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Home My WebLink About09/11/1950 Meeting ~ 281 :I ~ ~~ ~ ~ -"~" ~~": ~~ r_e-_"_ _ -"--- """=-"" --""" - - - -- " [ COUNC I L CHAMBERS, EUGENE, OREGON. ~ SEPTtMBER I I, 1950 II il ~ THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL 9F THE CITY OF EUGENE WAS HELD ON SEPTEMBER I I, II 1950 AT 7:30 P.M. THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO- ORDER BY HIS.HONOR, MAYOR V. E. JOHNSON. COUNC:IL- ~ MEN PRESENT WERE: DAVIS, CRUMBAKER, WELLS, BOOTH, GODLOVE AND SMITH. COUNCILMEN HAWN AND ALLEN II WERE ABSENT. I' :1 THE MI NUTES OF THE LAST REGULAR MEET I NG H.ELD AUGUST 1.4TH AND 28TH, AND THE SPEC I AL MEET I NG ;; HELD AUGUST 30TH, 1950 WERE READ AND APPROVED. ,I I 1 BILLS AGAINST THE VARIOUS CITY DEPARTMENTS FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST, 1950 WERE SUBMITTED i I I AND READ AS FOLLOWS: , I GENERAL FUND : i LANE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY $ 250.00 JOE GORDON HA~DWARE, INC. $ 7.61 : EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY 2,259.41 GUARD PUBLISHING COMPANY 65.86 ' MAYOR V. E. JOHNSON 100.00 GUISTINA LUMBER YARD 18.44 'I PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT 5,014.41 GUNDERSON BROS. ENGR. CORP. 28.85 , PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT 983.01 FRED HALEY 13.60 I :1 HENRY F. BE I STEL, TREASURER 55.26 GEORGE A. HAL TON CO. 15.56 ii AnNA LIFE INSURANCE Co. 199.24 HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES Co.'- 20.70 il AnNA CASUALTY &. INSURANCE CO. 10.00 L. G. HqTERLINE 43.12 I PACIFIC HOSPITAL ASS'N. 459.68 HENDERSHOTT'S SPORTING GOODS ..,.,... 11.80 .1 :: EUGENE HOSPI TAL Ass 'N. 30.00 JOHN L. HOFFMAN 5.00 Ii HENRY F. BEISTEL - TREASURER 77.00 HORN PRINTING COMPANY 149.00 i! OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION 496.56 HOWARD COOPER CORPORATION 21.44 ;, FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE 3,480.60 HOWITT PLASTICS COMPANY 1.05 I II ART'S GARBAGE SERV ICE 6.00 I NTER-C I TY SAND &. GRAVEL COMPANY, I NC. 2,321).00 II ATLAS ROOFING COMPANY 36.00 ICMA 2.00 II R. A. BABB HARDWARE CO. 12.70 INSTITUTE FOR TRAINING IN MUN. ADMIN. 15.00 (I LESTER BARKER 23.76 MI L TON JACKSON 15.00 ~ HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 1,241~59 JOHNSON FURNITURE COMPANY 40.75 I[ HENRY F. BE I STEL - TREASURER 1,851.18 KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY 312.69 , .1 BOEHNKE PR I NT I NG CO. 34.90 KOKE-CI'iAPMAN COMPANY 30.98 ' i BOOTH-KELLY LUMBER CO. 102.71 KOKE-CHAPMAN COMPANY 121.95 II W. M. BRUNO 1.00 LAMMERS HOUSE Movl NG Co. 591.75 i OREGON STATE BUREAU OF LABOR '5.00 LANE COOPERATIVE WAREHOUSE 307.60 ~ BURROUGH'S ADDING MACHINE Co. 12.31 LANE GARBAGE SERVICE 3.00 II CARLSON, HATTON AND HAY, 'NC. 3.80 LANE GRAVEL COMPANY 180.00 I THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. 1,510.51 G. H. LATHAM 68.00 CHASE COMPANY . 3.75 LOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE, INC. 208.00 CHASE SEEDS 4.75 MCCRACKEN BROS. MOTOR FREIGHT 11.50 CITY OF EUGENE 10.00 MCGINTY-RIGGS ELECTRIC 17.81 CLARE'S 4 WHEEL SERVICE 27.86 M &. K FURNITURE MARKET 428.00 CLARK BATTERY &. ELECTRIC CO. 12.36 MAY &. MEAD COMPANY 46.75 COAK'S RADIATOR SERVICE 10.60 CITY OF MEDFORD 90.50 I COAST CONST. &. ENGR. CO. 96.00 MONTGOMERY WARD &. COMPANY 33.73 COBURN FILM SHOP 5.00 MOORE STEEL SERVICE COMPANY, INC. 3.48 COLUMBIA EQUIPMENT CO. 58.83 AXEL MORGENSEN 11.20 COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY Co. 55.05 MOUNTAIN STATES POWER CO. 110.30 , COMMERCIAL SUPPLY &. EQUIPMENT 16.25 MUNNELL &. SHERRILL, INC. 47.71 I' CRESSEYS' 17.90 NELSON-WI LOMAN SALES 308.98 !j CUMMINS DEISEL SALES OF OREGON, INC. 9.43 NIAGARA CHEMICAL DIVISION 100.59 " DAVIDSON BAKING COMPANY 9.00 ..:r:HE 99 STORE .. 15.95 If DE'S RADIO SERVICE 13.50 NORDLING PARTS COMPANY 6.~0 I I: DOTSON'S PHOTO SHOP '16.94 NORTHWEST I NDUSTR I AL LAUNDRY CO'.' ',' . , . 1.21 . III DUNCAN PARKING METER CORP. 1,548.69 OFFICE MACHINERY &. SUPPLY CO. 32.50 _, 'I EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INC. 3.75 O.K. RUBBER WELDERS 16.95 i EUGENE-LANE COUNTY ASS'N OF INS. 7,924.36 OREGON STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION 4,000.00 ~ EUGENE BLUE PRINT CO. 62.15 OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY 60.06 ,i EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE &. PRODUCTS 89.91 PACIFIC AUTO SUPPLY 39.08 ~ EUGENE GARDENS 100.00 PACIFIC TELEPHONE &. TELEGRAPH CO. 572.12, ,I EUGENE LAUNDRY 44.61 PACKER-SCOTT COMPANY 32.67 i Ii EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY 2.19 PADDOCK POOL EQUI PMENT CO. 300.00 ~ EUGENE PLANING MILL 3.20 PANAMA SIMMONS CARBON COMPANY, INC. 7.69 ~ EUGENE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 260.63 PEERLESS PACIFIC COMPANY 17.14 ~ EUGENE RADIATOR SERVICE 25.20 JOHN PENNINGTON '35.00 ~ EUGENE SAND &. GRAVEL CO. 936.95 PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING Co. 25.58 ~ EUGENE WATER &. ELECTRIC BOARD 57.85 PETRO-LANE OIL COMPANY 164.90 II EUGENE WATER &. ELECTRIC BOARD 3,455.47 PETTY CASH 51.62 ': EUGENE WATER &. ELECTRIC BOARD 290.90 PIERCE AUTO FREIGHT LINES, Il>Ic. 43.84 II EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY CO. 7.89 PORTABLE IRRIGATION COMPANY- 82.77: ~ S. B. FINEGAN 2.24 PORTLAND PAINT &. LACQUER PRODUCTS 167.50' I i.I' w. P. FULLER &. COMPANY 11.33 PROFESSIONAL RODENT CONTROL SERVICE 333.33 I DRS. FURRER &. McMILAN 133.50 ELLIS RACKLEFF 50.56 Ii EVA GALLUP 25.00 C. A. RAI NES 45.00 ~. f. GOOORICH COMPANY 62.00 RANKIN BROS. SERVICE 3.15 . ".' . .., ." ..