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HomeMy WebLinkAbout07/29/1946 Meeting 48~ ----.;.-~-~. -=--=-----:- -= .:...- -~,-. - .--- ---=---.-~- --- u__., ~-__..:.---':'_~_--=-=----==-_-=-="':'~:--=-_:::,_.....:.-___--=--..;.--=-~__~~__~__-=--____:-"",:-_~=-,_=-"",:_-:::_=--=-2_-=-_....:....:...--=-____~_ _:". - ---- - __c_"..,..:-::-: --::--:-11=C:~----==-::--': ---==--~' ~-:, -=~-..:. .c-=-.. =--==~-=-=-~=":=':-:-=------=:-:=-"-=--~:~:'~=; :-C-:-_-,-:-:--'-=-- :::-.::.,~___.:=_=-=..:,- :::=-_ -..:..',-==-,,::.:-::_:--,:':::.:::: -. ~_. , _-.: -=c:.:::. ~ ____~_ ,:, Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon i: July 29, 1946 " II 1 'I l: !' Minutes of the adjourned meeting of the Common Council for the City of ~ I: Eugene, Oregon, held in the Council Chambers of the City Hall of EUgene at 7: 30 00 I,: P.M. Monday, July,29, 194,6. ?~ I The meeting was called to order by his Honor Mayor Earl McNutt: ~~: I; Present at roll.call, were - Counc,ilmen: Hawn, Davis, Crwnbaker," Bailey & Hurley. I,; Minutes of the last regular meeting held July 8, 1946 were considered 11 read and approved. i: This being the date set by the Common Council for the consideration ,: of bids on various improvement projects, the' City Manager reported the receipt ,.,' of bids as follows, all of which had been previously publicly opened and : scheduled as per the official. publi.shed ,bid calls: r; 1. On the proposed improvement of the City Playground area, (WaShington 1 ~ to Lawrence, 19th to 21st) the following bids were presented: I' H. C. Werner $10,995.60 " 1: ~ R.E.M. Construction Co. 9,104.80 f Beebe Construction Co. 11,266.2Q , I', il: All bids were in proper order and accompanied by certified checks or " bid bonds in the specified amounts. i ;: It was moved by Councilman Bailey, seconded by Councilman Davis that bids be ! rejected. L 1: 2. On the improvement of various streets and alleys in the City of I 2 [I Eugene by asphaltic concrete resurfacing, raiSing manholes, etc., the Manager I i; reported r,eceipt of t,he fOllowing: 'I !: Firm St. Resurface Alley Resurface Adj. TOTAL . Per Ton Per Ton M.H. I: /: J. C. Compton Co.' 6.50 ($10,400) 7.00 ($2,100) ($1,150) $13,650.00 Ii ~ Central Heating Co. 13.50 ($21,600) 13.50 ($4,050) ($275) $25,925.00 I" I': I,: Both bids accompanied. by certifi ed checks in amount, of 5% of bids. " I' :,.: It was moved by Councilman Davis, seconded by Councilman Bailey that the bid of I' :: J. C. Compton Co. be accepted and contract awarded for up to 2300 ton of re- i: surfacing. Motion carried. :! It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Davis that the City Manager be instructed ! Ii to negotiate with the Compton Company on various oiling jobs on City streets as. ) f: a part of the City street improvement program, with power to act. I !j 3. On the construction of Unit No.1, Amazon Interceptor Sewer, the ! !'f 3 l: City Manager reported. the receipt of the following bids: "I Ii Empire Construction Co. (90 days) $77,470.00 I ,I I !: H. C. Werner (150 days) 79,609.50 I ,: Ford & Walters (120 days) 80,908.50 ' .' i !I R.E.M. Construction Co. (180 days) 108,603.00 Iii 'It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Davis tha t the Manager be instructed to . I I;! award contract to low bidder, Empire Construction Co., on its bid of, $77,470.00. I , Motion, carried. I , :' I 1 I' ' !. :j I I' I: ,: ! I, I i I, i: lli j: .. tr I:, 'I I . ' . t .... ~488 __-= - ~~-_ ::::---=-~ -~:;-_-~_-:-~-:-_-~-:~~_:-:-~_ _--"-_,,,,;;..__::;'~~::"'";;'~_~~~;~..z.=_=~--_~:-~~.o; _ ~__~-#=--~--:;::-::~-c::--_-~=-_ _~~,.=;;";;--:-:-: ....~_-"-,-;::;--=;:-::.~-=-:-:-:- ::___~__ _.....~~-:~~==-~_~~_~~~~~~=.