Company Rex Cafe A. F. Richards Machine Shop Scobe.rt Building Material Co. H. Ellet Scoles, M.D. R. L. Sedegren Shelton-Turnbull-Fuller Co. Sheriff's, Office Silva Chevrolet Co. Sparkey's Garbage Standard Oil Co. of Calif. The Pacific Tel. & Tel. Co. Title Abstract Co. Valley Printing Co. Wally's Cash Grocery Zellerback Paper Co. Eugene Vocational School IMPROVEMENT BOND SINKING John Fields, City Treas. Industrial Accident Comm. Lane County Abstract Co. Shelton-Turnbull-Fuller Co. Western Concrete Company Aetna Life Insurance Pacific Hospital First National Bank Calkins & Calkins Eugene Register Guard 129.00 3.15 2.00 37.00 25.00 68.80 INTERSECTION ~u I I;:: 11 :1 !;i If " I,l :I r f' ~ '445 $ 11.50 1.96 14.00 54.16 190.18 276.08 43.85 10.50 21. 97 1.50 5.00 3.25 514.00 5.03 76.35 5.00 12.76 17.20 5.25 25.00 9.69 31.75 25.00 9.07 24.00 8.70 11. 12 · 3.30 .40 5.00 26.46 6.25 7.00 28.85 5.00 1.50 90.60 41.25 4.45 1.20 540.80 125.90 25.00 21. 82 7.m8 14.45 4.28 ~ ~ ;;,., , !,~:...; '.r ~~~+;, ""~""'~ 333.55 .62 574.80 7.45 ~ r- 446 ~_~.~~===_~-_-::--=-=--_=-~=-=--=:::::;::.:;=-_-==-~==~-~:-::-_-::;:-~-=:...=..:~~_~-:::-:~~_~~~_~=-=-.,.='=--:-:::-::---~~ ~~,,~---':'-----;:-r=---=~~~_~-:;:-_~~~_~"":':'~~--:"'---:---:-:~~-::-:=-=c-:;:~~-=-~==--::;-_~---=::-:-~~~--=~-_~-C7-~--_ ---~- -----_...- -- _ H _______ __ - - -- - ~-(- i Columbia Equipment Co. E~UIP~~NT RESERVE $5183.54 ~"'~<'Io! GENERAL BOND IN'l.~.t'.EST ,IMPROVEMENT BOND INTEP.EST I ~~ John-Fields, City Treasurer 125.20 J.ohn Fields, City Treasurer $328.12 ~.~ l>!';:;' - v... ~IDNICIPAL AIRPORT LEVY FIRE EQuIPMENT FU11D John.Fields, City Treasurer 245.00 . Mine ,Saf.ety,:Appl'iance C,o. 251.60 . It was moved by.Johnson, seconded by Davis that the bills be approved and the, proper City Officials be authorized to issua warrants in payment of the same.. REPORTS OF BOARDS ~~ D01~rrSSIONS 14 The following reports from the Board of Appeals were submitted and read 'as follows:' j "A meeting of the Board of Appeals yvas held in the office of the City EngiBeer Wednesday, ~~rch 20, 1946 at 5:00 P.M. . Keith Fennell appeared before the Board, presenting a letter as~ing for a waiver of set-back for a commercial building on Lot 1, Block 3, Kincaid Addition, being located on the south side of rhirteenth Av~nue between Alder and Kincaid Streets. 1rr. Fennell was accompanied by Mr. Evans, Attorney and others. ,.-. 'I . 15 Graham B. Smith, representing the Sigma Chi Fraternity, Herschel Taylor and Mr. Claypool appeared to protest the request. < . The Board, after listening to all arguments, unanimously agreed to recommend to the Council that the ~equest be qenied, and Mr. Fennell be required to observe the seven foot set-back." I "A meeting of the Board of Appeals ~as held i_n the office of the City Engineer Friday, April 5, 1946. 16 j I . A request was received from K. K. FQlgedalen fQr Chas. Humphreys for a permit to construct afr all metal building 2~ feet by 80 feet in dimensions set upon a concrete slab. This structure to b.e placed on the lot on the North side of Twelfth Avenue, East of the alley bet~een Oak and Pearl Streets. The structure to be used for an automobile repair ~nd paint shop. The Board recom- mends' that the request be denied. I? I i \ < A request was received from George ~. Nelson asking to be allowed to convert the second story of his home at 1800 Cplumbia Street into an apartment for a G.I. by adding 2 dormers and put in an outside stairway at the rear of' th~ house. The Board recommends that this request. be granted. i I 18 ; ! c A request was received from Mr. and Mrs. Henry M. Gunp to make alt~r- ations to their house at 1975 Potter Street in. order to make a small apartment. The Board is hold this request for further infprmation." , I ..) I I I I , . It was moved by Davis, seconded by Hawn that the reports of the Board of Appeals be received and placed on file and the recommendations contained therein be adopted. Motion carried. A permanent report of the Planning C,ommission re: Recla ssifica tion of certa'in areas in the City of Eugene, Oregon, w,as submitted and read. I 19, I , , "As' a permanent report pursuant to Resol ut ion of the Common Counc il of the City of Eugene directing the City Planning Commission to prepare a report upon the reclassification of certain areas in .the City, the City Planning Com- mission hereby adopts as its permanent report, the following: I. W. M. Wohlander: That Lot 1, Block'18, College Hill Park Addition at 21st and Jefferson be reclassified from single family to multiple family resi- dential be denied. I II. Dudley C. Walton and James G. Richmond: That the property starting at the intersection of the West side of Alder Street and the North side of Twenty- Fifth thence North along Alder ninety-seven feet, thence West one hundred feet paraliel to Twenty-Fifth, thence South ninety-seven feet parallel to Alder Street, ~, 441~ - - -- - - - - - -~ - - - -~--~ -_:____ _ ___ ~_-.o-- ______ ___... -=-_ __~__ _._----- -~ ~- ---- -- - --- ..