~ ~~' ,-'..' ,...~........-,....'.~".~ -,'", _~",~~c~,,,-,,,,~_,~'-..,,,,_,__,~'~~~_,",",,_"_.,,,-, ~_~._"~:.........,',,-~~..-:I&...____ ~282 - ""- - - l GENERAL FUND DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT FUND RECOROAK CORPORATION $ 68. ~ I . S TAN TON PAY N E $ 8'7:20 REX CAF'E 18~ 5 ST I EN BROTHERS 583:45 RICHF'IELb OIL ~oRP6RA~ION 14-.99 C. M. KEMP ~52:35 RICHF'IELb lRUiK TERMINAL 2 3 ~ I 6 . To c. W'I i. 0 I S'H ' _ 78:00 K; A. RIDENOUR - 7~:89. ;' T. C~, WI LD I ~H: ' -I:, 539'~ 00 HOWARD RUSSELL .00, T. C. WILDI'SH : 3,726: 00 MR~.F. SHELLHORN 10.00 T. C. WILDISH . . ~7:48 SHELL OIL COMRANY I ,342.46 COAST CONSTRUCTION CO. S lOll NGER -'PRoDucTs, COMPANY 51.98 ' COAS-T CONSTRUCTION- Co. ., ,- -- - - ~;~4t;~~ WIL~'~ H. SMALL FEED COMPANY 1].01 COAST CON~TRD2fION\CO: . 2-, 7 I : 00- IDA M. SMITH 4.00 COAST CONSTRUCTION CO. 4:,810:18 STANCAL ASPHALT & BITUMULS COMPA~Y 82.74 COAST'CO~~TRUC~IO~ CO. , - . "-Ji66i ~,38_ C. A. SWARTS, SHERIF'F" 150.00 THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. - - ' :, 600. 00 STEVENS TYPEWRITER COMPANY 16.00 THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. 4:,~00.00 TAROMA CAF'E 15.85 THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. 4, 00:00 TERRILL AUTO PARTS COMPANY 26.07 THE CENTRAL HEATiNG CO. I,IOO~OO TIDEWATER ASSOCIATED OIL CO.' -'37.21 THE CENTRAL HEATING Co. ;'.840:00 TIF'F'ANY~DAVIS DRUG Co. - 2.50' THE CENTRAL HEATiNG.CO. :~"200:00' THE TODD COMPA:NY . .' 3;75 .'THECENTRAL HEATI NG Co. j 600: 00" TROEH!S:SPORTING GOODS 3.50 . JORGE~SEN C6NCRETE Co. 9,096;75-' TWIN OAKS B~ILOERS SUPPLY CO. 23.68 '-C. M. KEMP -, - -- ' : 498;59- TYLER.SUPPLY COMPANY 63.40 . JORGENSEN CONCRETE CO. 4,967.25 I VALLEY PRINTING COMPANY 6.00' - .' f...,.". VALLEY STATIONERY COMPANY 6~75 . ,. I GENERAL BOND INTEREST .. '" VETERANS AUTO LAUNDRY 2.00 :i . ...... ~ :"'. "- WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY 1 I .56 HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREAS.-REC. , - 40: 00' - WIGGINS COMPANY, I NC. 272.01 ... : Y>;.'l , WI L TSH I.RES I 3.42 INTERSECTION FUND'" - .- - , T. C. .W.I LD ISH 42.50 ~ .:; r: . WOODBURY COMPANY 21.66 HE'~S &. DEVEREAUX 100.00 ' EUGEN~ TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT CO. 65'3~ . .. J....... I OREGON' STA TE Acc-I DENT COMM. 423'.2 - SPECIAL SEWERS -' BOND M~NUF'ACTURINGCOMPANY 45.00 - ; PUB I.: I C EMPLOYE'ES RET I REMENT SYSTEM 39. "4 ,- AMAZON CHANNEL SEWER IMPROVEMENT OREGON STATE 'PAX COMMISSION 1'9 " ~'3'. . FiRST NATIONAL BANK OF' EUGENE . I 76'.20' ,- CASCADE CONST. &. ENGR. CO. ' 811.04 HENRY F. BEISTEL-TREASURER - '10:00 CASCADE CONST. & ENGR. CO. 5,502.67 HENRY F. BEISTEL-TREASURER 276.76 . HENRY F. BEISTEL-TREASURER 21~.00' CORNELL, HOWL~ND, HAYES &,MERRYF'IELD ~1~.'~6 IRWIN-HoDSON COMPANY 10"~22-^"'B'RUCE W. KEEN' .. 4 . 0 . - . .. ~ , - ., J'."1, .. IT, WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE BILLS AS SUBMITTEi:;;AND~'R'E:-ADBE:'APPROVED AND TH& PROPER CITY OPF'ICERS AUTHORIZED TO DRAW ~PTHE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL vort. MOTION CARR I ED., . . - ,. 2 TH€ F'OLLOWING MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES WER~ SUBMITTED' AND READ: ' - t "'J~:H . - 1ST TO.JORGENSEN CONCRETE F'OR PAVING ALLEY BET~ HrGH &. MILL- F'ROM BROADWAY TO :IOTH AND 'ALLEY -BET.- ~r:; BROADWAY AND 10TH F'ROM HIGH TO ALLEY EAST 'OF" HIGH - $2,261.57. .. - ,',:, I 1ST TO-JORGENSEN CONCRETE F'OR PAVING ALLEY,BET. 6TH &.1TH F'.ROM TAYLOR TO ALMADEN - ~1,582.60., 1ST TO-JORGENSEN CONCRETE COMPANY FOR PAVLNG t9TH FROM LINCOLN TO FRIENDLY ~ $11,17.00. 3RD To-JORGENSEN CONCRETE COMPANY F'OR BAVING ,OAK F'ROM 16TH .TO 19TH - $3,783.87. 2ND TO.JORGENSEN CONCRETE F'OR_PAVING_PEARL F'ROM_17TH TO 19T.H - $4,331.50.' -', -.... 1ST TO .JORGENSEN CONCRETE F'OR PAVf:NGWI LLAMETT'E F'ROM 24TH T.029TH - $1,350.00. -:< ~ I ST TO .JORGENSEN CONCRETE F'OR S rOEWALK 'ON 9TH PLACE WEST FR.OM CHAMBERS TO GRAN,T - $1,297.15. , 2ND To.THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. F'OR PAVING 31ST FROM WILLAME.TTE TO HILyARD....: $4,300.00. . 'cO",.. 1ST To-THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. F'OR PAVING BAKER F'ROM 100'N. OF' N. BROADWAY, 1ST TO INAVALE_ TO,'- 28T H A V E . - $ I , 900. 00. - _: - .: 1ST To.THE CENTRAl HEATING CO. F'OR PAVING'18T~ F'ROMWILLAM&TTE io OLIVE ~ $2,400.00.' ~~ 4TH To.THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. F'ORPAVING J~CKSON.F'ROM 20TH TO 22ND - $96o.uo. .-. 1ST To-THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. F'ORPAVING JACKSON F'ROM 10TH TO IIT.H' - $3,300..00~' - - 3RD To.THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. F'OR'PAViNG POTTER F'ROM 2~TH ~o 26TH - $I,IOO.OO~ I ST TO. THE CENTRAL HEAT I NG Co. FOR :PAV I NG POTTER FROM 2 TH .TO 29TH - $1,970.00. ' - , 3RD To.THE CENTRAL HEATING'CO.,F'OR PAVING 20TH~FROM ALDER ~o UNIVERSITY - $9,7~0.00.. ' . ..... l~, 2ND To-THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. F'OR PAVING 22N6,~ROM'WILLAM&TTE TO CLIF'F'ORD - $ ,900;00. 