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Home My WebLink About01/13/1947 Meeting ""'566 -- - --- ~ _-~_ -.,.----.-- _---::----~--~ -.,--;-:-~---:---~ - - '_--I-- -- ---~- ----=- -:- --,---_--:-.--:;-:--_-- ',' ;-----::+-- --.;::'" _---, ---_ ,- --~_::_-------_-:------:c~:;:_;_.-_::;___=__-_____=_-=_---__:__~_;_-:--~---=--~---=-_--:':"-:_;_..:. --~~_,_____:c---:_c-- -.c:' - ~~-..:...::-i.:=.!'~....:..:_____.....:...::~__=___.:_~: -- u~-'C-;.!r:" ~:..:.:.::..- =='~=-=-~~-.-=::- ., , I I I - ----..-..,..-.- - ----- ~-- --~ --- - -. ~- 'i --- . . - ~ -- --------_._--~-_. ---~-- ---- --~ ----- o _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ __ __ _ . _ --~--_._----_._- -_.~~-~ Council Chambers, Eugene., Oregon January 13, 1947 ()l m " ...- ......:-.,..... ..~~, " ,,;.- The. regula,r.,me.e,ting.,.,of" the.. C,ommon-, CounciL of Eugene hel,d" ,January 13, 1947 at 7:30 P.M., The meeting was called to order by his Honor, Mayor Earl McNutt. Councilmen present at rollcall were - Hawn, Davis, Crumbaker, Bailey, Johnson, All.en,. Pe nning,t on... and.. Wells...- Upon motion the minutes of the last regular meeting held December 9,1946 we-re" consider.ed- ,read, and appr.o.v:ed. '\ Gasol.ineBids on the City's gasoline requirements-for ,the calendar year 1 1947 were opened at 2:00 P.M. January 10, 1947. The City Manager reported the re,ceipt of se,ven (7) bids. I Upon motion theb ids were o.rd.eredope.ned",and, weresche,du-l-,ed, as follows: Regul.arn General Petrol.eum Company Richf ield. ,0i.lCompany Shell o.il.Company Standard Oil. Company. Texas Company Tide Water Associated Union, 0 il. C omp.any. .1575 .1501 .17 . 150.2. .17 .16 .16, Ethyl .1725 .1651 . .19 .1652 .19 '.lS' " .1S It was, moved by Davis" seconded, by Bail.ey that the bid of Richf ieldO:i:l Company be accepted and that the proper city officers be authorized to enter into a con- tra,ct, wi,th Richfield "o.il,Company..Mo,t.i,on car.ried. This..,bei.ng th.e_fir st .regular meeting of the Counc ilfor the new year j 2 Mayor Earl McNutt announc,ed the following appointees to the various boards and .c,ommis,sions of ,the ,City .of Eugene. PUBLIC SAFETY (Police & Fire Committee) .. Hawn, Chairman Bailey Pennington I PUBLIC WORKS ' (Street & Sewer's Committee) Crumbaker, Chairman Johnson Wells FINANCE Davis, Chairman Hawn Johnso_n.. HEALTH & RECREATION (Health & Park Commit,tee) Johnson, Chairman Crumbaker Wells JUDICIARY & PRINTING Bailey, Chairman Well~ Pennington Allen, Chairman Davis Wells AIRPORTS LIBRARY BOARD - A. R. Tif,fany --Termr to, expire Januar.y 1, 1951. BOARD OF APPEALS Re-appointment of Roy Stein and E. E. Martin for one year term. App,oin.tment" of. Ralph.., C. Be,ardswor.th, architect, for one year te ELECTRICAL ,BOARD - A. E.., Hamilton, . Con.trac,tor -.. one year term C. M. Williams, Journeyman - one year term Do.n. Robinson, Engineer. - one, year term Dr. Will Norris /- (advisory member) one yea-r term . I Members of the SIGN BOARD OF APPEALS, BOXING COMMISSION, PLUMBING BOARD and AIRPORT, COMMISSION are her.eby re-appo.inted f,or.one yef3..r.. terms,.- It was moved by Bailey, second~d by Davis that the appointments of the Mayor and various Boards and Commissions fo.r, the, year. 1947 be approved. Motion carried. It was moved by Crumbaker{ s~conded by Johnson that Councilman A. L. Hawn be 3 ' named as President of the Council for the year 1947. Motion carried. ~ ~-....__._~- -~, 56~ --, ~- -- - . ~ -- . - . d _ ..__ ---- --_._--.~-~------~------------- I :! ,I r; !. I '" I I' ::; I _--,.-..-__.~_ --'___ __ _ __ ______ _'_d'___ n____ _._ - _,_" - -0. _ __ _ __ __ __. ___ _ ----_._---~----_._- -' ----------.-- --------~----- ---- -- - ----. -------- ~----_._..- ------------ ----~-----_.. ------- - ----- n_ _ __ -- -,-------- -- ------------- --- --- - .--. ------ - --- ---- 4 Monthly estimates and approval for progress payments were submitted by \ the City Eng,ineers as follows~ I, I ~ I "..J "\_~ Firs t paymen t- Sewer onl8.th,Avenue-be.tween Jefferson and Monroe and in the alley between Madison and Monroe, from 18th, to l,9th Avenues., ~. -'"~~ $1890.40 :~ :,,~ Second payment Sewer on 22nd Avenue and on Wa shington St. {' t1 r from 22nd to 24th, Avenues. ' "3 I - 316.05 I , f: Second payment. I. [ I Third pay men,t, I f Third payment , [:, I ~ I. I ~ f' Sewer on. Lincoln from 21st to 23rd Avenues, 266.14 680.99 Sewer on Jefferson from19,thto 24th Avenue,s Sewer in alley between Jefferson and Madison f,rom. 1.9th to, 24th Avenues., 815.98 Third payment Sewer in alley between Washington and Jefferson from 22nd to 24th Avenues. 322.00 (Above are all final payme.nts) " It was moved by Davis, second,ed, by Allen tha.t the estimates, as approved be 1 received and placed on file and the proper city officers authorized to make i, payments in accordance w,i,th.,<t.hec.,approved estimates. Motion carried. REPORTS OF OFFICERS A report from the City Manager re: traffic conditions on and adjacent 5 to the Univ,ersi,ty of Oregon Campus, was ,submi,tted and. read.. , "Acting on, ,instr,uctions ,of, the, Council, this office has cont,inued a study of traffic conditions on .and adjacent to the University of Oregon Campus, parti,cularly, wi th referen.c,e,. to,.. the-re.