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Home My WebLink About10/09/1950 Meeting .~ 29fJ j .-.- --- ..~ - ..-- "-'~- -, -~."_.._-. -'.'--._.- ~~-_. - .~- .. ~...._- - ~ "'--'-'-.-, .-~.,-....-,.~. ,_...._'-, --,. --. - -"-'- ... . 0_ ,____"u._. ""4.__"'_ -~--- -"*.-- -_._-._~ --.,"'- "-'~-~. ._.....---- -..- 1 T COUNCIL CHAMBERS, EUGENE, OREGON. I i OCTOBER 9, 1950. , i I :1 THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE WAS HELD ON OCTOBER 9, II 1950 AT 7:30 P.M. THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY HIS HONOR, MAYOR V. E. JOHNSON. II II COUN~ILMEN PRESENT WERE: HAWN, CRUMBAKER, WELLS, BOOTH AND GODLOVE. COUNCILMEN DAVIS, :1 ALLEN AND SMITH WERE ABSENT. II THE MINUTES OF THE LAST REGULAR MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 11TH AND 25TH, 1950 WERE READ !i AND APPROVED. I BILLS AGAINST THE VARIOUS CITY DEPARTMENTS WERE SUBMITTED fOR THE MONTH Of SEPTEMBER, ,i 1950 AS FOLLOWS: I I GENERAL FUND , II W. H. SHIELDS CONST. CO. $ 9 ,346. O~ EVA GALLUP $ 25.00 II II PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT 5, III .7 GENERAL 'PAINT CORPORATION ~.42 HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 57.38 B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY 4 .00 I' AETNA L I FE INSURANCE CO. 209.77 JOE GORDON HARDWARE, I NC, 12.42 PACifiC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 461 .20 GUARD PUBLISHING COMPANY 43.07 I ! EUGENE HOSPITAL ASS~N. 30.00 FRED HALEY 17.30 i HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 113.3' GEORGE A. HALTON COMPANY 44.17 jl HENRY F. BEISTEL-TREASURER 1,381.94 HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES COMPANY 33.25 MAYOR V. E. JOHNSON 100.00 HOffMAN-HARRIS INC. 3.00 [, EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY 2,259.41 L. G. HELTERLINE j, j 119';34 LANE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY 250.00 HENDERSHOTT'S 6.~5 8.00 , II ACCIDENT PREVENTION DEPT. OF CECIL HOLLAND , I ASS'N. OF CASUALTY & SURETY 6.00 ROBERT A. HOLLAND 33.70 II AMERICAN SOCIETY fOR PUBLIC ADMIN. 10.00 INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY 7~~.00 ANDERSON BROS. 250.00 ICMA 2.00 II W. M. ANDERSON 4.00 INTOXIMETER ASSOCIATION 65.56 Ii AVON BABB 31.25 KAYE LOOMIS I . 7~ , II R. A. BABB HARDWARE 2.6~ KENDALL MOTORS 447.6 I LESTER BARKER 33.4 KOKE-CHAPMAN COMPANY 162.50 I BEARING SUPPLY COMPANY ~.91 LANE GRAVEL COMPANY 70 I . 75 LLOYD BEEBE .00 LOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE 208.00 I! HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 656.25 6.48 ,I ED LORENCE COMPANY II I BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE 16.00 MAUDE GLASPEY MCCARTER 2.~0 I DAVID G. BOGGS 20.00 MCCRACKEN BROS. MOTOR FREIGHT 7. II BOND MANUfACTURING COMPANY 42.00 McDANIEL LUMBER COMPANY ~.OO I BURROUGHS' ADDING MACHINE CO. .69 MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, I Nc. 37 .4~ D. W. CARLEY 4.00 MOORE STEEL SERVICE COMPANY, I NC. 41 .5 I C & SELECTRIC 71.86 MOUNTAIN STATES POWER COMPANY 127.10 I II CLARK BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. 28.41 MUNICIPAL FINANCE OfFICERS ASS'N. 20.00 COLUMBIA EQUIPMENT COMPANY 81.17 MUNICIPAL YEAR BOOK 10.00 :1 COMFORT UPHOLSTERY 9.75 MUNNELL & SHERRILL, I NC. 8.26 COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 20.00 GEORGE MYRMO & SONS 41.08 I Ii COMMERCIAL SUPPLY & EQUIPMENT CO. 3.05 NORDLING PARTS COMPANY 13.74 I CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS, I NC. ~.02 NORTHWEST CITIES GAS COMPANY 2.00 ! i CRESSEYS' .05 OFfiCE MACHINERY & SUPPLY CO. 12. 10 II W. S. DARLEY & COMPANY 6.39 ORCHARD AUTO PARTS COMPANY 7.16 il DAVIDSON BAKING COMPANY 10.00 OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY 104.92 I [I DOTSON'S PHOTO SHOP 8.5~ 22.~0 I OREGON OUTFITTERS II DOUBLE D PRINTING CO. 65.