1ST To-THE CENTRAL HEATING CO~ FOR PAVING 23RD FROM HILYAR~ TO ALDER - $900.00. ' - -'" - 1ST To-THE CENTRAL-HEATING ~O. FOR PAVING ONYX F'ROM24TH TO 25TH - $770.00. ,- 2ND To.THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. F'OR PAVING VAN 'NESS F'ROM 25T.H TO REED (27TH) - $2,200.00. ~;_. 1ST To-THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. F'OR PAVING 2~TH 'F'ROM WILLAM~TTE TO HIGH - $5,640.00. 1ST To.THE CENTRAL.HEATING CO.-F'OR PAVING 2 TH FROM WILLAME-TTE TO CHARNELT.ON - $650.00. -' 2ND ~O.THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. F'OR PAVING ALDER-F'ROM 29TH ~o 30TH - $4~050;00., . -.; 2ND TO-STANTON PAYNE F'OR PAVING 29TH F'ROM HARRIS~'TO UNIVERSITY - $730. o. -, 1ST TO.STANTON PAYNE F'0R 'PAVING 22ND F'ROM ACOER TO HARRIS -. ~1~710.00. -" 2ND TO ,STANTON PAYNE F'OR PAv I NG POTTER - F'ROM 27TH 'TO 28TH - .$ 4 .25. ., . . . ' 1ST To.INTER-CITY SAND &. GR~VEL F'OR PAVING GARF'~ELD FROM 18TH TO SOUTH CITY LrMI!S - $540.00" ' . 1ST To.1 NTER-C I TY SAND &. GRAVEL.: F'OR PAV I NG '.21 ST-F'ROM WASH'I NGTON TO JEFFERSON' - $961.20....:. - - . I 1ST To,INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL F'OR PAVING LAWRENCEdF'ROM 23RD' TO 24TH ~ '$606.60." '" 1ST TO-tNTER-CITY SAND &. GRAVEL F'OR SANITARY StWER LN ALLE~ BET. 24TH AND 24TH PLACE F'ROM~I~H,- '-, TO WICLAMETTE - $1,292.22. . ' . - ;. ~ 28~ j ,. -- .. --_.--,-- ...... ~ ..". .... .- -- - -- -~.- 'I --- 2ND TO COAST CONST. CO. FOR SANITARY SEWERS ON SOUTH WILLAMETTE - ORD. 9575 - $1 1~184.97. II II 3RD TO COAST CONST. CO. FOR SANITARY SEWERS ON SOUTH WILLAMETTE - ORD. -95~1 - $104~~6.21. 3RD TO COAST CONST. CO. FOR SANITARY SEWERS ON SOUTH WILLAMETTE - ORD~ 957- $9, .39. I , 2ND TO COAST CONST. CO. FOR SANITARY SEWERS ON SOUTH WILLAMETTE - O~D. 9581 - $756.80. I I 1ST TO COAST CONST. CO. FOR SANITARY SEWER IN ALLEY BET. WASHINGTON AND JEFFERSON FROM 24TH I TO 25TH AVENUE ~ $1,202.50. I, 2ND TO T. C. WILDISH FOR SANITARY SEWER ON 27TH WOODLAWN - CHERRY TO SPRING BLVD. -- $2,8\ 1.27. II 1ST TO W. H. SHIELDS CONST. CO. FOR MAINTENANCE SHOP AT 3RD AND LINCOLN - $9,346.05. II 2ND TO CASCADE CONST. & ENGR. CO. FOR BRIDGE FOR AMAZON AT PEARL - $12,030.76. I 1ST TO HAMILTON AND THOMS FOR AMAZON BRIDGE AT 31ST - $3,607.50. 1ST TO HAMILTON AND THOMS FOR AMAZON BRIDGE AT 24TH - $900.00. I 1ST TO HAMILTON AND THOMS FOR AMAZON BRIDGE AT 29TH - $3,700.00. II IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER TRAT THE ESTIMATES AS CERTIFIED BY W. C. :1 CLUBB, C I TV ENG I NEER, AND THE CONTRACTOR, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OfFICERS AUTHORIZED I I II TO ISSUE WARRANTS I N PAYMENT OF THE SAME. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. ! , REPORTS OF OFFICERS I 3 A REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER - RE: AUDIT REPORT AND AMAZON PROJECT WAS SUBMITTED. ~ IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. I REPORTS OF COMMITTEES 4 A REPORT OF THE METROPOLITAN SEWAGE COMMITTEE - RE: METROPOLITAN SEWAGE DISTRICT WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "A MEETING OF THE METROPOLITAN SEWAGE COMMITTEE WAS HELD AT THE CITY HALL ON AUGUST 30, i 1950 WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; A. C. DIXON, SR.; JAMES RODMAN, JR.; I MARVIN T. WARLICK; ORLANDO HOLLIS; LYNN MCCREADY; G. C. BLOHM; JESSE GODLOVE; DR. CRUMBAKER; DR. TRIOLO; CITY MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY AND CITY ENGINEER. , 'I THE CHARTER AMENDMENT DATED AUGUST 22, 1938, WAS REVIEWED WHICH AUTHORIZED THE d II COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE TO OWN, ACQUIRE, CONSTRUCT, EQU I P, OPERATE AND !I MAINTAIN WITHIN OR WITHOUT THE CITY LIMITS OF EUGENE, A SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT OR PLANTS I USEfUL OR CONVENIENT FOR A COMPLETE SEWER SYSTEM INCLUDING THE ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY, I, RIGHTS-OF-WAY, OR EASEMENT AND TO ESTABLISH AND COLLECT JUST AND EQUITABLE CHARGES FOR I II SERVICE UPON ALL WATER USERS. I , Ii THE CONSULTING FIRM OF CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES AND MERRYFIELD, WAS REVIEWED AND I 'I il PRELIMINARY ESTIMATED COSTS OF TEN PROJECTS BY THIS FIRM WERE COMPARED WITH ACTUAL CON- il STRUCTION COSTS. THE RESULT SHOWED THAT MOST OF THE CONSTRUCTION COSTS WERE WITHIN. THE I !) PRELIMINARY ESTIMATED COST. I i ; " MR. RALPH RODERICK OF THE ABOVE ENGINEERING FIRM ANALYZED THE REVISED ESTIMATES 'I i II PERTAINING TO PLAN 8 OF THE FEASIBILlfY SURVEY TO INCLUDE EUGENE AND SURROUNDING AREAS, I BUT EXCLUDING ALL AREAS EAST OF THE WEST SIDE OF THE CITY OF SPRINGFIELD. THIS ESTIMATE( I II SHOWED IMMEDIATE CONSTRUCTION COSTS TOTALING $955,388 WHICH INCLUDED $425,388 fOR THE ,I II INTERCEPTOR SEWER fROM POLK STREET TWO MILES WEST TO THE PROPOSED LOCATION OF THE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT WHICH WAS ESTIMATED UNDER THIS PLAN AT AN INITIAL COST OF $530,000. THIS II REVISED PLAN WOULD INCLUDE DISTRICTS NO. 1,2,3,4,5,6 7,8,9,10, II, 12, AND 13 