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Home My WebLink About11/13/1950 Meeting ~ 3U.9 --,--,._~~ ..<--,--~ -".,~.._..__...- - ". ~ ".-- .--.-- -- - --. _. -- -~,---,., - -,,~ u. ,.__.._'_'U. u..__ _...._._--~-, -'--"" - --.....--- ~-~ ~- -"- -. --. " -_.'.~ -- -- - - ""'."0 -- .- - - .- -- .. - ",,---- r --~-_.- COUNCil CHAMBERS, EUGENE, OREGON. I II NOVEMBER 13, 1950. I ! ! Ii ~'THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCil OF THE CITY OF EUGENE WAS HELD ON NOVEMBER t II 13, 1950 AT 7:30 P.M. THE MEETING WAS CAllED TO ORDER BY HIS HONOR, MAYOR V. E. JOHNSON. I COUNCilMEN PRESENT WERE: HAWN, CRUMBAKER, AllEN, WELLS, BOOTH, GODLOVE AND SMITH. COUNCIL- MAN DAVIS WAS ABSENT. THE MINUTES OF THE LAST REGULAR MEETING HELD OCTOBER 9TH AND 23RD, 1950 WERE READ AND APPROVED. I BilLS AGAINST THE VARIOUS CITY DEPARTMENTS WERE SUBMITTED FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER, 1950, AS FOllOWS: GENERAL FUND , i PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT $ 5,055.20 EVA GALLUP $ 12.50 AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. 214.81 GENERAL PAINT CORPORATION 10. 18 HENRY F. BEISTEl, TREASURER 53.25 GilBERT BROTHERS, I NC, 24.36 i !I PACIFIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 452.85 GUISTINA LUMBER YARD 508.63 I EUGENE HOSPITAL 30.00 GOlFDOM 2.00 I i' OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION 435.38 B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY 62.90 !I FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE 3,801.74 JOE GORDON HARDWARE, INC. 29.25 il HENRY F. BEISTEl, TREASURER 63.37 GUARD PUBLISHING COMPANY 60.65 I I II HENRY F. BEISTEl, TREASURER 1,055.93 FRED HALEY 17.24 I MAYOR V. E. JOHNSON 100.00 HARLEy-DAVIDSON SALES CO. 25.80 I EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY 2,259.41 HARR MOTOR SUPPLY 34.65 ;i W. H. SHiElDS CONST. CO. 7,373.47 L. G. HELTERLINE 116.31 II II AMERICAN INST. OF PARK EXEC. 24.00 HENDERSHOTT'S 51 .60 I' ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE 4.00 VERONA HERRON 5.00 '! Ii R. A. BABB HARDWARE CO. 35.95 PAUL A. HODGIN 6.50 , LESTER BARKER 43.68 HORN PRINTiNG COMPANY 150.60 I BEARING SUPPLY COMPANY 44.65 HOWARD-COOPER CORPORATION 150.08 I i HENRY F. BEISTEl, TREASURER 807.79 HOWARD HERIDER 14.00 \' BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE 8.00 HUFFMAN'S 248.38 11 O. O. BISHOP 8.00 RAY JACOBS 45.00 " Ii MOFFITT & TOWNE 'I BLAK~, 10. 10 ED JENSEN COMPANY 4.08 I BROOKLYN BOTANIC GARDEN, DR. 3.50 J. & W. TOWI NG 5.00 II ART BURNSIDE & COMPANY 4.99 KENDAll MOTOR COMPANY 237.31 il CARSON SAW SHOP 4.75 KENNELL-ElliS 8.25 I' CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 364.86 KOKE-CHAPMAN COMPANY 167.37 II CHASE COMPANY 3.00 LAMMERS HOUSE MOVING CO. 665.39 ! LEON G. CHRISTENSEN 9.75 LANE GARBAGE SERVICE 3.00 T. V. CLARK 76.00 LANE GRAVEL COMPANY 851.25 Ii CLARK BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. 