~~-:::~_-_'------:::--=---- ~l- HEPOR~ ~~~COwnTTEES -- . . . T!;1e Finance Committee submitted the following report re sale of City 1 '14' owned property. s:' '. C2" "Your Committee on Finance to whom was referred the proposed sale of cit owned property, at 13th and Chambers Streets for a medical center site begs to repor,t as follows: ~ OJ That we have investigated the matter thoroughly and considered the repor oc of the, Planning C.onsult,ant~ s Offi,ce and that we. recommend, the following,: 1.., That. the, pr.operty. in, qu,est.ion; beginning at the S.E. corner of 13th Avenue, West. a nd Chambers. Street, ext.e,nding. southerly to the l,ine of 15th., Avenue 'II West, thence, easterl.y a distance of approximately 750 feet, thence southerly to the South line of 13th Avenue West, be sold to the Medical Center Corporation for i a price of $25,000, provided that the property be used solely for medical center I purp,oses. I 2. That, cond,itioned upon the sale of this property, the Seventh Day \ Adventist Church, as per its request made in 1945, be'given the opportunity of purchasing that parcel of land lyin~ East of the above described tract (Approxi- mately 150' x 334') at the rate of :jpl.,OOO per acre. 3. That should the property purchased by the Medical Center Corporation, or group, not be used for medical center purposes 'or the center project abandoned, the land shall revert back to the, ownership of the. city. I 'I 4. That the property proposed to be sold to the Medical Center Corpor- . ation, shall not include that portion. lying in the southwesterly corner of the I tract, reserved for highway right-of-way, but that the use of the property for I parking be, granted the Medical Center until such- time as the highway may. be built. I 5. That the sal.e of the property be conditioned upon .the agreement on the part of the purchasers not to construct buildings to such a height or in such a manner as to obstruct present glide approaches at the North end of the Eugene - , .Air.park runway." I It was moved by Hawn:, seconded by Davis tha t the repor;t be adopted. Motion carried. It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the City Manager be instructed to - I negotiate with Messrs. Peterson & Foreman on the purchase of certain properties I abutting the Amazon for park development purposes, provided- that in conjunction with the Century of Progress Fund Committee. Motion carrie~. , " : The Police Committee submitted the following report regarding traffic 51 control. II "Your Committee on Police to whom was referred various matters begs to , report as follows: That we recommend adoption of a resolution establishing a stop, sign at 2nd Avenue- and Bla,ir. 2. That the matter of placing stop signs on all intersections on West 19th, be held in committee for further' inv.estigation. 3. The matter of proposed installation of signal lights on 6th and 7th Avenues West with, Blair Boulevard - the c,o.mm.ittee< is advised that the State Highway Commission will make a traffic investigat,ion at these points, and that if such traffic controls'are'necessary, the State will bear half of the cost of such in- stallations. Your committee recommends that the office of the City Manager be authorized to negotiate with the State for the signal light installations if approved. 4. Your Committee recommends t,hat the Counpil give serious consideration to a traffic resolution eliminating parking on Willamette Street between 6th and : 11th Avenue from 4:00 P.M. to'6:00 P.M. on all business days." I , It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Bailey that the report of the Committee be re- ce.i ved and that the recommendations with the exception of Will,amette be received 1- . Street parking restDictions, be adopted. It was moved and seconded that the matter of the committee's recommendation relating to elimination of parking on Willamette St. from 4:00 to 6:00 P.M. on business days to be held in Council for . further consideration. i , i \ ~, ~ 489 - -- - - - - - -- - -- -- _______________.____._.____.___-------:__~._ ----~ c-:-._-----=.~~_:-:-_--_;: .-.--__- - - -___ ._____ ___ =-:::=-.:..--:"'--='~-' - ---~:-=-::' -r-..:.=:: -:~-=-- -nn~-==---=,-:-:-~C::C:=:-~ ---- ~ --~ .:...::~---~- ~-...::::.-=~~------==_:.::-=-:-~-_=_==___=:....:=-=='__ '__ _.:.:.._~_-_,___=__:.n_=: . -~ --~, .~-_~ _n -~,-' -~- ~ ~ -::-~,- .