AS I, SHOWN ON FIGURE 15 Of THE fEASIBILITY STUDY COV~RING 33,284 ACRES TO SERVE POPULATION Of :1 I' 85,000 AND WOULD BE CAPABLE Of EXPANDING TO SERVE AN ULTIMATE POPULATION OF 232,000 OVER A il 40 YEAR PERIOD AT A TOTAL OVER-ALL ESTIMATED COST Of $7,601,886. CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION Ii TOOK PLACE RELATIVE TO THE SIZE AND CAPACITY Of THE PROPOSED OUTFALL LINE fROM POLK STREET TO THE LOCATION Of THE SEWAGE PLANT TWO MILES WEST. THE COMMITTEE fELT THAT THIS , WAS ONE OF THE MOST IMPORTANT I TEMS AND THAT IT WOULD BE IMPERATIVE TO KNOW THAT THIS I I II OUTfALL LIN€ WAS DESIGNED TO CARRY THE ULTIMATE CAPACITY FOR THIS AREA INCLUDING BOTH II DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL WASTES. MR. RODERICK STATED THAT A THOROUGH AND COMPLETE STUDY i: WOULD BE MADE BEFORE THE FINAL SIZES WERE ESTABLISHED AND ASSURED THE COMMITTEE THAT II THEIR RECOMMENDATIONS WOULD INCLUDE ADEQUATE OUTfALL LINE CAPACITY. HE STATED THAT UNDER Ii THE STATE SANITARY LAWS, IT WAS NECESSARY fOR THE CITY TO TREAT THREE TIMES THE DRY II II WEATHER CAPACITY OF THE SEWAGE SYSTEM AND THAT THE REMAINDER COULD BE DIVERTED INTO THE il WILLAMETTE RIVER DURING FLOOD SEASONS. HE GAVE THIS AS T~E REASON fOR THE REDUCTION i II FROM THE 90" PRESENT OUTFALL LINE ON POL~ STREET TO THE PROPOSED 66" LINE FROM POLK II STREET TWO MILES WEST TO THE SEWAGE PLANT. il DifFERENCES IN ESTIMATED COSTS BETWEEN COMPLETE TREATMENT AND PRIMARY TREATMENT WERE II ANALYZED WITH RELATION TO PERMANENT MINIMUM FLOWS IN BOTH THE WILLAMETTE AND McKENZIE RIVERS. IT WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT ADEQUATE MINIMUM FLOWS MUST BE MAINTAINED ON A PERMANENT I, :1 BASIS AND THE POSSIBILITY OF PREVIOUSLY ESTABLISHED WATER RIGHTS ON THE McKENZIE INFRINGING II UPON THESE MINIMUM FLOWS WAS DISCUSSED. IT WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT IF ADEQUATE MINIMUM FLOWS i' WERE REDUCED AT SOME FUTURE DATE THAT THE CITY AND DISTRICT MIGHT BE PUT TO ADDITIONAL il Ii EXPENSE TO THEN EFFECT COMPLETE SEWAGE TREATMENT. I I I I II il J ,~ ~"'--'> -"'" .'"".....c....,__"....._.._.____.~:.__..~__ _<. ,- _... -~,- '"'---'-~...........~..~-~-'-."""':....c "'-':...~"'-"""':~__.._.~._ _<....__.: ~.__._'~""""'-'-?~~~,__ ~84~ - _.~ - -- 1-- , I'N CONNECT ION WI T'H THE F" I NANCI-NG OF" THE OYER~ALL SEWAGE 01 SPOSAL- SYSTEM tT 'W'A's 'THE' OPI.,,!I,~N OF MEMBERS- OF ,TH'E COMMITTEE;'_THAT THE SEWE;R 'SERy'I.CE,'CHARGES 'WO.ULD.BE; i~TI:lE:'SAME: ., ,. . . OUT~IDE. THECIT,Y LIMI~SAS.WITHIN tHE CITY ORAl' L.EA~3TA'MINIMUMOF"''$I.OQ PER FAMilY UNIT~ PRESEN.T C,HARGES,' OF" $1..00 PERIO,OOQ CU~ 'FT; OR LESS .PER'MON!H 'WHEN'-PR.O~RA'rED'. THR6~GHOUT THE 'WATER 0 I STR I,CTS FROM ONE MASTER .METER'-A~MOUNTS TO A. VERY :SMALL PER,CENT.AGE OF THE" MONTHLY CHARGES WITHIN THE CITY AS EACH RESIDENTIAL METER WITHIK'T~E' C1TY PAYs:$1;00i6~ 1,0,000 CU. ,FT. OR L:ESS, THEREBY AC,TUAL-L,.y -CREAT'ING A- MI-NIMUM' Of $1'..00 PER .MONT:H F.OR ,CITY RES I DENT,S. ...i~~At~~ ..... ., :,'.i . . ,- .. . ,., .. HAVING QUITE THOROUGHL~ DI~CUSSED7HIS ~NrJRE PROGRA~ AND STUD~1NG IT PR lOR, .TO THESE MEETINGS, THE COMMITTEE fE~T I T WAS READY TO MAKE A -'RECOMMENDA T ION AND THE F"OLLOW,I NG.: MOTION WAS MADE BY MR. DI XON.: ' ~ . " , JHA~ THE LOCATION Of THE EUGENE SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT BE ESTABL1SHE6'NEAR THE AREA DESIGNATED: AS "STUMP TOWN" IN THE FTASIBILI:TYSTUDY, APJ:'ROXIMATELY' TWO MI'LES"WES-rOF' THE WEST CITY LIMITS Of EUGENE, AND THAJ A PR,IMAR_Y S~WA.GE TREATMENT PLAN,'T, BE CON~3TRUCTE6"TO',; BE SERYEDBY INTERCEPTOR SEWERS ON THE BASIS AS ESTIMATED UNDER THE REVISED PLAN 8 TO '. ADEQUATELY SERVE THIS COMMUNITY AND SURROUNDING AREAS EXCLUDING ANY AREA EAST Of. THE WEST SIDE OF SPRINGFIELD. ' - : .. .. . , MOTION SECONDED BY MR. HOLLIS AND ~ASSED BY UNANIMOUS VOTE OF COMMITTEE. MEE'r I NG ADJOURNED AT. 5:30-P.M. TQ BE CALLED fOR, fUTURE, CONSUL.rATION AND STUDY'.WI'TH RELATION'TO, THIS OVER-ALL SEWAGE PROGRAM. MAYOR JOHNSON THANKED THE COMMI T!TEE fOR THE:I R STUDY AND, WORK. " I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE REPORT Of THE METROPOLITAN SEWAGE COMMITTEE BE RECEIVED AND REFERRED TO THE:PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE AND THAT APPRECIATION BE EXPRESSED TO MEMBERS OF THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. . ' : REPOf,HS. OF BOARDS AND,: COMM,I SS IONS .' . - - . < . 5 A REPORT OF THE BO~RD Of ApP~ALS - RE: VARIANCES TO"ZONING ORD1NAN~E.WAS,SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "A MEETING OF THE BOARD Of ApPEALS WAS HELD SEPTEMBER' 7, 1950 AT THE CITY HALL TO CONSIDER THE fOLLOWING REQUESTS fOR VARIANCES f~OM THE ZONING ORDINANCE. " 1 . RE;QUEST FROM MR. DON MILfORD RE~RESEN:rING THE:J~~OVAH'S WITNESS~HOME F"OR .VAR~ANCE fROM THE SETBACK PROVISION OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE AS APPL!ES TO CHURCH~S. hTHE PROPERTY..IS L9CATED AT THE NOR~HWEST ~ORNER OF WASH1NGTON 'AND:CHESHI~E STREETS, AND IS 77' X 75' IN DIMENSIONS AND 5775 SQUARE:,FEET IN AREA. THE PROPOSED STRUCTURE IS 57' X 57'IN DIME;NSION AND 3078 SQUARE ~EET IN AREA. , - ~ SINCE THE PROPERTY IS NOT LARGE ENOUGH TO OBSERVE THE REQUIRED 50' SETBACK fROM INTERIOR.LOT LINES AND EXCEEDS'THE PE;RMITTED40% COVERAGE BY 35% THE REQUESJ WA~ DENIED. T~.IS PROPERTY IS ~N R-2 DUPLEX ZONE. '", '. , - , ' , . 