6.68 G. H. LATHAM 165.00 COLUMBIA EQUIPMENT COMPANY 24.16 A. LOGAN 4.00 Ii COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 243.03 KAYE LOOMIS ADVERTISING ARTiSTS 25.50 I J. M. CORNUTT 12.24 LOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE, 'NC. 208.00 I CREAMERY PACKAGE MFG. CO. 2.14 LYONS FURNITURE COMPANY 136.00 I CRESSEY'S I 53.47 McNUTT BROTHERS 95.00 I G. A. CROW 5.00 MAY & MEAD COMPANY 19.95 , II C & SELECTRIC 82.65 MINNESOTA MINING & MANUFACTURING CO. 394.28 il MR. I. J. DARKINS 6.00 MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPANY 134.59 DAVIDSON'S BAKING COMPANY 10.00 MOO~E PUBLIC RELATIONS SERVICE 244.00 II Dlx's 99 STORE 5.00 MOORE STEEL SERVICE COMPANY 46.93 II DOTSON'S PHOTO SHOP 25.14 MOTO-MIX CONCRETE COMPANY 498.50 il DUNCAN PARKING METER CORPORATION 1,452.16 MOUNTAIN STATES POWER COMPANY 121.70 II ECOMONY BATTERY & ELECTRIC CO. 10.04 NATIONAL BOARD OF FIRE UNDERWRITERS 19.50 I, i! ELLIOTT IMPLEMENT & SEED STORE. 18.53 NATIONAL INST. OF MUN. LAW OFFICERS 10.00 I! EUGENE AUTO Top SHOP 22.00 NELSON-WilDMAN SALES & SERVICE 320.61 EUGENE BLUE PRINT COMPANY 19.77 THE "99" STORE 5.00 II EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS CO. 508.79 R. W. NISSEN 20.25 EUGENE LAUNDRY 60.37 NORDLING PARTS COMPANY 2.64 II EUGENE MIRROR & GLASS CO~PANY 26.15 NUDlEMAN BROTHERS 1,588.17 il EUGENE'S OUTDOOR STORE 39.40 OFFICE MACHINERY & SUPPLY CO. 150.58 I EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY 2.71 O.K. RUBBER WELDERS 6.25 I II EUGENE PLANING Mill 24.96 OLSEN AUTO WRECKERS 12.47 il EUGENE RADIATOR SERVICE 26.20 OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY 49.43 I EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL CO. 606.50 OREGON VOTER 4.00 EUGENE TRACTOR & IMPLEIylENT CO. 8.21 PACIFIC TEl. & TEl. Co. 570.78 EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 3,708.79 PACKER-SCOTT COMPANY 57.70 i :1 EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 235.82 PARAMOUNT SCHOOL & OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 206.80 I EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 14.30 SID B. PEDERSON 4.00 II FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE 10.00 P8TRO-LANE OIL COMPANY 39.55 FOSTER POWER SAW COMPANY 412.25 PROFESSIONAL RODENT CONTROL SERVICE 333.33 1 W. P. FUllER & COMPANY 6.96 ELLIS RACKlEFF 35.94 ) I DRS. FURRER & McMILAN 50.00 RECORDAK CORPORATION 54.95 I dill .....,~,,-,..-.~ ~- "~'-""-' c_."-- "-..~".."'-~_.....,~ '- ..~._'".........:._--"- _.:.~___.__._. ~_''':''.',-"~o'..:-'",,-~_...~.....:.~....oc.:.,_,,,~_.. ~81Q ~ - I: GENERAL FUND SPECIAL SEWER FUND REX CAFE $ 32.15 EMP.lRE CONST. CO. $ 687.75 RICHFIELD Oil CORPORATION 61.77 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RET1REMENT 28.90 K. A. RIDENOUR 175.43 HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 8.45 ROYAL TYPEWRITER COMPANY, INC. 259.26 OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION 24.69 GEORGE SCHAEFER 4.81 HENRY F. BEISTEL - TREASURER 872.52 SCOBERT BUILDING MA~ERIAl CO. 2.95 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE 222.26 SHELL Oil COMPANY 1,210.53 Al'S SHEET METAL SHOP 12.00 SHELTON-TuRNBULL-FuLLER CO. 187.25 R. A. BABB HARDWARE CO. "39. q~, SILVA CHEVROLET COMPANY 2.78 CAROTHERS SHEET METAL CO. 75.00 WilliS H. SMAll FEED CO. 19.60 COAST CONSTRUCTION & ENGR. CO. 57.00 STATE OF OREGON - C. S. COMM. 5.00 CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES & MERRYFIELD 488.31' OREGON STATE ACCIDENT COMM. 362.80 EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS '7.95 C. A. SWARTZ,rSHERIFF 211 .50 ,EUGENE"S OUTDOOR,STORE 32.15 TERRILL AUTO PARTS CO. 26.59 EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL CO. 171-.83 TIDEWATER Ass5cIATED Oil CO. 114.19 EQUIPMENT RENTAL COMPANY 10.00 C. P. TillMAN COMPANY 1 I .43' , -GE-NERAl ELEC TR I C SUPPLY CORPORA T ION 338.40 TITLE ABSTRACT COMPANY 194.50 GUISTINA LUMBER YARD 137.15 THE ,TODD COMPANY, I NC. 255.49 GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY 99.28 TRO~H'S SPORTING GOODS 49.60 INTER~CITY SAND & GRAVEL CO. 270.00 TWIN,DAKS BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 57.31 JOHNS-MANVilLE SALES CORPORATION '6.4-<1. . TYLER SUPPLY COMPANY 187.72 BRUCE W. KEEN 78.7.5 VAllEY PRINTING CO. 14.00 LANE GRAVEL COMPANY 18.90 VAlL~Y STATIONERY COMPANY 1,5.60 MCCRA~'KEN BROS. MOTOR FREIGHT 10.91 I VETERANS AUTO LAUNDRY 6.50 MINNEAPOLIS HONEYWELlR~GUlATOR CO. 38..93. VITUS ELECTRIC WORKS 2.00 MORAN & GASSMAN'S '.' .29 WALL~~~ & TIERNAN SAlE~ CORP. 162.48 OREGON, NEVADA, CALIF. FAST FREIGHT 2.99' WE~~ERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. 12.57 PACIF.lC TEL. & TEL. 6.60 WIGGINS Oil COMPANY 19.75 WATERWORKS SUPPLIES COMPANY 68hl6 T. C. W'lDISH 66.00 WES~INGHOUSE ELECTRIC ~UPPlY CO. 19.09 . WllLAMETTE VAllEY PAPER CO. 73.60 T. C. WllDISH 213.22 W)l'r~HIRE'S 42.07 W90DBURY COMPANY 1.33 DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT FUND HAR6~D WOOD TEXACO SERVIC~ 4. '5 ZELLEReACH PAPER COMPANY I I .48 CENTRAL HEATING CO. 1,950.00 - JAy-F. OLDHAM 30.00 CENTRAL HEATING CO. 300.00 ' GOODES' FLORAL GARDENS 35.00 CENTRAL HEATING CO. 2,000. PO NELSON EQUIPMENT COMPANY 29.37 'CENTR~l HEATING CO. . 609.00 DRS~ FURRER & McMllAN 121.00 CENTRAL HEATING CO. 3,000.00 CENTRAL HEATING CO. I , 700 . 00 GENERAL - DOG FUND CENTRAL HEATING CO. I , 200.00 CENTRAL HEATING CO. I , 000 .00 LANE COUNTY 2.50 CENTRAL HEATING CO. 2,000.00, CENTRAL HEATING CO. 1,100'.;00 MILLRACE FUND CENTRAL HEATING CO. I ,000.00 CENTRAL HEATING CO. 2,000.00 ' EUGE~E WATER & ElECT~IC BOARD 126.14 CENTRAL HEATING CO. I ,400.00 ,.'" CENTRAL HEATING CO. 2,000.00 IMPROVEMENT BOND - SINKING - SERIES "D" CENTRAL HEATING CO. 1,080.00 CENTRAL HEATING CO. 850...00 D. THR_APP 1:00 COAST CONST. & ENGINEERING -513.75 I COAST (ONST. & ENGINEERING 2,000.00 G~NERAL BOND INTEREST COAST.CONST. & ENGINEERING 2,000.00 COAST CONST. & ENGINEERING 2,000.00 HENRY f. BEISTEL, TREAS. 2,,412.50 COAST,CONST. & ENGINEERING I. ,406 . 1.6 COAST.CONST. & ENGINEERING 831.41 GtNERAL BOND - PRINCIPAL COAST CONST. & ENGINEERING 2,00Q.00 r COAST CONST. & ENGINEERING I ,543. 10 HENRY F. BEISTEl - TREAS. 10,000.00 COAST _CONST. & ENGINEERING 2,000.00 ~ 1 ..; COAST.CONST. & ENGINEERING_: 2,000.00 AM~ZON CHANNEL SEWER IMPROVEMENT CENTR~l HEATING CO. I ,357.2' .. R. C. PARSONS 1,023.75 CASCADE CONST. CO. 650.00 STANTON PAYNE 1,197.70 HAMILTON & THOMS 6,037.50 STANTON PAYf\iE 2,000.00 R. H." SCHllLIOS 70.0'0 JORGEf\iSEN CONCRETE 1,473.44_1 JORGENSEN CONCRETE I ,037. 04 INTERSECTION FUND JORGENSEN CONCRETE I ,_000.00 JORGENSEN CONCRETE 2,000.00 C. M. KEMP I ,486.04" JORGENSEN CONCRETE( 2,000.00 JORGENSEN CONCRETE 2,000.00 DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT FUND JORGENSEN CONCRETE' 2,OQo.._OO JORGENSEN CONCRETE 2,000.00 I NTE-R-CI TY SAND & GRAVEL CO.' 855.72 JORGENSEN CONCRETE 2,000.00 INTEk-CITY SAND & GRAVEL CO. I ,305.00 JORGENSEN CONCRETE 2,000.00 ED MA TH 1 ESE'N 94.00 JORGENSEN CONCRETE 2,000.00 JORGENSEN CONCRETE 2, .0-00.0.0 JORGENSEN CONCRETE 2,000.00 JORGENSEN CONCRETE 1,147.50 1 JORGENSEN CONCRETE 1,062.24 JORGENSEN CONCRETE 2,000.00 JORGENSEN CONCRETE 2,000.00 JORGENSEN CONCRETE 2,000.00 JORGENSEN CONCRETE 2,000.00 JORGENSEN CONCRETE 2,000.00 ~ . ~ :311 ::I . - ,- -,.