=--:'=~--=-_'~- '-=_ !l ; il REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS 1 : A special report from the. Board of Appaals. was submitted and read. ~ 1 "The. Board of Appeals has considered the application of the University GO 6 I; of Oregohto move the house from 1367 Alder Street to the rear of 860 Thirteenth ~ " Avenue East. The Board has approved the move as a temporary housing measure." I' , It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the report of the Board be approved. ~, -~".. A report from the Planning Commission was submitted and read. ',.~.:. ',-.'~ , "Your City Planning Commission begs to report that it met on July 24, ? 1946 for the purpose of organization, there being present Messrs. Carl Koppe, Robert Booth, Harry Aldrich, Earl Peterson, J. R. Bruckart and Art Richards, members, and William G. East, Secretary. I !' Mr. Richards, whose term expires January 1, 1950, was duly elected Chairman or i: President of the Commission. r Messrs. Earl McNutt, Mayor, Deane Seeger, City Manager, and William Clubb, City" I,: Engineer', addressed and advised with. the, Commission on practices and procedures. , ' I; Your Commission respectfully requests that the Common Council instruct the City I, Manager to prepare and have available in, his office a uniform official application I' or petition to re-zone, upon which all petitions to rezone property within the !' City of Eugene originating from pr.ivate owners be, made and filed, and that the f City Manager and all city officials be instructed to, accept no application for r the purpose of re-zoning city property originating from private owners except ! upon the official form issued solely through the City Manager's office, and ,I, further that such petition or application shall be executed in not less than !: quadrupli,cate, one counterpart to be filed with tlle office of the .City Manager, t the second with the office of the City Engineer, a third with the office of the ~, City Planning Commission, and a four.th, with the, office of the City Attorney. I I, 'I :~ It is requested that no application or petition for the re-zoning of property I i shall be referred to the Commission for action unless the same shall have been I !' made and, pla.ced on file with the office of the City Manager at least two days j' prior to the meeting of the Common Council so referring such peti tion or appli- I j, cation to the Commission. This procedure is requested for the reason that it . I' i: will allow a reasonable and sufficient time to elapse between the making and i: filing of an application or petition and action thereon by the Common Council, ~ and will avoid the last-minute filing and making of applications and the inevi- ;, table resulting of confusion. that always attends last-minute filings." i !; It was moved by Crumbaker, secon~ed by Hawn tha t the report be filed and recom- I ;, mendations adopted. Moti.on, carrJ.ed. I :; PETI TrONS AND COMMUNICATIONS. II The office of the City Manager reported an offer from the Keith Brown 8 :: Building Supply Co. of Salem, for the purchase of one used siren owned by the i' City at a price of $100.00. The Manager recommended the sale of the equipment ~i for which the City has no use. r; i 1 Ii It ~as move~ by Davis, seconded by Hawn that the recommendation be adopted. ' I: MotJ.on carrJ.ed,. '.. I'! A communication from the Eastern Lane Fire Patrol AssociatJ.on, offerlng 9 ~ $200.00 for a city owned trailer in the City Maintenance Department, was sub- I': mi tted and read. The Manager reported that this trailer had been purchased in ~: December, 1940 at a cost of $750.00 and recommended that the trailer not be dis- I ;' posed of for less than $500. 00 I I! " I i: It was moved by Davis, seconded by Hawn tha t the recommendation of the City Manager, i! be adopted. I :, S ' . 1 f i I Ii A communication from the Oregon Motor . tages seekJ.ng approva .0 var ous I" 10 j changes in bus routings and schedules for the CJ.ty of Eugene, was submJ.tted and 'I f,! read, together with a report from. ~,he O~fic.e of the Chief of Police and a letter I I': from Mr. Paul L. Risley in connectJ.on wJ.th the same,. ; It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Bailey that the ~atter of re-routings be ;: referred to a committee for study and repor.t. MotJ.on carried. t' I' !I Mayor Earl McNutt a ppointed the follow ing comrni ttee for this purpose: Ill; Councilmen Hawn, Bailey and Crumbaker. !1 ' I . I ~! I h I l~ p .' t? L ~ r--490 ; .' .'