-r.outing,. of eas.t,,..bound. traffi.c on. 13th Ave. At this time I should like to recommend, to the, Council that the proper steps be, taken- to establish Hilyard Street fr,om. ,13th Av,enue, East to 19th Avenue East as a North,..South arterial street and. the installation of stop signs for North bound and W~st bound traffic at the 13th and Hilyard intersection and making a right-hand turn permissive at all times for East bound traffic at this inter- sec tion.. , , Ij : It is our opinion tha t ,protection. for through traff,ic on Hilyard between II 13th and, 19th w-ill serve, to divert Eas,t bound traffic at this point and that in : 'time th,is, route will. be commonly used as a means of access to the southeast resi- !; dential area from the, cit.yts business dist.rict and will ,aid mat,erially in re- :, lieving congestion on 13th Avenue. at Alder and Kincaid. Streets. It is also felt ,: that this move wilL somewhat alleviat,e, the crowded condi,tions on Alder, Street .':between. 13th, and 19th. Since the esta,blishment of temporary housing facilities : on Alder Street, pa rking on this narrow thoroughfare has increased tremendously :1 in-' recent. months" and has created a hazardous,., traffic situ,ation." " Ii It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the report be received and. placed on ) file and that the reco.mm.enda,tions of the City Manager be adopted. Motion. carried. ~, . 6 :.i A report of the City Manager re: :1 activities,e.tc., was s,ubmi,tted and'dr.ead.. i 'I i: "At a meeting, of the.. Oregon State Hi.ghway Commission" he,ld December 30th :i at Por,tland, the pr,opo.sed, City-County-State agreement on the Mill Race Highway :! Junction, Projec,t was ap,pr.oved by. that" body., My office has since received a copy \;, of th.is ag,r.eeme,nt together. w,ith a lett.er, fr.om. ,the commission further- Clarifying ':; cer.ta.in. provisions of. the. agreement. The,se clarifica~i::ons relate to the date of Ii re-pay.ment of any fund,s that may be adva.nced, by the State for the, City t s share I; of the cos t t,ogeth,er with. an, unders.t.anding on ,the right. of the parties involved !, to reject excessively high bids on the project. They do not in any way effect ~I the gen,er.al pr_o:v,isi,ons of the ,agre,ement, ,as. approved by the Counc,il. I Ii I shouldals.O like, to, report the receipt. of a signed agr.eeme,nt, from the ;: State Highway Departmen,t, cal.ling for the installa tion,\ of traffic signals on Bla ir l;Blvd. at the ,intersections of 6th and 7th Avenues. This installation. will be made J; as quickly as materials are available and the City is ,participa.ting, in 50% of the II totaL installaction- costs, which. are est,imated to be $2800.00. We a re likewise pro- :1 ceeding., with, plans for.. the~ in,stalla tion.. ,of standard traffic signals at the inter- :! section, of ll.th Avenue East at Oak Street .:' A portion of the materials necessary i;for this installation has been received and the necessary conduits will be laid I( shortly, weather permitting. Ii I 11 I " :1 City-County-State agreement, department ,I ~ ~568 _________~- -==-=-=-_-.:---,--_--~...:-_:'"~_='____:~~_~~;.-..:_:_- ._ ~ -:-:-_ --:..--~.::- --- -:--:--~~e_-,-_::_=___::---=,:..-~ :~~-~~-__=_1~~_:__.;.:------ :;::- ~ ~.~------ ---- --- --~----------- ---- --- - ----- ----- ---~--- -. ---- - --- - ---------'- . T _ ___ ___ _ __ ____ +__._ __ __ ~_____ _ . -- - ~-- -- -~-"... ---_,__ _ - ~- ---~ I " --~,_:~-~~-:-~-::~"":"-~ ~~ I' . .-~' During. the..p past week, we haye re.ceived the,an.nual, repor.t of the Eugene PollCe. JPiepartme,nt.. This .rep,or.t,. indic,at,es" a ge.neral. ,inc.r.ease in commission of cr.ime. bu.t. also reveal,s, an.. .incr,eas.e_ of nearly 100% .ingefleral law enforcement par- ticularly in traffic control. It is indicated that the' City of Eugene will rank high, b~th.1n the State and, the Nation. in traffic ~ontrbl work for 1946. . , Necessary engin,e,e.r,ing,work,. ,looking t.o. the.. ,c,ompletion. -of. the Amazon Trunk Sewer in 194? and preparation of plans for numerous laterial sewer improve- ment and street projects are nearing completion in the Engineering Department. I :~~ ..go; .........;. QC I , . Under, ,date, of. Jan.uary.,.6th.,. we received .a..let,t,e.r. from. the Civilian 'j. Production Administra,tion: of, Eor.tla.nd., -i.nd,!'c.a.ting., that, the, Ci,ty, a,t, thi,s,-"time still cannot, obtain., a,ppro}laL_for, the",c,o,nstruc.tion" of our Memorial Swimming Pool. We 'j ~~l~~-d~~w~~~'w~e~:~~~~;i:f,~.~fi~,f~~",~~~~~;o;h~~en:~~.~~ary approval by early spring ! II . With. referen.ce, to, th.e. a,c,quisition ,of, the, Mill Race, the, sale has not as yet been consummated but some'work has already been done in i' with the proposed di~posal of the electric generating plant which will I ,by: the.. CLty. I '! . Work. is. sched.uled~o he..,st~r,ted in,. th.e, coming week on city:-owne~ pl~y- '1 ,gro.und., s,~..te" at. 1,9.t,h. _an.d,...Wash~ngton, w,~th"th,e.,~ns,tal,la.t,ion of necessary dra ~n t~le '11 and s,ewage, facil,i.ties~ Vari,o,us.,l,o,c,al. s,er.vi,ce.,gro,ups"h,eaded by the Eugene Lions I Club have indicated a desire to participate in a program for the development of i the, areas as.., th,e.. first. of, a" ,s.erie,sof neighb,orhood .recreation sites_." I ;';c:~~e:~~~~,,~ra~,~~:~,~;Iie,~reconded by Davis tha t the report of the Manager be I ? I I and" r.ead,. j I I I I I I i transaction connection be acquired A report from, the City Attorney re: Mill Race purchase, was submitted "May I, report. tha,t purs.uant to the, Git,yt sexer.cise" of the, option held by it. from Eugene Power Company-, the power-":company ha s submitt,ed Commonwealth, Inc., pr,elimina ry title rep,ort.Your City, Atto.rneY.dhas examine,d the,: pr.eliminary report and is of the opinion.. that, except for the exceptions hereinafter stated, the title of .Eugene Power Company to its properties described in the option is mer- chantable and acceptab.le to the City: I 1. The..,descrip,t,ion, of" the. tra,cts (northerly 50 fee,t) of .Lots 3,4, 5, 6, ?and a. ,in" Block 34, Fairmount, is too indefinite for the title company ,to insure the ,t,itle thereto. This defect can be cured by securing correction deeds co,vering, the, pr.oper.ty.;, 2.