-. - - -- -- -- I .r t 'l ~ ~ ~ ' I I: [, I' f' I ~' ' i' ". ~ ' I" , l~. i' I: I: ! I I, I' ;' I, !'l I, il, 'I I: I, Ii II [1 " " Ii !: , " I: ;,j " I, I', " ii I, ,: ! p if i: il II Ii :! , 1: ',1 ',. ii ji ;1 !l I:' Ii , ~ 1'! " Ii !:i 20 " t: I' of II II 1'1 II II rl 11 I; q " I, I: ;,i I ,I II_l ;,1 lit I I --,.._-- ---:--.----,.--..-.._--_._-_.__._----------~--:- --.-------- -------.-.--.----- .- ----------------------..._----~--- ----~-----~ -----~------- - -- --~--- -- ...:.....-. -- ...:----::~-:'-.:....------- -----=-.:---~ --:::....:--=::-~~::.:.~.:---:::- =-:-:--=~..:-_-;::__::-__:-_-_=_=___---- --=-=-=--...::z-_~~ :-~-=-=:~..::__=-~=_.:~--- - r thence East one nundred feet along the North side of ~~enty-Fifth Street to the point of departure, be rezoned from single family to multiple family residential be granted. ' Ii I' I" :'1 I: I, ~ ~ e..,] III. Dean Ralph Leighton: That the four blocks between Pearl and Patterson Streets, and between 13th and 14th Streets, be reclassified from single family to an R-2 Apartment House district be granted. ,,-'~. IV. Twin Oaks Builders Supply Company: That the West 144.9 feet of the alley running east and west through the West half of Block 18 of the Original Plat of Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, be vacated this was waived. ,'foo.",:, V. Loyall R. Rugh: That Lot 4, Block 1, Snodgrass Addition to Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, at 16th and Willamette Street be rezoned from single family to business, and George Clive Stanley: That Lot 5, Block 1, Snodgrass Addition at Willamette and 16th be rezoned from a single family to business be granted. VI. R. L. Robertson: That the property commencing at a point on the East side of Willamette Street 169.5 feet South of the South line of Thirteenth Ave. East running thence South 58 feet, thence East 160 feet, thence North 58 feet, thence West 160 feet to the place of beginning (1365 Willamette) be rezoned from multiple family residential to business be granted. VII. That the Council call a hearing of the Planning Commission to consider the change from single family residential to business of all the area on both sides of Willamette Street from 13th to 16th. VIII. ' G. Delzer, R. A. Anthony and W. G. Dixon: Rezoning the South half of Block 2, Westmoreland Addition to Eugene from single family to business property, be granted. IX. Planning Commission: That Lot 8, Block 22, College Hill Park Addition, be reclassified from multiple family to single family residential be granted. X. C. L. Hogans: That the East 80 feet of Lot 1, Block 5, Shelton's Addition, at 212 Lincoln Street, be rezoned from residential to light industrial This is under consideration by the Planning Commission. XI. Glenn McKay: That the property commencing at a point on the East line of Almaden street, 125 feet North of the North line of Eighth Ave. West, running thence North 102 feet, thence East 81.4 feet thence South 102 feet, thence West81f4feet to the place of beginning, in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, be re- zoned from Q12 R ~ ll;'Qrt!J'.l.E'nt HO"9E' di~tri<?t to ii1 b"~in~~~ -3'; ~tri('t. (R~~r of 115'9 HiGh St.) bo donied. ,a single family residential to business. (South of alley, getween 7th and 8th streets West, on East side of Almaden.) be denied. XII. W. E. Buchanan: That the property beginning at a point 100 feet ,North of the Southwest corner of Lot 8, Block 1, in Christians Addition to Eugene and running thence North 67 feet, thence East 70 feet, thence South 67 feet, thence West 70 feet to the place of beginning, in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, be rezoned from an R-2 Apartment House district to a business district. (Rear of 1158 High St.) be denied. , ' I XIII. Lafe Gibson: Rezoning Lot 22, Block 19, First Addition to City OutlOOk, from single family to business be denied. XIV. The Planning Commission recommends that the Misfeldt property behind the Butte now being. used for a residence, and having heretofore been used as a business property