- - -- ..- --'~- -""'-._.:..--:;:,-,:...:: -~-._- --_....-.--~_._' .".- . ~_.. -- ---- -.,,< ._,. ,---,,' ,.--. ,'---. . . - .. -..-.-.- _..._,- -.. -- ..- ~ - - - _. .. -.-- -. ~..h_~.___.,..- -- ,..--. -.- -.- ~ - ---- ..-- r- IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE ESTIMATES AS CERTIFIED BY W. C. CLUBB, CITY ENGINEER, AND THE CONTRACTOR, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE WARRANTS IN PAYMENT OF THE SAME. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. I i I ~ I IN APPROVING THE ESTIMATES, IT WAS ASKED BY MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL IF PENALTIES WERE TO i II , il BE IMPOSED ON THE CONTRACTORS FOR NOT COMPLETING CONTRACTS ON TIME. IT WAS EXPLAINED BY THE , CITY MANAGER BEING PAID AS JOBS WERE SATISFACTORilY COMPLETED AS THE I THAT CONTRACTORS WERE , PRIMARY OBJECTIVE WAS THE COMPlETION.pF ~HE .PROJECTS; THAT EXCEEDINGlY.LOW CONTRACT PRICES I AND SEWER INSTAllATIONS WERE ! WERE ENJOYED THIS YEAR AND THAT MANY FACTORS SUCH AS WATER I INVOLVED. IT WAS SUGGESTED BY THE CITY MANAGER THAT MEMBERS OF THE COUNCil MEET WITH I MEMBERS OF THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD AND CONTRACTORS PRIOR TO SETT1NG-UP FUTURE , PROGRAMS IN AN ENDEAVOR TO ELIMINATE THESE PROBLEMS \ N THE FUTURE. \ I I, A STATEMENT FROM THE W. H. SHIELDS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR THE CITY MAINTENANCE II SHOP WAS SUBMITTED AND READ. ,. . . .- !I ! Ii IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE STATEMENJ .BE APPROVED AND THE 'I !, PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO DRAW UP THE NECESSARY WARRANT. ROLLCAll VOTE. MOTION II CARRIED. :1 t. " .. , .. I: REPORTS OF COMMITTEES II I A REPORT OF JUDICIARY AND SAFETY COMMITTEES - RE: ZONING ORDINANCE, , .2 THE ASSESSMENTS I " AND HOUSING PROJECTS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: II II "THE JUDICIARY AND SAFETY COMM.ITTEES OF THE COUNCil MET JOINTLY ON TUESDAY, .1 , NOVEMBER 7, 1950. THE FOllOWING WERE I N ATTENDANCE: MAYOR JOHNSON, COUNCilMEN I 11 HAWN, DAVIS, BOOTH AND SMITH; CITY ATTORNE,Y; C I TV MA NAG E R ; CITY ENGINEER AND CITY 'I RECORDER. p'." t iI , ,I 'i AFTER FUll DISCUSSION OF SEVERAL SUBJECTS, THE FOllOWING RECOMMENDATIONS ARE MADE: II :1 I. THAT COUNCIL Bill No. 953 AMENDING THE COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE BY ADDING " CERTAIN lAND USES TO THESE PERMITTED UNDER CLASSIFICATION C-I LIMITED COMMERCIAL I II DISTRICT BE APPROVED AND PASSED BY THE COMMON COUNCil. THIS RECOMMENDATION WAS MADE i\ IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION UNDER DATE OF OCTOBER 3RD, , i' WHEREIN IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE FOllOWING USES BE ADDED TO THE C-I LIMITED j :1 COMMERCIAL DISTRICT. ; I ,I ,I SECTION X - C-I LIMITED COMMERCIAL DISTRICT Ii II . - I' ,I A. USE. ADD THE FOllOWING:- i[ ,- I , ,. . I! 9. AUTOMOBILE AGENCY SALES AND SERVICE, AND USED CAR SALES. 10. BUSINESS COLLEGE OR PRIVATE SCHOOLS OPERATED AS COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. ! I I. CATERING SERVICE. 