- Theint,er,e,sts,,' of. ,Howar.d A. Hall in"..t,he East2..f.eet of the West 10 . feet of Lot 5, in Block 34 ,of Falrmount. This defect can be cured by securing 8., conveyanc.e, of the .he,irs, at, law, of Howard A., Hall.., dec,eased,;, . , , 3. An unsatisfied mortgage affecting the North 50 feet of Lots 8 and 9 and 10 in Block 34 of Fairmount. This defect will be removed by the securing of a_ par.tial, r"e.lease. ,of .the"mor,tgage;.- 4. :Taxes. for, the, f,iscal. y.ear, .1,946-194? in the amount of $139.48. These taxes will be pro rated between Eugene Power Company and the City of Eugene as of t,hed,a.t,e, of,t,he., transf.er.. of., .title" t.o,.the. prop,erti,e,s.. The, .f,ore,going exce,ptions, ar.e,of. minor- .impo.rtance as,,, the property involved is a_ narr.ow, strip of land. in. th.e vicinity. of. Garden Avenue, and in fac,t 'the property involved was. not included in the option to purchase as it was not estab- lished until.a complete title search had been made that the power company held title ,to, ,the, proper,ty inv,ol:v.e,d. The. Attorneys. f.or the power company advise" tha.t the ,parties, are intereste in, c,losing the. transaction. and offer. to enter into an. agre.emen,t, with, the City that they will, bind, themselves, to. forthwith procee,d, to remove the ..mentloned objections and as s,ecurity for this agr,eement will withhold the s,um of $1,000.00 from the ' purchase price until the title has been cleared. Your City Attorney recommends that the.Ci ty en.ter. in to-,such, an",. agr,eement.,II " Upon, motion..the r.ep,Q,rt was, ord,ered recei.ved an,d_ placed, on file,. I . Bills against the various City Departments for the month of December, 8 1946, were submitted as follows: i ,\ ~ -- ~--- ------ -- ----- -~--------- - "- - ~ - ~ - - - - -. - - ~ - . - - - -. - - ~- -- -------------------~- ----- --- --------- -- -- --~--~ - --~----- - - - -~-----_------..::. _._------~-~~--.;..; -- -:::.--.. ~--:=_~_.~--:.~-_. ._~ -~ - - - - ---------- ----------~-- --~.. ----~- -----~_._--- ---~~-- _.__.._~---"-- - - --- - ----- -~- -- --- - - - -----_.~--_..__. --'--- ----~--~- -"--- ~-_._-_._------- - - ~ I Ii " I' I' I: l: i: l: I r I' I i I I, i: 1:( I 11 I. l! I, l~ Ii !. I,; :'1 I: Ii' 1\ '.1 I ij r~ i , I' II I: :1 Ij ! 'I " II ;) 11 I: ii !! " !'. :r :\ ;i I: f~ II jl \ " l'! ~t '.t I, 1'1 !I II II l:j ~ .~ !I I I' I! I! r " Ii 9 ii i! 'I \'1 !!i I' 1: ii ll~ t. " ~! 11 It il il I:' I'l U Ii! Ii! ;, !/ 1'1 Ii II , j' I' " , :i f! I I ~ 569 GENERAL FUND Aetna Life Insurance Aetna,Life Insurance Paci:ic Hospital Eugene Hospital John Field,s, City Treas. John, Fie,lds,. City Treas. Firs.t - National Bank Public- Employees Retirement. Eugene PUbl,ic-- Library May.or Ear,l McNutt John Fields, City Treas. Allenbaugh Printing Co. R. A. Babb Hardware Co. Les.te.r Barker Beaverton Bulb Gardens Carls on, ,Hatton & Hay W. J. Cloyes Centr.al Heating Co. Cressey's Donald C. Di,ckey Duncan Meter Corp. Elliott's Food Market Eugene Concrete Pipe & Prod. Eugene, Laundry & Dry Cleaners, Eugene Regist,er_ Guard Co. Eugene Sand & Gravel Eugene Voca ti.ona 1 School Eugene Water Board Eugene Water Board John. Fields, City Treasur,er Fleming & Company Drs. Furrer & McMilan Eva M. Gallup Giustina.,Lwnber Co. B. F. Goodrich Co. Godlove the Plumber Charles Humphreys L. G. Helterl,ine, Harley-Davidson Co. ~nternat'nl Assoc. of Elee. Ins,pectors Kendall Motor Company Koke Chapman KornBaking Company Lane County Abstract Co. $ 162.19 46.35 163.25 22.00 540.05 82.75 1807.30 2730.33 1375.85 50.00 453.80 21.15 15.40 6.80 23.72 1.26 35.00 30. 50 32.51 6.55 2218.84 11.81 ~W . 50 18.78 11.93 80.85 4.82 2802.84 6.04 1525.50 24.00 55.00 12.16 15.53 23.07 4.l() 5.92 120.00 21.35 2.00 69.45 168.90 9.50 115.00 Lane County Sheriff Lane Grave Company Miller Meters Inc. Municipal Finance Officers Nordling, Parts Company , Office Machinery & Supply, Oregon Supply Co. Packer-Scott - Co'. Petty Cash Planning Commission Preston. & Hales Rex Cafe Rees Electric Feorge,Schaefer's H. E. Snyder Sparkey~s Garbage Standard Oil Company Standard Oil Co. WilliamH. Runte Shelton.....T.urnbull-Fuller Co.. Snap-On Tools,Corp. Willis S. Small Co. Scob,ert Bldg.., Materials Co,. Tab.er Bros. Auto Glass Pacific Te,le,. &-Tele. Co. Wes:tern, Union Troeh's. Spor.ting. Goods Twin Oaks Educational Activities De.pt,. University, of Oregon Vitus. Electric Co. United Radio Laboratory West Disinfecting Co. Wyatts Industrial Accident Comm. $ 72.50 921.52 66.00 4.50 16.58 ~ 18.00 fm 37,'.76 ~ -~,.. 30.30 ...>.....~ 49.43 2500.00 19.56 3.85 50.00 1.50 3.45 1.20 37.77 419.12 36.00 86.40 9.93 4.25 5.25 17.70 146.15 7.91 1.40 3.19 200.00 3.40 11.08 154.65 130.60 232.45 IMPROVEMENT BOND SINKING FUND John Fields" City Treas; 13.58 GENERAL BOND INTEREST John Fields, City Treas. John Fields, City Treas. 4.52 1937.50 EQUIPMENT RESERVE FUND IMPROVEMENT BOND REVOLVING SINKING FUND Kendall Motor Company Washing.ton, Stree,t from, 22nd to 24th Avenues Lincoln Street from, 21st to 23rd Avenues ,Jefferson Street from 19th to 24th, Avenues Washington-Jefferson from 22nd to 24th Avenues' Jefferson-Madi,son. from. 19th.. to. 24,th Av.enues Werner & Jeske (alley) ( alley) 774.13 1070.28 1020.80 1383.40 280.00 928.00 It was moved by Crumbaker, seconded by Hawn that the bills be approved and the proper ci,!