before the zoning ordinance took effect, be classified as a single family, residential zone. II 'I' It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Hawn that the recommendations of the Planning COIDlllission be accepted a nd filed. "Meeting in regular session April 1, adopted the following motion: , I I 1946, the Eugene City Board of Healthl j I i , A report of the City Board of Health was submitted and read as follows: It was moved by Dr. Miller and seconded by Dr. Fox that the Board recorn- ' mend to the Common Council that Ordinance No. 8860 be amended to provide that all chickens be barred from the City and that a reasonable time be allowed the owner for voluntary removal of the same." The above report of the Board is submitted herewith for your considerationJ" It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Davis that the report be received and placed on file and that Ordinance No. 8860 be referred to the City Manager for re-drafting and submittal to Health Board for its approval. ~ ~448 - ~~_. --~-- - - -- --_.~---- -- --_._..__._~- -- ._~_._- PETITIONS AND CO~ThruNICATIONS '21. A petition, signed by Larry P. Watson and 13 others protesting the proposed vacation of alley between 13th Avenue East and 14th Avenue East from Willamette to Oak Streets, was submitted and read. It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Koppe that the petition be received and placed on file. I fif."";_,, .~".... ....' .,1;,. ~ ~ OC 22 A petit ion of Martin Finke, 925 Clark Avenue and 21 others', seeking the installation of a street light at the corner of North Adams Street and Clark Avenue, was submitted and read. 23 It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Hawn that the petit'ion be rece'ived and placed on file and that the office of the City Manager be instructed to order the installation of the light through the Eugene Water Board. , A peti tion for improvement, signed by Roy Brown and 2 others, repre- sent~ng 85% of the abutting property, seeking the installation of concrete curbs and gutters on Grant Street from the South line of 11th Avenue West to the alley between Grant and Chalubers Streets, was submitted and read. It was moved by Davis, seconded by Bailey that the petition be approved and the necessary improvement ordinances be drawn. 24 A petition for improvement, signed by Paul W. Campbell, ArntRee and Howard C. Lorence, represe~ting 50% of the abutting property~Obe served and re- questing the improvement of.Van Ness Street from 24th Ave. to Mission Ave., Mission Ave. to 23rd and 23rd to Columbia, was submitted and read. It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the petition for improvement be approved and the necessary ordinances drawn. 25 A petition for improvement of the alley between Harris and'Potter Streets, from 18th Ave. East to 19th Ave. East by penetration macadam, was sub- mitted by W. R.Manerud and 2 others, representing 43% of the abutting property to be served. It was moved by Davis, seconded by Hawn that the petition for improvement be tabled and referred back for further investigation. I 26 A communication from Mr. Bruce E. Woodruff, seeking permiss~on to in- stall a mobile unit on the streets of the City for the sale of novelty food items and/or popcorn, was submitted and read, together with a letter from Mr. H. E. Janes of Gresham, Oregon, seeking permission for the installation of a popeorn wagon on the streets. It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Crumbaker that the communications be received and placed on file and that the matter be referred to the City Manager for in- vestigation and report. 27 A communication from the Eugene Water Board, stating that the Board, in meeting March 11, 1946, duly approved participation by the municipal Electrical and Water Utilities ih the public employees retirement system of the state of Oregon, pending action thereon by the Common Council of 'the City, was submitted and read. It was moved by Davis, seconded"by Crumbaker that the comraunication be received and placed on file and that the Council go on record as approving the partici- pation of all City departments in the State Retirement System. Motien carried. 28 I I An application for rooming house license by ~wrtle 1~y Shepherd, 754 Lincoln, having been approved by the Chief of Police, was submitted. It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Bailey that the license be approved. Motion carried. 