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I October 14, 1946 <
5;" ,I The regular" mee_Ung ,of th,. Common Council ,of Eugene, held, October H, I
'~ j 1946 at 7: 30 P ..}If., The_ me,etingwas called to order by his Honor, May.or Earl -
0:1 McNutt. Counc iImen pr.esent a t rollcall were: Koppe, Hawn, Davis, Crumbaker,
I Bailey, Johns,o.n .and. All,en. Hur.ley. r,es,igne,d,...
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Upon motion the minutes of the last regular meeting, held August 12,
1946.were considered".r,ead,..anda,pproved.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES,
A report, of the, Finance Committee r,ecommending. various amendments to
1 Co,uncil Bill No. 132 (Pinball Ordinance) and :r;ec,ommending the transfer of
$500.00 from Emergency Fund-Miscellaneous to Capital Outlay - Municipal Airport
, BUdge,t,., was.. submitted and; read..
I "Your Committee on.,Financ.e. to whom was referred various matters begs
to report as follows: ,That we have considered Counc il Bill No. 132 and we recom-
mend. its pas.sage w.ith" the. following", ame,ndments,:
1. That t.he ,l,icens,e. fee. per machine as. set for,th in, Section 4 be
fixed a,t the rate of, $1.00 per month and/or $8.00 per machine for the balance of
the current fiscal year. The fee after June 30, 1947 to be established by reso-
luti,on, of the Common Council,.,
2. That the words "or remote juke box selector and selecting device"
be elimina t ed in paragr.aph"B, Se cti on, I.
I 3. That effective date be changed from October 1, 1946 to November 1,
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I We further recommend th.at prior to the exp,iration of the. license period
I ending June 30,,_ 19.47 the operator,s. of licensed devices be., requir,ed to file with
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1 the office of the City, Manage,r., .su,ch. repor,ts or. que.sti,onnaires pertaining to I
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I gross income of the licensed machines as may be requested by the Finance Committe,
I as the basis for, fixing the l,icens,e, rat,e, comme,ncing July 1" 194,7.
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: We further r,ecomm.end, that the sum. ,of. $500.00 be transferred, from the
! classification of "Emergency Fund-Miscellaneous" to classification of "Capital
Outlay" - Municipal Airport budget for the purpose of completing ground improve-
.me,nts at, the Eug,ene, Airpark. t1
It was moved by Johnson, seconded by Hawn that the report of the committee be \" '.tk:.; ~... . ~
received and placed on file and that the recommendations contained therein be \J'
ado p.t,ed. Moti,on carried,.
A repor,t. of th,e, Sewers, Commi.t,te,e, was, submi,t.ted. and, read, a.s, follows:
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! "Your" Com.mi.t,tee., ,on,. Sewers to whom was referr,ed. various, ma tters begs to
2 i report as follows:. Tha.t we, have studied, the.re.que,st. of the. Oregon Settlement
As so c.iati.on. for per.mis,s,iOu, too connec.t- w.i th the City Sewer System with a 15"
trunk line, that will., s,er.v.e the" Sunny, ,Hollow area that will be installed at the
sole expense of the, de.v;elo,pers.. We recommend that, the, proper, ci ty officers be
, author.iz,ed, to enter into an agreement, for. such conne,ction, su,chagre,ement to
I provide for a deed encumbrance on the sewer user to guarantee an annual payment
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of $9.00 per year for service together with other provisions as recommended by .
.the City Manager.
With. re.ference to the r,equest of, Mr., Leon, Ros.s to, operate a sewer
cleaning devic e in th,e City of Eugene, the Committee, finds that such operation
has, ,been. favor,ably ruled on by courts of various jurisd:ic,tion and has been
licensed, by other. cLti,es,. We therefore recommend tha.t the, Cit.y Attorney be
instructed to pr.eparean ordinance licensing sewer cleaners and prOViding for
the payment of an annual license fee of $25.00. We further recommend the
passage of this ordinande."
I It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Crumbaker that the report of the committee be
received and placed on file and that the recommendations contained therein be I
approved.
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I: A report of the Street Committee, was submitted. and read as follows:
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I "Your Committee on Streets to whom was referred t.he ma tter of traffic ey
3 I conjestionin the University area begs to report as follows: That we have r"W
: studied this question and conferred with President Newburn of the University v'
i and that we. .r,e.commend the.. following steps be taken: ::;:;;
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,: . That permission pe. given to the University of Oregon to block 13th
I,: Ave. by means of lights all;9./or barr,icade at, the easterly side of its intersection
I, wit,h Kincaid Street. and, the westerly side of its intersection with Uni versi ty
'I".. Street for IO-mInute interv,als beginning at 7: 50 A.M. and for each 10-minutes
; to the hour until 5:00 P~M.,on school days..,
I That suitable signs be erected on 13th Avenue to warn motorists of the
, 10-minute clos.ed, periods and. to prohihit~ the. us,e of, 13.th Street for through trucks.