~ PACIFIC AUTO SUPPLY 12. 5 'I DUNCAN PARKING METER CORP. 1,471. ~ PACifiC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH 570.60 II EUGENE BLUE PRINT CO. 132.7 PACKER-SCOTT COMPANY " 43.86 EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS 198.~5 PANAMA SIMMONS CARBON COMPANY, INC. 3.75 EUGENE FARMER'S COOPERATIVE 58. 0 STANTON PAYNE " 179.50 'I I Ii 2.24 I EUGENE FARMERS CREAMERY RUSSELL PECKHAM l5.00 I :: I EUGENE-LANE COUNTY ASSOCIATION PETERSON BROS. SERVICE STATION 3.00 i OF INSURANCE AGENTS '274.02 PETRO-LANE OIL COMPANY 12'40 I EUGENE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS 43.16 PETTY CASH INC. 50. 6 EUGENE MILL SUPPLY Cb. 3.~6 PIERCE AUTO FREIGHT LINES, 29.40 EUGENE'S OUTDOOR STORE ~. 5 PORTABLE IRRIGATION COMPANY 9.00 EUGENE ~VERALL LAUNDRY .I~ PORTLAND PAINT & LACQUER PRODUCTS 272.00 i EUGENE PLANING MILL 27.~ PROfESSIONAL RODENT CONTROL SERVICE 333.33 EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY 2.94 ELLIS RACKLEFF 39.92 EUGENE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 25.00 RECORDAK CORPORATION 68.61 EUGENE RADIATOR SERVICE 10.00 REX CAFE 4.90 EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY 2, 118.8~ RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION 18.62 EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 2,585.8 K. A. RI DENOUR 85.80 EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 3,267.45 RUBENSTEIN'S 129.95 EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 7.03 R. W. SAUNDERS 25.00 E. O. FINCH 4.30 GEORGE SCHAEFERS 12.90 I W. P. FULLER & COMPANY .71 SHELL OIL COMPANY 1,007.07 DRS. E. D. FURRER & K. D. McMILAN 124.50 SHELTON-TuRNBULL-FuLLER COMPANY 9.30 '.~ ,. - _.......~ ....~--_._~.... ~- ~.. -,' ~. ~'."",'''''':u.~ '" ~'__.o.,_.,_.. _~_ ,- '~c......,"";~.........",~~'.._. ~3UO - "'.--" ---- - -- -- , - ~....... 1- _~-4000;;;':: -- .......- ~---- GENERAL FUND DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT FUND F:RANCIS E. SMITH $ 6.00 ,STANTON PAYNE $ 848.25 o. L. SOLBERG 8.85 INTER~CITY SAND & GRAVEL 540.00 STANCAL ASPHALT & BITUMULS CO. 7g.57 INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL 961 .20 STEVENS TYPEWRITER CO. \ .00 INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL 606.60 WILLARD H. STEVENS '18.80 STANTON PAYNE I, 7 I 0 . 00 C. A. SWARTS, SJER~FF- "3"7-8.00 STANTON PAY,NE, : 730.80 EARL W. SNYDER " 6g'00 THEJ CENTRAL ,HEA T I NG CO. ,. , 900.00 TERRILL AUTO PARTS COMPANY Ig8:~~ THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. 650.00..: ' TIDEWATER ASSOCIATED OIL CO. THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. I , I 00.00 TITLE ABSTRACT COMPANY 385.00 THE CENTRA'L HEATING CO. , , 900 . 00 - THE TODD COMPAN~, I NC. 83.17 THE CENTRAL HEAT1NG CO. 4,300.00 ',' TRANSPORT CLEARING OF PORTLAND 1.30 THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. 2,200.00 HENRY TROYANEK 8.50' THE:CENTRAL HEATING Co. 1',-970 ~ 00 UNION OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA 39.75 THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. " -,770.00 . UNIVERSITY WINDOW CLEANING CO. 22.00 THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. 4,0~0.00 u. S. STEEL SUPPLY CO. 73.20 JORGENSEN-CONCRETE Co. ~,7 3.87 VALLEY PRINTING COMPANY 12.95 JORGENSEN CONCRETE CO. ,331 .50 VALLEY STATIONERY COMPANY 8.25__ JORGENSEN CONCRETE CO. ~ ,\ ,350.00 ' , VETERANS AUTO LAUNDRY 4.00 THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. . ,8, 900. 0,0 VERNS. ASSOCIATED SERVICE 17 .14 1HE ,CENTRAL HEATING CO. ,- T ~'; ,: 960 .'00 WIGGINS'COMPANY, INC. 82.18 THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. 9,750.00 ' N WILTSHIRES' .35. ~2 THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. '~?_.'" .j~,~O,O,.OO WOODBURY COMPANY 39. ,0 THE CEN~RALHEATING CO. . J _2 , 00 . 