<y off1,c"ialshe.aut.hor.1zed to issue warrants in payment of the same. REPORTS OF BOARDS AND, COMMISSIONS, A report of the Boa,rd of Appeals was.. submitte.d and. read as follows: "A me.e,t,ing o.:f th,e,.Boar.d, o.f, Appeal,s was. held. Friday, January 10 J ,1947. The.,peti tion of James and Rosa Lajo.ie to rezone the west one-half of Lot 4, and all of Lot 5 in Block 13. of. Packard's Additlon,_ located at 586 Fourth Avenue West, from R-l, (single,family dwelling,) to thecla.ssifi ca ti.on- of R-2 (hot mO.re than, 4 apartments.), which was referred to the" Board by the City Council on May 13, 1946, was considered. The Board would recommend that, as this parti- cular house is already listed as five apartments, the owners be permitted to con- t,inue to., use, the property as is. The Sch.ool, Board presented, a request for. a waiver of setback for a Gover.nment building to be placed ,on ,the, High. School" property at 18th and Lincoln and to. build an. addi tion to the present metal shop wi thin four. feet of the side-- walk on-both streets, which would. make ,a blind corner. The Board recommends that the request be granted for the Government bUilding, but denied for the addition to the metal shop. ~ r570 ~ ~_-_~- --c-~-"" ..._~_- c_-~- i:~'~ '0 ~.- ---- --~----- ------------ - .. - - . ... - - . --. _.-. ------~- -~~.. ~----~ ~- - - -- - -~ -----.----.---_..__._. --.- _ 0 _. _._.~ The School Board also, r,equested a waiver of setback for two. Government buildings at ,the Vocational School, at" 4.tb,. and ,Monroe Streets, the buildings to be pla'ced within two fee,t. of ,both streets. The 'Board recommends that the request be granted if the building on,the 4th Avenue side be moved 20 feet to the East, the'reby ,eliminaoting,a, '.bl,ind. cornex,." I I,.' It was, movedby"Davis, seconded by J,ohnson that the report of the Board of Appeals v~ be received and placed on file and that the recommendations contained therein be -l adopted. Motion, carried,. "'.......... -- 10 Proposed., changes.,f,or,locati,on"of,buildings, OIr S.chool Board prop.erties at 4th and Monroe, and, 18th, and. Lincoln, wer,e fil,ed wi th the Council by represent,ati:v:es of School District No.4. Upon, exa.mina.t,ion, of, .the revised plan" it was moved, second.ed and carried tha t ~ the City Manager be~ empowered to grant approval of the , revised plans provided that they otherwise con~ormed to the City's Building Code~ ,i Mo,t'ion, carried,. ! ! A communication. fromJ .M.Corley wit,h" referen~e,<to,cons,truc.tion, of" a 50' x 27' garage on, ,his. ,premise,s,a,t, ,13th, and.. Arthur.. Str'eets,L wa.s,.. su,bmi,t,t,ed,..and, r.ead. Upon' motion, the matter was ordered r~eferred t o the Board of Appeals and the City Manager empowered to grant the'permit upon a Tavorable report and recommendation of the Board. 11 '! , I i 121 i , PETITIONS AND APPLICATIONS, Various applications for renewal ofe licenses.-we're'submit,ted. as~ follows: PACKAGE, STORE CLASS. "A" PACKAGE- STORE CLASS "Btt RETAIL BEER CLASS It " Medi,ll's..,E.m.iu!gency & Confectionery 567 Willamett,e Street Anthony's Grocery, +211 West 11th Whitney ,Gr,oc e,ry" 760 High. Str,e.e,t It was moved by Hawn, 'seconded by Davis that the applications as approved by' the Chie l' of.. Polic,e ,be, endorsed. . Motion ca.r.ri,e,d,. ~ M & K Market, 1597 West 11 Oregon Tavern, 535 Willam. Oregon Tavern 535 Willamette follows: I 13 Various applica,ti,ons, for., r_ooming hOUse licenses were submitted as 'I I i .I I I John E. Southam, 511. Willamette Street Sally M. Irish., 636 Willamette Street J,o.hn E. Austin., 66.7 Willamette Street Arthur & Lenora. Cleaves, 731 Willam:ette Ralph & Lo,la Kruse, 767 Willamette ' D. W. Crites, 90 East Broadway J. D. Vandehey, 537 Linc oln Street . Mrs. Chas. Purves, 592 West, 5th Avenue Ross Ma thew.s". 1175 Charnel ton Street T. H. and EvelynB. Wall, 32! West lOth Will & Hazel-Knight, 351 West lOth Mearl,Atkins, 219 West 5th Avenue L. A. Walker, .60 East 7th Avenue Olive O. Darby, 469, East 15th Avenue Laura Gi_bson, 11,66 Alder Street Christine, Milne ,.1006 ,Taylor Street Hilda A. Viles, 648 West 5th Avenue .' Mrs. Fred, Adler, 4,73 High.St.re,et, It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Bailey that the applications as approved by Police, Fire and, Health, Departments, be endorsed__ Motion carried. An application from R. N. Garrison, 1760 West 11th for a Second Hand Dealers, Li~ense, was. submit,ted and. read.- 'I I ,I 14 : I II , . I 'I i It was moved by Hawn, seconde~ by Davis that the application as approved by the Chief, of Police be. . endorsed,. Motion. carried,. 15 An application, for Wrecker,' s License,~ was submitted, by Alfred, J. Magnan. It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the application be endorsed. Motion carried. I 16 : Peti tions, for rez,oning.-of, property were. su.bmitted" as follows: E. C. Eickmeyer, III N. Jefferson - between Cheshire and City Limits from Resident.ia,l. to Light_ Industrial. 17, Loggers & Contractors Machinery Co., South side of 5th Avenue between Filmore and Pierce Streets from single family (R-l) to Light Industrial. ~ I I I ~ 571 - .--. ~.- -- - ~ - - --~- ~_._- --- - -~._-----~-- r- -- I -- -- --- - -- -~- ---- ---- - - ~ ------- ~ -- -----~---_._--- ---------,-- - - - '-.' -- ----- ---- - --- 18 Mervin B. Vater, Alder" between 12th"and 13th,from~-multi"pJe family to business. . , 191 Ralph Park,,"_24?? Alder from. single- family to multiple, family (4, apartments.) It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Wells that the petitions be received and re- ferred to the Planning Commission for hearing upon adoption of the necessary resolut,i.on,. . v -:: ,..... A bid was, received from E. K. Wood Lumber Company, Roseburg, Oregon, 20" in the amount of $100.00 ,for one Federal Electric type, 220 volta ir ra.id siren, I' complete, with. control". box,.. and top shield,.. p 1 It,was moved by Johnson, seconded by Hawn that the bid be received and be accepted 1 on an "as. is-where is" basis... Mot,ion.,carried,. I: n " T .'" {.