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I We further recommend, that the, University. take the necessary steps to
I: temporarily convert, its property at, 14th and, Alder Streets for parking of student
: aut'omohiles and that, the City Manager be instructed, to. seek th.e use of privately
i owned property a.t the, Northeast corner of 13th, and Alder for publi.c parking. We
recommend that, parking of standing.,8ut.omobiles, be prohibited, on the East side of
Kincaid Street from ,11th .to 13th Av.enues. We recommend that further study be
I given to the proposal to eliminate parkihg on 13th Avenue between Alder and Kincaid
[: Streets in connection with, the~ d.evelopment_.of, off-stre.et pa,rking facilities."
I: It was moved by Davis, seconded by Bailey that the report of the committee be re-
r ceived.. and placed on file and.c..that the, recommendations contained therein be adopted.
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. A report of the City Manager re: Coburg Interconnector, Mill Race
~~ Optipn, etc., was submit.ted and read. '
I: "In connect.ion with the proposed. construction of the Soblirg Inter-
4 II conn~ctor with U. S. Highway 99. for which the City of Eugene has authorized a bond
1_- ;; issu~ of $500,000.00, I have been furnished by 'the, legal offices of the State
I Highway Co.mmissio~ the rough draf. t of a proposed three-way agreement between the I
11 Stat~ of Oregon, Lane County and the City of Eugene, covering that project and
I',; the t;illocationof costs to the three, par"ties.
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fi I feel t,hat' this ma,tter is, of suf.ficient importance that it. should be
11 car.efully examin.ed by the Council as a whole in order that we be completely satis-
r fied.as to its provisions pertaining to the general understandings and obligations
, '1' Ii of the r e,spec,ti.ve. pa r~ies .
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L I should also like to, 'call att.ention of the Council to the provisions
:i of the Oi ty' s opt ion for the purchase. of. the. Mlll Rac,e and certain abu,tting
I; properties, thereto, which,,'opti.on expir.es o,n. the~, firs,t day of November, 1946.
I:; This. ,propose.d pur,chase tog.ether with the agre,ement, mentioned above and the pro- I
ii posed ordinance for the remo~al of the spur tra.ck on 6th Av~nue East all have a
I.' definite bearing, on and axe l.n~.er-related to the entire proJec.t.
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Ii . I would" ther'ef,',.or,e, recommend to the, Mayor, and, the, Counci.l that these
I.' items, be set.. over as a special order of busine,s's for. an adj our,nedmee,ting of- the
Common Council. on Monday, October 21st.., The Mi'll Race option together with maps
I showing, the proper,ti.es involved and a copy of t'he proposed three-way agreement .
; are on file in my offic~ and can be inspected by members of, the Council if they
I: so des,ire,.. prior.. to su,ch.an ad.j ourned mee.ting.'"
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!: It was, moved. by Hawn, seconded by Davis tha t the report of the Manager be re-
l,l ceived and placed on file and that the matters be laid over to October 30, 1946,
I: at 7:30 P.M. Motion carried.. .
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!~ A report of the City Manager re: Dep'osit of $10.00 for re-zoning
i: applications, was submitted. and read. .
I': "A. survey of City cos,ts in connection" wi.thapplications for re-zoning
5 I: indicate the probability of continuing, heavy. expenditures from the City General
I': Fund .as a cost of advertising ,and, processing such applications. It is further ,
1_- :' indica. ted that. t.henormal app ropriat.i,?n f,?r legal pUbl.ications. will be exceeded .
. i' unless ste.ps are tak.en, to. charge pub11catl.On, cos,ts to the appll.~ant as is the i
'; case ,in applicati.ons for street vacations and, improvements,. Wh11e t~e publi- :
I,.i cat ion cost for re-ZOning.,. appli,ca.tions vary, it: is felt tha,t a deposl.t, o~ $10.00 I
.. " woul9. be necessary to de~ray publicatiqn costs in cases where the re-zonl.ng
I, application was favorably acted upon by the Planning Commission and re-advertised
I! for hearing by the Common Council.
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It is" therefor,e, recommend,ed that effective November., 1st, all appli-
cations for re,-zoning, b,e.,ac.companied by a d,eposit of $10.00 for. ad:vertising -
, ' costs .,\ ,Such depo,sit s to- be.r.e,tained, and credited. to the. General Fund where I
,/.<., such applications are completed or a refund of $5.00 made to the petitioner in
''',,'' even t that the, original, application is, denied by the Planning Commi,ssion. ft
~ It.was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the report of the Manager be re-
.---. celov,ed, and, placed on. f,i,l,e and... tha.t, the recommendati.on; be.. ado.pted..<
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The City Manager.submit"ted a letter received, from Councilman Geo.' I.
6 Hurley, submitting his resignatibn as Councilman from the second ward the
resignation being occasioned from his removal of place of residence f~om the
C i.ty . ' .
It ~as move~ by Crumbaker, seconded by Bailey that the resignation be acce~ted.
Mot.loon, carla,ed.
Progress pa~ment report from the office of the City Engineer in the
7 amoun,t of $23,564.96 on the. Amazon Inter.c,eptor Sewer, was. submit.t,ed and read.