29 A petition signed by Glenn Snook and 103 others for annexation af the following described area to-wit: Comraencing at the intersection of the South line of 22nd Avenue West and the West City limits of the City of Eugene, running thence North along the West City limits to the South line of Fifteenth Avenue West, thence Westerly along the South city limits of Eugene to a point 903 feet East of Chambers Street, being the East line of the municipal airport, thence South 520 feet to the South line of D.L.C. No.' 37, thence West 83.3 feet, thence South 530 feet to the center I ~ ..~ 449 - - --- -- - -- -----~---~--- -. . -- . .-. - . . - - . ..-- ------~- -~ -- --- -------~ -- - - _._--------~- -~-_.------- --~~-------~- --_._----~ -" -~'--c_:_=_::_::=- ~ -::--::. ~r::.'''C-=--=----- -, -- ---- -.,- ~.-:,-.-- :'-~~-,~.- =-~-= :='::=:=-=--::':':-:--=---~--:-===='=--::-.:~.=---,---------::--=-::-:--:,- -='-==:~-===-=---_:----:.-::- Ii , I I I line of 18th Avenue West, if extended, thence East 571 feet to the West line of Folk Street, thence South 20 feet, thence East along the South line of Eighteenth Avenue West 378 feet to the East line of the municipal airport, thence South along the East line of the municipal airport 1745 feet to the South line of 22nd Avenue West, if produced west, thence East 2400 feet to the place of beginning ~ ~ :D to become a part of the City of Eugene. ,:-.:!. Iii !; i It was moved by Johnson, seconded by Davis that the petition be received and referred to the proper City officers for checking of petition and preparation of ordinance. Motion carried. ""'1 ~'.4- .~;;;:..: , I'; 301: " !: i I: 3li! I: i: 321: " I' Ii ~i ~l II 33i: A request by Geo. Miltonberger to convert an old home at 1394 Lawrence Street into a four-plex, was submitted. It was moved by Davis, seconded by Hawn that the request be referred to the Board of Appeals. Motion carried. A request for re-zoning at 1391 West 3rd, from residential to lig~t industrial was submitted by Geo. W. Miltonberger. It was moved by Davis, seconded by Hawn that the request be received and referred to the Planning Commission for hearing and report. A petition by James and Rosa Lajoie for re-zoningof prsPerty at 586 West Fourth Ave. from single family to multiple family. It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Bailey that the petition be referred to' the Planning Commission. .Mr. Mencke appeared before the Council with an oral request for a re- hearing of application to rezone the West 40 feet of Lot 14, Block 4, Teshner's Addition stating that ~he original application had been denied on February 4, 1946 by the City Planning Commission but that changes and property ownership in that area had removed the objection voiced at that time. I' ,I I. I: II I'i I: " Upon motion the matter was ordered referred back to the City Planning Commission 1: for are-hearing. I' 34!:! ~ " I" 1,1 II Ii !i ~! 35'; .' ! il l,t 'I I, r' Ii i! ij I: ;,1 ;1 Iii I.' iii I:i 36!' il I~ I" Ii :,1 II I' 11 II l'i ;'l I I:! l: F h 37" I. I' 11 I,t l' ;1 . ~ 'I I' Mr. Geo. W. Miltonberger appeared before the Council appealing a recom- mendation of the Board of Appeals entered ~mrch 11, 1946 denying waiver of set-back for house at 21st and Hilyard. After some discussion, the Council upon motion duly made and carried, ordered the appeal referred back to the Board ~f Appeals for further investigation. Mr. Andrews, 563 Jefferson addressed the Council stating that he had secured a permit to construct a 5 apartment building at that address, one of the apartments being in the basement. He stated that today the Building Inspector had told him that he could not complete the building with 5 apartments in that zone.. After an investigation by the Engineer he stated that Mr. Andrews had a valid building permit and that it was his recommendation that Mr. Andrews be allowed to complete the building. Upon motion the recoffilllendation of the Engineer was adopted by the Council. ORDINANCES Council Bill No. 84 -- Re: Vacation of alley, Block 35, Fairmount Addition, which was given first reading March 11th and further action deferred, pending consent of the abutting property owners, was brought before the Council for its consideration. It, was reported to the Council that the consent of the property owners, previously protesting the vacation, ~ad been obtained. It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the ordinance be placed on its second reading. Motion carried. It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the rules be suspended by unanimous consent and the ordinance be given third reading and placed on final passage. All councilmen present voting AYE, the ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8890. Council Bill No. 86 -- He: Levying of a tax upon theatrical and other exhibitions, shows and public amusements, was submitted and read the first time. It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Hawn that Council Bill No. 86 be amended to read "5% of total admissions." j:,~ II It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Hawn that the Council Bill be laid over for I, further consideration and referred to the City Manager and Finance Committee. " I:i I ~I ~ ~ 450 :.