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EUGENE, ORE GON
OCTOBER 10, 1949
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THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE WAS HELD ON OCTOBER (
10,
1949 AT 7:30 P.M. THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY HIS HONOR, MAYOR V. E. JOHNSON, COUNCILMEN
PRESENT WERE: HA fiN , CRUMBAKER, WELLS, Bo 0 T H , GODLOVE. COUNCILMAN DAVIS TOOK HIS SEAT IN THE
COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT APPROXIMATELY 9:05 P.M. COUNCILMEN ALLEN AND SMITH WERE ABSENT.
THE MINUTES OF THE LAST REGULAR MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 12 ANO 26TH, 1949 WERE READ AND
APPROVED.
I .BILlS AGAINST THE VARIOUS CITY DEPARTMENTS WERE SUBMITTED FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1949
AS FOLLOWS:
GENERAL fUND
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT # 4,207.49 HENDERSHOTT I S a 839.14
AETNA L I FE INSURANCE 172.86 HOMELITE CORPORATION 263.44
HENRY f. BEISTEL, REC.-TREAS. 1.55 HORN PLUMBING COMPANY 81.08
PACIFIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 323.45 HORN PRINTING CO. 14.50
EUGEKE HOSPITAL & CLINIC 27.00 HOWITT PLASTICS COMPANY 1.03
HENRY. f. BEISTEL, REC.-TREAS. 642.32 Eo JENSEN COMPANY 3.18
STATE OF OREGON TAX COMMISSION 390.87 KALEN ELECTRIC & MACHINERY CO. 20.48 I
I fiRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE 2,732.65 BRUCE w. KEEN 24.00
EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY 1,842.66 KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY 227.29
MAYOR V. E. Jo HNSON 50.00 KENNELL-ELLIS 10.00
ALASK,A JUNK & MACHINERY CO. 7.50 OREN L. KING 71.25
AMERI~AN PUBLIC WORKS ASS'N. 10.00 KOKE CHAPMAN COMPANY 171.55
AMERI~AN SOCIETY FOR PUBLIC ADMIN. 6.00 lOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE. I NC. 19 1.00 I
AGNES BAARSTAD 36.15 MANERUD HUNTINGTON FUEL COMPANY 15.00
R. A.. BABB HARDWARE CO. 21.80 MCCRACKEN BROTHERS MOTOR fREIGHT 1.29 I
BALLOU & WRIGHT 2.27 MCGINTY RIGGS ELECTRIC 3.40
LESTE.R BARKER 32.48 MILLER METERS, INC. 18.20
BEARING SUPPLY COMPANY 1.82 MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPANY 19.95
HENRY. f. 8EISTEl 29.08 MUNICIPAL FINANCE OFFICERS ASS'N. 20;00
BILL IS GARBAGE SERVICE 4.00 MUNNELL & SHERRilL, INC. 26.09
BOOTH~KElLY tUMBER COMPAN Y 41. " GEORGE MYRMO & SONS 17.05
w. L., BURKHARDT 5.00 NELSON EQUIPMENT COMPANY 7.39 I
L. H.. BUTCHER COMPANY 16.40 NORTHWEST CITIES GAS COMPAN Y 1.05 I
C & 5, ELECTRIC 51.03 NORTHWEST INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY 2.25 i
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CALIFORNIA BRUSH CO. 483.01 NUDELMAN BROTHERS 16.52
CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 654.00 O. K. RUBBER WELDERS 8.50
C HA S E COMPAN Y 4.00 OREGON STATE COLLEGE 4.00
CLARK. BATTERY & ELECTRI C CO. 6.60 OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY 90.84
!i W. C., CLUBB II. I 5 PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH 481.48
COBURN FILM SHOP 5.28 PACKER-SCOTT COMPANY 125.68
COMMERCIAL SUPPLY & EQUIP. Co. 5.21 M. E. PAL LESKE 9.50
COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 62.89 PARMENTER PONTIAC COMPANY 51.20
CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS, INC. 23.27 PETRO-lANE OIL COMPANY 1,357.60
I CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY CO. 1,926.75 PETTY CASH 114.47
J . 14.. CORN U T T 40.00 PITTSBURG PLATE CLASS COMPANY 2.91
DAVIDSON BAK I N G COM PAN Y 8.00 PIERCE AUTO fREIGHT 1.25
DAVIS INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS CO. 4.<40 PROFESSIONAL RODENT CONTROL SERVICE 310.00
DOUBLE D. PRINTING & STATIONERY 14.50 ELLIS RACKLIFF 50.00
DUNCAN METER 1,030.60 RAN KIN BROS. SERVICE 27.70
EUGENE AUTO Top SHOll 2.00 REES RADIO REPAIR 228.94
EUGENE BLUE PRINT COMPANY 5.62 REX CAf"E 1.15
EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS 131.70 A. f. RICHARDS MACHINE SHOP 16.60
EUGENE HARDWARE COMPANY 1.70 RICHFIELD OIL COMPANY 28.61
EUGENE HOSPITAL & CLINIC 27.00 RICHFIELD OIL CORP. 8.76
EUGENE HOTEL 12.00 SHELL OIL COMPANY, INC. 54.55
EUGENE lAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS 35.85 SILVA CHEVROLET CO. 288.93
EUGENE PLANING MILL 5.53 SILVER EAGLE COMPANY 123.55
EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 3,419.54 SMEED SOUND SERVICE 30.00
EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC Bo A R D 195.30 EARL w. SNYDER 65.45
EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 15.51 STANCAL ASPHALT & BITUMULS CO. 471.87
FIRESTONE STORES 7.27 STANDARD COPYHOLDER SALES & DISTR. CO. 8.50
w. P. fULLER & COMPANY 34.32 STATE OF OREGON ACCIDENT COMMISSION 368.21
DRS. FURRER & MCMILAN 74.00 STEEPLES LEATHER STORE 11.50
EVA GALLUP 36.64 JACK STOVALL 5.00
IGENE~AL PA I NT CORP. 13.92 SUN BLEND VENETIAN BLIND CO. 2.60
GIUSTINA BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY 44.67 E. L. SURf"US 71.17
B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY 45.82 C. A. SWARTS. SHERI FF 67.50
JOE GORDON HARDWARE, INC. 10.49 TWIN OAKS BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 9.54
fRED HALEY 20.32 VALLEY STATIONERY CO. 200.71 I
GEORGE A. HALTON 125.24 DANIEL VANBUSKIRK 650.00
HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES CO. 74.05 VALLEY PRINTING COMPANY 8.60
I HEARNE BROTHERS 210.00 VERN'S ASSOCIATED SERVICE 7.25
L. G. HELTERLINE 112.00 WALLACE & TIERNAN SALES CORP. 12.53
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GENERAL fUND fiRE EQUIPMENT fUND
WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH I 36.37 E. t. SURFUS $ 206.93
WIGGINS COMPANY, INC. 79.00 HENRY f. BEISTEL 138.96
T. C. WILDISH 220.00
WILTSHIRES 8.64, MILLRACE PARK rUND
LEW WOOD 76.80 .
ZELLERBACH PAPER COMPANY 16.54 STATE TAX COMMISSION 1'3; 98
L. W. CARLISLE;. 100. " .flRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE 90~40
GEORGE f. CAKE CO. 395.00 R. & G. MANUFACTURING COMPANY 6.00 \1
MOUNTAIN STATES POWER COM~ANY 124.10 PETTY CASH 1.30 i
JOHN w. PENNINGTON 24.00 JA Y f. OLDHAM . 52'.50
HENRY f. BEISTEL 720.71 NAGLE lUMBER COMPANY 21.37
w. S. DARLEY & CO. i8.31 GEORGE MYRMO & SONS 26.35
ROBBINS-STASNY 'COMPANY 403.25 KENNELL-ELL,I S 10,.50
GUARD PUBLISHING COMPANY 46.95 INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL 18.50
o. f. BEVERE 5.00 GIUST,INA BROS. LUMBER CO. 69.00
D. L~ CAMPBELL 5.0p EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL CO. ' 209.22
EUGE~E SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY 187.50 E.u GE NE BLUE PRINT CO.. , .25.40
JACK. J. JONES .5~00 B.OOTH-KELlY LUMBER CO. 314.40
LANE:GRAVEL COMPANY 1,114.25 R. A. BA B.B HA ROW ARE CO. 54.73
HAROLD VANSICKLE 5.00 HENRY f. BE IS.T.EL . 7.31.;00
P'UBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT 40.67
SPECIAL SEWER fUND . I
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. . .DISTRICT I MPROVUIENT fUND
OREG~N STATE TAX COMMISSION 14.32 .
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RET I RE'MI!:';"T 14.70 N,ELS T. JORGENSE.N ',,877.62
LANE GRAVEL COMPANY 72.00 S.TIEN BROS. . 2,160.00
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f~RS~ NATIONAL BAN~ OF" EUGENE 157.70 C,EN T RAl HEATING C.OMPANY 1,027.80
STg:N. BROTHERS 365.07 ~ENTRAL HEATING CO. 1,681~34
E~PI~E CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 8,924.58 C,ENTRAL HEATING CO. . 1,004..71
JPRG~NSEN CONCRETE COMPANY 76.64 C.ENTRAL HE A TIN G CO. 1,196.37
.-.',!"- f.. II.R I DOLE 6,598.12
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INTERSECTION :,:,';(1 WERNER & JESKE 8,118.00
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. . INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL 667.57
C. M. KEMP 48.10 INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL I ,979.77
:; ~ . : . ;. C,EN T R!<l HE A TIN G CO. 2,790.00
", ';I' .~~, 1." :1,. SPECIAL fiRE DEPARTMENT IMPROVEMENT T.. C. WILDISH 2,309..85 .
~1CI;" r;:;~v.. INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL CO. 1,080.03 .