2. ,- REQUEST fROM DON CHASE OF CHASE PLUMBING COMPANY fOR WAIVER O~ SETBA~K ON RAILROAQ 1 80UL~VARD TO PERMIT CONS~RUCTION OF PLUMBING SHOP AND WAREHOUSE. THE ORDINANCE REQUIRES A 40-FOOT SET~ACK fR~M THE CE~TER OF STREE~ WHICHDEVELOPS.A ~ . . . '-." . 17-FOOT SETBACK FROM PR0PERTY ~INE. MR. ,CHASE ASKS FOR A .SEVEN F"OOT SETBACK.' - SINCE-THE AVERAGE ~ETBACK OF EXISTING BUILDIN~S IS 15 FEET -FROM THE SIDEWALK 'OR 9 FEET "F-ROM ,PHOPERTY LI NES .THE BOARD RECOMMENDS GRANT I NG 'THE' .WA I VER OF SETBACK PROV 10 I NG . - .. . . .. . . - THE CHASE COMPANY OBSERVES THe; AVERAGE SETBACK OF 15-FEET FROM'THE SIDEW~LKS. ':" .' '.. 3. MR. WAYNE WilLOUGHBY OF I 140 A~AMS STREETflEQUES~ED A BUILDING PERMIT TO CO~~TRUCT A.N.ADDITIONAL'RESIDENCE-ON HI.S PROPERTY AT-114o ADAMS STR_EET.i'. - . THIS IS 'I~ THE ~-2 DUPlE~ ZONE AND PERMITS OF TWO FAMILY UNITS.AS ONE STRUCTURE. SINC~ MR. WILLOUGHBY DESIRES A NEW RESIDENCE'I~ AD~ITION TO THE HOU$E~OK THE REAR OF HIS LOT, WHICH DOES NOT LEND ITSELF TO CONVERSION TO A DUPLEX, THE BOARD-DE~IED THE REQUEST AS NOT MEETING THE ORDINANCE REQUIREMENTS ALSO L.~K O~ JURISDICTION IN WAIVING LAND,USE REQU!REMENTS. II - IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE REQUEST OF DON MILFORD BE DENIED. MOTION CARRIED. - , IT WAS MO,VED BY DAV I S, SECONDED By"CRUMBAKER THAT THE REQUEST OF DON CHASE' BE 'GRA.N.TED. Mon'ON CARR I ED.' , -- '1'" . _' --! i:I..;....'...' ~.... IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY .C:RUMBAKER I;THAT TH.E REQUEST OF WAYNE WI L,L0UQHBY BE- GRANTED. MOTION CARRIED. . '.' 6 A PERMANENT REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I ~ ~ 285 j ---- -",'-'.~- ---~ ~^- -- .__.'. -- - ..-~ '. .,"~.__. < '-'-- "_ _ ',-._ __""~d,,'_. ,-~ -- ,--" ',", .~.- -- -- -, -- . --- .~--- .. - -.-- -- r- - . .. ..... . l "As A PERMANENT REPORT, PURSUANT TO THE RESOLUTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE C,TY OF ! J EUGENE, DIRECTING THE C,TY PLANNING COMMISSION TO PREPARE A REPORT UPON CE~~AIN REQUESTS FOR I !i RECLASSIFICATION AND ZONING IN AREAS WITHIN SAID CITY, THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION HEREBY , ~ ADOPTS AS ITS PERMANENT REPORT, THE FOLLOWING: I' I' THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THE APPROVAL OF THE FOLLOWING PETITIONS FOR I Ii IN THE CITY-TO-WIT:- , RECLASSIFICATION AND REZONING OF PROPERTY I 'I 'I RECOMMENDATION OF I, THE PLANNING COMMISSION :1 II lOT I I , BLOCK 6, CHAMBERS ADDITION I 'I i !I lOCATED NE CORNER OF 12TH AVENUE WEST AND CHAMBERS STREET. I !I REQUESTED CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION FROM R-2 Two FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO C-3, CENTRAL , I, I II BUSINESS DISTRICT. , I I I' RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION : " I BEGINNING AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF lOT E OF THE 2ND ADDITION TO CITY OUTLOOK AS FILED AND RECORDED IN VOL. 7, PAGE 12, RECORDS OF lANE COUNTY, OREGON, SAID POINT Ii BEING ON THE PRESENT CITY liMITS OF THE C,TY OF EUGENE AND RUNNING THENCE SOUTHERLY , ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF COLLIER STREET 759.6 FEET TO THE SE CORNER OF COLLIER I I; if STREET AND HUMBERT STREET; THENCE EASTERLY ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF HUMBERT STREET AS SHOWN IN THE AFOREMENTIONED PLAT A DISTANCE OF 153.45 FEET; THENCE NORTHERLY PARALLEL TO THE EAST LINE OF COLLIER STREET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF PUTNAM STREET AND THE CITY liMITS II OF EUGENE; THENCE WESTERLY ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF PUTNAM STREET TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING. " II II lOCATED BETWEEN COLLIER STREET AND BAKER STREET EXTENDED, AND BETWEEN 28TH STREET AND 29TH ! il :1 PLACE (HUMBERT ST). , I, , [I REQUESTED THAT THIS AREA BE ZONED TO R-I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL AND THE PLANNING I COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THE DENIAL OF THE FOLLOWING PETITIONS FOR RECLASSIFICATION AND il REZONING OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY, TO-WIT:- 'I W. DION ) il I' THE EAST 50.4 FEET OF THE SOUTH 70 FEET OF lOT ,I 10, BLOCK 3, WALLIS DORRIS ADDITION TO :1 I' EUGENE, OREGON. it :1 'I lOCA TED AT 1201 - I I T H A V E. WE S T , BEING THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF 11TH AVENUE AND TAYLOR II II STREET. ii REQUESTED CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION FROM R-2 Two FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT TO C-3 CENTRAL " ii , BUSINESS DISTRICT. , THIS APPLICATION WAS DENIED BECAUSE OF THE INTRODUCTION OF A C-3 ZONE (INTENDED FOR R-3 USE) IN AN R-2 DISTRICT, THE C-3 BEING REQUESTED SI~PLY TO,ELIMINATE THE NEED FOR FRONT AND SIDE YARD SETBACKS; AND ALSO BECAUSE OF OBJECTIONS P&~NTED OUT BY MR. NEAL B. SLEEPER, I 1219 11TH AVE. WEST OF A TRIPLEX ABOVE THE' EXISTI~ STOR~, BECAUSE OF THE HEIGHT WITHOUT FRONT YARD SETBACKS, ADDITIONAL CONGESTION OF THE AREA AND THE OVER-TAXING OF THE SEWER LINE, WHICH NOW BACKS uP INTO HIS BASEMENT