\-. "~;-, ..:_~~:_::..:_~:. -:--=-=----::-~ --",.-~_--'--:"::'" --~-----:-:--..:. - - -7:C4~::...--_- _~_ _-=--_ --:---::----~-~.:::_:'-_"_:,.; -~~- ~----=-';:_~__:~",_:_:;__-_-~- -- -----:--~- -=.::--:::---;;-.:;:--:::---~:;;-~----:-- --~- ~~~:-~---~ -_.- -- ----------..-.__.._~.~_.~- -- - -' - -- -_. "."- -. -_.'~. ---+ ~=----=-~-:.:..:=:::r~--==-::;::E..:::~:-=-:"_~-~ ~---'---- ~,-~~-=-~~. .- - . ~-- [ ..;.... - I! In the ma tter of. leasing, spa,ce, on. the, thir.d, floor of the. Ci,ty Hall for :f2! the C.A.A., thedCity Manager recommended that the City enter into a lease agree- I ment with the C.A.A. for the rental of approximately 1200 square feet of of~ice ."....,.... spac,e. at a monthly rental of $50.00. ~-'I It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the.r.ecommendation of the City ~ Manager be adopted. ~w'l '"---.b!"'__ ~......' A petition of Mr. D. E. Smith, 2633 Harris Street and 30 other property '--' . 131 owners for the improvement of Harris Street fr.om 25th to 28th Avenues East, was submitted and read. The City Manager reported that the signatures on the petition ,I repr,esented more than, 50% of the pr.opertyto' be improved,. It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the petition be approved and the I necessary improvement, ord.inanc.e prepared. f.or pr.esenta tion to the Council. \ . The following pet! tions f,orrezoning were submitted and read: I . R. Bryant, South 100 feet of Lot 6, Block 5, Purkerson & ....141 ~uimbyts Addition (Northeast corner of 7th Avenue West and Van Buren Street) from single family residence to business I classification. 151 Walter V. Dennis, Lot 3 of Block 4, Purkerson and Q,uimby's I Addition (1150 West 6th Avenue) from single family residence I to multipledfamily. I Ronald E. McNutt, Lot 1 and East 13.3 feet Lot 2 of Block'9, 16 Skinner's Addition West (Southwest corner 7th and Lincoln Streets) from multiple, residence to_ business classification. Dan H. Campbell, Lots 1 and 2, Block 1, Victoria Heights, 17 residential to business., It was moved by Davis, seconded by Crumbaker that the applications for rezoning be transmitted to the Planning Commission for hearing by passage of the necessary I resolution. ! An application from Plymouth Brethren for permission to conduct tent l8! meetings from July 30 to August, 31st at Willamette and l7.th Streets, was sub- . \ mitted. The Manager's Office reported that the applicants had cleared this I I application through Police, Fire and Sanitary AuthoritiesA I It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Hurley that permission be granted. ! An application for Retail Beer Class C License was submitted by , 19 Harry Melvin Leaton and Rena Thelma Leaton (Leaton's Depot Cafe, 453 Willamette St) This application has" been approved by the Chief of Police. I i ! It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the application as approved by the I Police Department be endorsed by the Common Council. I I I I ORDINANCES I 20: Council Bill No. 116 - Adopting a'report of the Viewers upon the pro- posed opening of Tyler Street between 12th Avenue West and 14th Avenue West, was I I submitted and read the f.irst time. I ! i It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the rules be suspended by unanimpus I consent and the ordinance read the s,econd time. Motion carried. , , I It was moved by Hawn, sec,onded by Crumbaker that the r.ules be further suspended I I and the ordinance passed to i~s third reading. All Councilmen present voting ! AYE, the ordinance was declared passed and numbered ~. I i Counc il Bill No. 117 -- Re: Construction of sewer East side Lincoln 21: from 21st to 23rd Avenues Viest, was submitted and read -the first time. ! ! It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the rules be suspended by unanimous I I consent and the ordinance read' the second time. Motio1?:/:carried. ,. I ".: ! It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Crumbaker that the rules be further suspended i and the ordinance pa'ssed to its third reading. All Councilmen present voting ~ f AYE, the ordinance was declared passed and numbered ~. I , I . I I i I ". j I ~ 4 91"""11l << ~ - - -- - ---- -7 ~--- -------- -- _ ___ _ _n __ ___ .