CLARE K. HAMLIN ... 276.00 .APUE CONSTRUCTION 9,243.00
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GUSKE. BROTHERS 328.24 SJIEN BROS. 11,265.30
INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL CO. 928.71
SPECIAL AMAZON CHANNEL fUND I~TER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL CO. 682.15'
APME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 5,224.99
fiRST. NAT 10NAL BANK OF' EUGENE ,8.50 INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL CO. 697.50 .
STATE. TAX COMMISSION .84 STIEN BROTHERS 13,164.64
HENRY. f. BE 1ST E L .74.66 srlEN BROTHERS 4,193.34
. NELS T. JORGENSEN 6,749.28.
. NELS T. JORGENSEN 1,475.50
. S11EN BROTHERS 232~80 I
STIEN BROTHERS 762.86 . .
. STIEN BROTH,ERS 716.87
. STIEN BROTHERS. 813.17
. STIEN BROTHERS 5,146.40
T. C. WILDISH 619.02
. STIEN BROTHERS 4,194.'7
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}T WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT. THE BILlS:AS SUBMITTED AND READ BE APPROVED,
AND T~E PROPER CITY OFFICERS AUTHORIZED TO DRAW UP THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROllCALL VOTE.
MOT10tJ CARRIED.
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2 JHE FOLLOWING MONTHLYPAYME~T ESTIMATES WERE SUBMITTED AND READ.
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2ND A~D FINAL TO CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING ASH FROM. CLARK TO CHESHIRE - $1,944.94.
1ST T9 GlENWOOD SAND & GRAVEL F'OR PAVING ONYX F"ROM fRANK~IN TO 13TH - $2,918.34.
3RD T9, INTER-CITY SANp & GRAVEL FOR PAVING VAN BUREN FRO~ 17TH TO 18TH - $1,772.77.
3RD T9 INTER-PITY.SAND & GRAVEL FOR PAVING fRIENDLY FROM. 17TH TO 18TH - $1,741.81.
1ST TO JORGENSEN CONCRETE FOR PAVING HARRIS FROM 29TH TO.30TH - 85,778.00.
2ND TO JORGENSEN CONCRETE FOR PAVING 21ST FROM LAWRENCE TO WASHINGTON - 83,724.16.
2ND T9 CENTRAL HEATING FOR PAVING MO~~DE FROM CLARK TO C~ESHIRE - 82,523.59.
3RO A'lID FINAL TO INTER-C~TY SAND & GRAVEL FOR PAVIN~ GRA~D F"ROM R. R. TO CHESHIRE - 85,933.98.
2ND TO NELS T. JORGENSEN FOR PAVING fRIENDLY FROM, 18TH TO 19TH - 83,286.19.
2ND T9 CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING POTTER FROM. 24TH TO 25TH - $1,434.30.
3RO TQ INTER-CITY SANO.& GRAVEL FOR PAVING ADAMS FROM 19TH TO 22ND - 88,189.31.
2ND At-ID F"I NAL TO ACME CONSTRUCTION FOR PAVING ALDER FROM.24TH TO 25TH - 8299.44.
2ND T9 INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL FOR PAVING LAWRENCE FROM.2IST TO 22ND - 82,210.04. .
3RD T9 CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVI~G 23RD FROM HARRIS TO EMERALD - 812,061.66. I
2ND TQ CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING 22ND FROM HARRIS TQ UNIVERSITY - 85,287.14.
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1ST TO INTER-CITV SAND & GRAVEL FOR PAVING KINCAID FROM 29TH TO 30TH - 82,571.03.
2ND TO T. C. WILDISH FOR PAVING HARRIS FROM 19TH TO 24TH - 818,967.56.
2ND TO INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL FOR PAVING UNIVERSITY FROM 26TH TO 28TH - 83,796.97.
2ND TO INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL FOR PAVING KINCAID FROM 24TH TO 25TH - $3,735.95.
3RD TO NELS T. JORGENSEN FO R PAVING 24TH FROM ALDER TO HARRIS - 82,518.03.
4TH TO STIEN BROS. FOR PAVING ALDER FROM 27TH TO 28TH - 8813.44.
1ST TO INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL FOR PAVING 27TH FROM POTTER TO UNIVERSITY - 81,049.13.
3RD AND FINAL TO STIEN BROS. FOR PAVING TAYLOR FROM lOT H TO I I TH .. $324.19.
I 3RD TO ACME CONSTRUCTION FOR PAVING 17TH FROM FRIENQLY TO POLK - 812,901.61.
2ND TO STIEN BROS. FOR PAVING FRIENDLY FROM 19TH TO 24TH - ~28,391.36.
3RD AND FINAL TO STIEN BROS. FOR PAVING 14TH FROM TYLER TO POLK - 8150.47.
2ND TO INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL FOR PAVING POTTER FROM 26TH TO 27TH - 84,416.03.
1ST TO GLEN WOOD SAND & GRAVEL FOR PAVING 23RD FROM WILLAMETTE TO MCMILLAN - 82,053.74.
I ST TO CASCADE CONST. & ENGINEERING FOR AMAZON BRIDGE AT OAK STREET - 8564.40.
1ST TO CASCADE CONST. & ENGINEERING FOR AMAZON BR I D GE AT 19TH - 84,429.94.
I 1ST TO CASCADE C,ONST. & ENGINEERING FOR AMAZON B RID GE AT CHAMBERS - 85,902.06.
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1ST TO F. W. RIDDLE FOR MilLRACE RECONSTRUCTION - 812,633.58.
2ND AND FINAL TO EMPIRE CONST. FOR SANITARY SEWER ON AGATE - FRANKLIN TO 18TH & 17TH FROM AGATE I
TO FAIRMOUNT - 813,312.84.
2ND TO f. w. RIDDLE FOR S. WllLAMETTE SEWERS - 329,730.14.
13TH & FINAL TO P. S. LORD FOR WEST SIDE SEWER PROJECT SEC. I - SEC. I - 829,793.91.
1ST TO INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL FOR STORM SEWER ON 19TH AVE. - 811,200.34.
3RD AND FINAL,TO WERNER & JESKE FOR SANITARY SEWERS ON MALABAR Hill. - 81,010.32.
I 1ST TO T. C. WILDISH FOR STORM SEWER IN ALLEY BET. EMERALD & ONYX FROM 25TH TO 26TH - 82,387.77.
RELEASE TO ACME CONS T . FOR PAVING ALLEY BET. PATTERSON & HILYARD - BROADWAY TO MILLRACE - $150.00.
2ND TO O'NEIL & SON ON MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT - $13,521.89.
2ND AND FINAL TO EMPIRE CONST. FOR SEWER ON FIRST AVENUE FROM POLK TO WEST CITY LIMITS - 3160.49.
IT WAS MOVED BV HAWN, SECONDED BV CRUMBAKER THAT THE ESTIMATES AS CERTIFIED BY W. C. CLUBB,
CITV ENGINEER, AN D THE CONTRACTORS, BE APPROVEO AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE
WARRANTS IN PAVMENT OF THE SAME. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. I
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3 REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER - RE: PROGRAM FOR MOVING STREET DEPARTMENT, REMODELING MAIN- I
TEN AN CE BUILDING AND CITY HALL WAS SUBMITTEO AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I
itA REPORT FROM THE ARCHITECT SUBMITTING REVISED ESTIMATES ON THE PROPOSED PROGRAM I
FOR MOVING THE STREET DEPARTMENT TO 3RD AND LINCOLN AND REMODELING THE MAINTENANCE I
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BUilDING AT 5TH AND OLIVE FOR A LAW ENFORCEMENT DEPARTMENT IS HEREWITH SUBMITTED FOR I
YOUR CONSIDERATION. THE REVISED ESTIMATE OF COSTS IS 824,965.00 FO R THE CONSTRUCTION OF' I
THE STREET DEPARTMENT BUILDINGS AT 3RD AND LINCOLN; 344,792.00 FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A
JAIL WITH CELLS FOR 26 PRISONERS, TWO DRUNK TAN KS, A DORMITORY FOR 20 TRUSTEES, JAILERS
OFFICE, BOOKING, DETENTION AND PRISONER VISITORS SPACE. #20,084.00 ESTIMATED COST FOR I
THE POLICE STATION TO INCLUDE PUBLIC ENTRANCE AND GENERAL OFf"ICE, CHIEF OF POLICE OFFICE, I
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TRAFFIC liEUTENANT OFFICE, DETECTIVE OFFICE, MATRONS OFFICE AND SPACE FOR HOLDING WOMEN I
AND JUVENILES, INTERROGATING ROOMS AND SMALL KITCHEN; AND 82,500.00 FOR REMODELING THE I
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SPACE IN THE CITY HALL NOW OCCUPIED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT FOR USE AS A COUNCIL CHAMBER. I
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT INASMUCH AS THIS WORK COULD BE DONE IN THE WINTER SEASON THAT I
THE LARGEST PORTION OF THE WORK IS INSIDE, THAT THE COUNC I L CALL FOR BIOS ON ALL OF THE !
I ABOVE WORK ESTIMATED AT A COST OF $92,341.00.