It was mo:ved, by Davi s, sec.onde,d by Hawn that. the report. as, submi.tted be approved
and th~ City Treas~rer authorize9- to make progress payment to the Empire Con-
struct10n Company 1n the sum of ~23,564.96. Rollcall - All Councilmen present
voting, AYE.
8 . Bill~ against the various City Departments for the month of 'September,
1946 weres.ubmlotted as foll"ow,s,:.,
GENERAL FUND
Aetlla~,Life Insurance $ 49.20 The J. K. Gill Co. $ 10.19
Aetna Life Insurance 157.21 J. J. Godlove 4.00
Pac-ific Hospi,tal 151.25 B. F. Goodr.ich Co. 506.04
, Eugene Hospital 23.00 Gordon Hardware 13.55
I John FieldS" City Re,corder, 200.64 Guard Publishing Co. 40.13
John, Fields". City Recor.d,er- 45.00 George A. Halton Co. 8.77 . '
First National Bank 1840.10 Hendershotts . 1.40 I
I Public Employees Retir.e., 2793.15 Henzlers Lawn Mower Co., 1.50
I Eugene ,Public Library '1375.85 H &.M.C. Company 36.95
I Mayor Earl McNutt 50.00 Walter. Ho,ey Motors, Inc.. 1.39
,I American Fire Equip. Co.. 253.50 How a r,d., Cooper Corp. 34.42
: American-LaFrance Foamite 118.49 Charles Humphreys 7.21
American Eub1ic Works. Assn., 4.00 Industrial Accident Comm., 226.74
Lester Barker 10.08 Kendall Motors Co. 198.68
i Baker's Pharmacy 22.00 Keu,ffe1 &. Esser Co. 6.32
! Tom ,Baner 9.00 Koke-Chapman Co. 31.60
I Bo,ehnke Printing Co. 103.75 Korn's, Baking Co. 7.50
Brannen's Tire Go. 42.80 Lane Gra:ve1 Co. 448.70
, Brogd.on's Feed Store 218.01 Jack Lamb Fil-mShop 12.50
; Bureau of, Labor 7.50 Lane. County Abstract Co. 12.00
i R. G. Carter 4.00 Northwest.Ci,t.ie.sGas Co. 5.00
I Central Heating Company 7.10 Raymond E. Newby 2.00
: Clark Battery &. Electric Co. 12.31 Mitchell, Lewis &. Stover< 52.53
': T. V. Clark 43.50 Mogan Lumber Co. 14.96
; Vi. J.Cloyes 35.00 Mountain S,tatesPower Co. 24.60
; W. C. Clubb. 88.15 G,e,orge .Myrmo &. Son 14.20
Columbia. Equ1.pme,nt Co. 80.43 Munnell &. Sherrill 228.00
Columbia Equipment Go. 82.46 Oregon Supply Co. 11.26
Commeri'cal Office Suppl.i,es 38.02 Or.chardAuto Parts 1.38
Cres,sey's 36.80 Packer~Scot.t Co. 69.21
C &. SElectric 8.57 L. D. Peterson 1.10
Donald C. Dickey 11.31 Pres,ton &. Hales Co. 5.40
: Glendon H. Dotson 12.87 J. W. Q,uackenbush Co. 3..39
Eugene Auto Top Co. 3.50 Radio Laborat~ry . 2.2:5
Eugene Concrete Pipe 9.45 R.C.A. Commun1cat10ns, Inc. 2.50
Eugen e Hardware Co. 20.76 Rex -Cafe . 3. 30
i Eugene-Lane County 10.00 Rees E1ectrloc C~. 13.70
! Eugene Laundry & Dry C1nrs. 13.83 George Schaefer s 65.88
, Eugene Sand &. Gravel 103.10 She,l ton, T~rn~ul1 &. Fu~ler 31.25
Eugene Tent & Awning. Sho,p, 17.50 Scobert BUloldlong Materloal Co. 5.00
Eugene Water Board 103.74 Sheriff's Office 85.50 I
John Fields, City Treasurer 326.75 Willis H. Small 27.50
t S B Finegan 1 85 Spa rk ey 's Garbage 1.20
F~wl~r Mfg. Co. 430:00 Standard Oil Co. of Calif. 486.72 .
Eva Gallup 11.52 E. H. Stankey 2.88
I Gardner's Radiator Service 15.25 Western Union 9.60
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, GENERAL FUND (continued)
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1 w. E. Thompson, $ 42.00 Zellerbach Paper Co. $ 5.55
I Tidewater, Associa ted: 3.24 Frank and Bertha Hallock 1000.00 ~
U. S. Plumbing &: Supp,ly 2.12 Drs. Furrer &: McMilan 55.00 W
) Union Oil" of, Calif. 3.55 Duncan, Meter Corp. 2402.84 .......
United Radio Supply 37.49 Pacific Tele. &: Tele. 167.15 r:-",:
Wally's., Cash Grocery 6.85 Eugene Water Board 2636.18 "....'...J;~'
Marjory, Walton 1.35 ",,..,..,.
