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Home My WebLink About10/30/1946 Meeting . ,'... ~ . " .53..9 :c~__.___"_ _..__~.~_ ________.._ ____ _.-- -~--_..~::::;:--------~ -----:---_-::-.-"'::-:----.--- -- --________________ __ - -- ~ - - -- - - --- -- --- - - - - -- -~ - -- -- - --- - ---- - - - ,\* - - -- . - ----- . .---------- - - ..c:__-~_~:c.....___~._. .--. ..------.. _ _.-~-_c.=-_ -.::-.-.__C~=--:C--'-:-- =c:-_-=-=.-..:-..--.:-- .:C'. o I Council Chambers, Eugene, Oregon : October 30, 1946 I ' I I ~~ i The adj ourned session of the Common Council of Eugene held October 30 '~".J , 1946 at 7:30 P.M. The Meeting was called to order by his Honor, Mayor Earl L.,~:~' McNutt. Councilmen present a t rollcall were: Hawn, Davis, Crumbaker, Bailey, ~:~:: Johnson and Allen. Koppe absent -Hurley already resigned. " REPORTS OF OFFICERS " I A report of the City Manager re: Proposed Mill Race Highway Project, was s ubmi tted and read. ' 1 "At the last regular meeting of the Council held October 14, 1946, various matters pertaining to the proposed Mill Race Highway project were set over to this date as a special order of Business. " Since that meeting certain members of the Council and the Mayor have I.' consulted with State Highway Department representatives and have discussed the proposed routing, right-of-way acquisitions and other details. I The Ci ty has been informed by the State Highway Department tha t it , desires to incorporate a section of this highway construction into its plans f.or the projected Walnut Street-Broadway improvement on U.S. No. 99 for which a bid call is scheduled within the next 60 to 90 days, prov~ded a joint agreement can " be reached with the City of Eugene and Lane County, together with necessary com- I mitments on the completion of the overhead connector and ,Willamette. River Bridge !: within a five-year period. t Preliminary discussions of such an agreement indicate that'the City's :: interests can be best served by an arrangement whereby the .o,verhead structure, ~ traffic interchange and acess streets be constructed by the State, with t~e City ! agreeing to accept its obligations and allocation of costs in a sum not to exceed I: $500,000, as authorized by the voters. A previously discussed agreement would 11 '",,; have allocated certain portions of the project as a responsibility of the City. !. On the basis of preliminary estimates, these costs would exceed $500,000. I I, If the initial portion of the proj ect (namely the connection of Sixth 11 and Seventh Avenues) is to be accomplished in 1947, it appears necessary that action be taken by the City and Lane County authorizing the negotiation of the three-way contract, without.. undue delay.. · , ~; Two other items in connection with the project, namely the purchase of II the Mill Race and the approval or rejection of a Council Bill tha t would eliminate I;, the Sixth Avenue grade crossing are on this evening's agenda. Bother of these !I matters, however, appear to hinge on whatever course of action the Council deems ~.i fit to adopt with reference to the agr.eement as outlined, above. ~!I . ~ In connection with the Mill Race acquisition, attention of the Council I is called to the fact tha:t our opt ion on the same expires November 1, 1946." 'II,: It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Davis tha t the report of the Ci tyManager be ; received and placed on file. Ii Various persons, including J. J. Rogers, P. Tillman, James Rodman, Tom Russell, tl Howard Buford, L. Scharf, et. al. appeared before the Council with reference to II highway project. I' l,; It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Hawn. that the pr.oper city officers exercise ',': the option of the purchase of the Mill Race from the Eugene Power Company and that ,i! the sum of $1,000.00 be expended from the improvement bond revolving sinking fund as ~i a down payment toward the purchase. I! It was. further