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THIS RECOMMENDATION IS MADE DUE TO THE URGENCY AND IMMEOIATE NEED FOR ADEQUATE JAIL I
FACILITIES IN OUR CITY AND THIS PROGRAM SEEMS TO PRESENT THE BEST POLICE FACILITIES AND I
JAIL FACILITIES FOR PRISONERS, TRUSTEES, JUVENILES AND WOMEN FOR THE AMOUNT OF FUNDS
A V A I LA BL E THAN ANY OTHER POSSIBILITIES STUDIED. FUTURE PLANS FOR A JOINT C I TV-COUNTY I
CIVIC CENTER BUILDING NEED NOT BE IMPAIRED BV THIS ACTION, BUT OUR IMMEDIATE NEEDS ARE I
SO URGENT THAT THIS PROGRAM IS RECOMMENDED AS A MORE FEAS I BLE ONE WITH THE FUNDS AVAIL- I
ABLE TO WO R K WIT H, WHICH IS 873,54 I .31 IN THE C I T V HA LL AND JAIL fUND FOR THIS PURPOSE, I
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AND IT IS ESTIMATED THAT AN ADDITIONAL $10,000 MAV BE U~ILIZED FROM THE STREET DEPARTMENT i
FUNDS, AND THE RE IS $3,250.00 IN THE CITY HALL BUILDING AND MAINTENANCE FUND FOR CITY I
HALL REMODELING MAKING APPROXIMATE FUNDS FOR THIS WORK AVAILABLE OF 886,791.31. . I
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IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER BE ADOPTED. i
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MOTION CARRIED. I
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IT WAS MOVED FURTHER BY MR. HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE CITY MANAGER BE IN-
STRUCTED TO PROCEED WITH THE CALLING OF BIDS ON THE STREET DEPARTMENT FACILITIES AT 3RD AND
liNCOLN, REMODELING OF THE BUILDING AT 5TH AND OLIVE FOR POLICE DEPARTMENT QUARTERS, AND THE
REMODELING OF THE PRESENT POLICE QUARTERS FOR COUNCIL CHAMBERS, ALL AS OUTLINED IN THE ARCHI- I
TECT'S PRELIMINARY ESTIMATES AND THAT A CONTRACT BE ENTERED ~NTO WITH THE ARCHITECT RELATIVE
TO HIS SERVICE AND COMPENSATION FOR THE COMPLETION OF WORKING PLANS AND INSPECTION OF THE WORK. I
ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.
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IT WAS BROUGHT OUT IN CONNECTION WITH ABOVE BUILDING PROGRAM THAT IF, T HE BIOS 00 NOT COME I
WITHIN THE LIMIT OF THE FUND AVAILABLE THAT THE MONEY SPENT FOR THE PREPARATION or THE PLANS I
WOULD NOT BE LOS T AS THEY COULD BE USED AT A LATER llA TE. I
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I 4 A REPORT Of" THE SPECIAL COUNCIL COMMITTEE ON FEDERAL HOUSING WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS
FOLLOWS:
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liEu GENE PARTICIPATION WITH'~ANE COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY WERE ANALYZED BY MR. CAMPBELL.
THE tANE'CO~NTY HOUSING AUTHORITY IS AN IN 0 I V I DU A L BOARD CONSISTING OF FIVE ME~BERS APPOINTED
BY THE COUNTY COURT WITH POWER TO ACT UNDER'rHE 1949 HOUSING ACT ON HOUSING PROJECTS INDE';'
PENDENT OF THE COUNTY-OR CITY, HOWEVER, CITIES OVER 2500 DO'NOT COME UNDER THE-JURISDICTION
OFT HE HOUSING AUTHORITY UNLESS'SPECIFICALLY DIRECTED BY THE CITY THROUGH A RESOLUTION
PASSED'BY'THE'CITY'COUNCIL~ i
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THE C I T '( HAS NO LIABILITY IN CONNECTION WITH THESE HOUSING PROJECTS A'S THE ENTIRE. ,.
AUTHORITY AND LIABILITY RESTS'WITH THE HOUSING AUTHORITY, ENABLING IT TO" ENTER INTO
CONTRACTS AN 0 THE FINANCING OF AS MANY UNITS AS REQUESTED AFTER JUSTIFICATION FROM THE
SURVEY. THEY ARE'EMPOWERED TO SELL BONDS FOR FORTY YEARS WHICH WOULD BE BACKED 'BY THE I
fEDERAL GOVERNUENT UP TO 4-1/2%, WITH THE COST NOT TO EXCEED #1,750 PER ROOM. THE () BJE CT
OF THIS fEDERAL' HOUSING ACT IS TO PROVIDE I:.OW RENT HOUSING FOR fAMILIES-ELIGIBLE UNDER THE
ACT WHO ARE NOW LIVING ~N'SUBSTAND~RD HOUSES OR DOUBLED UP WITH OTHER fAMILIES. T HE S E
HOMES WOULD NOT BE SUBJECT TO TAX BUT WOULD PAY AN AMOUNT EQUAL TO 10% Or THE GROSS, RENTALS
IN LIEU THEREOr. THE HOUSING AUTHORITY WOULD BE RESPONSIBLE fOR THE INSTALLATION Or THE
'STREETS AND UTILITIES AND WOULD ALSO BE ALLOWED TO BUILD UP A RESERVE rROM MAINTENANCE
rUNDS TO COPE WITH fUTURE EMERGENCIES. THE HOUSING AUTHORITY WOULD'MAINTAIN-A STAfr:TO
ADEQUATELY MAINTAIN AND CHECK UPON'THE ELIGIBILITY OF TENANTS. IT' I S A LS 0 THE INTENTION
OF THIS ACT-TO BRING THE-SUBSTANDARD HOUSES UP TO STANDARD. THE PRESENT I NTENT OF THE
HOUSING AUTHORITY IS TO CONDUCT SURVEYS Of THE CITIES Or EUGENE AND SPRINGrlELD AND THEIR.
fRINGE AREAS AND'ITWAS BROUGHT OUT'THAT THE HOUSING'AUTHORITY COULD PROCEED WITH THE' I
. , . SURVEYS AND' THE CONSTRUCTION Or HOMES rOR THIS PURPOSE'ON THE fR~NGE AREAS'OUTSIDE OF' T HE
- . CITY LIMITS WITHOUT ANY ACTION fROM THE CITY AND' THAT THE CITY WouLD BE. VERY WILLING TO
COOPERATE IN THE USUAL POLICY RELATIVE'TO STREETs'AND UTILITIES.
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CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION TOOK PLACE RELATIVE TO THE PROPOSED RESOLUTION COVER I NG THE
PRELIMINARY LOAN AN 0 SURVE Y FOR 300 UNITS IN THE CITY Or EUGENE WITH PARTICULAR NOTE or
THE'LAST:PARAGRAPH IN THE RESOLUTION WHICH SEEMED TO INDICATE THAT THE PASSAGE'OF THIS
RESOLUTION BY THE ~ITY COUNCIL WOULD DECLARE'THE INTENT OF THE CITY TO ENTER THEREAFTER
INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH SAID HOUSING AUTHORITY FOR THE PROV~SION OF SAID LOW RENT PUBll C
HOUSING. IT SEEMED' THAT THE SURVEY ..OULD BE DESIRABLE IF THE CITY WERE NOT OBLIGATED TO
DECLARE ITS FUTURE ACTIONS AT THIS TIME AS THERE AREINOW APPLICATIONS INVOLVING THE CON-
STRU CT I ON OF' APPROXIMATELY 450 APARTMENTS AND LOW COST HOUSES IN THE CITY Or EUGENE BY
PRIVATE CAPI'TAL. IT' WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT THE' PASSAGE OF THIS RESOLUTION MIGHT HAVE SOME
ErFECT UPON THE CONTI NUANCE OF THE S E PROPOSED PROJECTS. ,.,.'
THE ENT IRE HOUSING PROGRAM WAS DISCUSSED AT LENGTH RELATIVE TO THE NEED AND BENEF IT
TO THIS COMMUNITY AND THE OBLIGATION Or THE C I TV IN CONNECTION WITH THE C.ANE COUNTY ,.
HOUSING AUTHORITY AND THE PUBLIC HOUSING ACT OF 1949 AND THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATION' . .
WAS MADE UNANiMOUSLY: "
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THAT DUE TO THE ,210 PROPOSED APARTMENT COMMITMENTS AT THIS TIME BY F.. H. A. AND THE
207 UNIT LOW COST HOUSING PROJECTS IN THE WEST PARK ADDITION ALL HAVING BEEN APPROVED
FOR COMMITMENTS BY THE fEDERAL HOUSiNG AUTHORITY THAT THE CITY OF' EUGENE 00 NOT REQUEST
PUBLIC HOUSING THROUGH THE HOUSING AUTHORITY AT THIS TIME. .
IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY' CRUMBAKER THAT THE REPORT BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED.
THE ADOPT I ON OF THE REPORT WAS FOLLOWED BY A LENGTHY DISCUSSION OF THE SUBJECT BY MR. I
FRANK' REID AND MR. KARL WAGNER, OrF'lCIALS OF THE lANE COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY rAVORING A
HOUSING SURVEY AND BY MESSRS. MCGINNIS, E. H. HALL, JAMES RODMAN AND MISS WALTON ON BOTH SIDES
OF THE QUESTION. ;CERTAIN MEMBERS OF THE 'COUNCIL 'EXPRESSED THEMSELVES INDIVIDUALLY AS INCLINED
TOWARD A CONSIDERATION OF PROPOSALF'OR A HOUSING'SURVEY WITHOUT ANY COMMITMENT TO PURSUE'A
PUBLIC HOUSING PROGRAM F'OLLOWING THE SURVEY. IT WAS EXPLAINED BY COUNCILMAN CRUMBAKER THAT
THE RESOLUTION AS SUBMITTED BY THE lANE COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY OBLIGATES THE COUNCIL TO
PROCEED WITH A PUBLIC HOUSING' PROGRAM I I" YHE SURVEY INDICATES THE ~EED FOR'ADDITIONAL LOW-
RENT HOUSING (SEE RESOLUTION SECTION rOR ACTION ON RESOLUTION).
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IT WAS AGREED THAT A LATER MEETING S~OULD' BE HELD WITH:OFFICIALS OF THE lANE COUNT Y HOus ING /'
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AUTHORITY WHO WILL FU R THE REX PL A I N THE PROGRAM AND SUBMIT A REVISED REQUEST.
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5 A REPORT Or THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE - RE: REGULATING RErRIGERATION INDUSTRY WAS SUBMITTED
AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
"A MEETING OF'THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE WAS HELD ON MONDAY, OCTOBER'IO, 1949, WITH
COUNCILMEN WELLS AND BOOTH, AND'CITY MANAGER KING PRESENT.