__ ____ _ _,;;__. ___ _ ___.~_.__ ____ ____.____ - --------.--~------~--~--------- - -.-.-----~~------- - -._. _. ___"_ _ _~___ __ u__.__.. ____ ___________________ ________ ____.___~_~________.__ ~.-------------- ----- ---------------- _--_-0 ________ _________9. _ ______...___ __._.___ ________------..-_---:---..--:---,--- __~.___ ~- ----- -- --r--"-- --~~,-,--- -- ----- ----... ,~~__~____~_H __u_ -- ---~ ,- - -- ----- ---.-. -~--~-----~--_._.- 'I . Council Bill No. 118 - Re: Adopting plans and specifications sewer 1 22! E~st si~e Lincoln from 21st to 23rd Avenues West, was submitted and read the 'f~r st tJ.l11e. ~ , ~ I It was moved by HEwn, seconded by Davis that the rules be suspended by unanimous ~ I' consent and the ordinance read ",the second time. Motion carried. ,;;,~, : It was moved by Hawn, seconded ~y Crjumbaker that the rules be further suspended "'%i and the ordinance passed to its third reading. All Councilmen present voting . AYE,the ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8921. ' I:, i! Counc il Bill No. 119 - Re: Construction of sewer in alley between 231 Washington and Jefferson from 22nd Avenue to 24th Avenue We'st, was submitted ,; and read the first time. I' I': It was moved by Hawn, seconded, by Davis tha t the rules be suspended by unanimous , consent and the ordinance read the second time. Motion carried. t It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Crumbaker that the rules be further suspended ,: and the ordinance passed to its third reading. All Councilmen present voting :: AYE, the ordina nce was declared passed and numbered 8922. ! - ! Counc il Bill No. 120 ;... Re: Adopting plans and specifications for sewer 241; in alley between Washington and Jefferson from 22nd Avenue to 24th Avenue West, was submitted and read the first time,. 'It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the rules be suspended by unanimous consent and the ordinan.ce read the second time. Motion carried. (,,1 _ i' It was moved by Hawn" seconded by Crwnbaker that the,. rules be further suspended j and the ordinance passed to its third and final reading. All Councilmen present , voting AYE, the ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8923. : ,', .- I Council Bill No. 121 - Re: Construction of sewer on Jefferson from 19th I 25: Avenue West to 24th Avenue West, was submitted and read the first time. If It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the rules be suspended by unanimous I consent and the ordinance read the second time. Motion carried.- I'! t I It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Crumbaker that the rules be further suspended ! and the ordinance passed to its third and final reading. All Councilmen present ! voting AYE, the ordinance was decla'red 'passed and numbered 8924. " - , \ Council Bill No. 122 - Re: Ad'opt ing plans and specif ica tions on sewer ! 26; on Jefferson from 19th Avenue West to 24th Avenue West, was submitted and read I r the first, time. I I ~ It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the rules be suspended by unanimous [: consent and the ordinance read the second time. Motion carried. , j: It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Crumbaker that the r.ules be further suspended j' I and the ordinance passed to its third and final reading. All Councilmen present t' voting AYE, the ordinance was declared passed and numbered ~. ! i ~oun~il Bill No. 123 - Re: Construction of sewer in alley between I 27 :: J~ffers?n' and NJadison from 19th to 24th Avenues West, was submitted and read the I :; fl.rst t~m~. I I; ~ It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the rules be suspended by unanimous I ! consent and the ordinance read the second time. Motion carried.