DURING, HEAVY STORMS. lVLE K. HASTINGS SOUTH 110 FEET OF lOT 9, BLOCK 22 GROSS ADDITION, BEING THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF 22ND AND EMERALD STREET. :i REQUESTED CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION FROM R-I TO R-2 Two-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT. II II THIS APPLICATION WAS DENIED, WITH RECOMMENDATION TO THE COUNCIL THAT A VARIANCE BE GRANTED :1 i FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A DUPLEX DUE TO THE FACT THAT THE SITE IS BOUNDED ON THE EAST BY " A DUPLEX, ON THE WEST, ACROSS THE STREET, BY A STORE, AND DIAGONALLY ACROSS THE STREET TO I II THE SOUTHWEST BY A SCHOOL. Ii W. T. MILTONBERGER ALL OF lOT 6, BLOCK 9 OF EUGENE SKINNER'S ADDITION TO EUGENE C,TV ON THE WEST AT PLATTED AND RECORDED AT PAGE 226 OF VOLUME G OF lANE COUNTY, OREGON, DEED RECORDS, EXCEPT THE NORTH 105 FEET THEREOF. lOCATED AT 391 EIGHTH AVE. WEST, EUGENE. REQUESTED CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION FROM R-3 MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO C-2 NEIGHBORHOOD I COMMERCIAL DISTRICT. , 'I I: THIS APPLICATION WAS DENIED ON THE GROUNDS THAT A CHANGE WOULD CREATE A SPOT-ZONE AND WOULD I ;i BE OUT OF RELATIONSHIP WITH ABUTTING PROPERTIES. II !I , il J i j I I .""~ ~c ~'-'-_~~," ..........c' ~_ ._""',_.oL-....;,,..........~.~~~~~...:..._ r-286 , - - "".- ---- _I: MRS. VERA I . HERRON ': LOT I , BLOCK 2 PURKERSON AND QUIMBY ADDITION -: :. ,- LOCATED AT i003 WEST 6TH AVENUE. ,- . .,' REQUESTED CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION FROM C-I LIMITED COMMERCIAL TO ~-3 CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT. THIS APPLICATION WAS DENIED . . - ~ ',- - , IN VIEW OF THE FACT THAT THERE IS NO DIFFERENCE .aETWEEN-THE PROPERTY IN QUESTION AND OTHER PROPERTY ON 6TH A~D 7TH AVENUES, ZONED FOR C-I A CLASSIFI- CATION CREATED FOR HIGHWAY FRONTAGE. MR S., C. W. CROCKER LOT 2, BLOCK 2, WALNUT PARK ADDITLON, . ~ ..~ '''''' LOCATED AT 1382 JEFFERSON STREET , , .~- - REQUESTED CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION FROM R-I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO R-3 MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT. -. ,.' THI~ APPLICATION WAS DENIED BY THE COMMISSION BEC~USE - ,-... .,- . IT FELT ~HAT FOUR,APARTMENTS WOULD CROWD THE PRESENT STRUCTURE AND COULD LEAD TO A MORE'OBJECT.I ONABLE.'_CO~DI TI9N THAN PRES'ENTLY HOWEVER, THEY RECOMMENDED TO THE COUNCIL . '. _ "_ '. __ 'v . 4.._ . . . , . . I EXIS",TS. THA T A VAR I.ANCE BE GRAN'TED TO REMODEL THE STRUCTURE INTO A DUPLEX UPON PRESENTATION OF SUITABLE PLANS TO THE BUILDING DEPARTMEN~. II - . , ; . . IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE RECOMMENDATION. OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION PERTAINING TO LOT I I , BLOCK 6, CHAMBERS ADDITION BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. ~ -' IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE MATTER OF REZ~NING THE AREA IN 'THE 2ND ADDITION TO CITY OUTLOOK BE REFERRED TO THE SECRETARY OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND THE CITY MANAGER TO CHECK THE DESCRIPTION OF THE AREA TO SEE THAT IT CONFORMS TO THE CURRENT PLAT. MOTION CARRIED~ ., ..." .... , IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY SMITH THAT THE REQUEST OF W. DIONBE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE FOR STUDY AND CONTilNUE HEARING TO SEPTEMBER 25, 1950. Mo T ION CAR R I .E 0 . IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY DAVIS THA~ ~HE REPORT OF THE PL~NN~NP COMMISS~ON BE ADOPTED IN THE REQUEST OF LiLE K. HASTINGS, AND THE VARIANCE BE GRANTED. MOT.lON CARR I ED. IT W~S MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE REPORT OF :rHE PLANNING COMMISSION BE ADOPTED IN THE REQUEST OF W. T. MILTONBERGER, MOTION CARRIED. . ...-..... IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY SMITH THAT THE REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION BE ADOPTED IN THE REQUEST OF MRS. VERA I . HERRON. MOTION CARRIED. : - IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE REPORT OF THE PLANN~NG COMMISSION BE ADOPTED IN THE REQUEST OF MRS. C. W. CROCKER~ ~OTION CARRIED. , " . - '. IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY GODLOYE THAT THE RECqMMENDATION,OF~JHE,PlANNING I COMMISSION BE ADOPTED WITH RELATION TO THE GUSKE BROS.-MORGAN REQUEST. . A SUBSTITUTE MOTION WAS MADE BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE HEARING ON THIS REQUEST BE ~ONTINUED TO SEPTEMBER 25TH. ROLLCALL VOTE. CRUMBAKER, WELLS, BOOTH AND GODLOVE VOTING AYE. DAVIS AND SMITH VOTING NO. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY WELLS THAT VOTE TAKEN ON SUBSTITUTE-MOTION BE AMENDED TO CALL FOR ALL THREE READINGS ON COUNCIL BILL No. 943 AT PRESENT MEETING. DAVIS, CRUMBAKER, WELLS, BOOTH, GODLOVE AND SMITH ALL VOTING.AYE. - ,PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS 7 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATION, AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE DEPAR~~ENT WAS SUBMITTED FOR_A BEER LICENSE. LEON M. HERBERT, '719 W. 18TH AVENUE, HERBERT'S SELF SERVICE MARKET -,PKG. STORE, CLASS A. IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, ~ECONDED BY SMITH THAT THE APPLI~ATION AS APPROVED BY THE POLlCE DEPARTMEN~ BE ~NDORSED. MOT I_ON CARR I ED. 8 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATION TO REZONE WAS SUBMITTED: MRS. O. N. CROCKER, BUYER OF PROPERTY AT 1382 JEFFERSON STREET. IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY SMITH THAT THIS AMENDED REQUEST BE REFERRED TO THE' CiTY ATTORNEY AND THE PLANNING CO~MISSION. MOTION CARRIED. 