00 I HAROLD WOOD TEXACO SERVICE: . .95 THE CENTRA~ HEATING CO. 5, 6~0.00 . WYATTS' 128.70..:T. c. WILD.lSH ,_.2,8", .,27 . STATE.OF OREGON 366~06 COA~T CONSJRUCTION CO. . 756.80 CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 2,136.31 ~OA~T CONSJRUCTION Co. 1,202.50 SOL LEVINSON -3 I . 90 COAST CON~JRUCTION CO. 9,488.39 PRESSMAN'S MEN'S SHOP 39.~0 COAST CONSTRUCTION CO. -.. '11',184.97 WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. .32. ~ JO~G~NS~N CONCRETE CO. . 1',582.60. w. E.. TURNBOW 4.80 COAST CONSTRUCTION CO. 10,977.21 OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION 438.21 JORGENSEN CONCRETE CO. 2, 26 J. 57 JORG~NS~N CONCRETE CO. I -,297. J 5 ,SPECIAL SEWER FUND INTER-CiTY. SAND & GRAVEL 1,292.22 JORGENStN CONCRETE CO. .11, \78.00 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT 27.-21 " , OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION 1~.39 AMAZON CHANNELSEWER:FUND HENRY .F. BE I STEL, TREASURER 46 .03 ( FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE 82.60 CASCADE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ; I 2,030.76 " HE~RY ,F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 8.45 HAM I L TON: &. THOMS ~ .. '3,607...5Q, , LANE ,GRAVEL COMPANY 30.00 HAMI~TONI &.THOMS 900.00 ALLEN-BRADLEY COMPANY 54.~0 HAMILTONi&.THOMS 3,700.00 R. A.BABB HARDWARE COMPANY c. 9. 2. HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER .17.80 CORNELL, HOWLAND, .HA.YES ,& MERRYF I ELD 524~54 ( EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY 2.00 MILL RACE PARK FUND GENERAL ELECTRIC SUPPLY CORP. 6~.91 , '.' JOE GORDON HARDWARE, I NC. ' , .05, OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSLON .26 JOHNS-.MANVILLE SALES CORPORATI'ON 4 081.22 ,HENRY F. B~ISTEL, TREASURER 25.92 .' . ". , MCCRACKEN BROS. MOTOR FREIGHT 2.99" R.A. BABB ,HARDWARE CO~PANY 1.30 ED MAIH I:ESEN 90.20 R~ H:.CHAP~AN COM~ANY ., 10.00 I WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC SUPPLY 53.00. GIUSTINA,l~MBER YARD. '222.40 OREGON STATE ACCIDENT .COMM. 5.81, OREGON SUP~LY COMPANY .' 4~26 . OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION " I: ,1.?7 . , " ( . . I~ WAS MOVED BY HAWN,SECONDE? ~Y ~ELLS THAT THE. B!LLS AS SUBMITTED AND RE~D BE AP~ROVED AND TH.E PROPER CITY OFF I CERS AUTHOR I ZED TO DRAW. UP THE ~ECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. 2 ~HE FOLLOWING' MON~HLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES WERE SUBMITTED AND READ. 3RD AN,D 'FINAL TO' CASCADE CONST. & ENGR. CO. FOR AM'AZON ~RIDGE AT PEARL & 17TH AVE. - $650.00. 2ND TO THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING 2~RD FROM HILYARD TO ALDE~ -$2,300.00. '. 2ND TQ THE CENTRAL HEATING CO,. FOR PAVING 2 tH FROM ~IL~AMETTE TO OLIVE - $1,950.00 2ND TQ THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING ONY~ FROM 24T~ TO 25~H -,$600.00., . 3RD TO THE CENTRAL HEA~ING CO. FOR PAVING 31ST FROM WIL~AMETTE TO HILYARD - $3,000.00. 1ST TQ THE CENTRAL HEATiMG CO. FOR PAVING ELINOR FROM 27TH TO 28TH AVENUE - $1,700.00~ ~RD TO THt CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING VAN NESS FROM,25TH TO REED (27TH) - $4;200~00~ TH TQ THE CENTRAL HEATI NG CO.' FOR PAVI NG POTTER FROM 2~TH TO 26TH AVENUE - $4,100.00. . 2ND TO THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING POTTE~ FROM 2,TH TO 29TH - $3,400.00. ' 1ST 'TQ THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING 26TH FROM COLl,JMBIA TO CHULA VISTA - $1,080.00. 1ST TO THE CENTRAL HEATING Co. FOR 'PAVING AGATE STREE(T FROM FRANKLIN TO 18TH - $8~0.bO. 1ST TO PAT BARKLEY FOR SEWER ASSIGNED COAST CONST.! BET.:LAWRENCE & WASHINGTON - 2 -25TH -$1,406.16. 4TH TO COAST CONST. & ENGR. FOR SA'NITARY SEWERS --SOUTH.WILLAMETTE - ORD.' 9587 -- $5,543.,10., , ~RD TQ COAST CONST. & ENGR. FOR S~NITARY SEWE~S - SOUTH.WILLAMETTE - ORD. 9575 ~ $6,~13~75. . TH TO COAST CONST. & ENGR. FOR SANITARY SEWERS - SOUTH.WILLAMETTE,.