- I It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Crumbaker that the rules be further suspended I i: and the ordinance passed to its third and final reading. All Councilmen present i voting AYE, the ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8926. I '- ii Council Bill No. 133. - Re: Adopting plans and specifications on sewer I 28 I,. in alley between Jefferson and l\.1adison from 19th to 24th Avenues West, was sub- I i, mitted and read the first time. " . I 1- , i I.t was move,d by Haw~, seconded by Davis tha~ the rul~s be sLi~pended by unanimo'us , ,.consent and the ord~nance read the second tJ.Ille. Mot~on carr~e:d. : I, I' ;'It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Crumbaker that the rules be further suspended , [iand the ordinance passed to its third and final reading. All Councilmen present [[voting AYE, the ordinance was declared passed and numbered~. ;;. : !r k " h I, ...... ~492 - - - -=--: :-=-=-=- ~--=---:--:~~--==~::r=---=-=----====---======~-=-~-===-1---- ~--- ::--===-----:..-...=--~-~ -~--------:--:---- ~:------~_. ---T--::::':~--=----_ . ~ ------=-:.-=::::=--_- ---- ~---~----------- _._--~ ------~--~- -.-.; - - -~-- --------~---------~----- ----- -~-- -- - - __ - _. - __ __ . - - _____n_ .. _ _ _ _ _ _. . _ . _ ~_ _ _ _ ',. _ _, __ ---- .~--_._-----~_._~~~~-~--_._~ -~ -~._- -. -- --., -- ... .., - r j; RESOLUTIONS ;.:~9' A resolution - Re: Annexation of Friendly Precinct was submitted and I ....!:>'..' read. l' }.~ "WHEREAS, an election was held in the City of Eugene, and in the pro- ~ posed annexation territory upon the proposal to annex to the City of Eugene what iJIO"'-'.~ is generally known as the Friendly Prec~nct or area, and more particularly de- ........ scribed on the hereto attached copy of sample ballot, which election was held t~ on July 18, 1946; and WHEREAS, the Common Council of said City of Eugene has canvassed the returns of said e,lection according to law, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF I EUGENE, that the aforesaid Friendly Precinct or area be and the same is hereby declared annexed to the City of Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, and that the Mayor and City Recorder be and they are. hereby authorized and required to prepare and sign, on behalf of the Common, Council of the Ci ty of Eugene, the report of the canvasS of the Common Council of the election returns of said s,pecial city ! election aforesaid, and to make and transmit to the Secretary of the State of Oregon a certified description of such annexed territory, and an abstract of the v te at such election, in the manner as provided by law." It was moved by Hawn, seconded ,by Bailey. that. the resol.ut ion. be adopted. 30-1 A resolution -- He: Transfer of funds in accordance with 1946-1947 bud- get provisions was submitted and read.. I "WHEREAS. f.or the convenience in bookkeeping it is fit and proper and A~ in accordance wit,h. the provisions of the aforesaid budget to' transfer certain /'~items from special funds levied outside of the six per cent limitation to the I G"al Fund of said City.; and.. WHEP.EAS, as of July 1, 1946, there was the sum,of $25,000.00 of and from the General Bond Inter.estFund of said City invested in War Bonds of the I I United States of America, maturing on December 1, 1946, and that it is to the I best interests of said City that sa.id b.onds be kept and maintained until maturity thereof, and it is fit and,propert'and for the best interests of said, City to I transfer from the General Bond Sinking. Fund. .unto the General Bond Interest Fund of said City, the sum of $2,750.00, in order to make payment of accruing charges :1 and upon the prOVision that said sum of $2,750.00 be transferred back unto the General Bond Sinking Fund forthwith after December 1, 1946, and upon collection I of t-he proceeds of the aforesaid war bonds. ~ I NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF I EUGENE, that the City Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized, instructed and emppowered to make the fOllowing transfers upon the books of account of said C i t y, vi z ., . To General Fund from Special Sewer Levy Fund $5,312.00 (For Engineer & Building Inspector) To GeneraL Fund. from- Fire Equipment Fund. 10,000.00 To General Fund, from Special City Manager Fund 7,000.00 ,. To General Fund, from Special, Park Levy Fund 15,400.00 To General Fund from Special, Playground Levy Fund 13,720.00 I To General Fund from Special Street Lights and I Electrical" Energy 15,400100 To General Fund from Improvement Bond Sinking Fund . .1 I for ac,count of Lien Department 6,500.00 . I To General Bond Interest Fund from the General Bond -, ' I Sinking Fund. 2,750.00" ~ I I It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Bailey that the resolution be adopted. I ~ ,'w ~ 493 -- -- -- -- - - - -- -- - - --- --------- ------ -- --. -- _. --.