9 PETITION FOR CONSTRUCTION OF CONCRETE SI.D~WALKS ON THE EAST AND WEST SIDE OF ALDER STREET I FROM 29TH TO 30TH AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED. THE REPORT OF THE ENGINEER SHOWED THAT SIGNERS OF THIS PETITION.REPRESENTED 60.63% OF THE PROPERTY TO BE ASSESSED. ~ 282~ j- ._~--.- .- -~_. - --~ -- -.--- - - .-- - ~---' ._" . - -. ..~ ---,..-.-..--.. .._.---~_. - -......._" - _.~ -- - - .- --- '--~ -.- -- "....... "_.' -. - ....--....- ~ ,..-- ..-.- - I +..,~_... - - - --- - "- I IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC I I WORKS COMMITTEE AND THE PROPER ORDINANCES BE ORDERED DRAWN. MOTION CARRIED. I :! ! II , PETITION FOR CONSTiRUCTION OF A CONCRETE SIDEWALK ON POTTER STREET BETWEEN 27TH AND 28TH : 10 I' AVENUES WAS SUBMITTED. THE REPORT OF THE ENGINEER SHOWED THAT SIGNERS OF I II THIS PETITION : :1 REPRESENTED 69.00% OF THE PROPERTY TO BE ASSESSED. , I il 'I I"T WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC 'I II WORKS COMMITTEE AND THE PROPER ORDINANCES BE ORDERED DRAWN. MOTION CARRIED. I II il COMMUNICATION FROM RICHARD REED - RE: LOCATION OF LIQUOR STORE, IN REPLY TO LETTER FROM I I ,I GROCER'S ASSOCIATION SUBMITTED TO COUNCIL AT THEIR LAST MEETING WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS ! , FOLLOWS: " IN ANSWER TO QUESTIONS ASKED ME BY CITY MANAGER, OR EN KIN G, IN REGARDS TO THE PLACING OF A RETAIL LIQUOR STORE BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STREET IN WEST EUGENE I HAVE THESE COMMENTS TO MAKE. 'I WE INTERVIEW WITH SGT. HILL, I, INVESTIGATED THE TRAFFIC HAZARD PROBLEM AND AFTER AN II OF THE STATE POLICE, WE FEEL SURE THE LOCATION AFFORDS NO SERIOUS TRAFFIC PROBLEM. " , THE LEASE HAS BEEN SIGNED BY THE OREGON LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION AND THE GUNDERSON BROTHERS, BUT I AM SURE THE LEASE COULD BE CANCELLED ANY TIME PRIOR TO THE I ACTUAL STARTING OF THE BUILDING. HOWEVER, THE COMMISSION FEELS THE LOCATION TO BE THE BEST AVAILABLE. " IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY WELLS THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED, ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. 12 COMMUNICATION FROM THE INTERNATIONAL CITY MANAGER'S ASSOCIATION - RE: ATTENDANCE AT ANNUAL CONFERENCE OF THE ICMA WAS SUBMITTED AND READ. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY SMITH THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE AND THAT THE CITY MANAGER BE INSTRUCTED TO MAKE ARRANGEMENTS TO ATTEND THIS CONFERENCE. MOTION CARRIED. 13 COMMUNICATION FROM THE LANE COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION - RE: INVITATION TO COUNCILMEN TO ATTEND LANE COUNTY FAIR TO BE HELD SEPTEMBER 20-23RD WAS SUBMITTED AND READ. IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY SMITH THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. 14 COMMUNICATION FROM T. I. CHAPMAN - RE: REZONING EAST BROADWAY WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "THE PROPERTY OWNERS ALONG EAST BROADWAY WHO ARE DESIROUS OF HAVING THE AREA REZONED ARE ANXIOUS THAT THE COUNCIL TAKE SOME ACTION ON THIS MATTER. MAY WE REQUEST THAT THIS MATTER BE BROUGHT TO YOUR ATTENTION AT YOUR NEXT MEETING FOR DISPOSITION." IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY SMITH THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED I ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. ORDINANCES 15 COUNCIL BILL No. 865 - RE: PAVING ONYX STREET FROM 25TH TO 26TH AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME I N FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER 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. IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOT I O,N CARR I ED il UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. II I I: IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN ,I II FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCI LMEN PRESENT VOTI NG AYE EXCEPT WELLS WHO 'VOTED No. HAWN AND ALLEN II ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED~. \1 Ii 16 II COUNCIL BILL No. 866 - RE: ADOPTING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR PAVING ONYX STREET FROM 25TH TO 26TH AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. 'I IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER 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. IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, S~CONDED By CRUMBAKER THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE I 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 DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE EXCEPT WELLS WHO VOTED No. HAWN AND ALLEN THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 9628. I ABSENT. I ~ ~-'- , .- . - '- ..~. ". -,~..~~~,,"-.,.~~-......_.~.~- :....-"-7'~-.~.:.._.;~~:....-.__~..