-.ORD. 9571 - $2, 31 ~41.. 2ND TQ INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL CO. FOR PAVING GARFIELD,FROM 18TH TO S. CITY LIMITS - $1,305.00. 2ND TQ INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL FO~ PAVING LAWRENCE FROM 23RD TO 24TH - $855.72. : . I 2ND TQ HAMILTON AND THOMS FOR AMAZON BRID~E Ai 24TH AVE~UE - $6,037.50. .- ~ ~ a01 =1 ..--.. ". _. _ _._. ".n~_'__,""'..._" ~".. -. -- -. -,' .-. '. .-.--., "-~" - ... . <- - "-'-"~- . ",.- -+ -,+.-. .... -- .. ... - _. ---,.-.- . -_.~ .-..-.- ..,....-- -,..--.- ...- -...- .--.-- - '---..- -,"'-'" ..-._..' _...._~,_. - 2ND TO JORGENSEN CONCRETE CO. FOR PAVING 19TH FROM LINCOLN TO FRIENDLY - $114062.24. 1ST TO JORGENSEN CONCRETE CO. FOR PAVING WILLAMETTE FROM 2~TH TO 32ND - $1,1 7.50. 2ND TO JORGENSEN CONCRETE CO. FOR PAVING ~ILLAMETTE FROM 2 TH TO 29TH - $22,037.04. I I 4TH TO JORGENSEN CONCRETE CO. FOR PAVING OAK FROM',,6n~ TO 19TH - $1,4~~.44. I 1ST TO C. M. KEMP FOR PAVING INTERSECTION AT 18TH AND FRIENDLY - $1,4 .04. II 1ST TO R. C. P~RSONS FOR PAVING ALLEY BET. POTTER & UNIVERSITY FROM 20TH TO 21sT- - $1,023.75. Ii 3RD TO STANTON PAYNE FOR PAVING POTTER FROM 27TH TO 28TH - $3,197.70. 1ST TO ED MATHIESEN FOR SIDEWALK AT 2230 18TH AVENUE WEST - $94.00. FINAL AND RELEASE. 'I RELEASE TO EMPIRE CONST. FOR SEWER ON AGATE & 17TH FROM FRANKCIN AND AGATE TO 18TH & FAIRMOUNT _ 'I II $687.75. 1ST TO THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING AGATE FROM FRANKLIN TO 18TH AVENUE - $850.00. I, I 1ST TO THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING ELINOR FROM 27TH TO 28TH - $1,700.00. I I 3RD TO THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING 31ST FROM W'LLAMETTE TO HILYARD - $3,000.00. I 2ND TO THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING ONYX FROM 24TH TO 25TH - $600.00. , 2ND TO THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING 24TH FROM W,lLAMETTE TO OLIVE - $1,950.00. i 1ST TO JORGENSEN CONCRETE CO. FOR PAVINGWllLAMETTE FROM 29TH TO 32ND - $1,147.50. I 2ND TO INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL CO. FOR PAVING GARFIELD FROM 18TH TO S. C,TY LIMITS - $1,305.00. I 2ND TO INTER-C,TY SAND & GRAVEL CO. FOR PAVING LAWRENCE FROM 23RD TO 24TH - $855.72. II 1ST TO R. C. PARSONS FOR PAVING ALLEY BET. POTTER & UNIVERSITY FROM 20TH TO 21ST - $1,023.75. IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE ESTIMATES AS CERTIFIED BY W. C. I I CLUBB, CITY ENGINEER, AND THE CONTRACTOR, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS AUTHORIZED I I TO PREPARE WARRANTS, IN PAYMENT OF THE SAME, AND MAKE ISSUES ONLY AS ORDERED BY THE CITY I I MANAGER. ROLLCAll VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES 'I 3 I, A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE - RE: RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE STREET PLANNING !I II COMMITTEE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: '1 Ii ,1 II "A MEETING OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE WAS HELD AT THE OSBURN HOTEL ON MONDAY, i OCTOBER 9, 1950 WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, CHAIRMAN; AND WELLS; I MAYOR JOHNSON; CITY MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY AND CITY RECORDER. ALSO PRESENT FROM THE : STREET PLANNING COMMITTEE OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION WERE MESSRS. JOHN MCGINTY; CLAY BARNES; JACK FOSTER; MAX MORSE; C. L. KELLY AND PLANNING CONSULTANT, HOWARD BUFORD. il I. A MASTER PLAN FOR CROSS TOWN ROAD IMPROVEMENTS WAS PRESENTED BY THE STREET" il PLANNING COMMITTEE FOR CONSIDERATION BY THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE AND MEMBERS OF II THE CITY COUNCIL. THE PROGRAM IS A RESULT OF A GREAT DEAL OF STUDY ON THE PART OF II THE COMMITTEE AND INVOLVES