12. FLORI Sf SHOPS. 13. LABORATORIES. , ..1... 14. PRINTING SHOPS 1 15. RESTAURANTS, PROVIDED All SERVICES RENDERED ARE. W.ITHIN A COMPLETELY ENCLOSED BUilDING (CURB OR CAR SERVICE Will NOT BE PERM I TTED ). 2. THAT COUNCIL BILL No. 954 A,UTI:lOR I ZING AND D I REC T I NG THAT A L1EN..BE A.SSE SSE D I AGAINST NEWLY ANNEXED REAL PROPERTY AT I THE RATE or ONE-HALF CENT PER SQUARE FOOT FOR THE COST or TRUNK SEWERS BE APPROVED AND PASSED BY THE COMMON C,O,U-NC Il., 'I" , 3. THAT COUNCIL BilL No. 955 AUTHORIZING ISSUANCE OF $450,000 GENERAL BOND ISSUE TO MEET THE CITY'S PORTION OF THE COST OF THE S.P.R.R. OVERHEAD CROSSING PROJECT BE APPROVED AND PASSED BY THE COMMON COUNCil. .' - ~ " , . ,. " THAT 1\ 4. THE SUBJECT OF THE HOUSING PROJECTS AT 13TH AND CHAMBERS AND SKINNER'S BUTTE II BE GIVEN FURTHER STUDY ESPECIALLY WITH RESPECT TO THE TERMS OF, T,HE CONTRAC TS WITH THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT BEFORE ANY ACTION IS TAKEN RELATIVE TO THESE PROJECTS. " ,I Ii II IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT THE REPORT OF THE JUDICIARY AND SAFETY , COMMITTEES BE ADOPTED. MOT ION CARR I ED.. , .. .. . , II REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS " .. I .. ;1 3 A PERMANENT REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION - RE: REZONING NORTH i[ SIDE OF 4TH AND I BLAIR AVENUE WEST WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: II "As A PERMANENT REPORT, PURSUANT TO THE RESOLUTION OF THE COMMON COUNCil OF THE I il CITY OF EUGENE DIRECTING THE CITY. PLANNING COMMISSION TO PREPARE A R~PORT UPON CERTAIN II REQUESTS FOR RECLASSIFICATION AND ZONING IN AREAS WITHIN SAID CITY, THE CI TV PLANNING :1 COMMISSION HEREBY ADOPTS AS ITS PERMANENT REPORT, THE FOllOWING: I il 'I Ii I I b.c-. . -....,., - "- -- .~ c.:~=--:-"~..:"""=-"""'_' ""--0-.. .-. ~~ '.'~:"",J' ",;"~,~_"-'-'-:'_""'.>_..:",,_.~.J-,",,,--_':_'_~.-"-~'.'_ __>."-"-'_"--_~~"."~' _-,....:1'.,;- d ra12 - -I THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THE DENIAL OF THE FOllOWING PETITION FOR CHANGE OF ~lASSIFICATION, TO-WIT:- R. B. JOHNSON ., NORTH SlOt OF 4TH AVENUE WE~T, IMMEDIATELY WEST OF TINY TAvtRN (4TH AND BLA IR )., , REQUESTED CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION FROM R-2, Two FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT; TO C-3 CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT. THIS REQUEST WAS TURNED DOWN BY THE COMMISSION DUE TO OBJECTIONS FROM THE COMMUNITY DIRECT~D ~T THE BROADNESS OF THE ~-3 ClASSI~ICATION RATHER T'HAN OBJECTIONS AGAINST THE REQUESTED USE. " IT. WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE REPORT BE POSTPONED UNTllTHt NExt MEETING AND THAT CITY ATTORNEY BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW AN ORDINANCE CHANGING CLASSIFICATION TO C-3. MOTION FAilED ON ROllCALL VOTE; IT WAS MOVED BY AllEN, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT A VARIANCE BE ALLOWED AS REQUESTED) PROVIDED THAT THE REQUIREMENTS FOR BUilDINGS BE APPROVED SUBJECT TO HEIGHT AND lAND USE REQUIREMENTS, AND THAT ANY OFFICES BE RESTRICTED TO PROFESSIONAL OFFICES. ROLLCALL VOTE. . . . . .. MOTION CARRIED. ~ PETITIONS/AND COMMUNICATIONS I 4 THE ~OllOWING APPLICATIONS F6~ BEER lICEN~ES, AS APPR'OVED BY' THE- POll CE DEPARTMENT, WERE SUBMITTED: Hi .