-- - -- -- - ---- -- -- --- ----- ------- - --- ----------- .---.- -- --- -~ ._--~- - --- ---------------.. ----~ -----------~----~------_._-----~----_._- - -------_._-~-------~-----~_._-~_.._- -- ---~._------:--:----: ------ "~------ - --- -~-l! .-- ,--~---~ - --, ---- ------ - -- - -~- -~ - - -- ~~~-~ -~~- -- , ~~-- - -- ~ -~----~----'-~ - - --- _u_ - ~------- -- -~- 311:: A resolution - lie: Placing of stop sign at 2nd Avenue West and Blair 1 I; Blvd., was submitted and,. read. ~ i: "BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the 6ity of Eugene, that the ~ I! recommendation of the Police Committee that a stop sign be placed at 2nd Avenue !: West and Blair Boulevard be approved and the Ch~ef of Police be and he is hereby ,; directed to erect signs, carrying the recommendation. and resolution into effect." ::-": ,~ ki~" ~l It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the. resolution be adopted. ' II " I,: A resolut ion -- Re: Transmitting to the Planning Commission various 321! proposed changes of zoning classifications" was submitted and read. II I: "BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of ;Eugene that there Ii is hereby transmitted to the Planning Commission of the City of Eugene the ti following proposed changes of c lassifi-cation, to-wit: I' I' \: < R. Bryant:, The South 100 feet of Lot 6, Block 6, Purkerson and !: Q.uimby , s Addition to Euge ne, Lane County, Oregop.. Property located 'I~ at the Northeast corner of 7th Avenue West and Va~ Buren Streets. ': Property change. from single family r.esidence to business property. I Ii; i Wal ter V. Dennis: Lot 3 of Block 4 of Purkerson and Quimby's Ii Addi.tion to Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, property located at \' 1150 West 6th Avenue. Proposed change from single family I: residence to multiple family property. ~l Ronald E. McNutt: Lot.l.and.,the East 13.3 feet of Lot 2, q Block 9, Skinner's Add~t~on V'vest t.o Eugene, .Lane County, II Oregon \80 feet on 7th Avenue West and 60 feet on Lincoln :j Street.) Property located at the Southwest corner of 7th :, Avenue West and Lincoln Streets. Proposed change from fl multiple family residence to business property. II II Dan H. Campbell and, Hazel L. Campbell: Lots 1 and 2, Block 1 1 I', of Victoria Heights in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon. Property , located at 2305 15th Avenue East. Propqsed change from resi- ji dential property to business property. :l I! And d,irecting the Planning Commiss.ion to adopt a Tentative Report and to Ii hold a hearing thereon in the Council Chambers in the City Hall, in the City of ,: Eugene on Tuesday, the 6th day of August, at 7:30 P.M., after giving due notice i: by publication once in the Eugene Register Guard. , 1,1 ~ ~ In case of a favorable report a hearing is hereby called to be held in II the City Hall in the regular August Council Meeting, August 12, 1946, at 7:30 ~ o'clock P.M., notice of which shall be given three times in the Eugene Register :1 Guard, which shall be the final hearing." 1:1 1'1 :i It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the resolution be adopted. 'I ~I UPON MOTION THE COUNCIL ADJOURNED. . Ii I :,1 II ~, . 1.,','1 Respectf. ully s~. l:! ~/h. _ / P L->(/c~ ~.. l': Deane Seeger, City Manager I 'I' I I , M I l" , ,i CounclLBill. No. 124, - Repealing Ordinance 1091, granting the right to I l,ic~mstruct, and maintain ,a. railroad track across certain streets and alleys in the Ii CJ.,ty:, 0,1:, Eugene", ,was, .s.u.bm~.t.ted,and, read.." I, li It was moved by Crwnbaker, seconded by Bailey that the ordinance be laid over. '1 !i . II' I. I'; l - F ~ ,II I r ~ I t! I ;'!~ t ~ , b ~ ! Ii I li~ )' I~