~.. iil , 21 I' I l Dr. Triolo appeared bef.or.ethe, Council,. He stated, that he believed the ordinance 22 f' to be sound; that the present rat-proofing program was directed solely to the i: prote,ction_ of publ.ic,heal,th and tha.tthis. program is necessary. l ,. Mr. James Rodman, Sr. appeared hefore the, Council, orally requesting repeal of Section 1, Ordinance #8802 re: Rat proofing of buildings, declaring these pro- visions of,theordinance to"be, ,too severean.d unnecessa.ry.. It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the matter be, referred to the Health Committee of the Council with the r,eques,t that, it submit a complete report on an : interpretation of the provision of Ordinance. 8802" with, reference to ,rat..;proofing :. of buildings and that Dr. Triolo, be, requested to issue temporary. licenses for ~. restaurants and eating. pla,ces for ,a period of, 60 days from date, except in those I, cases where licenSing might be denied for violation of ordinance provisions other l than those rela ted to rodent, control. Motion .carried. , . r ORDINANCES I ,23 Council Bill No. 124 -- Re: Repealing Ordinance #1091, Spur Track- l.6th Avenue. E,ast" was brought on for final reading. t= ,. i. It was moved hy Hawn, s,econded by Davis that the ordinanc,e be read the third time ;, and given final passage. All Councilmen present vot ing AYE the ordinance was !~ declar,ed. passed. an.d numb.e,r,ed.~. ,. l;Councilman Crumbaker requested that the records show that his affirmative vote on !: Council Bill. No. 124, was cast under pr,otest.. I; Council Bill No. 160 -- Re: Regula ting collection and disposal of 24 !;garbage; licensing collectors, etc., read the first time December 9, 1946, was i brought on for se.cond. reading. ;!It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the ordinance be laid over pending !; report. of. th.e Heal.th,Con1Jlli,.t.t,ee,. ! Council Bill No. 161 -- Re: Establishing rates for garbage collection, 25: read the f,ir,s,t ,time.. December. 9, 1946, was _ brought. on for s.econd, reading. :1 ;;It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the ordinance be laid over pending l,report of the Heal,th, Committee. " ,I Council Bill No. 163 -- Re: Levying assessments - Sewer 18th Avenue 26 [Ifr.om alley, be,tween...Jeffer.son.. and I'lTadi.son" was brought, ,on. for. fi.rs,t_ r.eading. ;.[ .'It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that Council Bill No. 163 be laid over. ;IMotion carried. , '. i: Council Bill No. 164.-- Re: Levying assessmen ts - Sewer in alley between 2? ::Jefferson and Madison from 19th to 24th Avenues West, was submitted and read the '\ . ;if i rs t t ~me,.,_ . 'I lIt was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the Council Bill be laid over. .:.Motion carr"i,ed. ,. I 1, , Council Bill No. 165 Re: Levying assessments - Sewer in alley between 28 :Washington & Jefferson from 22nd to 24th Avenues West, was submitted and read the I'first. time. !'It ,was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the Council Bill be laid over. IM0tion carried.... i~ Douncil Bill No. 166 Re: Levying assessments ~ Sewer Lincoln Street 29 !from 2l,st to 23rdAvenues. West, was,submitte,d. ,and. r,ead, th.e, firs_t.. time. I; I.., ;It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the Council Bill be laid over. II !Motion carried. t' , '! i..... ~572 J --- "7"-----:--_ ~:-~ ~-__:_-~~ "':--~=;::-_---- "---~---_---=--'=-::---~--:t.., "'~-=-~_---'---:--:-~ ---_-__-=-- --~,--:::--: ~-:...::-:- --::--.=- ~_-~_--:'-t-~:==_c~-~ --~------_._-- -- --_._--~ --- ----~------------- -- _ _ __'__._ ___ _ . _ . _ _ _ _ _ _L _ . __ ___ _. _ ~. _ _ _ ~ ___ _ _ ~ _ _ _ ---< ~l'r'"' --------~~-~~~~~-~--~- ...,..,-'~.______c_~--~-~~~-~-~,_~- I . ,', Council Bill No. 167 -- Re: Levying assessments - Sewer - Jefferson 30 'I ::t:::n m:::: :d~:::~~s:::=:::m~;t::~::d~:::d t:~ C::::l t:::: be laid over_, ~'&1. Motien carried. r~~J i ----~------------------- - - .. . - - .. --- _._---~----- I {-V Coun,c,il Bill. No. 1.62, -- Re: Levying as,ses,sments - Sewer south side 31 22nd Avenue West from all,eybetween Washington and Jefferson to Vlashipgton Street and Washington between 22nd and 24th Avenue,s West, was submitted and read the f ir.s,t, time,. It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the Council Bill, be laid over. Mo,tion car.r,i,ed,., 32 Coun.c.il Bill No. 169,,-- Re: Vacation. of alley, runntng,nor,th and south thr,ough. blo,ck bounded by 13th Avenue East and 14th Avenue East. ,en ,the North and- South respectively, and Emerald and Beech Streets on the West and East respec- ti:v:ely, was, suhmi tted. and., read, .the., f ir,st...,time. It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the rules be suspended by unanimous c.onsent and,. th,e" or,dinanc.e, given se,cond r.ead,ing., It was moved ,by Hawn, s,econde,d- by Dav isthfi t th.e, rules be fur.t,her suspended and the ordinance be read the third time and given final passage. All Councilmen present,. v-eting AYE. the" ord,inancewas, declared, passed, and. numbered, ~. Council Bill No. 170 -- Re: Improvement of alley between High and the 33 Mill Race, " was- 'submitt,ed, and read ,the first,. time. It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the rules be suspended by Unanimous censent and the ordinanc,e given. second reading.., It was. moved byHawn,se,cond,ed by Davis that the rules be further suspended and the ordinance be read the third time and given final passage. All Councilmen present, vot ing AYE, the ord.inance was declared