\.'\..."1;:' I , . , I NEW LICENSE FOR IRISH & SWARTZ #4, 1960 FRANKLIN BLVD., PKG. STORE, CLASS B. IT WA~ MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY WELLS THAT THE APPLICATION, AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT, BE ENDORSED. MOTION CARRIED. RENEWALS ON THE FOLLOWING liCENSES: I ~ I I"~ .~;. j.t'..,.\, -J HERBERT'S SELF-SERV MARKET, 1719 W. 18TH AVE~UE - PKG. STORE, CLASS A. PRICE'S GROCERY, 107 MONROE STREE~, PKG".~'STORE ~ ClASS'A. 'I',' ....'":In!,...-1'1~..+..., ....":...... '~"lJ '7 f '41 ",,:,".:;'1'" MINIT MARKET, 536 E. II TH AVENUE, PKG. STORE, CLASS A. JONES FINE FOODS, 47 E. 10TH STREET, R ETA I L MA L T, CLASS B. . DAVE'S PIE SHOP, 1331 WllLAMETTE STREET, PKG. STORE, CLASS B. - VETERAN'S MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION, 1626 WlllAMETTE STREET, CLUB. GENERAL GROCERY CO., I NC" M & K MA R K E T , 1597 1\ TH AVENUE WEST, PKG.SrORE, CLASS B. CHUCKS KORNER, 101 W. 7TH AVENUE, RETAIL MALT, CLASS B. WEST SIDE MARKET, 657 JEFFERSO'N STR'EET~:)PKG:- STo'RE, ClASS- A. ' . .~"J f.' ~'1 .: f ~ ., GOLDt~CANARY TAVERN, 2000 W. I I TH 'AVENUE, RETAIL MALT, CLASS' k. .~~,;:'I'T' 2~ IRISH & SWARTZ, I NC. , 960 CHARNEL TON STREET, PKG. STORE, CLASS B,">',j"-:i:I', I I LEAVITT'S GROCERY, 698 W. 6TH AVENUE, PKG. STORE, CLASS A. SEYMOUR'S CAFE, 996:'WI LlAMETTE, PKG. STORE CLASS B, RESTAURANT. PAT & JIM'S MARKET, 661 EAST 19TH AVENUE, PKG. STORE, CLASS A. ROBERTS DRINK & LUNCH, 147 E .BR'OADWA'Y ,c:PKci~" 'S-TORE, ClAS'S 'B - RETAi'L ~"MA-LT, CL'ASS A. I JACK'S TAVER'N, 24 W. 8 T hl A V E N U E, , R E T:A HF MA L T , CLASS A '- PKG. STORE~-;ClASS B. IRISH & SWARTZ, INC., 777 W. 6TH AVENUE - PKG. STORE, CLASS B. STONE'S GROC ER'y, 2900 WILLAMtTTE StRE~t~ PKG. STORE, CLASS A. COLLEGE SIDE INN, 889 E. 13TH AVENUE:, 'RETAIL MALT CLASS B. TAYlORS COFFEE SHOP, 13TH AND KI~CAlb,Y~94 E. 13TH, RETAil MALT, CLASS B. THE GABLE COFFEE SHOP, 2845 WllLAMETTE STREET, R ETA I l MA l T , CLASS B. SHISLERS FOOD MARKET, 304 13TH AVENUE'.EAST; PKG. STORE, CLASS A. LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, No. 686~ '7T'W; B'RoA ow A-'y ," C l U B A i-i6 ' MA'S TE R' LoCi< t'R'" ""1 "l'''' , ., I' " ,,,, BILLY'S GROCERY, 209 E. 7TH AVENUE - PKG. STORE, CLASS A. LAWRENCE STREET GROCERY, 395 W. I I TH AVENUE - PKG. STORE, CLASS A. THE ACE, 746 PARK STREET, RETAIL MALT, CLASS 8 - PKG. 'STORE, CLASS B. STop-N-SHOP MARKET, 2480 ALDE~ STREET - PK~. STORE, ClA'SS"; A. FRANK'S BASKET GROCERY, 34' E. 10TH'AvENUE, PKG. STORE, CLASS B. MONTES DUTCH MILL, 42 W. 8TH AVENUE, R ETA I L MA L T , CLASS B. CLUB CIGAR STORE, 814 WllLAME TTE STR'Ed~' PKG';' STORE, CLASS B - ,RE'TA Il 'MAL'T', CLA s's 'A'. ' GORDYS' MA R K E T , 1711 W. I I TH AVENUE - PKG. STORE, CLASS A. OASIS TAVERN, 89 W. 8TH AVENUE - RETAil ~ALT, CLASS A. OSBURN HOTEL, 191 E. 8TH AVENUE - QUALl~LED RESTAURANT. . -. --- . Bill Ross TAVERN, 958 OAK STREET - PKG. STORE, CLASS B - RETAIL MALT, CLASS A. 1025 WI LLAMETTE 'STRE'ET', :: R ETA I L MA L T, . C l ASS' Er. - .... ". .., ...~.... ,')A.'f"!""'otc' '., I EUGENE RECREATION, L ~ L GROCERY, 1591 WILLAMETTE STREET - P~G; STORE, CLASS A. U-BOWl, 29 W. I I TH AVENUE - RETAIL MALT, CLASS B. 1~ WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONbEDBY WELLS THAT THE A~PlICATIONS FOR RENEWAL, AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT, BE ENDORSEb:: MOTION CARRIED. . "' ., 1 ~ ~ 313 ~I .