- ~--=----:'::::=-~.-:-=--=--;-::"'-~~:--=-~=c-=:':~-:2~;_-~=-=--= -:-=--.~~~_.~:-_~---:;~~-- -....-.,.---- ..,--------~~- ----~-~- .~---_._-~-_._-~ -~--:-------=-----=-::-~----=---~~ -~~-;-;;- ---=--- -=--_--:--.----=-=-----=~~-:--:::;::-- --::~-- - ~--=--- --~ . - --~-~ . - - - -- -..- .._._--~ Council Bill No. 87 -- Re: Reclassification ,of various properties as approved by the Planning Co~mission, was submitted and read for the first time., 38. ;<~<I ~:I ,..-" I ~I 391 I , 1 " I I I I I I I It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the rules be suspended by unanimous consent and the ordinance given second reading. Motion carried. It was further moved by Koppe, seconded QY Hawn that the rules be further sus- pended and the ordinance be given third reading and placed on final passage. All Councilmen present voting AYE the ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8891. Council Bill No. 88 -- Re: Initiating the yacation of a por~ion of Mission Avenue, was submitted and read for the first time. It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the rules be suspended by unanimous consent and the ordinance given second reading. Motion carried. It was further moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the rules be further sus- pended and the ordinance be given third reading and placed on final p~ssage. All Councilmen present voting AYE, the ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8892. Council Bill No. 90 -- Re: Adopting the survey, plat and report of the City Engineer as to the proposed opening of Tyler Street between 12th Avenue West and 14th Avenue West, was submitted and read the first time. 40 It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the rules be suspended by unanimous consent and the ordinance.given second reading. Motion carried.. i I I I 41) I It was further moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the rules be further sus- pended and the ordinance be given third reading and placqd on final passage. All Councilmen present voting AYE, the ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8893 Council Bill No. 91 -- Re: Improvement of the alley between 7th Avenue West and 8th Avenue West from Olive to Charnelton Streets, by concrete pavement, was submitted and read the first time. It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the rules be suspended by unanimous consent and the ordinance given second reading. Motion carried. I It was further moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the rules be further sus- pended and the ordinance be given third reading and placed on f~nal Rassage. All Councilmen present voting AYE, the ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8894 42 Council Bill No. 92 -- Be: Adoption of plans and specifications for improvenlent of alley between 7th and 8th Avenues West from Olive to Charnelton streets was submitted and read the first time. It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the rule s be suspended b,y unanimous consent and the ordinance given second reading. Motion carried. It was further moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the rules be further sus- pended and the ordinance be given third reading and placed on final passage., All councilmen present voting AYE, the ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8895 RESOLUTIONS I " , , A resolution -- Re: Directing the City Engineer to survey and make a plat of certain properties for the opening of Tyler Street between 12th and 14th Avenues West, was submitted. and read. "BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Eugene: That it is deemed expedient by the Common Council that Tyler Street between ~velft Avenue West and Fourtheenth Avenue West be opened and the City Engineer is there- fore directed by him or some ,competent surveyor to make a survey of such street and to mark the boundary thereof and to make a plat of the same and a written re- port containing a full and complete discription of such street and the boundaries thereof and any lot or tract or portion thereof to be appropriated therefore and to file with the recorder of the City of Eugene within twenty days from the date of this resolution unless further time shall be granted therefor." 