pass,ed,.and, numbered,~. Council Bill No. 171 -- Re: Adopting plans and specifications for the 34 improvement of the alley between High Street and the Mill Race, was submitted and read the first time. I i It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the rules be suspended by unanimous consent andt he,or,dinanc.e given second, reading. It, was moved by Hawn, seconded, by Davis that, the, rule,s, be.. further suspended and the ordinance be read the third time and ,givenf inal passage. All Councilmen pres,en,t.... voting AYE, the. ordi.nance was, declar,ed pas.sed and,_ n'umbere.d 8,968. " - 35 Council-Bill No. 172 -- Re: Reclassification of Lots 2 and 3, Block 3, Shaw's Addition to Eugene from multiple family to business classification, was submi.tt.ed. ,and" :cead. the, f,irst time,., It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis that the rules be suspended by unanimous c.onsent. and. the, ordinance given ,se,cond..reading,. It, was moved, by Hawn, seconded by Davis ,that. the r.ules be further suspended and the ordinance be read the third time and given final passage. All Councilmen present voting AYE the ordinance...was deiclared, passed and numbered ~. RESOLUTIONS 36 A Resolution -- Re: Establishment of Hilyard Street from 13th to 19th Avenues as an arterial through street, was ,submitted and read. "BE IT RESOLVED. BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE that the recommendations of the City Manager for~ the, ,establishmen"t~, of. Hilyard Street from I 13th Avenue to 19th, Avenue as. an, ar,teria 1, ,through street, be approved and the : Chief of Police be and he is hereby directed to erec~ all necessary signs carrying the recommendati,on and re,sQl.ut,i,on,int,o eff.ec.t,. fI It was moved by Hawn,' seconded by Davis that the resolution be adopted. Motion carried,. I A Resolution -- He: Transmitting to the Planning Commission various 37 rezoning applications, was stibmitted and. read. "BE IT RESOLVED BY. THE, COMMON- COUNCIL of the City of Eugene, Oregon that ! there is hereby transmitted to the Planning Commission of said City the following I petit~ons for rezoning of property in said city, to-wit: ~I 57~ - -. - --- ---- - -~-- - -- ---- ~-~ --- - ----=--..- --_.~- -- =-- ."::',:.--. -.-- ------,-~-- -- I mur'- .~ "I ,t, I j. l' I I t j: i' I Lo.GGERS & Co.NTRACTo.RS MACHINERY Co.. Lot 1 in, Block 12 of j'.",.' to Eugene,- as pla,tted. and, r,ecord,ed_at" pag.e 93, of volume, 4 Recor,ds, also the east 552/3, feet of Lot 7 in Block 3 of to Eugene, as pla.t,ted and. r,e.corded_ at. page, 50. of Volume 4 I Records, ,all.. in Lane County., Oregon. Also Lots 3 and,4 in Block 12 of Croner's'Second.. Addition to Eugene, as, platted and, recorded"at page, 93 of Volume 4, Lane. County Oregon Plat Records, in Lane County, Oregon. Beginning at the, sou,thee-st corner of Lot 2 in. sa.id Block 12 of Croner's j' Second Addition to Eugene,... run thenc,e South, 98.64 feet to the nor..th. line of alley, i running east and wes_t, th,rough, Block 3 of Grand Prairie Add,ition. to, Eugene, as I,' platted and recorded at page 50. of volume 4,. Lane, County- Oregon Plat Records, thence . west 167 feet, thence north. 10.0. feet to the, sou:thwest corner of l.ot 4 in block 12 : Croner,' s Sec,ond Addition, to Eugene" run the,nce west 55 2/3 feet, thence south 98.64 , feet to the north line of alley, east 55 2/3 feet, north to place of beginning, :. in Lane Coun.ty, Cregon. Property located on the South side of5~h Avenue between . Filmore and Pierce Streets. Requested change from Single family to light indus- I tria.l class ifica tion. :' MERVIN B. VATER: B,eginningat a point which is the southw.est corner of the north half of Lot 6, Block 11 of Henderson's Add,itionto Eugene as the same is platted and recorded, at pages 542\'"'t3 of VolUme. H', Lane County Oregon Deed Records, sa id po,int being on the, west l.ine of said Block 11, 80..5 fee-t. north. of the southwest corne r then-eof; thence north along the west line of said Blo.ck 20 feet,; the nee east 63 feet, thence south 20. feet, to the. south line, of said- n.orth half of said Lot, thenc.e west along the, south, line of said, north, half 63 feet. to the place of beginning, being a por,tion of th,e north half, of Lot 6, Block 11 of'dHenderson' s Addition to Eugene, in Lane County, Oregon. Property located between 12th and 13th Streets on Alder. ,Requested change from multiple family to business classi- fication. ~ ,oN r~ ':." ~:~i- Croner's Second Addition Lane Co,unty Cregon Plat Grand Prairie Addition Lane, County Cregon Plat I tEa C. EICKMEYER: Lots 2 and 3, Block 3, Cheshire's 2nd Addition to Eugene. ;. Property located at III North Jefferson Street. Requested change from resident-ia-l to "light" industrial. classification.. ~; RALPH PARK: .Lot 11, Block 1, Tiff's Plat. Property located at 2477 Alder Street, f reque.sted., cha,ng,e from singl,e,-family to multiple-family, classification,. I ' i' and dire.cting the Planning Commission, to adopt a tenta:ti ve re,por,t and to hold a \, hearing. thereon in the Co,uncil Chamb.ers in. the City Hall of said, City on Tuesday, ! February 4,,1947 at. 7:30. O'clock P.M., after giving due. notice by publication . once in the Eugen,e.. Register, Guard, and ind case of favorablerepor.t. on, any of said requests, a he,ari,ngishereby called to be held at the City Hall at the next ensuing regular Council meeting, commencing at 7:30. o'clOCk P.M., notice of which shal.l. be given, thr.ee time.s, in the Eugene, Register GUard." !rtwas moved by Hawn, seconded by Johnson that the resolution be adopted. Motion I' . i carr~ed. I I A Res,oluti,on, -- Re: Authorizin~ the City Manager and City Recorder to 38:pay unto Eugene Power Company the sum of '48,0.0.0..0.0., upon the delivery unto the ,:City of the warranty deed, etc., was submitted and, read.. II I Ii "WHEREAS, the City of Eugene has exercised its option for the purchase [,Of th~ proper~ies ?f Eugene Power Company, an Oregon corporation in furtherance of lithe m~llrace Junct~on.