- , --- - .;:;"~n'" _::'::.-..:' _, .::::__.:_":.;:-,c~,.,~ ';.. _ ;':;':;.:~' --_.__ -Z~.' .~- --- .- =- - - _ H -,.- l 5 THE FOllOWING APPLICATION FOR A 'ROOM I NG HOUSE liCENSE, AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE, FIRE AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS, WAS SUBMI THO. I - MYRlE A. EGLAND. , WEST 6TH MOTEL, 1010 W. 6TH AVENUE I I II APPLICATION AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE, I IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY SMITH THAT THE I FIRE AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS, BE ENDORSED. MOTION CARRIED. I .. , i THE TO REZONE,WAS SUBM I TTED: ! 6 :1 FOllOWING APPLICATION I.'. J. M. MOORE, L. L. WOODS, LEORA J. WOODS, LOUIS WALLING, TO REZONE 868 W. 5TH; 541 I I I ADAMS AND 892 W. 5TH AVENUE FROM R-3 MULTIPLE FAMilY TO C-3 CENTRAL BUSINESS. I THE CITY I IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY HAWN THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO II ATTORNEY FOR THE NECESSARY RESOLUTION AND TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR THEIR DECEMBER 5TH MEETING. MOTION CARRIED. I I( -' I \ 7 Ii PETITION FOR THE ANNEXATION OF PARTS OF AUGUSTA STREET, RIVERVIEW STREET, SYLVAN I I STREE T, FLORAL HILL DRIVE, ROSTEIN STREET, AND PROSPECT STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ. I II IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY HAWN THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC I WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. I i 8 I COMMUNICATION FROM THE LIONS CLUB - RE: RECOMMENDATIONS OF THEIR HEALTH AND WELFARE I COMMITTEE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOllOWS: ! I I I "THE HEALTH AND WELFARE CO~MLTJEE OF THE EUGENE LIONS CLUB PRESENTED CER~AIN I I I " TO THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS THEY WERE APPROVED THE I RECOMMENDA,T IONS OF THE CLUB. BY I BOARD AND I WAS REQUESTED TO TRANSMIT THEM TO YOU. THEY ARE AS FOLLOWS:.,. I ( I ) THAT SERIOUS CONSIDERATION BE GIVEN TO A PROJECT FOR WORKING ON MOSQUITO II 1\ CONTROL IN THIS AREA. , i I ( 2 ) THAT FURTHER STUDY AND [FF,9RT_,6.E APPLIED TOWARD THE CONTROL OF WEYERHAEUSER I 'I i II AIR CONTAMINATION IN THIS AREA. I i! (3 ) THAT THERE BE FURTHER STUDY TOWARD THE POSSIBLE COMBINATION OF SOLICITATIONS I il OF SUCH ORGANIZATIONS AS TUBERCULOSIS, CANCER, RED CROSS, CRIPPLED CHILDREN AND SO I II FORTH INTO ONE DRIVE. l! II , I 1 IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY WELLS THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED II ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. I I' ! 9 i COMMUNICATION FROM FRANK REID - RE: SANITARY RATES WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ AS FOllOWS: i i "ON THE 25TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1950 THE COUNC Il PASSED ORDINANCE No. 9695 PER- I I TAINING TO A SCHEDULE OF CHARGES ~ND COMPENSATION TO BE EXAC TED FOR SERVICES RENDERED ! i I BY LICENSED GARBAGE HAULERS IN THE..CITY OF EUGENE" WHICH IN GENERAL TERMS, GRANTED I THE GARBAGE HAULERS AN OVER-All RAISE OF APPROXIMATELY FIVE PERCENT WHICH RAISED THE 35-GALLON CAN FROM 90~ TO 95~ AND OTHER I I BASE RESIDENTIAL RATE PER WEEK FOR A BASE I