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A REVIEW'OF THE ORDINANCE PERTAINING TO ItREGULATING REFRIGERATION I NDUSTRY AND
PROVIDING FOR LICENSES" RESULTED IN THE RE COMMEN DA TI ON Or THE COMM I TTEE THAT THE ~ . . .
. ORDINANCE BE PASSED UPON ITS SECOND AND FINAL READING OCTOBER' 10~ 1949.
IN CONSIDERATION OF THIS ORDINANCE IT WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT PROPER INSPECTION SHOULD
BE MAINTAINED TO' INS~RE THE PROTECT-ION Or WORKMANSHIP AS STIPULATED IN THE ORDINANCE UNDER
SECTION II WHI CH ADOPTS THE MINIMUM STANDARDS RELATING TO THE DESIGN, CONSTRU CT.I ON, '.N,~
STALLATION,ALTERATION AND MAINTENANCE OF REFRIGERATION SYSTEMS AND APPURTENANCES USED I
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THEREIN AS ESTABLI SHED BY THE AMERICAN SArETYCOOE FOR MECHANICAL RErRIGERATION. II
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IT WAS MOVED BY Bo 0 T H , SECONDED BY WELLS THAT THE REPORT or THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE BE
ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED.
REPORTS or BOARDS AND COMM I SS IONS I
6 A REPORT or THE HEALTH BOARD - RE: SANITARY DISTRICT, CHLORINATION or MILLRACE, ETC. WAS I
SUBMITTED AND READ AS rOLLOWS:
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II "A MEETING or THE HEALTH BOARD WAS HELD ON MONDAY, GCTOBER 3, 1949 IN THE EUGENE I
HOTEL WITH THE rOLLOWING MEMBERS PRESENT: OR. rURRER, OR. TRIOLO, WINDSOR CALKINS, OR. !
PAUL SMITH, VICTOR MORGAN, DR. HELTERLlNE, MR. RACKLlrr, HOWARD SMITH, MAYOR JO HNSON, . MR.
KING, MR. MILLICAN AND MR. riSK. THE MINUTES or THE LAST UEETING WERE READ AND APPROVED.
IT WAS MOVED BY OR. SMITH, SECONDED BY OR. HELTERLlNE THAT THE MONTHLY REPORT BE I
riLED. MOTION CARRIED. I
, A REPORT WAS GIVEN BY MR. riSK RELATIVE TO THE ARMY ENGINEERS PROGRAM ON THE AMAZON
DRAINAGE INTO THE rERN RIDGE RESERVO I R. MR. riSK STATED THAT IN TALKING WITH COLONEL
WALSH AND HIS EN G I NE E R THAT HE HAD BEEN ASSURED THAT.THERE WOULD BE ONL Y THE SURPLUS WATER I
TURNED INTO THE rERN RIDGE RESERVOIR WHICH WOULD NOT BE ENOUGH TO CONTAMINATE THE RESERVOIR
IN ANY MEASURABLE AMOUNT. OR. TRIOLO REPORTED THAT HE HAD BEEN ADVISED BY THE ENGINEERS !
THAT THERE WOULD BE A rURTHER HEARING BY THE ENGINEERS PRIOR TO ANY rUTURE ACTION RELATIVE
I TO DRAINING THE AMAZON INTO THE rERN RIDGE RESERVOIR. I
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THE SUBJECT or THE MILLRACE BEING POLLUTED WAS BROUGHT UP AND OR. TRIOLO MENTIONED I
THAT HE AND OR. MILLER HAD POSTED THE MILLRACE IN AN ENDEAVOR TO ELIMINATE ANY SWIMMING I
AS A NUMBER or CASES or ILLNESS HAD BEEN REPORTED rROM THIS C AU S E . THE QUESTION OF i
CHLORINATION WAS BROUGHT UP AND IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT rROM AN ECONOMICAL STANDARD IT I
WAS NOT PRACTICAL TO ENDEAVOR TO CHLORINATE THE MILLRACE AT THIS TIME, DUE PARTICULARLY TO
THE POLLUTION EMINATING rROM THE WILLAMETTE RIVER AND THE SEWAGE BEING DUMPED INTO q. THE
TURBIDITY IN THE MILLRACE IS QU I T E HE A V Y , BUT AS THE BANKS BECOME MORE SODDE 0 THE WATER
MAY BECOME LESS TURBID IN THE rUTU RE. MR. MILLICAN or THE STATE SANITARY AUTHORITY orrlCE I
STATEQ THAT IT WOULD TAKE AN EXORB I TANT AMOUNT or CHLORINE TO ErrECT ANY TYPE or SArE
RESULTS AT THIS TIME AS THE CHLORINE DEMAND WOULD BE VERY UNRELIABLE. IT .WAS ALSO BROU GHT
OUT THAT IT WOULD COST MORE THAN $2,000.00 PER MONTH rOR THE CHLORINE ALONE IN ADDITION I
TO INS TAL L I N G THE CHLORINATING EQUIPMENT AT THIS TIME AND IT WAS THE RECOMMENDATION or I
THE BOARD or HEALTH THAT NO ENDEAVOR BE MA DE TO CHLORINATE THE MILLRACE rOR SWIMMING
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PURPOSES UNTIL THE POLLUTED CONDITION HAS BEEN CORRECTED THROUGH THE CONSTRUCTION or I
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS rOR THE ENTIRE VICINITY.
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IT WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT SPRINGrlELD WAS PLANNING TO HAVE ONLY PRIMARY TREATMENT rOR I
THEIR SEWAGE DiSPOSAL AND THAT THE POSSIBILITY or A METROPOLITAN SANITARY DISTRICT i
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COVERING THIS ENTIRE AREA SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED. I
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OR. rURRER MOVED THAT INASMUCH AS PARTIALLY TREATED SEWAGE WOULD NOT BE SATlsrACTORY i
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rROM A HEALTH STANDPOINT IN MEETING HE AL T H REQUIREMENTS THAT AN ATTEMPT BE MADE TO I
PROPERLY rACILITATE COMPLETE TREATMENT rOR THE ENTIRE EUGENE-SPRINGrIELD AREA AND THA T I
I
THE VARIOUS CITIES AND DISTRICTS INVOLVED MEET IN AN ENDEAVOR TO ESTABLISH A METROPOLITAN I
I SANITARY DISTRICT TO SERVE THE ENTIRE AREA AND THAT A COpy or THIS RESOLUTION BE SENT TO i
THE STATE SANITARY AUTHORITY, THE CITY COUNCIL or EUGENE, THE CITY COUNCIL or SPRINGFIELD
I: AND TO ALL DISTRICTS REPRESENTED IN THIS AREA. THIS MOTION WAS SECONDED BY MR. CALK I NS
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II AND PASSED UNANIMOUSLY.
OR. HEL TE RLI NE REPORTED THAT THE MILK SUPPLY WAS BECOMING LOW AND THAT 65 OR 70 CANS
:/ or MILK WERE BE I NG OBTAINED FROM ASTORIA. HE STATED THIS SHORTAGE TOOK PLACE EVEN THOUGH
ELEVEN NEW DAIRIES HAD BEEN OPENED UP LAST MONTH. HE STATED THERE WAS A SURPLUS or GRADE
,I A MILK IN PORTLAND, McMINNVILlE AND ASTORIA, BUT THAT THIS MILK COUL 0 BE ALLOWED TO COME
TO Eu GENE ONLY UPON PROPER INSPECTION BY OUR MILK AND MEAT INSPECTION DEPARTMENT AND THAT
I THE rARMER'S CREAMERY WILL PAY EXPENSES UP TO $200 PER MONTH TO MAKE THESE INSPECTIONS
, OUR I N G THE rEW MONTHS DURING WHICH THE SUPPLY IS LOW. HE ALSO STATED SKIMMED MILK ONLY
WAS NEEDED AS THERE EXiSTS A SURPLUS or BU T T ERr AT. IT WAS AGREED BY THE BOARD or HEALTH I
THAT THIS PROCEDURE BE RECOMMENDED TO THE CITY COUNCIL rOR APPROVAL. I
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OR. HELTERLINE ALSO REPORTED THAT THE CITV or SPRINGrlELD DESIRED MilK AND MEAT I
INSPECTION AND HAD AGREED TO PAY $1200 PER YEAR rOR OUR DEPARTMENT TO MAKE THE SE I
INSPECTIONS AND THAT THE C I T Y or SPRINGrlELD WOULD ADOPT THE SAME ORDI NANCES AS THOSE I
WHICH THE MILK AND MEAT INSPECTIONS ARE BEING MADE UNDER IN EUGENE. IT WAS RECOMMENDED I
BY THE BOARD or HEALTH THAT THIS PLAN BE ADOPTED BY THE CITY COUNCIL.
I
OR. TRIOLO REPORTED THAT HE HAD CONSULTED WITH THE CHIEf ENGINEER or THE WEYERHAEUSER I
i PULP MILL COMPANY WHO HAD REPORTED THAT IT WILL TAKE CARE or THE SMELL EMINATING rROM THE I
I
PRESENT PULP OPERATIONS EAST or SPRINGrIELD. THE ENGINEER ASSURED HIM THAT 000 RS rROM I
THIS SULPHATE PROCESS COULD BE ELIMINATED AND THAT THE YARE ENDEAVORING TO DETERMINE THE I
I
UQST .ECONOMICAL .PROCESS TO USE. AND WOULD ENDEAVOR TO DO THIS WITHIN THE NEXT tOUR MONTHS. " i
I IT WAS MOVED BY GODLOVE, SECONDED BV HAWN THAT THE RE PO RT or THE BOARD Of HEALTH AND THE
RESOLUTION BE RErERRED TO THE HEALTH COMMITTEE or THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIEO.
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THE MONTHLY 'REPORT or THE MILK AND MEAT INSPECTOR WAS SUBMITTED.