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I: Mrs. Edna Whisler 12.00
Ira O. Williams 99.45
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!:: Empire Construction Co19,585.20 Eugene Woolen Mills 106.20
r Johnson Furniture Co. 301.50
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I' Kendall Motors Co. 1,402.81 Lipman.,Wolfe &: Co. .90
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t: McCracken Bros. Motor Frt. 1.00
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I: GENERAL BOND INTEREST, ,D.r,s. Furrer &: MltMilan 96.00
!' Pac.ific Tele &: Tele. 1.20
i: John Fields, City Treas. 125.20 Eugene Water Board 18.27
John Fields, City Treas. 183.34
I PAVING INTERSECTION
Ii INTERSECTION FUND
I John,Fields, City Treas. 160.50 Stien Brothers, Gen,. Contr. 182.00
I' It was moved, by Johnson, seconded by Hawn that the bills be approved and the
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~; proper city officials be authorized to issue warrants in payment of the same.
:i Rollcall - All ".c,Q,unc.ilme.n.,.pr,as,ent voting AYE.
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REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
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1 r A report of the. Board of Appeals was submitted and read as follows:
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j, "A meeting of the Board of Appeals was held in the office of the City
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9 Ii Engineer, Friday., October, 11" 1946.,
II A lett,er was received from Rus,sell D. Evans, asking. for, a permit to
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clean up and repair the second floor of the old Frasier building at 557
'I Willamette Street for three apartments. The Board recommends that the request I
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II A request", was received, from Jack A. Long to erect a frame building 10
feet,.. by. 14 .feet. and, another, 24 feet by 24 'feet" covered, wi th sheet aluminum,
iii the first, build.ing. to, be used as an office build.ing, for Stan's Taxi and the second
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!;l one to be. placed, on..the rear of the lot to, be, used for the, storage and maintenance
I, of their. equipment. They have a two year lease on the lot at 1265 Willamette
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:1 but. that_ the..request. for., t,he. garage. or mainl2nan,ce shop be denied.
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iil A letter was received fxom H. F. Morri.son" representing the Northwest
II Oil Co.. aSking fo,r a permit., to erec,t a metal covering over th,e hoist at the
-j service stati.on at., the south. east corner., of., the intersection ;of Thirteenth
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!I Avenue ,and Lawrence Street. This station is located in an apartment zone and
t; abuts a store and apartment house to the east, the structure to be erected close I
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h Mr. and Mrs. Mitchel, owners of the store and apartments have filed
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Ii a writt~n protest against the construction. The Board recommends that the
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l~ A r.equest was received from J. W. Ash aSking. for. a permit to erect a I
II quonset hut, building at the north east corner, of Eighth Avenue and Monroe Street I
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il proval to erect his proposed market building. He is asking for this permit for I
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i! the, reason that he has to vacate his present location by the first of next year.
I, I, The Board recommends that his 'request be granted upon his filing of a bond
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I: guaranteeing, the rem.oval of quonset, hut in two years. n
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" It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Hawn that the recommendations of the
II Board of Appeals with the except ion of the recommenda tion regarding a'pplica tion !
11 of Jack A. Long be approved. Motion carried. !
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It was further moved. and. carried that, the petition of Mr. Long to construct a
temporary garage building at 1265 Willamette be referred back to the Board of I
I Appeals for.. additi.onaL,'consid,er..a.t.iond and, with., powe'r to,act,.
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.>: : ' ... ~ A pe.rmanent report from the City Planning Commission re: applications
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"'f''''~' for rezoning., of various,pr"operti,eswas, submitted and read.
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\:,..; , "As a, permane,nt. rep ort" pursuant to the, Reso,lut.ion, of, the Common
{~ Council of the City of Eugene directing- the City Planning Commiss,ion to, prepare
10 a report .upon the reclass.ifica,tion and re-zoning of certain areas in said City,
the City Planning Commission for said city hereby adopts as its permanent'report
the following changes of classification:
H.R. FENN: The North one-half of Block Eight (8) Chambers
Addi tion to Eugene, from residence, to B-.l business dis tri ct.
I UPON THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION:
Lots 1, 2, 3 and 4 in"Block. 2, and Lots 1, and 2 in
Block 3, and, Lots.l and,2 in Block. 4, and Lots 21 and
22 in Block 5. of Fairmount. Add,ition, to Eugene., and also
. that tract of ground, ,bounded on. the, South, ,by the. North
< "lin.e" ot:, 13th,. Av.enue" East, and. bound,ed on the, North and
. East by the Southern Pac,if,ic, Ra.ilway right. of .way (Franklin
. Boulev,ard, enlarged.), and on the West by the East line of
. Lot 1 in, Block 2 afo.resaid, (said tracts,. of land, facing
the. in,tersection. of 13th Avenue East and Columbia Street
in sai d Ci ty ) , from B-2 business property to R-l, single
family residence district.