~..._~c ._._._" '"' r'""28B -- ~- --------- l 17 COUNCIL BILL No. 932 - RE: LEVYIHG ASSESSMENTS FOR SEWER ON EAST SIDE OF POTTER STREET FROM 28TH TO 29TH AVENUE, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING' ON AUGUST 28, 1950 WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS ON FILE. IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS; SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER 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. ! IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER 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. t. '" IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GI~E~ FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. HAWN AND ALLEN ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED-AND NUMBERED ~._ 18 COUNC I L BI LL No. 940 - RE: CONSTRUCTI.ON OF A SIDEWALK ON THE EAST AND WEST SIDE OF ALDER STREET FROM 29TH TO,30TH AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ T~E FIRST TIME I N FULL. .,.... '}""". vr,.. ..' IT WAS ~O~ED ~Y'DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT'THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE~ MOTION CARRIED. 19 COU'NC I L BI LL No. 941 - RE:- LEVYING ASS~SSMENTS FOR PAVING UNIVERSITY FROM 26TH TO 28TH I AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST tIME IN FULL. .. ... IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY SMITH THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND THE PROPER -~~ NOTICE OF' ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED~ 20 COUNCIL BILL No. 942 - RE: REZONING RECLASSIFICATION AS RECOMMENDED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSIO~ WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE"'IRST TIME IN FULL. ' . . IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER 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. . IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER 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 DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. HAWN AND ALLEN ABSENT~ THE BILL WAS DECLARED !"ASSED AND_ NUMBERED ~. 21 COUNCIL BILL No. 943 - RE: REZONING OF GUSKE BROS.-MORGAN PROPERTY WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME I N, F U L L . , , IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER 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. IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL ~~c I READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, WELLS, BOOTH, GODLOVE, AND SMITH VOTING AYE. COUNCILMAN DAVIS VOTING NO. VOTE OF NO BY DAVIS WAS THEN CHANGED BY HIM TO A VOTE OF AYE. " IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. CRUMBAKER, WELLS AND BOOTH VOTING AYE. DAVIS, GODLOVE AND SMITH VOTING NO. THE VOiE RESULTED IN A TIET:-HREE TO THREE AND THE QUESTION WAS REFERRED TO THE MAYOR TO CAST THE DECIDING VOTE. THE MAYOR'S VOTE WAS (NO) WITH THE EXPLANATION THAT HE FELT A MAJO~ REZONING OF SUCH A NATURE SHOULD BE MADE ONLY BY A MAJORITY' OF THE'COUNCIL. . RESOLUTIONS 22 RESOLUTION - RE: CONDEMNATION OF OSCAR MILLICAN PROPERTY WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:-" "BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON, THAT FOUR PARCELS OF LAND HAVING AN AGGREGATE OF-APPROXIMATELY 80.77 ACRES OF LAND BELONGING TO OSCAR MILLICAN, A WIDOWER, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBEb AS EXHIBIT A~ HEkET6 ATTACHED, IS HEREBY FOUND AND DECLARED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE TO BE NECESSARY FOR THE USE OF THE CITY OF EUGENE FOR RIGHT OF WAY FOR THE WALTERVILLE POWER CANAL, FOR , ACCESS TO THE CANAL; FOR THE ACQUISITION OF LAND WHICH WOULD BE FLOODED BY THE WATER IN THE CANAL IN ITS NEW LEVEL, AND FOR PUMPED STORAGE WATER BASIN AND SUCH OTHER USES AS MAY APPEAR. (, I 0 .. ~ ~ 289 1- -~;==- ';;"".;~":::;';;;:::"'---:-~-===--=::"~~~.'=~~~=:=~..,..:';:;:'::..~-=::;;;;;;.;..:.~~:::.;:.;;,;;;::::==::~::=">-~:_=""::"'_~''''',".::-='::::~;'' ':c"~::"";":_:_'':'"_-~;'='=-...='_~:;':::~:'''''~:.~::'~'':'~ _~j;;..;' _'7':::':=-"::::::'~=:,=~__ -- I! _..u_.._._ .~ ._,".. . "__M _ -- - - ._--~ r II BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE THAT THE CI TY Ii ! j; OF EUGENE SHALL FORTHWITH INSTITUTE PROCEEDINGS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF !! OREGON FOR LANE COUNTY IN EMINENT DOMAIN FOR THE CONDEMNATION OF 80.77 ACRES OF LAND !I :1 AND IN SAID CONDEMNATION SUIT TO TENDER SAID OSCAR MILLICAN THROUGH HIS GUARDIAN THE !I SUM OF $30,100.00 AS FULL PAYMENT FOR THE TAKING OF SAID LAND. ! Ii ii RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE 11TH DAY OF II THE il SEPTEMBER, 1950." II II IT WAS MOVED BY DAVIS, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. MOTION I I: ! I CARRIED. II UPON MOTION DULY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED. II II II , RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, I, !! ~ ~ II !: ! " H , I OREN L. KING, 'I CITY MANAGER. 1 : I I I I( 'I I II I I' I I !I ! .. j I ~,:'..;;"'~,. ,. .~ - .-'--,.........._..........._.~--~~._,...,,<~"~._-----~~~~_..>-.._~"~>-~. -_.;.'""'-~!_-,,:~.._-_:.- I ~ ' "- - - -- ~n~_~_ ~200 ',) --.. ..---- ~ ~- ,..~...- ...~ - -....= ~.~ --I. , " - I -i ,-" I y ~ I I