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UPON MOTION DUL':f MADE AND SECONDED, THE REPORT WAS RECEIVED AND PLACED'ON ,VILE. MOTl ON
CARRI EO. .
7 A REPORT or THE BOARD or APPEALS - RE: VARIANCES TO ZONING ORDI~ANCE WAS SUBMITTED AND
READ AS- rOLLOVlS:' '.
"THE BOARD or ApPEALS HELD A MEETING OCT 0 BE R 7, 1949 AT THE CITY HALL TO CONSIDER THE
rOLLOWING REQutSTS ~OR ZONING VARiANCES.
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.- , MR. SECOY or.2440 ALDER STRE~T
I . REQUESTS PERMISSION TO REMO DE'L HIS GARAGE TO LIVING
QUARTERS" THis IS IN THE R-I, SINGLE-rAMILY ZONE AN 0 THE ORDINANCE WOULO NOT ALLOW THE
Two-rAMILY DWELLINGS - THE PROPERTY IS 60'xI60' AND IT HAS TO THE SOUTH A SELr-SERVICE
LAUNDRY WITH ATTACHED DWELLING, A GROCERY STORE WITH DWELLING AN~ A DUPLEX DWELLING ON
THE CORNER LOT AT 25TH AND ALDER. THE LOT TO' T HE NORTH HAS THREE SINGLE rAM I l Y UN I TS ~
AL Lor THE UNITS EXCEPT THE THRtE ON ONE LOT WERE BU I L T BErORE ANNEXATI ON or THE AREA,
THERErORE, SINCE THE RE IS THE COMMERC l'AL ASPECT or HiE' BLOCK, L1R. SECOY DOES NOT F'EEL
THA.T AN EXTRA DWELLING UNIT ON HIS LOT TO THE RE A R 0 r HIS HOUSE WOULD DETRACT rROM THE
RESIDENTIAL CHARACTER OF' THE NEIGHBORHOOD.
THE Bo A R 0 RECOMMEN OS REZONING OF' THE BLOCK TO A NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL CLASSIF'ICATlON.
2. REQUEST OF' MR. MERLE M. HOL LI STER OF' 1464 JEF'F'ERSON STREET WHO REQUESTS PERMISSION TO I
ADD BEDROOMS AND LIVING ROOM ABOVE A HOBBY SHOP WHICH HE IS CONSTRU CT I NG IN THE REAR or
HIS YARD. .
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THE ROOMS ARE INTENDED FOR THE USE OF HIS MOTHER WHO, DUE TO ILLNESS NECESSITATES HER
LIVING WITH HIM. THE PRE SE NT ARRANGEMENT HE CLAIMS IS CROWDED, THEREFORE HIS DE SIRE TO A 0,0
THE ExTRA LIVING QUARTERS -- THIS IS IN THE R-I SINGLE FAMILY ZONE. BOARD DENIED THE REQUEST.
MR.'STlEN APPROVED.
3~' 'It REQUEST ';'ROM MR. MURRAY AGATE, ATTORNEY REPRESENTING THE MOODY-~ENDRICKSON LUMBER
COMPANY FOR ~tR~ISSION TO MAINTAIN TWO LARGE 5 i GNS ADVERTISING THEIR LOCATION AT 15TH AND
TYLER STREETS. ' THESE 51 GNS AT ONE TIME WERE PLACED ON 15TH AVENUE NEAR POLK STREET AND
'WERE:ATTHAT LOCATI~~ PRIOR TO AND FOR A PERIOD'AF'TER ANNEXATION OF THE AREA TO THE CITY,
THE SUBSEQUENT SALE o'r THE CORNER PROPERTIES AND THE ERECTION OF HO'ME'S F'ORCED THE REMOVAL
OF SAID SIGNS. THE LUMBER COMPANY WISHES TO RE-ERECT THESE SIGNS ON THEIR PROPERTY AND
BELIEVE t~EY MAY RIGHTFULLY 00 SO SINCE THE SIGNS WERE PART OF THE BUSINESS AS A NON-
CONFORMING OCCUPANCY. BOARD DENIED THE'REQUESt.
4. A REQUEST FROM MR. DON BYE RS, ARCHIT'ECT REPRESENTING THE COATES CONSTRUCTION COMPAN Y
OF PORTLA~D rOR WAIVER or PROV I S I.ON OF ITS ZONING ORDINANCE WHICH LIMITS THE HE I G H Tor
BUILDINGS, LOT COVER.AGE AND THE' LOT AREA RE QU I REMENTS FOR A L I V I N GUN I' T .
THIS IS I~ CONNECTION WITH A PROPOSED TEN-STORY APARTMiNT BU I L 0 I N G 0 r 100 UNITS WITH
GROUND FLOOR GARAGE AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER or aLIVE AND 16TH AVENUES IN THE R-4 ZONE. THE
'AREA COVERAGE WILL :EXCEED THE 60% ALLOWA'BLE FO~ THE GROUND FLOOR ONLY WHICH WILL BE USED
FOR GARAGE PURPOSES AND PROVIDE orF-STREET PARKING SPACE FOR APPROXIMATELY 50% OF THE
TENANTS. I
, THE 'APARTMENT AREA A BO V E THE GARA GE WILL BE WITH I'N THE 60% LOT COVERAGE. THE BU I L 0 I N G
WILL BE OF REt'NFORCED CONCRETE THROUGHOUT AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH-THE BUILDING CODE THERE IS
NO HEIGHT LIMIT rOR A CLASS A BU I LD I NG. THE ZONING ORDINANCE, HOWEVER, ALLOWS ONLY THREE
STORIES OR 45 rEET.
UNDER THE ZONING ORDINANCE THE NUMBER OF UNITS PERMITTED AT 400 SQUARE FEE'T OF' LOT
AREA PER UNIT WOULD BE 70 APARTMENTS.
THE BOARD 010 NOT BELIEVE THE REQUEST OUT OR PROPORTION TO 'ORDINANCE LIMITATIONS AND
CO'NSIDERI'NG THE 'UNITS REQUIRED TO BR IN'G A RETURN ON THE INVESTMENT INVOLVED, ALSO THE
'POSSIBILITY OF CREATING SOME ~OWRENT 'HOUSING BY A TRANSFER OF TENANCY TO THE CLASS A UNIT
BEING MADE AVAILABLE GRANTED THE REQUEST.
5. REQuEsTrRoM MR~ w. A. MANGE, 590 TYLER STREET, NORTHEAST CORNER or 6TH AVENUE TO
ENLAR aE HIS HOUSE BY ADDI NG A BEDROOM AND BATH TO THE F R ON T OF' AN EXISTING APARTMENT' HOUSE.
THIS PROPERTY IS I'N T'HE C-I LIMITED COMMERCIAL DiStRICT, BUT SINCE IT IS RESIDENTIAL IN
CHARACTER IT WOULD NEED TO COMPLY WITH THE R';4 ZONE RE QU I REMENT S. FRONTAGE 'SETBACK MINIMUM
REQU I REMENTI S 10 FEET, THE AVERAGE SETBACK IN THE BLOCK'IS 25 FEET.
THIS PROPERTY IF 'ENLARGED WOULD LEAVE ONL Y AN 8 rOOT SETBACK rROM TYLER STREET. BOARD
DENIES REQUEST. n
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ArTER A ROLLCALL VOTE ON ITEM 3 WITH BOOTH, WELLS AND GODLOVE VOTING AYE, HAWN, DAVIS
AND CRUMBAKER VOTING NO, THE MAYOR VOTED TO SUSTAIN REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION.
IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE REPORT OF THE BOARD or ApPEALS I
BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARR I EO.
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8 I A PERMANENT REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION - RE: REZONING APPLICATIONS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ
I AS FOLLOWS:
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i "As A PERMANENT REPORT, PURSUANT TO THE RESOLUTION O~ THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY
I I
:..1 OF EUGENE DIRECTING THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION TO PREPARE A REPORT UPON CERTAIN REQUESTS I
\ FOR RECLASSIFICATION AND ZONING IN AREAS WITHIN SAID CITY, THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION
l HEREBY ADOPTS AS ITS PERMANENT REPORT, THE FOLLOWING:
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i THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THE DENIAL OF THE FOLLOWING PETITION FOR CHANGE OF
CLASSIFICATION, TO-WIT:-
W. O. WEBER
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lOTS 9 AND 10 IN BLOCK 4, EXCEPT THAT THE EAST 10 FEET IN AMON AND MENNES ADDITION
TO EUGENE, OREGON, AS PLATTED AND RECORDED ON PAGE 29 OF VOLUME 10, lANE COUNTY,
OREGON PLAT RECORDS IN lANE COUNTY.
(PROPERTY LOCATED AT SOUTHEAST ~ORNER OF 24TH PLACE AND WILL~METTE STREET)
REQUESTED CHANGE OF CLASSifiCATION FROM R-I SINGLE fAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO C-2 ,
NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL.
THIS RECOMMENDATION WAS MADE BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT
! THESE LOTs WERE SUBDIVIDED IN 1940 BY THE CATHOLIC CHURCH AND WERE SOLD UNDER DEED
RESTRICTIONS WHICH WILL BE IN EFFECT UNTIL JANUARY I, 1962.
I AND THE PLANN' NO CONN' OS ION RECONNENOS THE 'OLL 0.' NO REZON IN 0 TO-WIT'- I
GEORGE POWERS I
lOT I AND LOT 10, BLOCK 2 JOAN ADDITION !
LOT I AND LOT 10, BLOCK 3 JOAN ADDITION i
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(PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF fRIENDLY STREET FROM 16TH AVENUE TO APPROXIMATELY I
142 FEET SOUTH OF 17TH AVENUE) I
REQU'ESTED CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION ~ROM RA OUTER RESIDENTIAL To R-I SINGLE fAMILY I'
RES I DENT I AL.