UPON THE RECO~l.ENDATION OF THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION:
Commencing a,t, a, po.int on the North line of, 8th Avenue
West in. Eug,ene a,t, ,t,he. Southeast corner of Lot 8 in
Block.8, Skinn.er,' s Add,ition to Eugene, andd running thence
North to the South" line of 7th Avenue, West, at the North-
east. corner of Lot 3 in said Block, thence West along the
South. line. of 7th Avenue. to the, cent,er. line running North I
and South. ,through Lot 3, in Blo,ck9 of said, Skinner's
Addi tion, .thence.,.South to the intersection. of the North
line of 11th. Avenue. West in Eugene with., the center line Q
of the alley running No,rth.. and, South, thr,ough. Block 1 of "
Osburn's Addi,tion to. said, City, of Eugene, (between Lincoln .. ,
and Lawrence Streets in".said City), running the nC.e East
along the. .North. line, of 11th Avenue West to the center
line of, th,e alley running. North, and Sou.th between Charnel-
ton. Street and. Lincoln. Street insa.id City" and run thence .
North, ,along. the cen,ter, line."of sai,d, alley, if, ext.ended to
its. in.tersecti,on. wi tho ,th,e. South,l,ine, of. 8th. Avenue West
aforesaid, and thence Northeasterly to the place of begin-
ning, from multiple family residence to B-1 business
dis.tric,t,.
The Planning Commission recommends the denial of the following
petitions for change,s of classifica,tionand zoning: .
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I HENRY MARXEM:, Lot., Eight" (8)' in. Block Twent,y-two (22) '"
of, Gross ' Addit"ion .to Eugen,e,.",Lane",County", Oregon.
Property located at 1404 East 21st Avenue. Proposed
change from single family residence to multiple family
res,idence,.
EDMOND ANDERSON and, LORA ANDERSON: Beginning at the
Nor,thwes.t. corner. of, Lot 5 in Block 17 of the, Plat of
James. Hudd,leston Ex,tend,ed, Addit,ion, to Eugene, Oregon,
record,ed, .in, Bo,ok.3., page 1,7 " Lane County Record of Plats
and. running .thenge South. 56.0. feet to, an .iron pipe;
, thence East, 66,.8 feet. to arL i.ron. .pipe in the East line
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I of said Lo~No. 5; thence, North 56.0 feet to the North-
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, east corner thereof; the,nce West 66.8. feet to the place
of, beginning" all. in :the 'ci,ty of Eugene. Property lo-
cated at the corner of 11th and Jackson. Proposed cha nge I
from single residence. to light business property. It
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, Upon motion the recommendations of the Planning Commission were individually
consid,ered,.
It, was moved by Crumbaker" seconded. by Hawn that the Commission report. re-
garding R. R. Fenn application reClassifying Block 8, Chamber's Addition be
tabled until the next regular meeting of the Common Council.
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I Commission for reclassification of properties at 13th Avenue East at Columbia
I Street be tabled until the next regular meeting of the Common Council. Motion
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~ be adopted. Motion carrie~. ~~'
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I,: A peti tion from L. Virgil Fish and 4 others for the improvement of
11 I! Tyler Street from 12th to 13th Avenues by black top paving, was submitted and
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~ It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Hawn that the petition be received and placed
ji: on file and that the necessary improvement ordinances be drawn ~nd submitted to
Ii the, Council,.
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I; A petition, from H. McIntyre, 1864 Madison and 15 others for installation
12 I: of sanitary se~er in the alley between Madison and Monroe Streets from iSth to
" 19th", was Subllut,ted and.,r.ead.
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1'1 It was, moved by Davi,s" seconded by Hawn tha tthe petition be received and placed
Ii on file and that the petition be approved and the necessary improvement ordinances
:: be drawn ,and, submitted to the Counci,l,.
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~~ A petition from Jessie L. Marsh, 2013 Elk Avenue and 12 others for
13 ,: extensi,on" of sanitary s,ewer parallel, with Elk, Avenue, was, ,submi tted and read.
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!; It was moved by Ba11ey, seconded by Hawn that the petition be received and placed
~j on file a~d that the necessary improvement ordinances be drawn and submitted to I
ill ,the Counc ~l.
I'! Petiti,ons for rezoning, were, submitted as follows: I
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1 14 :,:1 Mrs. A. L. Dorsey, from single family to multiple fami~y residence - 1528
!! Char.nel,ton Str.eet,.
,~ -. 15 Ii Mabel ,Hise, from single family to multiple family residence. -- 1168 West 6th Ave. !
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16 i,l Roy E. Pierson" f"rom,r.esident,iaL to.l~ght industria1,- 1308 West 11th Avenue.
17 I'i Freigh tways Terminal Company, from single family residence to light indus trial _
I. bounded on North by 1st Street, on the West by Jackson.and by Block 13 of Sladden's
r! Addition..
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Ii It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Crumbaker that the requests be transmitted to
ii the. Planning, Commission. by., ado,pt.ion, of the neces,s~ry res,olution.