A CROSS TOWN ROAD P~OGRAM TO BUilD THE CITY STREET SYSTEM \1 TO WHERE IT WILL MORE ADEQUATELY CARRY THE INCREASED TRAFFIC LOAD WITH WHICH OUR i STREETS ARE BURDENED. I II THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE, AFTER REVIEWING THIS PROGRAM, A COpy OF WHICH IS HEREWITH ATTACHED, RECOMMENDED ITS APPROVAL AND ADOPTION BY THE CITY COUNCil AS A !I GUIDE FOR THE FUTURE OVER-ALL STREET PROGRAM WITHIN THE CITY. THE COMMITTEE II AUTHORIZED THE CITY ATTORNEY TO PREPARE A RESOLUTION FOR COUNCIL ACTION OCTOBER 9, II 1950. I II 2. THE COMMITTEE REVIEWED THE ASSESSMENT ORDINANCE UNDER COUNCIL BILL No. 941 FOR I, PAVING UNIVERSITY STREET FROM 26TH TO 28TH AVENUE WHICH HAD RECEIVED FIRST READING ON I :1 SEPTEMBER 11TH. THE CITY MANAGER ADVISED THAT THE FAULTY PAVING AS OUTLINED BY II OBJECTORS AT THE PREVIOUS MEETING WERE BEING CORRECTED AND WOULD BE CHARGED AGAINST ,I THE CONTRACTOR. IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THESE CORRECTIONS BE MADE I AND THE CHARGES ASSESSED TO THE CONTRACTOR AND THAT THE ASSESSMENT ORDINANCE BE I PASSED UPON ITS FINAL READING. ! . 3. THE CONTRACT FOR ENGINEERING SERVICES .OR THE SEWAGE OlSPOSAl PLANT AND OUTFALL liNE BETWEEN THE CONSULTING ENGINEERING FIRM OF CORNELL-HoWLAND-HAYES & MERRYFIELD i AND THE CITY OF EUGENE WAS REVIEWED IN DETAIL RELATIVE TO RATES OF PAY, SUPERVISION ANO INSPECTION OF THE WORK AND THE ENGINEER'S RESPONSIBILITY RELATIVE TO THE PROPER I COMPLETION OF THE ENTIRE SEWAGE DISPOSAL SYSTEM. UPON THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY I MANAGER AND CITY ATTORNEY THE COMMITTEE FELT THAT IT WASALl RIGHT FOR THE MAYOR AND I' CITY MANAGER TO PROCEED WITH SIGNING THE CONTRACT AS PREVIOUSLY AUTHORIZED BY THE I i CITY COUNCIL ON SEPTEMBER 25, 1950. I' 4. I N THE MA TTER OF THE VACATION OF A PORTION OF GLEN OAK DRIVE BETWEEN THE NORTH ,I liNE OF 39TH AVENUE AND THE SOUTH liNE OF 38TH AVENUE IN THE LORENA TURPIN ADDITION, I! THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THIS VACATION BE APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL INASMUCH AS THE STREET BEING CLOSED IS PART OF AN OVER-AL~ PLAN WHEREIN DONALD STREET WILL BE 'I OPENED CLEAR THROUGH TO 39TH AVENUE, MAKING A CONTINUOUS STREET IN THIS AREA REPLACING II THE fORMER >DEAD-END, GLEN OAK DRIVE. Ij II MEETING ADJOURNED AT 2:15 P.M.~ I I I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY WELLS THAT THE REPORT IN REGARD TO THE MASTER II PLAN FOR CROSS TOWN ROAD IMPROVEMENT BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. I ;/ IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE BALANCE OF Ii THE REPORT OF THE I PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. I .. . - ,-, .~:~~ ~.'iI<.'~'c'~,~_;':~""::';'~,.~~.._:_.._~_' .,"'......_", ___, ,AIlI ~302 - " - - - - l 4 A DR~F~ OF A STATEMENT BY THE MAYOR AND THE C~TY COUNCILTQ APPEAR ON THE VOTERS PAMPHLET FO.R THE NOVEMBER 7, 1950 ELEC T ION WAS R.EAD AND APPROVED AS TO FORM AND CONTENT. ". REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMM I SS IONS . j ! 5 A REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS - RE: VAR I ANCES TO .ZON I NG ORD I NANCE WAS SUBMf.TTED : AND READ AS FOLLOWS: '. , ! "THE BOARD OF ApPEALS MET I N THE C ITV HALL Oc TOBER 5,. 1950 .TO CONS I DER THE FOLLOWING REQUESTS FOR VARIANCE OF LAND USE AND SETBACKS. ., I . REQUE.ST FROM MR. & MRS. H. O. LANGFELT FOR PERMISSION. TO CONSTRUCT AN ADDITJONAL RESIDENCE ON THEIR PRDPERTY AT 2790 BAKER BOULEVARD. .' TH!:RE EX ~ STS A HOUSE ON THE.' REAR APPROX I MA TEL Y. 24-FEET BY 26-FEET WH I CH THEY FEEL IS S~ALL FOR THEIR PURPOSE AND IN THE EVr~T THEY COULD,BUILD THE UNIT IN FRONT THEY ~OULD TURN THE SMALL HOUSE OVER TO MR. LANGFELT'S MOTHER. THIS IS CONTRARY TO THE PROVISIONS OF T~E.R~r SINGLE FiMILY ZONE AND~IS.BEYOND, THE JURISDICTION OF THE BOARD TO GRANT WAIVER ,OF nAND USE, THEREFORE THE REQUEST WAS DE~IED. , , t ' I,. ......1i:,:.;1~.1 \ ',' . ~ j . 