43 It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the resolution be adopted. I 44 A resolution from the Eugene Water Board proposing dedication of certain properties for street purposes substituting the same for a vacated portion of Mission Avenue, was submitted and read. "iJI.THEREAS, There has been presented to the Common Council of the City of Eugene a resolut ion sta ting that the Eugene Water Board in the development of a city reservoir in First Addition to Fairwount Heights in the City has found it necessary to vacate a portion of Mission Avenue and to dedicate to public use a strip of land owned by the City for the use of the Water Board, for the continuation of Mission Avenue. ~ / ~ ~ 45,1 ---- - --- --- ---- ,--- ---..- -- ------ - - - _.- _.~ -- . ------ - -- --- -- - - -- - -- --- -- ----- - - --- -- ------~- - --- - -- ---------------------=---- - -'- ~-- -.----. --'-- -- -- - ---~ "- --" ---.- .- ,~- ~._- ---". ---. ---_._~_. ------ - ~-~ -- .--.-- -- -. - -- - ----,- ------.---..---- ----- ~ --~ -...- --..-------. -~-_._----- ~-- -----.---..----- -~ _. - - -, r~- _H___.__ _._n_~___ ----.---.,-----~-- ------ --...---, --- --.--, I I I I II I: l' I; r ,I i I' I I: I , .' ,: I, , i k I I " I " " tI II " , " ~'\ I: :, /) 1: 45 i: il ,I Ii II il II li,\ ,; " ,I ;i I~ " , I I' II 1,1 !j ',il h i' I: I; I' I! I' :1 .1 ;J 'I 1I j:, :; I"~ " l:f " I' Ii ,: t: I 11 I I . I: " I, " 1:, I' , 11 'I , ;1 ;'i /: 1:: I'i I '. .1 I: :: ~ I,j I' " ,. !: f Therefore) BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Eugene that the Mayor and City Recorder be and they are hereby directed to make, execute) deliver and record a deed to the public for street purposes for the following described property) to-wit: ~ \:...'1 ,-a . ' ~_'.....t The property referred to herein is located in Lots 10) 11 and 14) Block 2) First Addition to Fairmount Heights in Eugene) Oregon as platted and recoraed in Volume 9) Page 10, Lane County Deed Records and is described as follows: Beginning at the Southeast corner of Lot 10, Block 2 of First Addition to Fairmount Heights) running thence North 560 15' West 11.65 feet along the South ~~~~c~fN~~tg ~8tO}OE~~~ ~g:~~w~~~tC~r~~~ ~teL~~rf~er~~o~~oJe~ti~~i~fA~g~t~~~t boundary of said Lot 14 to the point of curvature of a 53.83 foot radius curve) 'thence left on said curve 12.1 feet, more or less, to the West boundary of said Lot 10) thence North 330 45' East 15.05 feet aloeg said West boundary to the Northwest corner of said Lot 10, thence South 56 15' East 27.94 feet along the North boundary of, said Lot 10, thence South 20 0' West 60.93 feet, along a line 30 feet east of and parallel to the aforesaid northerly projection of the West boundary of Lot 14) to the East boundary of said Lot 10, thence South 330. 45' West 38.19 feet along said East boundary to the place of beginning. ALSO: Beginning at the Southwest corner of Lot 11) Block 2 of the a'foresaid Addi tion; running thence North 330 45' East 38.19 feet along the West boundary of said Lot 11) thence South 20 0' West 44.91 feet to a point on the South boundary of said Lot 11) thence North 560 15' West 23.63 feet along said South boundary to the place of begiuning. ALSO: That West portion of Lot 14) Block 2 of the aforesaid Addition which lies between the West boundary of said lot and a line parallel to and 30 feet East therefrom." ., " 1 ~.\~,.J W~,...#,. It was moved by Davis) seconded by Bailey that the resolution be received and placed on file. A resolution directing the proper City Officers to make, execute, deliver and record a deed to the public for street purposes of the following described property to-wit: "WHEREAS, the Eugene Water Boa:rd in developing a reservoir site for the City of Eugene, locate4 in First Addition to Fairmount Heights, desires as a part of the development to vacate,- a portion of Mission Avenue and to subs~itute therefor a street to connect with the remaining portion of Mission Avenue and to be a part of Mission Avenue. ' That the property proposed to be dedicated in place of vacated portion of Mission Avenue is owned by the City of Eugene, by and through the Eugene 'Water Board. Therefore) BE IT RESOLVED by the Eugene Wa ter Board that