181l Various applications for beer license renewals were submitted as follows: I
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- II RETAIL BEER CLASS "B,", LICENSE PACKAGE STORE CLASS "B" LICENSE I
I,' The Ace, 746 Park Str,eet The Ace, 746. Park Stree,t
.. i; Doc,' s Buffet" 24 West 8th Ave. D.oc's BUffet,. 24 West 8th Ave.
l. The Dutch Mill, 42 W. 8th Ave. Irish &, Swartz, #3, 777 West 6th Ave.
ii Oasis Tavern, 89 West 8th' Ave. Irish &, SWartz #2, 960 Charnelton St.
Ii Peterson's Grocery, 632 Blair Blvd.
I:i RETAIL BEER CLASS "C" LICENSE
I:! Taylor's Coffe Shop, 894 E. 13,th. PACKAGE STORE, CLASS "A" LICENSE
I' Crosstown Restaurant, 1797 W. 7th St. "
Ii RESTAURANT LICENSE Leavi tt' s Grocery, 698 West 6th Ave.
!! Crosstown Restuarant, 1797 W. 7th
;: Town House, 886 Pearl Street CLUB LICENSE
I: Moose Club #6,86" P.O. Box 735
II It 'Yas move~ by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the applications be approved.
I; Mot~on carr~ed.
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~; Communications, from W. E. Bell, Grand Avenue and John A. Dorman, 726
'I 19 i'.:.' West 23rd, petitioning the City Council for permission to connect with the City I
~; sewer system, were submitted and read. i
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I; It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Davis tha t the communica tions be received :
\': and placed on file and that the question of outside sewer connecti~ns be referred
Ii to the Sewers Committee and Ci ty Manager. Motion carried.
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20 proposing to audit City Financial Records for the year ending June 30, 1947,
iCe was submit.ted and read. . I
;,~~ It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis tha t the petition be received and placed -, '
on file and'be referred to the City Manager and Finance Committee with power
':"'1 to act. Motion carried,.
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~ A petition from A. C. Cramer and 2 others to condemn right of way for
21 public use and. u,tility , use, etc., was submitted and read"..
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It was moved by Davis, seconded by Hawn that the petition be received and placed
on file and be referred to the, Street Committee and C1 ty Manager.,
22 A petition from A. C. Cramer and 3 others for the improvement of Elk
Avenue from Fairmount Blvd. to a point where they connect on to it, was sub-
,mitted and..r.ead..
It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Bailey that the petition be received and placed
on file,and. be referred .to the. Street_ Committee, and City Manager. Motion carried.
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A petition of Robert Booth and Robert Prescott re: Vacation of streets
23 Agate, Plat, was. submitt,edand" read..
I Upon motion the petition was ordered referred .to the Planning Commission.
ORDINANCES
'I Council Bill No. ~24 -- Re: Repealing Ordinance No. 1091 - Spur Track -
24 I 6th Avenue. Eas.t" wa.s submitted" and, read.
It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Crumbaker that further consideration of Council
, Bill #124 be deferred until the next regular meeting of the Council. Motion
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i Council Bill No. 132 -- Re: Licensing of Pinball Machines, I
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the first time September 23, 1946, was submitted and read the second time, as
I amended.
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It was moved by Koppe" s,e.condedby Hawn that the Council Bill be read the third
time and as amended be given final passage. All Councilmen present voting'AYE
the, ordinanc"e, was. declar.ed passed and numb.ered ~.
Council Bill No. 134 -- Re: Reclassification-zoning Lincoln-Lawrence,
26 from 7th tollth"Avenues, wa,s,su.b.mitted..and read the fir.st time.
It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the rules be suspended and the
I ordinanc,e given second reading.
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1 It was moved by Kopp.e" second,ed. ,by Hawn, that, the rules. be further suspended and
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! the ordinance be read the third time and given final passage. All Councilmen
i present.,voting AYE, the ord.inance was declared passeda-nd numbered ~.
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27: Chamb.ers Addit ion was, submitted "a,nd read. ,the f irsttime.
Upon motion. the Counc,ilBill was, ordered.la,id, o;ver.
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I Council Bill No. 136 -- Re: Reclassification-zoning 13th Avenue East
28,: ,and. Columbia" was .submit.ted,..an.d. r,ead.the first time.
I Upon motion, the Council, Bill was ordered laid over. .
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! Council Bi~l No. 137 -- Re: Improvement of Monroe Street, 19th to
29 22nd Avenues West by curbs and asphaltic concrete, was submitted and read the
fir s t t'ime.
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It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Hawn that the rules be suspended by unanimous
cons.ent, ,and,. th,e: ordinan.ce given s.econdreading'. I
It, was moved by Koppe:,/ seconded, by Hawn that the rules be, further suspended,
that the ordinance be read the third time and given final passage. All Councilme
present voting AYE, ,the ordinance was declared passed and numbered~.
Johnson absent. '.