'I I' ,? 1\ ~.t H, ., ;;L REQU~~T FROM MR. Roy W. .MALLERY WHO OWNS. PROPERTY AT 2794:BAKER BOUb6VARD~AND n' REQUESTS PERMISSION TO CONSTRUCT A CAR PORT WHICH WOULD PROJECT FROM H~S~PRESENT_ I GARAGE TO WITHIN THREE FEET OF THE FRONT PROPERTY LINE. SINCE THE ORDINANCE REQUIRES A MINIMUM OF 20-FOOT SETBACK FOR GARAGES AND MR. MALLERY'S CAR PORT VOULD HAVE ONLY A 3-FOOT SETBACK, " . ,., THE REQUEST WAS DENIED. IT WAS MOVED BY GODLOVE, SECONDED BY HAWN THAT T~E REPORT OF THE BOARD OF, ApPEALS BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE FOR REPORT AT THE OCTOBER 23RD.MEETING. MOTION CARRIED. 6 A PERMANENT REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS rOLLOWS:' "As A 'PERMANENT 'REPORT, PURSUANT TO'THE RESOLUTION OF THE GOMMON COUNCIl.: OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, DIRECTINi THE CITY PLANNINGCOMMISSI6N ~O PREPARE A REPORT UPON CERTAI.N: REQUESTS FOR RECLASSIFICATION AND ZONING IN AREAS WITHIN SAID CITY, THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION HEREBY ADOPTS AS ITS PERM~NENT REPORT, THE FOLLOWING: : EAST BROADWAY FROM THE ALLEY EAST OF HI GH' TO ALDER 'STREET - BOTH. SI DES - -------- REQUESTED CHANGE FROM C-I TO C-2 DISTRICT ApPLICATION WITHDRAWN. r' ., THE PLANNI NG COMMI.SSION RECOMMENDS THE APPRO.VAL OF THE FOLLOWI NG CHANGES IN ZONING ORDINANCE #91~~. --- ----- -- SECTION X - C-I LIMITED COMMERCIAL DISTRICT. OJ " . A. USE. ADD THE FOLLOWING:- I '9. AUTO~OBILE 'AGENCY SALES AND SERVICE, , . AND USED CAR SALE&. '.'. .= 10. Bus I NESS C OlL EGE ; <DR': PR.I-V.A r.E S'CHOOLS OPERA TED A'S C.OMMERC I At:., 'EST ABL I SHME N TS. It. CA.TER;ING SERVI.CE. ~ 12. FLORIST SHOPS. . ;o~,--.~,.. i~ ;:..:,f4;~ I~. LABORATORIES. - I . PRINTING SHOPS 15'. RESTAURANTS, PROVIDED ALL SERVICES RENDERED ARE WITHl~,A. COMPLETELY ENCLOSED BUILDING (iURB OR CAR. SERVICE WILL, NOT BE PERMITTED). ANY OF THE ABOVE LISTED USES THAT MAY PROVE TO BE OBJECTIONABLE DUE TO ODOR, DUST, SMOKE, NO' 5 E, VIBRATION OR APPEARANCE WILL NOT BE PERMITTED., B. PARKING SPACE REQUIRED ADD THE FOLLOWING:- 2. ALL OTHER LAND USES PERMITTED HEREIN SHALL PROVIDE ADEQUATE OFF- STREET PARKING ON THE Sl)~ FOR THE AUTOMOBILES OF ALL PERSONNEL EMPLOYED AND C US TOMER S PA TRON I Z I'NG THE BUS I NESS. 3. ALL PARK~~G AREAS, DRIVEWAYS, AND LAND AREAS USED FOR THE DISPLAY Of MERCHANDISE SHALL BE PAVED OR SURFACED IN AN ACCEPTABLE MANNER. - , C. SIGNS REVISE TO READ:- SIGNS S~ALL NOT EXCEED WWE~TY (20) SQUARE FEET IN AREA AND SHALL BE I LIMITED TO ONE PER BUSIN~SS~STABGISHMtNT. SAID SIGNS SHALL PERTAIN ONLY TO A USE CONDUCTED WITHIN TH.E BUILDING. ~ . '~ ,303 J ._- " ~'-----'-.-- ,,-_.. ._-~ ,- --- ........._-. .- ~:..:~-~ ~~.-~:~~'_.''- ~=.~~;; .- "--~ -- "-"":;- ----- <- +-.- -,-..-_-. -- ~- ."-", '--,- - -'~-" . ,--- I E. AREA I. SIZE OF LOT REVISE AS FOLLOWS:- --- B. SPACE REQUIRED FOR AUTO COURTS SHALL BE NOT LESS THAN ONE THOUSAND I ! TWO-HUNDRED ( I ,200) SQUARE FEET OF LOT SPACE PER DWELLING OR SLEEPING UNIT. F. BUILDING SETBACK REQUIREMENTS REVISE AS FOLLOWS:- 2. SIDE YARD. ON INTERIOR LOTS AND THE INTERIOR SIDE OF CORNER LOTS -- THERE SHALL BE A SIDE YARD ON EACH SIDE OF THE MAIN BUILDING OF NOT LESS THAN THREE (3) FEET EXCEPT THAT THE BUILDING INSPECTOR MAY WAIVE THE SIDE YARD SETBACK IF MUTUAL CONSENT OF THE ADJOININ~ PROPERTY OWNERS IS GIVEN IN WRITING. ACCESSORY BUILDINGS LOCATED LESS THAN SEVENTY no) FEET FROM THE FRONT PROPERTY LINE SHALL CONFORM TO THE SIDE YARD REQUIREMENTS. i I 3. REAR YARD. A GARAGE CONSTRUCTED WITH THE ENTRANCE ON THE ALLEY I -- ( 14) SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM SETBACK OF FOURTEEN FEET FROM THE ALLEY CENTER LINE. " IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT THE REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION I I BE ADOPTED. THE MOTION WAS DEFEATED BY A NO VOTE BY ALL MEMBERS. I IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE HEARING BE CONTINUED TO NOVEMBER 13TH AND REFERRED TO A COMMITTEE COMPOSED OF MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY AND JUDICIARY I COMMITTEE WITH THE CHAIRMAN OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE ACTING AS CHAIRMAN, AND THAT THEY STUDY THE MATTER AND MAKE A RECOMMENDATION AND SUBMIT AN ORDINANCE. MOTION CARRIED. I i PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS 7 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATION FOR A ROOMING HOUSE LICENSE, AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE, FIRE AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS, WAS SUBMITTED. BUTTE HOTEL, 667-1/2 WILLAMETTE STREET, REVA MI LL I CAN. IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER "THAT THE APPLICATION AS APPROVED BY THE , I POLICE, FIRE AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS BE ENDORSED. MOTION CARRIED. 8 PETITION FOR THE PAVING OF KINCAID STREET FROM 19TH TO 21ST AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ, SIGNED BY ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS IN THAT AREA. THE REPORT OF THE ENGINEER SHOWED THAT SIGNERS OF THIS PETITION REPRESENTED 48.90% OF THE PROPERTY TO BE ASSESSED. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY HAWN THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE I PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. I FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION ACQUISITION OF AIRPORT HOMES AT I 9 I 13TH AND CHAMBERS I I STREET BY THE C,TY OF EUGENE WAS SUBMITTED. , I - ! I, IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE MATTER BE REFERRED TO THE FINANCE ! I COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. i 9 I COMMUNICATION FROM PERCY W. BROWN &. Co. - RE: PROPOSING TO AUDIT RECORDS OF C,TY OF I EUGENE FOR YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1951 FOR THE AMOUNT OF $1,000 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ. il i I, IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE CITY MANAGER BE GIVEN AUTHORITY II TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT ON THIS BASIS WITH P. W. BROWN &. COMPANY. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION i rl CARRIED. il I 10 II CITY MANAGER READ A COPY OF A COMMUNICATION TO GENERAL P,CK - RE: AIRPORT MASTER II PLAN SENT TO DEFENSE OFFICIALS IN WASHINGTON. II II AN INFORMAL REPORT OR SUMMARY OF THE PROGRESS OF STREET PROJECTS WAS GIVEN BY THE II CITY MANAGER. Ii AFTER SOME DISCUSSION ON THE STREET PROJECT TO IMPROVE EAST 22ND AVENUE FROM ALDER TO HARRIS STREETS, IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE CITY MANAGER BE INSTRUCTED TO TAKE WHATEVER LEGAL STEPS ARE REQUIRED TO FORCE MR. PAYNE TO RESUME WORK ON THIS PROJECT WITHIN 48 HOURS AND TO FINISH THE WORK WITHIN A WEEK OR FORFEIT THE PROJECT TO COMPLETION BY HIS BONDING COMPANY. IT WAS FURTHER MOVED AND SECONDED THAT THE BONDING I COMPANY BE SO ADVISED~ MOTION CARRIED. I' :1 I )1 II I ~. <Jb,'" ~--,.'-'. ~,_.. ._,_'_..L_ ..._'~~ -""'~'-:.s.~_.......~_,:.~....._";";'_ _ "-'-._.....:.-'"~.__..~'-"-........~"""""........~_..~_'.__~...c,... - ..,-^"'~, ..~.~'r ,~ ~a~~.. OUdt - - I ORDINANCES 12 COUNCIL BILL No. 941 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING UNIVERSITY FROM 26TH TO 28TH AVENUE, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READI~~ ON SEPiEMBER 11TH, 195Q WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. I T WAS MOVED BY HAW'N, SECONDED 'BY' CRUMBAKER . THA T THE BILL BE READ THE S-'ECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of THE COUNC~L. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. .. IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE "RUlES BE. SUSPENDED AND THE BI LL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. MOTION CAR'RIED 'U'NANIMOUSLY A'ND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. Ii WA~ MovEri B~ HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT TH~ COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FIN~L PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTI~~ AYE. DAVIS, ALEEN AND SMITH ABSENT. THE B I L~ WAS DECLARED ~ASSE'D AND NUMBERED 969~.. .. . - . . I . ,~ . ,. . ~ - - - ~ 13 COUNCI'L BI-LL No. 949 - RE:' REZONING DION'PROPE'RTY AT 1201 W. I.ITH A.'VE'NUE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE fiRST TIME IN FULL. ., .. I:T WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER .THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SE-C-OND-Y,!'-i'<1E 'BY TITLE O~iy, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT O~ TH~ COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED '0~ANIMOUSLY AND THE _ BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I IJ W~S MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKERJHAJ JHE RULES Bt SUSPENDEb AND JHE B,CL ~_; 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 H~WNj SECONDED BY CRU~BAKER' T~A~ THE COUNCIL BILL ~E ~PPROVED'AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE." CLL' COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. DAV'IS,' 'ALLEN' AND S'MITH ABSENT. ',' THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED ~'. , , . - - . - --- - _..- .. - .. -'-'- - - - -.' RESOLUTIONS 14 RESOLUTION - RE: STREET PLANNING PROGRAM WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: "WHEREAS, THE CITY 'OF EUGENE .HAS EXPANDED BY ANNEXATION AND HAS EXPER I ENCED A LARGE AND RAPID GROWTH IN POPULATION DURING THE PAST FEW YEARS, AND WHEREAS, AUTOMOBILE AND VEHICULAR TRAfFn: HAS GREATLY INCREASED U'PON THE S"TREETS Of THE C1TY AND HAS THEREBY CAUSED MANY TRAFFIC PROBLEMS, AND J . - ..,. I' .. t. ----------- -WHEREAS, A CITIZEN'S COMMITTEE, THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION AND PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE bF-~~E COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY'HA~ MADE AN EXTENSIVE AND DETAILED STUDY OF THE ARTERIAL STREET PROBLEM AND HAVE FO~MULATED A CROSSTOWN ROAD PROGRAM, AND HAVE HAD A CROSSTOWN ROAD PROGRAM MAP PRE~AREb, AND WHEREAS, THE ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF EUGENE WliL AT THE REGULAR ELECTION ON NOVEMBER 7, 1950, VOTE 'UPON A CHARTER AMENDMENT WHiCH, IF ADOPTED, WILL LEVY A CONTINUING TWO AND ONE-HALF MILL LEVY FOR TEN'YEARS, THE PROC'EEDS FROM WHICH WILL I BE AVAILABLE fOR USE IN PART IN CARRYING OUT THE CROSSTOWN ROAD PROGRAM; . . .~. . .1',' I;'" :. ,. .-~.~',,' ~ NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE~ THAT THE SAID CITY COUNCIL DOES HEREBY ADOPT AND ENBORSE AS ITS PROJECTED PRO~RAM TO BE FOLLOWED IN THE ADMt'NISTRATION AND EXPENDITURE OF'FUNDS THE CROSSTOWN ROAD PROGRAM, APPROVED BY THE CITIZEN'S COMMITTEE, CITY PLANNING COMMISSION AND PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE :OF THE COMMON COUNCIL, ~N 1~E EVENT THE SAID TWO AND ONE .HALF MILL CONTINUING LEVY SHALL BE ADOPTED BY THE ELECTORS AT THE GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD NOVEMBER 7,.1950. AND THE COMMON COUNCIL DOES FURTHER CERTIFY ITS APPROVA'L Of THE SAID RECOMMENDATIONS AS EMBODIED IN THE;CROSSTOW~ ROAD PROGRA~ MAP; PREPARED AND 'APPROVED ~Y THE CIT~ZEN'~ COMMITTEE, C,TY PLANNING COMMISSION, PUBLiC-WORKS COMMITTEE AND THE PLANNING CONSULTANT FOR THE C,TY OF EUGENE. RESOLUTION ADOPTED THIS 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1950." UPON MOTION DULY MADE, SECONDED AND CAR~lED, THE MEETING WAS -ADJOURNED. OREN L. KING, CITY MANAGER. I ';.-' ~ ~ ,