moved by Bailey, seconded by Hawn that the proper city officers be Ii instructed to initiate the sale of bonds in the sum of $50,000.00, the proceeds of I,' such sale to be. used for the Mill Race purchase and upon the sale of the bonds, I the sum of $1,000.00 to be reimbursed to the improvement Bond Revolving Sinking II Fund. Rollcall - Hawn, Davis, Crumbaker, Bailey, Johnson and Allen voting AYE. I I' Koppe absent. . ,l It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Hawn tha t the proper city officers be . ,: authorized to negotiate an agreement with the State Highway Commission for the Ii construction and financing of the Mill Race Junction project, and that the draft i of such agreement be returned to the Common Council for its ratification. I:, Motion carried. ,I I'~ I,; Iii t . I I , . !:,:, i , , , I , I I" , ! , ~ ~'540 -: - n-:"_-=-- ::::?--::--_-c-------:-- -- ,- --:--:--~~; -- -- ,'?--:.' _-- ~- .,.- - -. .=~ --- - .---- -:----:- -:-~-~.:_-r- ----::"--- -_-~~_~-_-__=L~-=--- -- ------- -- -.--..- --- ---~---- -~- -- - -- - --- _.0 .-T~-: ~- :-:--- -_.:..=~-:::: ~___:_=_-_.....:~.:_-_:__ __ _ _'. --,.~"""::C. -~-~=_=~ ~_,=C~c..:...~~-- .-.~~-ChC._ -_.-=-==--..,..----'*'~~~~==-_=_~- __ _---.C_~.-_"_~_-----=~--C-,-- -~.C ~~'=:7-,"-":''''--=-': _--:.'=-=-.;:..:...:==-. " REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS A re port of the. Board. of Appeals was submitted and read. I "2~ "The Board of Appeals has received a letter from Cliff t'..-...:. Culp asking for a pe.rmit to .erec.t. a temporary office building 12 feet x 18 feet, frame construction, plYiwood. int erior and exterior over 2 x 4 V~! studding, gable and shingle roof. To be located at 1416 Willamette Street, seven: feet, from. proper,ty line and six feet from, the house. h~ ......... The. Board. is recommending that the request be granted." "'-' It was moved by Bailey, seconded by Johnson tha,t the report of the Board be received and placed on file and that the recommendation con- tained thereinb:e,a.dopted. Motion carried. I I PETITIONS Various applicati,ons for. rezoning were submi,tted as follows: 3 Ted B. & Clara Law, corner of 13th and Agate, from residential to Limited Busine ss Di strict. 4 L. H. Mulkey, 1471 Jefferson Street, from single family residence to multiple family. 5 Roy E. Pierce, 706 Monroe Street, from residential to light industrial. 6 Gale Roberts, 23rd and Alder Streets, from single family to multiple family residence. - 7 I Paul P. Stewart, 2517 Potter Street, from residential single family to multiple I family. , , I 81 S~annon. McKeown, 2634 Harris Street, from residential to business. I I I i It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the applications be transmitted to , the Planning Commission by adoption.of the necessary resolution. Motion carried. i ., 9 The following appliQations for beer license renewals were submitted. RETAIL BEER CLASS "B" RETAIL BEER CLASS "C" Tiny Tavern, 394 Blair Blvd. College Side Inn, 889 E. 13th Ave. Pik 'N Pak, 1963 West 6th, Avenue Pop's Korner Store, 101 W. 7th Ave. Drive In Market, 1222 Willamette Street : Cosmo Cigar6tore, 685 Willamette St. PACKAGE STORE CLASS "A" , i Frank's Basket Grocery, 34 E. lOth Ave. I i Hensley's Tavern Cafe; 1667 West 6th Ave. Crosstown Restaurant , 1797 W. 7th ! i Roberts Drink &, Lunch, 147 East Broadway Billy's Grocery, 209 E. 7th Ave. I 101 Tavern, 855 Olive Street Lawrence- Street Grocery, 395 W. lIt 1 Ted's, 958 Oak Street i PACKAGE STORE CLASS "B" i RESTAURANT LICENSE Tiny Tavern, 394 Blair Blvd. Eugene. Hotel, In c. , 222 East Broadway Pik 'N Pak, 1,963 West 6th Ave. Osburn Hotel, Corner East 8th & Pearl Drive ,In Market, 1222 Willamette Kennedy's Cafe, 878 Willamette St. Cosmo Cigar Store, 685 Wil1amette I Frank's Basket Grocery, 34 E. 10th I SERVICE LICENSE Roberts Drink & Lunch, 147 E. Brdwy 101 Tavern, 855 Olive st. Eugene Hotel, rnc. , 222 East Broadway Ted's Tavern, 958 Oak Street .University Pharmacy, 798 E. 11th Upon motion the application of the Eugene Hotel for Service License was ordered i segregated. i I It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Johnson that the application for service I i license be denied. Motion lost. ! , It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that all applications, as approved by I ! the Police Department, be approved. Moti,on carried. I 10 : An application for rooming house at 1006 Taylor Street, was submitted i by Christine Milne. I , seconded by Hawn that the application be granted. I It was moved by Bailey, I Motion carried. 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RESOLUTION ., ., I .: .-,,:1 .. ....... ("~ ......,,"", A Res.olution -- Re: Transmitting to the Planning Commission various ..........~. 12 proposed changes of classification, and directing a hearing on the same by the Planning Commission, was. submitted and read. ; "BE IT RESOLVED by the Common Counc il of the City of Eugene, Oregon, . I that there are hereby transmitted to the Planning Commission of said City the i following petitions for changes of classification and zoning of property in said City, to-wit: PAUL P. STEWART: Lot 21, Block 25, First Addition to City Outlook. Property located at 2517 Potter Street. Requested change from single-family residence to mUltiple family (R-2) classification. ) GALE ROBERTS: Part of Lots 7 and 8, Block 30, Driverton , Addition to Eugene. Property located at 23rd and Alder Streets. Requested change from single family.residence to multi.ple family (R-2) classification. II ~ , ROY PIERCE: The Nort~ 53 feet and 4. inches or Lot No. 1 in Block 25 of Packard's Addition to Eugene as platted and i recorded being now a part of the City of Eugene in. Lane , County, Oregon; more particularly described as " il Beginning at the N.E. corner. of said Block No. 25 being I at theinterse.ction of the west line of. Monroe Street I'; with the south line of 7th Avenue West. in said city and ;'i I' running .thence west along the north line of said lot 66.8 ,I I" feet to the northwest. corner thereof, thence s0uth 53 feet II and 4 inches then.ce east parallel with the north line I' thereof 66.8 feet. thence North. 53 feet and 4 inches to I I; the place of. beginning. Located at ~06 Monroe Street. I' I" Requested change from residential to light industrial " " (1-2) classification. II .,.1.' 'I Ii! SHANNON McKEOWN: Lot 4, Block 18, First Addition to City II Outlook. Property located at 2634 Harris Street. Re- I . quested change from single family residence to business 'I I. (B-1) classif ica tion. II Ii L. H. MULKEY: Lot 3, Block 4, Walnut Park Addition. I' Property located at 1471 Jefferson Street. Requested ! change from Single family residence to multiple family I~ (R-3) classification. :t I. TED B. and CLARA LAW: West 131 and a fraction feet of r 11 Lots 21. and 22, Block 4, Fairmount Addition. to Eugene, I Oregon. Property located at the corner of 13th and Agate I: Streets. Re(uested change from single family residence to business B-2) classification. Ij and directing the PIa nning Commission to adopt a tentative re.port and to hold a I II, hearing thereon in the Council Chambers in the City Hall of the City of Eugene on I I' I t:; TueSday, the 6th day of November, 1946 at 7:30 o'clock P.M., after giving due I': notice by publication once in the Eugene Register Guard. ! I, r~ In case of a favorable report a hearing is hereby called to be held in the City Hall in the regular November Council meeting, November 12, 1946, at I Ii 7:30 o'clock P.M., notice of which shall be given three times in the Eugene I I:. I I; Register Guard, which shall be the final hearing.1t " I It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the resolution be adopted. Motion I' j,' carried. . , Ii e r,; I', MEETING WAS ADJOURNED TO NOVEMBER 12, 1946. I I; I " I I. Respectfull~ted' j: , ~ ~ I I ! I, I Deane Seeger , , Ci ty Manager ~