-highway. program,;. and, f WHEREAS, the Eugene Power. Company has furnished suitable title evidence i'except for some minor defects to property located in Block 34, Fairmount Addition I,to Eugene; and " I I: WHEREAS, the Eugene Power Company has tendered its deed of conveyande to llall of its properties with the exception of the property in Block 34, aforesaid, ;:and its bill of sale tranSferring the title to all of its electrical power house ; and water power machinery and Equipment, with the provision that the City of Eugene ;,may have a peri,od of one year from the date of such, transfer wi thin which to iiremove said machinery and equipment, without rental, and offers to bind itself to Ilforthwith remove any and all ti tIe objections to the property aforesaid to the r:satisfaction of the City Attorney of the City of Eugene, and ther,eupon convey said lititle, with the further understanding that the sum of $1,0.0.0..00. of the purchase ~;price shall be retained by the City until title objections ~re removed as aforesaid. :'1 II THEREFORj:, BE IT- RESOLVED BY THE COMMON Co.UNCIL OF THE CITY o.F EUGENE: :: That the'" Ci t.v' Manager and the Ci ty Recorder be and they, are hereby I,authorized and instructed to pay unto Eugene Power Company the sum of $48,0.00..0.0., !lupon the. delivery unto" the CJ ty of the warranty' deed of Eugene Power Company trans- Hferring the property described in the option heretofore given to the City, said l1warranty, deed.. and instrumen,ts of transfer to be, first approved by the City Attorney I;and , That the City Manager is hereby fon behalf of the City of Eugene those two ~and substance, as follows: I further authorized and directed to execute! certain agreements in writing, in form L ...... ~5f4j' ,&4 ---~--_.__. -- -----~-- ._--~-~-- ~ ._-- '. ----~-----~-----,---_.-,.---~~-~--- -- - ~ -- -- ----..-------.;.- -.----- ---~.- -- .-.-..- .-,,----'-----.-.---- -- - - --------.- ~--"~-------- -.~---=-==--~.c~-cc ~~~c- ---- ----~--_.---- ,------ -~----..-.,-- ----~_.__._-~. . --~-"-------~ ._----~ ---------- ~- 39 Thi.s agreement. made this . day af, January, H~47, between Eugene Pawer Campany, . an Oregon Carparatian 'as first party, and the City afEugene, Lane Caunty, Oregan, a..,Muni,ci.pa1.," c.arporatian secand party, :1""':: ".-' '~rt I --.] I I ~: ytITNESSETH WHEREAS"se,cand.. pa.rty. hald an optian fram first pa rty to. purchase all af the, praperties.,r,e,al.and.,p,er,sanal,., helangingdta, the. f,irst pa.rty. far"the" ~um af Fiftythausand ($50,000.00). D.allars" and, .' WHEREAS, f.irs.t par.,ty has furnished secand party a, title.repart an the real. pra,perty af first. par.ty pr.el.iminary to. the, issuance af a Palicey af Title ,).. ins urance in fa var af secand party, in the sum af Farty thausand ($40,000.00) .' Dallars, and secand party has examined said title repart and , ' WHEREAS, fram said title repart, it appears, that there .are certain I g:~,~~.i,:e~~a;h~aI.i,~;,::"ta a partian af the real praperty af first party, which is i 'I The Nartherly. 50, feet, af, ,the, Eas,terly 30.. feet . af Lat 6 and the Norther1.y, 5.0 fe,e,t, af.,La.t 7, all in Blac,k, M. af, the Amended Plat- af .Fairmount, Addi ti,on",to the City of Eugene, Lane County, Oregon, as the same is platted and recarded in Volume 2 page 12" Lan.e County. o r-s g.an, Ela,t Re,cords,., I I I I I 'I Also:, Tha,t..,p,or,ti_on. of. Lo.t 3 Bl,ock 34, Fairmount, lying Sauth af, th,e, Mill. Race.. and... Nar.th, af, a line, parall.el. to.. and 230 feet distant",Narth.erly:fr..om."the. Sau.the,rly line af said_ lat 3; also. the ,Nartherly' 50 feet af Lat 4 and_ ,the,. Nartherly 50 feet of the Westerly 10 fe.et,af La.t. 5" all in ,said, Bla_ck 34 af the Amended Plat. af, Fa.irmount, as the same is platted and recarded in Volume 2 page 12, Lane Caunty Oregan Plat Recards, in Eugene, Lane Caunty, Oregon Also., the.. Nar_,ther.ly 50 feet af the East.erly 40 feet af Lat 5 and the, Nar.ther.ly:~ 50 feet af the West,e-rly, 20 ,fe_et. af Lat 6, Black 34, Amended. Plat."af, Fairmaunt, as the same is platted and recarded in Va~ume 2 page 12, Lane Caunty Oregan Pl~t Re,cards, in, Eug.ene" ..Lane. c.aunty" Oregan., and. Al,sa:The ,Nar_th,erly 50 feet, of, La,ts 8,. 9 ,and 10, Black 34, af ,the, Amended. Plat, of Fair mount. Addi_tian, to.. Eugene, Lane Caunty, Oregan, as the same is platted and recorded in Val,um.e 2 page 12,. Lane Caunty Oregan Plat Recards, and, WHEREAS, the ,part,ies hereto. mutually desiraus- af clasing this tran- sactian, in sa far a s it. per.tains to the praperty af firs_to party, the title to. which is nat defective; and clasing this transact-ion as to. the remainder af s,aid praperty, when. sai,d t,itl,e defec.ts.. are carrected.., ta- the sa.tisfactian af s.ec,ond" party, . ~, NOW_ THEREF.OBE,incons1,der,atian af- the premis,es and, of the" c,avenants and agreeme'nts to. be kept and perfarmed by the respec,tive parties hereto., as hereinafter specified it is, understaad and agreed between the parties hereto. as f.oll.aws,: 1. First par.tyshalLimmed,ia.t.ely deliver and, canvey to secand. par..t8"by an apprapr,ia,te Dee,d~.and- Bill af Sale, all.af the property real and persanal af first party, except the praperty hereinabave described as having title defec.ts,. 