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SINCE THIS AREA IS ADJACENT TO THE R-I ZONE AND AS THE DENSITY INCREASES IN RA 1
ZONES IT IS THE POLICY TO RECOMMEND CHANGE TO R-I ZONE." I
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IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION I
BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. I
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS I
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9 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATION FOR A BEER LICENSE, CLASS B, AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT i
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WAS SUBMITTED. i
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VIRGIL R. JONES, 47 E. 10TH AVENUE 1
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IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY HAWN THAT THE APPLICATION AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE 'I'
I DEPARTMENT BE ENDORSED. MOTION CARRIED.
10 THE FOLLOWING PETITIONS TO REZONE WERE SUBMITTED: I
JOHN fRANCIS WHITE, 487 E. 11TH - CHANGE FROM R-4 TO C-3.
J. H. lEWIS, 465 E. 11TH AVENUE - CHANGE FROM R-4 TO C-3.
COEN SUPPLY COMPANY - 858 PEARL STREET - CHANGE FROM C-I TO M-2. I
RHODA BANKS, 364 E. 13TH AVENUE - CHANGE fROM R-3 TO C-3.
IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY HAWN THAT THE PETITIONS BE REFERRED TO THE PLANNING I
COMMISSION FOR THEIR NOVEMBER FIRST HEARING. MOTION CARRIED. I
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II COMMUNICATION - UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE - RE: ApPRECIATION TO CITY fiRE
DEPARTMENT AT MCKENZIE BRIDGE fOREST fiRE, WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS:
"I WISH TO EXPRESS MY APPRECIATION, BOTH PERSONAL AND OFFICIAL, FOR YOUR PART IN !
MAKING AVAILABLE THE CITY fiRE DEPARTMENT'S DODGE 4 BY 4 PUMPER LAST MONDAY NIGHT. AS I
YOU KNOW, WE HAD A SERIOUS FOREST FIRE EMERGENCY AT MCKENZIE BRIDGE AND BUT fOR THE fULL
COOPERATION WHICH WE RECEIVED WE MIGHT EASILY HAVE SUfFERED A MUCH MORE SEVERE FIRE LOSS.
I
WE ARE ENCLOSING A COpy OF THE LETTER WE TODAY SENT TO fiRE CHIEF ED SURVUS. WILL
YOU KINDLY EXPRESS OUR THANKS TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL."
IT WAS MOVED BY 'ELLS, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON
FILE. MOTION CARRIED.
12 COMMUNICATION - OREGON STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION - RE: TRAFFIC SIGNALS WAS SUBMITTED AND
III RE.O A. 'OLLO..'
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.'TH'I S IS TO ADVISE YOU THAT THE MATTER OF' INSTALLING TRAF'F'IC S~GNALS AT THE INTER-
SECTIONS OF' 6TH AND 7TH STREETS AT HIGH, AND 7TH AND OLIVE STREETS WAS NOT ACTED UPON "AT
THE SEPTEMBER MEETING OF' THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION BUT WILL BE REF'ERRED TO THE COMMISSION
AND ACTED UPON AT ITS NOVEMBER 7 MEETING.
IT W'OULD BE IMPOSSIBLE TO L,EGALLY EF'F'ECT A P,RICE AGREEMENT WITH THE CONTRACTOR
CURRENTLY INSTALLING SIGNALS ON fRANKLIN BOULEVARD AND BROADWAY IN EUGENE, BECAUSE THE
THREE ABOVE-L'lENTIONED INTERSECTIONS ARE OUTSIDE OF' THE L I M ITS OF' HIS PRO JE CT. THE REFORE,
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IT WILL BE NEpESSARY TO EF'F'ECT A SEPARATE CONTRACT AND AGREEMENT COVERING THESE THREE
INTERSECTIONS.
IF' THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION GIVES FAVORABLE RE COMMENDA T I ON AT THE No'VEU'BER
UEET lNG, THE NECESSARY STEPS WILL ~HEN BE TAKEN TO PREPARE A CITY-STATE AGREEMENT, EACH
PARTICIPATING EQUALLY IN THE C08T OF' THE INSTALLATION, AND EVERY EF'F'ORT WILL BE MADE TO
EF'F'ECT COMPLETION 01" THIS AGREEMENT AND THE LETTING OF' THE CONTRACT AT THE DE CEMB'ER, 1949
OR JANUA RY, 1950 MEETING OF THE HIGHWAY COMMISS'ION. .
IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAI<ER, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE COMM.UN I ,C A T I ON BE RECEIVED AND PLACED
ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED.
13 COMMUNI~ATION - OREGON STATE SPEED CONTROL BO A R D - .RE: SPEED ZONES ON US 99 WAS SUBMITTED
AND READ AS F'OLLOWS:
"IN REPLY TO YOUR LETTER OF' SEPTEMBER 27, R E QU E S 11 N G T HAT THE SIGNING OF THE SPEED I
ZONES ON US 99 I N EUGENE BE DEFERRED UNTIL THE TRAFFIC LIGHTS ON FRANKLIN BOULEVARD ARE
IN OPERATION, THIS IS TO INFORM YOU THAT THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT SIGN ENGINEER WILL COMPL Y
WITH YOUR WISHES. "
IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED
ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED.
14 COMMUNICATIONS WERE RECEIVED FROM THE FOLLOWING ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS, PROTESTING
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THE PASSING OF' THE ORDINANCE LICENSING PUNCHBOARDS OF THE QUESTION AND ANSWER TYPE. CITY MANAGER
REPORTED THAT NO ACTION HAD BEEN TAKEN ON THESE COMMUNICATIONS.
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
WOMEN'S COUNCIL OF' THE UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCH
F. R. WITMER
Yo UN G PEOPLE OF THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH
BETHESDA tUTHERAN LADIES AID
LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS OF EUGENE .
ROXANA T. CLARK
FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
15 THE FALL AND W1NTER RECREATION PROGRAM, 1949-1950 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ.
IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY HAWN TH AT THE PROGRAM BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON
FILE. MOTION CARRIED.
16 COMMUNICATION F' RO all CHIEF JONES - RE: COUNCILMAN GODLOVE AND RETRIEVING OF' LOST AUTOMOBILE I
WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS F'OLLOWS:
"AT 9:30 THIS DATE COUNCILMAN GODLOVE OBSERVED A 1940 GRE V J:.ASALLE CLUB COUPE
A.M.
I N THE B RU S H JUST WEST OF THE SOUTH OVERHEAD IN A POSITION DIFF'lCULT TO SEE. THIS AUTO-
MOBILE WAS REPORTED STOLEN FROM THE 700 BLOCK ON WEST 8TH AVENUE BETWEEN 7:30 AND .9: 3.0 A. M . ,
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OCTOBER 9:, 1949 BV ONE, LEE C. PRESTON.
" . GODLOVE
THIS POLICE DEPARTMENT WISHES TO GO ON RECORD COMMENDING COUNCILMAN FOR HIS
ALERT OBSERVATION OF THE UNUSUAL AND F'OR HIS IMMEDIATE ACTION REGARDING SAME. THIS
ACTIVITY OCCURRED OUTSIDE HIS T.oU R, OF DUTY FOR THE CITY, AN ADEQUATE COMPENSATION FOR SAME
SHOULD BE CONSI DERED.
WE ARE GRATEFUL THAT THE ADMINISTRATION HAS SEEN F'IT TO PLACE A BADGE OF POLICE TYPE
UPON THE VARIOUS CITY OFFICIALS AND FOR THEIR EF'FICrENCY UNDER SAME AS DEMONSTRATED BY
, COUNC I LMEN GODLOVE SHO.ULD THE OCCASION ARISE. WE RECOMMEND ,THAT THE CIVIL SERV ICE RULES
BE LAID A~IDE SO THAT THE CITY MAY HAVE THE BENEF'IT OF MORE EF'FICIENT ACTION BY THAT
AUGUST BO'DY."
IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY HAWN THA T THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND P~ACED
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ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED,.
17 REQUEST FROM THE EUGEN~ WATER & E~ECTR1C BOARD! - RE: VACATION OF FERRY STREET F'ROM 4T H
AVENUE SOUTH WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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"THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD IS PURCHASING UNDER CONT RACT FOR FINAL POSSESSION
JANUARV I. 1950. THAT PORTION OF THE WOOLEN MILL TRACT LVIN~ EAST OF THE OVERPASS RIGHT-
OF-WAVe
THIS AREA INCLUDES PARTS OF fOURTH AND fERRV STREETS ADJOINING BLOCKS 5., II AND 12
i OF THE ORIGINAL PLAT OF EUGENE, ALSO THE ALLEYS IN BLOCKS II AND 12.
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;1 THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD REQUESTS THE VACATION OF THAT PORTION OF fERRY
STREET BETWEEN BLOCKS I I AND 12 AND THE ALLEYS OF' BLOCKS II AND 12. THE BOARD, AT THIS
:1 TIME, IS NOT REQUESTING THE VACATION or ANY OF fOURTH STREET. OR OF THAT PORTION OF fERRY i
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!I STREET LYING NORTH OF THE SO U T H L I N E OF fOURTH STREET, BECAUSE WE UNDERSTAND THE C IT V
:/ CONTEMPLATES THE CONSTRUCTION OF A CONNECTION BETWEEN THE OVERPASS ANO fOURTH STREET,
WHICH CONSTRUCTION MAY REQUIRE THE USE OF THE LAST MENTIONED STREET AREAS AS WELL AS A
:1 PORTION OF BLOCK 5. WHICH IS TO BECOME EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD PROPERTY.
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i IILL YOU PLEASE INITIATE VACATION PROCEEDINGS THROUGH THE MAVOR AND
II CITY OF Eu GENE, AND THROUGH THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION, S HOUL 0 THOSE BODIES f'IND NO
OBJECTION TO OUR REQUEST."
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COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIEO.