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I Council Bill No. 138-- Re: Adopting Engineer's specifications,
30 improvement of Monroe Street from 19th to'22nd Avenues, was submitted and read
, the firs,t, time. " (Jl
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It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Crumb~ker that the rules be suspended by :..~
I unanimous consent, and ,the_", ordinanceglv.en second, reading. r,>
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-' that the ordinance be read the third ti~~ and given final passage. All Councilmen
I present voting AYE the ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8941. Johnson
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Council Bill No. 139 -- Re: Improvement of Nixon Street from 24th to
31 25th Avenues, by curbing and asphaltic concrete, was submitted and read the first
time.
It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Bailey that the rules be suspended by unanimous
consent, and the, o,rdinan.ce, given_s,econd, read,ing,.,
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r: present voting AYE the ordinance was declared passed and numbered 8942. Johnson
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Ii Council Bill No. 140 -- Re: Adopting Engineer's specifications on
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32 h Nixon Street improvement, from 24th to 25th Avenues East, was submitted and read
~l the first time.
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I: consent and, the ordinan,ce, g1 ven, second, reading,.
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I: It was moved, by Koppe, seconded by Hawn"that the rllles -be_ fur.ther suspended, that
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L present,.voting AYE the, ordinance was, declared, pa.ssed and numbered ~.
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i'; Council Bill No. 141 -- Repealing Ordinance #8936 (Vacating alley Block
33 !~ 20, Chamber's Addition)" was' s,ubmitted, and ,r.ead the firs,t. time,. '
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:1 present voting AYE the ordinance was declared passed and numbered~.
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II Council Bill No. 142 -- Re: Vacating alley, Block 20, Chamber's
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i'; the ordinance be read the third time and given final passage. All Councilmen
,1 present voting AYE the ordinance was declared passed, and numbered 8945.
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H Council Bill No. 143 -- He: Sidewalk installation, Kincaid Street from
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ti It was moved by Koppe, seconded by Bailey that the rules be suspended by unanimous
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, - ;i the ordinance be given third reading and final passage. All Councilmen present
!I votingAYE the ordinance. was declar,ed pass_ed and numbered ~. Davis absent.
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r Council Bill No. 144 -- Be: Levying assessments, was submitted and read
36 ;J the first time. (Paving Alley between 7th and, 8th and, Olive and, Charnel ton)
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I:: viding for a public hearing on the assessment roll for the meeting of the Common
,; Council on November 11, 1946. Upon motion further consideration of the ordinance
II was laid over.
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Council Bill No. 145 -- Re: Authorizing $1~,095.98 Improvement Bonds,
37! was s ubrnitted ,and. ,read, the. first time. I
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c .f,\. Secti,on I, Line 7 as f,oll.ows,:,
, "paying date.or dates,
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It was. moved by Koppe, seconded by. Hawn that the rules be further
suspended, that the ordinance as amended be read the third time and given final
I passage. All Councilmen present voting AYE the ordinance was declared passed
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381 Council Bill No. 146 -- Re: Amending Plumbers Ordinance #8366, was
I ,submit,t.ed ,and. read, ,the. f,irst time.
I It was moved .by Koppe, seconded by Crumbaker that Council Bill No. 146 be laid
I over and referred back to the Sewers Committee for consideration of proposed
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I RESOLUTIONS
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I A Resolution -- Re: Transmitting to the Planning Commission various
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39' proposed changes of classification, and directing a hearing on the same by the
I Planning Commission, was sU.bmi.tted and, read.
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i "BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Council of the City of Eugene, Oregon,
I that there are hereby transmitted to the Planning Commission of the City of
1 Eugene th~ following petitions for changes of classification and zoning of
proper.ty ,in. said ci ty" to-wi,t:
.i ROY E. PIERSON: The East, 53, 1/3 feet of Lots 1 and 2, I
! Block 4, Chambe.rs. Addit,ion to Eugene. Property located
I at 1308 11th Avenue West. Requested change from resi-
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I dentialt~o" ,ligh.t, industrial" (1-2.) cla,ssification.
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MRS. A. L. DORSEY: Lot 11., Block 10, Hendrick's Addition
I to Eugene. Pro.perty l,o,cated. ,at 1528 Charnelton Street.
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,Requested change from single-family residence to multiple-
i fa,mily res,idence (R-2) c,lassifi cation..
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I MABEL RISE: Lot 4, Block 4, Purkerson, & Quimby's Addition
: to Eugene. Proper,ty loca.ted, at 1168 6th Avenue West. Re-
quested 'change from single family residence to mul tiple-
family residence (R-~) ~lassification.
FREIGHTWAYS TERMINAL COMPANY: Lots 11 to and including
18 of Block 3, Riverwood Addition to Eugene. Property
located First and Jackson. Requested change from single-
family resid.enc.e",to light industrial classifi ca tion..
" and, direc.ting t,he Planning.. Commiss,ton to ad,opt a tenta.t.ive report and to hold
a he,aring thereon, in the, Council Ghambersin the City Hall of the City of Eugene,
I on Tuesday, the 5th day of November, 1946, at 7:30 o'clock P.M., after giving
due not.ice by, publication, oncen in. the Eugene Register Gua.rd..