2. Up an; ,the.. de,livery to. secand. party af a Deed and Bill af Sale".in" the farm sa.t,isfac,tary to. the secand party, shall immediately pay to. first party the sum. af Farty,-nin,e thousand ( $4:9,000.00) Dallar.s.. . 3. First. party will ,praceed to. clear the above described property from the, defects in title to. the satisfactian of secand party, and shall have a reasanable time with- in .which to.. do. sa. 4. When sai.d ,title defe.c-ts have, been cle.ared to. the satis- fac.tian af se,candparty, f irs,t par,ty shall. canvey said pra,p_er.ty to., s,ecand. party. by Deed in,. the.. farm approved by secand party, and th\3reupa.p. secand party agrees to. pay first party the sum of One Thausand ($1000.00) Dallars. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, first-.- party hascaus.e.d these pres.ents to. be I executed by its President and Secfetary and its carparate seal to. be hereunto. I affixed by autharity af its Baard af Directars, and secand party has caused I I :( ~I I I I I I I '57~ .D ~ . - ~ - . - . . - -.- ---- -_._--~- -- --~--------~---- --_._~--~-_.- \ . ~ " - - -. - - . - -- -~ ----~ ----~~--~ -- -- - ?Jl J: ~-- ---------- -.----- . . - - ------- - - ----- -_._~-----~------ - -- . . - - -- - - - - ---- --- - -- - -- -- , these presents to be executed by its Mayor and City Manager by authority of a If resolution passed and adopted by its Common Council, this day of ) January, 1947." , " , ***************** y'1 -J ".::"'~ /<1..: 40 THIS MEMORANDUM, made and entered into this day of January, 1947, by, and between the. CITY OF EUGENE, a municipal corporation, hereinafter referred to as the "City",EUGENE POWER COMPANY, An Oregon corporation, and EUGENE WOOLEN MILL COMPANY, An OregQn"corp.o,r.a,tion" ",;~ r.,,,, I:, I Y: I It 1s. aCknowledged. tha,t, the- City has pur,chased, all of the electrical ;: and. water power machinery and, e,quipment owned by. the, Eugene Power Company; that the power. hous,e hous,ing the. aforesaid electrical and water. power machinery and J, equipment, is. l,o,cated, and, s,i.tuated. on real. property, owned by the Eugene Woolen' I' Mill Company, and that the parties hereto desire to provide for the length of time that the City may leave the equipment and machinery aforesaid at its present i location. r i;' W, I T N E SSE T H NOW, THEREFORE, in consideration of the premises, the Eugene Woolen Mill I: Company does hereby give unto the City the right and privilege of leaving and ! maintaining the aforesaid equipment and machinery in the aforesaid power house , for a period not to eX.ceedone calendar year from the date hereof and. that the City and it,s agents shall have reasonable access over and across the property of the Eugene Woolen Mill,Company for the purpose of maintaining and ultimate re- moval of said equipment, and machi.nery. I, L ,The II! the equipment . Eugene Woolen I r I I I: I IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties hereto have executed these presents in triplicate this day and year first above written." I i' and that the City Manager, and City Recorder be and they are hereby f.Urther in- I,' structed, and authorized to pay unto Eugene Power Company the. S.urn, of $1,000.00, ' being thebalanc,e..of the $50,000.00 purchase price as, provided in. the option !: afor,esaid" ' upon., delivery of the warranty deed, of sa id power company transferring I'. the aforesaid real property in Block 34, Fairmount Addition to the City of Eugene, saidwarrant.y deed ,to q be firsta.pproved by the City Attorney." Eugene Power Company agre,es tha t the City may leave and mainta in and machinery aforesaid in its location upon the property of the Mill Company, for the per,iod aforesaid. The City promises and agrees tha t it wi-II, wi thin one calendar year fromth.e date hereof, remove the equipment and machinery aforesaid from its present location, all without unreasonable damage to the permanent foundations of .said power house. , It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Davis tha,t. the resolution be adopted. Motion carried. . Rol1.call, - All Counc.ilmen, pre,sent" vot.ing AYE. I:; r A Resolution -- Re: 41 I, was submitted and, read. ~, .', I. , . ~ "WHEREAS, the term of office of Louis Koppe expired of December, 1946, t and therewith termina ted eight contin~ous, years. of forthright, courageous and t, unselfish service as a Councilman for the City of Eugene, Oregon; and: I Since the Common Council the'reby lost its President and fond leader ! and advisor, 'I'.,: THEREFORE, BE IT- RESOLVED. BY ,THE- COMMON- COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE~ i OREGON: I:: That its sincere appr.eciation, ,and, gra titude be extended to Louis Koppe I for his able l.eadership and counsel, and that on behalf of the City of Eugene II.. and its ,inhabitants, acknowledgment of the, unselfish, conscientious and honest ,J servi.ce of Loui.s. Koppe as a Counc,ilman of said City throughout his eight years ! of membership and during days of national and municipal emergencies, be hereby !:made a part of the permanent records of the Council as humble testament to his ,; services. I, Ii I BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, that the City Recorder be and he is hereby i~directed to deliver unto Louis Koppe a certified copy of this resolution and that I' a second copy. be delivered to ,t.q.e pres,s,." I ::It was moved by Hawn, seconded by Bailey that a certified copy, of this resolution I be delivered unto Louis Koppe and that a second copy be delivered to the press. 1 Motion carried. I: .. I UPON MOTION THEi MEETING WAS ADJOURNED. Appreciation extended by Council to Louis Koppe, " I Respectfully submitted, I :- , , {l ! Deane Seeger City Manager ~