there be s'ubmi tted to the Common Council a proposal to vacate a portion of Mission Avenue and to substitute therefor a street to be described as follows) to-wit: The property referred to herein is located in Lots 10, 11 and 14, Block 2, First Addition to Fairmount Heights in Eugene, Oregon as platted and recorded in Volume 9) Page 10, Lane County Deed Records and is described as follows: Beginning' at the Southeast corner of Lot 10, Block 2 of First Addition to Fairmount Heights) running thence North 560 15' West 11.65 feet along the South line of said Lot to the Northwest corner of Lot 14, Block 2 of said Addition) thence North 20 0' East 75.84 feet along the northerly projection of the West boundary of I said Lot 14 to the point of curvature of a 53.83 foot radius curve, thence left on said curge 12.1 feet, more or less) to the 'Nest boundary of said Lot 10) thence North 33 45' East 15.05 feet along said West boundary to the Northwest corner of of said Lot 10) thence South 560 15' East 27.94 feet along the North boundary of said Lot 10) thence South 20 0' West 60.93 feet) along a line 30 feet east of and parallel to the aforesaid northerly projection of " the West boundary of Lot 14) to the East boundary of said Lot 10, thence South 330 45' West 38.19 feet along said East boundary to the place of beginning. ALSO: Beginning at the south8est corner of Lot 11, Block 2 of the af;dre- said Addition; running thence North 33 45' East 38.19 feet along the West boundary of said Lot 11, thence South 20 0' West 44.91 feet to a point on the South boundary of said Lot 11, thence North 560 15' West 23.63 feet along said South boundary to the place of beginning. ~ ~452 .-"- -..------------------ -~._-.,....... ~-_._-~-------. ---- . n_ ::::::~...:...=_.:.-_.~__=:.._.:..:....:~~-,----~~-~-,-',---'-'~::_. __......,~_ - ~-...........,...~~~--------_. -~~--_._-- ---_._-----------~--_._---~_._----_.---.-------------_..~--- ------- ---~--- _~~ _ _~___~ _. __ ___ -. __ . __ _ _________~ ~ ____ ___ _______~___ . _ .__ _~.. "__ __ __ ~ _~ c __ __._.'-'__ ____ _ _.. _~_. __. _ _ __. _ __ _ . . -. -- --- - ------~-- - ..-- '-~r~-~~-~" - ALSO: That West portion of Lot 14, Block 2 of the aforesaid Addition which lies between the West boundary of said lot and a line parallel to and 30 feet east therefrom. I .<l )-, .,r::; I,i,? 'l"",e and the Common Council is requested to pass a Resolution authorizing the Mayor and City Recorder to execute a deed on behalf of the City to the Public for Street purposes for said property." ~ ('".It f:'; j I 46 I It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Crumbaker that the resolution be adopted. A resolution -- Re: Prohibiting parking on the West side of Alder Street between 19th Ave. East and 25th Ave. East, was submitted and read. "BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Eugene that the recommendation of the Qity Nanager for the prohibiting of parking on the West side of Alder Street between 19th Ave. East and 25th Ave~ East, be approved and the Chief of Police be and he is hereby directeq to erect all signs and to take all other steps as nec~ssary to carry this resoiution into effect." . It was moved by Johnson, seconded by Hawn that the resolution be received and plac d on file. 47 A resolution -- Re: Transmitting to the Planning Coamission of the City of Eugene the following proposed changes of classification to-wit: and directing a hearing on the same by. the Planning Commission, was submitted and read. "BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Eugene that there is hereby transmitted to the Planning Cornmission of the City of Eugene the following proposed changes of classifications, to-wit: Pla~~ing Commission: Both sides of Willarnette Street from 13th to 16th Streets from single family residential to a business district. Planning Corr~ission: The Misfeldt property located back of the butte to single family residential. Delmer H. Fellers: The three lots located at the Southwest corner of 25th and Potter in City Outlook Addition, Block 20, Lots 1, 2 and 3, to a business district. I George F. Houghton and Louise M. Eakin: The property located on the Southeast corner of 17th and Willamette Streets, being 140.5 feet on Willamette Street, 342.0 feet on Seventeenth Street and 140.5 feet on Oak Street, more or less. .1 Mrs. Elizabeth Smith: Lot 1,' Block,4 in Gordon's Addit'ion, City of Eugene, situated on the Southeast corner of the intersection of Taylor and 7th Stre~ts from a residential dis~rict to 8 business