In case of a fav:orable- report a hearing is, he,reby called to be held in
I the City Hall in theregu~ar November Council which shall be given three times
, in the Eugene, Register, Guard" whtch. shall be, the finaL hea.ring.1t
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It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Hawn that the resolution be adopted. Motion
carried.. '
: A Resolution -- Re: Transfer of $10,000 securities from General Fund
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40: to Sinking Bond Fund" was.. submi.tted" and r.ead. I
"WHEREAS, the General Bond Sinkinf Fund of the City of Eugene has cash
, on hand in excess of Ten Thousand Dollars ( 10,000.00) for which there is no
I i.mrnedia te need; and
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I WHEREAS, fund,s, in the, Gene.r.a1. Fund of the, City of Eugene in the a.mount
! of Ten Thousand Dollars ($10,000.00) 'are now invested in Series F United States
Government Bonds, and. said General Fund, has a. need for. cash; and. V1
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I' surrender the aforesaid bonds, and tha tit. would be to .the. best. interests of said
I city to transfer from the ci 1t;yts General Bond Sinking F,und, .into, the General Fund ~".....
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vested in said securities.
I NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE Commqn~ Council of the City of
I: Eugene. that the City Treasurer be and he is here,by, authorized, instructed and
empowered to. transfer. from t,he ,ci ty' sGenera1 Bond. Sinking, Fund into the ci ty' s
~ General Fund the sum of Ten Tho.usand nol.lars ($10,,000.00) cash, and thereupon
r to transfer from the said General Fund the sum of Ten Thousand Dollars
I ($10,000..00) invested in the aforesaid securities into the General Bond Sinking
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!. carried.
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r. A Resolution -- Re: Sewer agreement with Sunny Hollow District, was
411,; submitted a nd read.
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I. "BE IT RESOLVED, that the City Manager and City Recorder of the City of
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,. Eugene, Oregon, be' and they are herepy authoriz.ed to execute and delivE;lr a sewage
I': connection agreement by and between the, City of Eugene and Frank 1. Kinney and
ii John C. Webb, in form and substance of the copy of agreement attached to this
li Resolution and by reference thereto made a part hereof."
f: It was moved by Hawn, second,ed by Bailey tha t the proposed, agreemen t be amended
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jl connection charge which deposit is, to, be,,~held" by the City as a guarantee for
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II A Resolution -- Re: Condemnation of properties for the Eugene Water
42\: Board, was submitted and. read.
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'I WHEREAS, The. Eugene Water Boar,d, through, its, Superint,endent, had re-
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Ii site for water works and electric purposes, including filtration and pumping plant,
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Ii storage reservoir and related piping and other structures as may be required, and
I: for all necessary e}ectric installations,
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.'i BE IT RESOLVED BY! THE COMMON COUNCIL of the City, of Eugene that the
" fifty-one acres of land belonging, to A. West Johnson, and Elizabeth ur. Johnson, .
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:1 a more particular description of which is hereto attached as Exhibit "A", is
\. hereby found and declared by the Common Council of the City of Eugene to be I
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I' P os e s , including a filtration and pumping plant, storage reservoir and related
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the City Attorney, or any attorney a.p,pointed by the City Manager for this par- I
I, ticular proceeding, shall immediately proceed in eminent domain to condemn fifty- I
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Ii particular description of which is attached, hereto and marked Exhibit "A", and to
:1 tender to said A. West Johnson and Elizabeth J. Johnson, $2,500.00 in full payment
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I I, It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Bailey that the resolution be adopted.
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431': General Fund that portion of back taxes for various funds was submitted and read. I
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a per iod of several years, ,a,nd the turn" over to th,e City:, of Eugene.. by the I
Treasurer of Lane County on these back taxes is for small amounts, causing an
, ,_ 'I excessi ve amount, of time to segregate and credit the amounts to the different
':'~:i t.unds for the various' years"
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Gej THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Co,uncil that the City
., Treasurer be and he is hereby authorized to include in the General Fund all
. back tax~s outstandingas'of June 30, 1946 for the follow ing funds to-wit:
I Play.ground Fund
I Fire Department. Equipme.nt Fund
I Ai.rport Levy Fund
I Street, D,epartment ,Equipment Fund
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j NEW BUSINESS
This being the date set, for further cons,ideration of the proposal for
the, City's par,ticipat.ion in, th,e purchase of propertie.s al.ong the Amazon, South
44 of 19th Street for park.purp,oses" the, matter was re-introduced by the City
Manager who read a communication from the Cascade Baseball League relative to
the d,evelopment of the, propos.edre..crea.tional, area.
, It was moved. 'by Cr.um.bake.r" sec-onde,d. by Hawn. that the..communi.cat,ion, be received
I an,d plac,ed on file and. th,a,t th,e C,ouncil. ord,er the $25,000 proc.eeds, from Medical
: Center sale be se,t aside in a spe,cial reserve fund for. park purchase and that
, the Council go on record recommending to the 1947-1948 Budget Committee that
this fund be appropriated for park property purchase. Motion carried.
, UPON MOTION THE COUNDIL ADJOURNED TO OCTOBER 30, 1946, 7:30 P.M. I
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