I 18 PETITION BY tAMBDA CHI ALPHA fRATERNITY SIGNED BY P. C. SHEPHERD & WILLIAM C. DAVIS JR. I
FOR VARIANCE OR REZONING Of' PROPERTY AT 2028 U~IVERSITY WAS READ.
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IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY HAWN THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE BOARD OF I
APPEALS FOR RECOMMENDATION AT THE NExT COUNCIL MEETING AND THAT PETITIONERS BE REQUESTED TO
FURNISH STATEMENTS OF PROPERTY OWNERS AND OCCUPANTS OF PROPERTIES IN THE IMMEDIATE VICINITY I
OF THE PROPERTY IN QUESTION APPROVING THE PRO POSED USE. MOTION CARRIED.
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19 COMMUNICATION - CHIEf' Of' POLICE JONES - RE: ORGANIZED FOOTBALL FORECAST BETT I NG WAS I
SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
"ENCLOSED IS A PAMPHLET Of' A FOOTBALL FORECAST WHICH WAS IN THE DOWNTOWN AREA THE
WEEK PRIOR TO CCTOBER I , EVIDENTLY HAS HEADQUARTERS IN PORTLAND, CRE GON. I
ACCORDING TO THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY NO STATE LAW WAS VIOLATED. NEITHER
CAN WE FINO I
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A CITY ORDI NANCE PROHIBITING THE USE OF FOOTBALL FORECASTS. I
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WE BELIEVE THE CITY COUNCIL HAS THE AUTHORITY TO BAN SUCH OPERATIONS IN THE FUTURE, I
IN THAT THE ELEMENT OF CHANCE IS GREAT AND THE ELEMENT OF SKILL AT A MINIMUM. i
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THIS OFFICE PROHIBITING THEIR USE "
RECOMMENDS AN ORDINANCE BE ESTABLISHED. I
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IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY HAWN THAT THE MATTER BE REFERRED TO THE JUDICIARY I
COMMITTEE TO STUDY WITH RESPECT TO DESIRABILITY OF LEGISLATING AGAINST SUCH PRACTICES TO INCLUDE I
SIMILAR SCHEMES IN ADDITION TO FOOTBALL FORECASTS. MOTION CARRIED. I
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20 COMMUNICATION - EUGENE SAFETY COUNCIL CONCERNING OBSTRUCTION OF VISION OF VEHICLE OP~RATORS I
I WHEN APPROACHING STREET INTERSECTIONS WAS READ AS FOLLOWS: I
"THE MEMBERS OF THE EUGENE SAFETY COUNCIL MADE A SURVEY OF APPROXIMATELY 80% OF THE
IMPROVED EUGENE STREETS TO LOCATE OBSTACLES THAT OBSTRUCT THE VISION OF VEHICLE OPERATORS
WHEN APPROACHING STREET INTERSECTIONS.
THIS SURVEY DISCLOSED THAT 165 STREET INTERSECTIONS HAVE WALLS, FENCES, PLANTS. TREES.
ETC. WHICH REDUCE THE VISUAL CLEARANCE BELOW THE MINIMUM SPECifiED BY THE RESIDENTIAL
ZONING ORDINANCE.
THE ATTACHED CITY MAP SHOWS THE 165 INTERSECTIONS LOCATED BY THIS SURVEY. THE ENCLOSED I
SKETCH WAS USED AS A GUIDE. I
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MAN Y OF THESE INTERSECTIONS ARE DISTINCT HAZARDS TO VEHICLE OPERATORS AND PEDESTRIANS.
MOTORISTS BLOCK CROSS-WALKS IN ORDER TO SEE APPROACHING TRAFFIC ON A THRU STREET. CI:iILDREN
PLAYING OR RIDING ON SIDEWALKS CANNOT SEE OR BE SEEN BY MOTORISTS, AND AT INTERSECTIONS
WITHOUT STOP SIGNS, MOTORISTS CANNOT SEE CROSS TRAFFIC IN TIME TO PROPERLY YIELD RIGHT Of" I
WAY WHEN TwO VEHICLES ENTER AN INTERSECTION AT THE SAME TIME.
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AFTER DISCUSSION OF' THE ABOVE MENTIONED SURVEY AT A REGULAR MEETING, THE EUGENE I
I, SAFETY COUNCIL PASSED A RESOLUTION TO FORWARD THE DATE TO THE CITV MANAGER, AND TO RECOMMEND I
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II THA T THE HAZARDS BE ELIMINATED ACCORDING TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE. "
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IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER. SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE MATTER BE REFERRED TO THE CITY
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MANAGER FOR CONSIDERATION AND ENFORCEMENT. MOTION CARRIED. I
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21 MR. ED BA I LEY. ATTORNEY f'OR MR. RUBENSTIEN, REQUESTED THE COUNCIL TO GRANT MR. RUBENSTIEN
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I PERMISSION TO REBU I LD HIS PROPERTY AT 804 WASHINGTON STREET FOR USE AS A DWELL ING.
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il IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE MATTER BE REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER,
I, POLICE CHIEF AND fiRE CHIEF FOR FURTHER CONSIDERATION. MOTION CARRIED. THIS STRUCTURE WAS
I INCLUDED WITH THE LIST OF BUILDINGS TO BE CONDEMNED UNDER ACTION OF THE CITY COUNCIL ON
SEPTEMBER 26. 1949.
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22 THE MAYOR REQUESTED APPROVAL OFT HE APPOINTMENT OF MR. ADRIAN W. VAALER, AN ENGI NEER, AS
A MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF,APPEALS.
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IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BV DAVIS T HA T THE APPOINTMENT OF MR. V AALE R BE APPROVED.
MOTION CARR I ED.,
ORDINANCES
23' COUNCIL B ILL ,N 0 . 656- ,\) RE: liCENSING LEGALIZED PUNCHBOARDS, GIVEN FIRST READING ON
SEPTEMBER 26, 1949 WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION.
IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SE CONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE BILL BE LAID ON THE TABLE AND THAT
PASSING OF THE ORDI NANCE BE INDEFINITELY POSTPONED. MOTION CARRIED.
23 COUNCIL BILL NO. 658 - RE: REGULATING ,REFRIGERATION INDUSTRY AND PROVIDING FOR LICENSES
GIVEN FIRST READING ON SEPTEMBER 26, 1949 WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION.
IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY,
WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE
SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
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IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ
THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY I
AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TI TLE ON L Y .
IT WAS MOVED BY H~WN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL
PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. ALLEN AND SUITH ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED
PASSED AND NUMBERED ~.
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24 COUNCIL BILL No. 659 - RE: lEVYING ASSESSMENT FOR SEWER IN ALLEY BETWEEN HARRIS AND POTTER -
28TH AND 29TH AVENUE-WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FU L L .
IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND THE PROPER NOTICE OF
ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFFECTED PROPER'TV OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS LAID
OVER. .
25 COUNCIL BILL NO. 660 - RE: SICEWALK ON WEST SIDE OF LAWRENCE STREET AT 2130 LAWRENCE
STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE-FIRST TIME IN FU L L .
,IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE
ON L Y, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BI L L WAS READ
THE SE CON 0 T I ME BY TITLE ONLY.
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IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ
THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIUE BY TI TLE ONL Y.
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IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL
PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. ALLEN AND SMITH ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED
PASSED AND NUMBERED ~. I
26 COUNCIL BILL No. 661 - RE: REZONING CLASSIFICATIONS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ ~HE'FIRST TIME
IN FULL.
IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE
ONL Y, WITH UNAN I AlOUS CONSENT OF THE, COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ
THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ
THE THIRD TIME-BY TITLE ONLY, WiTH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME,BY TITLE ONLY.
IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL
PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. ALLEN AND SUITH ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED
PASSED AND NUMBERED ~.
27 COUNCIL BI LL No. 662 - Re:': - PROHIBITING DISPLAY, USE AND OFFERING FOR USE ANY AND ALL
PUNCHBOARDS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME I N FU L L .
IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE
ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOU~LY AND' THE BILL WAS READ
THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONL Y.
IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY-DAVIS THAT i' HE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ
THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONL Y, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF" THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY
AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAV,I S THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL I
'PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. ALLEN AND SMITH AOSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED
PASSED AND NUMBERED ~. . .
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28 COUNCIL BILL NO. 663 - RE: CLASSIFICATION OF' MEAT MARKETS, PREPARATION OF' MEATS WAS
SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. l
IT WAS MOVED BY WELLS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE BILL BE REF'ERRED TO THE HEALTH
COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRI ED.
29 COUNCIL BILL NO. 664 - CONSTRUCTIoN OF SANITARY SEWER ON SOUTH SIDE OF' 29TH AVENUE F'ROM
FERRY TO WEST CITY t!.IMITS (ALLEY BETWEEN LAWREN CE AND WASHINGTON STREET)WAS SUBMITTED AND
READ THE FIRST TIME IN FU L L .
I IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE
ONLY, WIT HUN AN I M 0 U S CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ
'i THE SE COND T I ME BY TITLE ONL Y. I
:1 IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ I
THE TH I R D TIM E BY TITLE ONLY. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME I
II BY TITLE ONLY. I
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!I IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE COUNC I L BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL I
'I PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. ALLEN AND SMITH ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DE CLARED
'I PASSED AND NUMBERED ~.
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30 COUNCIL BILL No. 665 - RE: ADOPTING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF A I
I SANITARY SEWER ON SOUTH SIDE OF 29TH AVENUE FROM fERRY TO WEST CITY L I MI TS (ALLEY BETWEEN I
LAWRENCE AND WASHINGTON STREET) WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE F'IRST TIME IN fU L L .
IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE
ON L Y, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BI LL WAS READ
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THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I
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IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ I
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THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. MOTl 0 N CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD I
TIME BY TITLE ONL Y. I
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IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BV DAVIS THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL I
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PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. ALLEN AND SMITH ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED I
PASSED AND NUMBERED ~. I
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RESOLUTIONS I
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31 RESOLUTION - RE: SEWAGE DISPOSAL DISTRICT - EUGENE-SPRINGfiELD AREA WAS SUBMITTED AND i
READ AS F'OLLOWS: I
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"WHEREAS, SEWAGE DISPOSAL IS CONTEMPLATED BY THE VARIOUS COMMUNITIES IN THIS A RE A, I
AND
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WHEREAS, THE COOPERATION OF' THE VARIOUS DISTRICTS IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF' A SYSTEM I
TO SERVE ALL WOULD BE BOTH ECONOMICAL AND MORE EFFICIENT ESPECIALLY FROM THE HE A L T 104 I
STANDPOINT, ,
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I IT IS, THEREfORE, RESOLVED, BOARD OF HEALTH CITY OF EUGENE (OREGON) I
BY THE OF' THE I
THA T AN ATTEMPT BE MA DE TO PROPERLY FACILITATE COMPLET E TREATMENT OF' SEWAGE fO R THE
ENTIRE EUGENE-SPRINGFIELD AREA, AND THAT THE VARIOUS CITIES AND DISTRICTS INVOLVED MEET
IN AN ENDEAVOR TO ESTABLISH A METROPOLITAN SANITARY DISTRICT TO SERVE THE EN TI RE AREA. i
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BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED, THAT A COpy OF' THIS RESOLUTION BE SENT TO THE STATE I
SANITARY AUTHORITY, THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF' EUGENE, THE CITY C OU N C I L OF' THE CITY
OF SPRINGFIELD, AND TO ALL OTHER CITIES AND DISTRICTS IN THIS AREA. I
DATED, EUGENE, OREGON - OCTOBER 10 A. D., 1949." I
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UPON MOTION DULY MADE., SECONDED AND CARRI ED, THIS RESOLUTION WAS REF'ERRED TO THE I
HEALTH COMMITTEE OF' THE COUNCIL. i
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32 RESOLUTION - RE: REZONING CLASSIFICATIONS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS:
"BE IT RESOI!.VEO BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF' THE C I T V OF Eu GENE, ORE GON, THAT THE RE IS I
HEREBY TRANSMITTED TO THE CI~Y PLANNING COMMISSION OF SAID CITY, THE FOLLOWING PETITIONS
fOR REZONING PROPERTY IN SAID CITY, TO-WITl- I
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COEN SUPPLY CO. (f. COEN) I
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BEGINNING AT A POINT IN THE SOUTH LINE Of 8TH AVENUE EAST, 246 FEET WEST OF' THE I
" INTERSECTION Of THE SAID SOUTH LINE WITH THE WEST LINE OF' FERRY STREET RUNNING I
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II THENCE SOUTH 90 fEET TO A POINT 250.4 fEET NORTH OF THE NORTH LINE OF 9TH AVENUE I
EAST AND 246 F'EET WEST Of THE LINE OF' FERRY STREET THENCE WEST AND PARALLEL WITH I
I THE SAID SOUTH LINE OF 8TH AVENUE 169.75 F'EET MORE OR LESS
I :1 TO THE MILLRACE THENCE
NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE MILLRACE TO THE SOUTH LINE Of 8TH AVENUE EAST THENCE EAST
174 fEET MORE OR LESS TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING ALL IN THE COUNTY SURVEY #11 I IN
lANE COUNTY, ORE GON.
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REQUE'STS CHAN GE OF' CLASSIF'ICATION FROM C-L LIMITED COMMERCIAL TO M-2 lfGHT
INDUSTRIAL.
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-,REQUESTS' CHANGE 'OF' CLASSIFICATION R-3 MULTIPLE fAMILY ,RESIDENTIAL TO C~3 CENTRAL
8u SIN E S S . -
J. H.lEWIS
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THE WEST HAL F' (1/2 ) OF lOTS fiVE (5) AND EIGHT (a) IN BLOCK Two (2) OF SHAW'S
ADDITION TO EUGENE CITY, o. T., AS PLATTED AND RECORDED ON PAGE 234 OF' VOLUME "An
lANE COUNT Y OREGON DEED RECORDS.
PROPERTY LOCATED AT 465 EAST 11TH AVENUE. -
"'REQUESTS 'CHANGE OF CLA'SSIF'lCATION R-4 MULTIPLE fAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO C-3 CENTRAL'
Bus I NESS.' - . \ I
JOHN fRANCIS WHITE
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[A'ST HA'L'F. (1/2 ) OF' tOTS fiVE (5) AND EIGHT (8) IN BLOCK Two (2) OF SHAW'sA'DD'ITION' I
TO EUGENECIT'Y, ,0. T., AS PLATTED AND RECORDED AT PAGE 234 OF VOL UM E ," A " , lANE'
COUNTY OREGON DEED RECORDS.
REQUESTS CHANGE 'OF' CLASSIF'ICATION R-4 MUL T I.PLE fAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO C-3 CENTRAL
Bu SIN E S S .
'LAMBDA CHI ALP H A f RAT E RN I T Y " ,
tOT 2 & N 25-2/3 FEET OF lOT 3, BLOCK 18, AND 5 2-2/3 OF lOT I , BLOCK 18, G'ROSS
ADDITION, Eu GENE, OREGON.
PROPERTY ~OCATED AT 2028 UNIVERSITY STREET. .
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REQUESTS C HAN GE OF CLASSIFICATION FROM R- I , 5 I N GL E fAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO R-4 MULTIPLE
fAMILY RESIDENTIAL.
AND DIRECTING THE PLANNI~G COMMISSION TO ADOPT A TENTATIVE REPORT AND TO HO LD A HEARING
THEREON IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER IN THE CITVHALL OF SAID CITY ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER' I, 1949
AT 7:30 O'CLOCK P.M., AFTER GIVING DUE NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ONCE IN THE EUGENE REGISTER
GUARD, AND IN CASE OF A F'AVORABLE REPORT ON SA 10 RE QUESTS, A HEAR I NG HEREBY 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 SHALL BE GIVEN THREE TIMES IN THE EUGENE REGI STER-GUARD. n
I T WAS' MOVED BY HAWN,' SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT WIT H THE EXCEPTION OF' THE REQUEST OF' THE
LAMBDA CHI ALPHA fRATERNITY WHICH HAS BEEN REFERRED TO THE Bo A R 0 OF APPEALS, THAT THE RESOLUT ION
BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. I
33 RESOLUTION - RE: MATTER OF APPROVAL OF PRELIMINARY LOAN IN CONNECTIO~ WITH T~E LANE
COUNTY HOUS1NG AUTHORITY COVERING SURVEY AND fEDERAL HOUSING IN THE tlTY OF EUGENE WAS SUBMITTED
AND RE,AD AS F'OLLOWS:
"THIS MATTER COMING UP F'OR HEARING UPON THIS DAY OF' 1949 AND THE
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COUNCIL BEING ADVISED IN THE PREMISES OF'THE NEED FOR PRELIMINARY LOAN TO COVER THE COST
OF' SURVEYS AND PL ANN,I N G IN DETERMINING THE NEED F'OR LOW COST HOUS I'NG IN THE CITY OF' EUGENE.
WHEREAS, THE HOUSING AUTHORITY, OF' lAN,E COUNTY IS APPLYING TO THE PUBLIC HOUSING
ADMINISTRATION IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS OF' THE UNITED STATES HOUSING ACT OF 1937,
AS AMENDED, FOR A PRELIMINARY LOAN IN THE AMOUNT OF 8100,000.00 TO COVER THE COSTS OF SUR-
VEYS AND PLANNING IN CONNECTION WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF'- NOT TO EXCEED APPROXIMATELY 300
DWELLING UNITS OF LOW-RENT PUBLIC HOU SIN G; AND
WHE REAS, THE RE EXISTS IN THE CITY OF' EUGENE A NEED FOR SUCH LOW-RENT PU BL I C HOUS INO
AT RENTS WITHIN THE ME,ANS Of i.OW-'INCOME F'AMILlES, ESPECIALLY FAMILIES OF' LIVING OR
DECEASED VETERANS AND SERVICEMEN, WHICH NEED IS NOT MET BY PRIVATE ENTERPRISE; AND
WHEREA&, SUCH A CONDITION CONSTITUTES A MENACE TO THE HEALTH, SAF'ETY, MORALS AND
WELF'ARE OF THE INHABITANTS OF THE CITY;
NOW. THE RE fORE, BE IT ORDAINED AND RESOlV EO BY THE C I TV COUNCIL Of THE C I T Y Of EU GENE:
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THAT THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE DOES HEREBY APPROVE THE APPLICATION OF
THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF (ANE COUNTY TO THE PUBLIC HOUSING ADMINISTRATION FOR A PRELIMINARY
LOAN IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED #100,000 TO COVEA THE COSTS OF SU RVE YS AND PLANNING IN
CONNECTION WITH THE DEVELOPMENT OF NOT TO EXCEED APPROXIMATELY 300 DWEL,LING UNITS OF' LOW
RENT PU BL I C HOUSING IN THE CITY OF EUGENE; AND DOES HEREBY DECLARE ITS INTENT TO ENTER
HEREAFTER INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH SAID HOUSING AUTHORITY FOR THE LOCAL COOPERATION BY THE
CITY IN THE PROVISION OF SAID LOW-RENT PUBLIC HOUSING WHICH MAY BE REQUIRED BY THE ,PUBLIC
HOUSING ADMINISTRATION PURSUANJ;TO THE UNITED STATES HOUSING ACT OF 1937, AS AMENDED. "
IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE RESOLUTION AS SUBMITTED BY THE lANE
COUNTY HOUSING AUTHORITY BE NOT APPROVED. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.
NEW BUS I NESS
34 IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT A COMMITTEE BE APPOINTED TO STUDY AND RECOMMEND REVISIONS OF OUR
PRESENT ZONING ORDINANCE TO AVOID INCREASING NECESSITY OF VARIANCES AND SPOT ZONING.
UPON MOTION DULY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED.
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