district. Geo. W. Miltonberger: 1391 West Third Avenue from residential district to light industrial district. Mr. J. E. Mencke: West'40 feet of Lot 14, Block 4, Teshner's Addition from residential district to business district. / James and Rosa Lajoie: Property located at 586 4th Avenue West from single family residential district to multiple family district. And directing the Planning Commission to adopt a Tentative Report and to hold a hearing thereon in the Council Chambers in the City Hall in the City of Eugene on Tuesday, the 7th day of May, 1946, at 7:30 o'clock P.M., after giving due notice by publication once in the Eugene Register Gtlard. In case of a favorable report a hearing is hereby called te be held in the City Hall in th,e regular May Council Meetir).g May 13, 194€> at 7:30 o'clock P.M., notice of which shall be given three times in the Eugene Register Guard, which shall be the final hearing."' It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Hawn that the resolution be adopted. 48! I A resolution instructing the proper city officers to make the neces- sary survey, plat and report having to do with the proposed opening of the alley between 4th and 5th Avenues West from Blair Blvd. to Tyler Street, was submitted and read. I ~ I I:! I; I I; I: 49 r II I~ ; I; t 1!1 i :' ~ I ':i Ii I..' I; !: I' ! ~, I , (I It " I: [ I I L I t,: i I, I ~ 453 - - - - - -- -.....----- - ~-_.- ~.- -If I,: "BE IT RESOVlED by the Common Council of the City of Eugene: That it is deemed expedient by the Common Council that the alley between 4th Avenue West and 5th Avenue West from Blair Boul'evard to Tyler Street be opened and the City Engineer is therefore directed by him or some competent surveyor to make a survey of such alley and to mark the boundary thereof and to make a plat of the same and a written report containing a full and complete discription of such alley and the boundaries thereof and any lot or tract or portion thereof to be appro- priated therefore and to file with the recorder of the City of Eugene within twenty days from the date of this resolution unless further time shall be granted therefor." ~ ~ ~ 1:':.; ~;~;. oI._,.t. ,~~. ~! It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Crumbaker that the resolution be adopted. NEW BUSINESS The City Manager submi tted Ordina nc e 8534 and 8536 pa ssed by the Common Council of Eugene in 1938, calling the Council's attention to the fact that the Ordinances in question had been invalidated by court action and should be removed from the record of ordinances. It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Davis that the ordinances 8534 and 8536 of the City of Eugene be repealed. Motion carried. UPON N~TION THE COUNCIL ADJOURNED. ~~~ Deane Seeger Ci ty Manager DS/mw April 25, 1946 t ~ A resolution -- He: Consul,tan,t Office,s,.." Funds for operation of Lane County Planning r: "WHEREAS the Common. ,C,ouncil of the City, of Eugene. has heretofore II joined with other public agenc iesof the Central Lane area in providing funds for the o,p,era-t,ion.of" the Lane,County Planning,c,onsul,tant,,~o,ffices and I! WHEREAS ,the Common Council believes that the Planning Program is of I~ vital importanc,e", in, the, prope,r de.velopment, of Lane Co.unty" and its, resources and 11 :: WHEREAS it has come, to oura,t.ten,tion"tha,t the County of Lane through II its budget committee ,is. contemplating the withdrawal of its financial support I: for this plannin,g program for,., the, fiscal, year.. 1946-19417, l: ~ j ~ I I: BE IT THEREFORE RESOLVED by the, .common<Council of the City of Eugene ;, tha t the members of the Lane County Cour.t, a.nd, Lane Coun.ty Budget Coromi ttee be I ur.ged to recons,ider. its previous. ac,t,ion ,in. ,this matter' and to take all necessary steps, to, make provision, for fin~nc,ial .support. of the planning, program for the fiscal year 19,46-1947 ,that s uc~ action be taken ,as a mea.sure of cooperation wi,th .o,ther, public agencies of the County"in,carrying. ou,t" this vital work and to the. end,tha"t money ,\iime and, ef,fort.' alr.eady expended in the preliminary " .i( phases of the planning program not be nullified by failure> of the County Court r: to,c.ontinue,.its participation in thi,s,. jo.intventure." II rl This resolution was prepared April 25, 1946 and concurred in by the ;' fOll,owi,ng Council. members;, and, Mayor McNutt.., 1.. L Louis Koppe, Ed Johnson, Wm. Davis~ Dr. Hurley, Ed Bailey, ~y Allen, , and C. C. 'Crumbaker. i LI 1, p " I ,i ~,' ,: I~ I' II I I I I ~: f I: I IJ " '. I.....