II PRICES WERE RAISED ACCORDINGLY. , PRIOR TO THAT TIME THE LICENSED GARBAGE HAULERS AS AN ORGANIZATION HAD REQUESTED A ! i RAISE FOR BASE RESIDENTIAL RATES OF ONE CAN FROM 90~ TO $1.25 AND OTHER CHARGES WERE I REQUESTED TO BE RAISED ACCORDINGLY A~DAS SET OUT IN THE RATE SCHEDUtE WHrCH WAS DULY i Ii PRESENTED TO THE COUNCil PRIOR TO THAT TIME. t II ON OR ABOUT THE 15TH DAY OF SEPTEMBER OF THIS YEAR, THE CITY GARBAGE DUMP WAS i II I i! ; I~ClOSED AND THE NEW GARBAGE DUMP ON SOUTH WlllAMETTE WAS OPENED, WHICH IS APPROXIMATELY I " il THREE MilES FARTHER FROM THE OlD.SITE, MAKING ADDITIONAL MilEAGE FOR -EACH TRUCK OF I II UPWARDS OF SIX MilES. GOING THIS ADDITIONAL DISTANCE TO THE NEW DUMP IS ALL UPHill AND ON A VERY STEEP GRADE. MOST OF THE TRUCKS ARE REQUIRED TO OPERATE IN COMPOUND lOW II GOING BOTH UP AND DOWN THE HILL. i Ii ii THE ADDITIONAL COST ESTIMATED BY THE COMMITTEE FROM THE COUNCil WHO STUDIED THE 'I PROPOSED INCREASE IN RATES IS ENTIRELY OUT OF LINE. THEY FAILED TO TAKE INTO CONSIDERA- II TION THE FOllOWING ITEMS. I I I. THE CONDITION OF THE ROAD TO THE NEW DUMP AND THE VERY ~TEEP.GRADE. II ! 'j 2. THE TERRIFIC ADDITIONAL WEAR AND TEAR ON EQUIPMENT AND TIRES. i : I, 3. THE EXTRA TIME WHICH HAS. TO BE PAID EACH DRIVER. " I 4. FAilURE TO CONSIDER THE HOUR PER DAY EXTRA EACH TRUCK .DRIVER MUST WORK I TO PERFORM THE I IN ORDER SAME WORK WHEN HE WAS HAULING TO THE OLD DUMP. 1 i I ~ ';:'" .....-4,:. "":........-,..- -", ~~~~~ -<.' _'_'''_='_',.:.C_~~'-=>-_:'~"","'~'-.:.o...i'~~~.,,-.........,..:.,,.,-._:_~c.:.::....:~'~'_.,_.'-..<.00 ~314 y I- .- ~E. ~~_ - - THE liCENSEES HAVE BEEN WORKING UNDER THE NEW CONDITIONS FOR A.MONTH AND A HALF" WH I CH IS A RATHER SHORT TIME TO MAKE A COMPARI SON BUT' IF" T~Er~R~~iN~~i~u~E~WE HAVE SHOULD HOLD UP, IT IS GOING TO COST EACH liCENSEE OVER $200.00 PERNMONTH EXTRA ON THE NEW HAUL. THIS IS COUNTING All ELEMENTS OF" ADDITIONAL COST INCLUdiNG DEPRECIATION ON EQUIPMENT. , - .: . - ~ '" THE ACTUAL GAS Bill ON ONE 1941 CHEVROLET WITH A NEW 'MOTbR 'AL ONE' :' 'I S A S F" 0 L l OW S: . . '.- . THIS TRUCK IS DRIVEN BY HARRY BURBACH AND OWNED BY VALLEY G~RBAGE SiRVICE: FOR JULY $ ,.; , ., 16.64 FOR AUGUST '. 1'9 -;24 . f." _:' :.! ,',. .. , FOR SEPTEMBER 24.56 FOR OCTOBER 31 ~75 ... , I ;., ,I '.~ ,. All OF" THESE BillS WERE PAID TO E. A. MOCK & SONS GASOLINE STATION AND THE F"IGURES ARE USED F"OR INCOME TAX AND P.U.C. PURPOSES. . ",:,- 1;'" THE WEAR AND TEAR ON EQU,I PMENT AND ON TIRES Will RUN'A GREAT DEAL HIGHER THAN THIS. IN ADDITION TO THIS, THERE IS ONE HOUR PER DAY EXTRA F"OR EACH TRUCK WHICH : :~OUlD RUN AT $2.00 PER'HOUR. ....,.. THE EX TRA lABOR ALONE WOULD IN TIME ABSORB THE INCREASE GRANTED .BY THE COUNCIL. I , THIS STATEMENT DOES NOT INCLUDE THE I N C'R E A SED COSTS OF" liVING WHIC~ HAVE TAKEN PLACE IN THE lAST YEAR NOR THE F"ACT THAT THE RATES IN EUGENE ARE BELOW THE RATES OF CITIES COMPARABLE I N CON DJ T ION S AND SIZE. THE MAIN THING IS THE HAUl.WHICH THE liCENSEES TELL ME IS ONE OF THE TOUGHEST HAULS IN THE STA TE OF OREGON. IT MUST ALSO BE REMEMBER,ED THAT THE INCREASE I.N II C ENS E FEES WOULD MORE THAN ABSORB THE INCREASE IN RATES WHICH WAS GRANTED BY THE COUNCil SO THAT THE liCENSEES ARE IN WORSE ;')' FINANCIAL PoSITION THAN THEY WERE BEFORE BY VIRTUE OF THAT FACT ALONE. -, - . FOR THESE REASONS ALONE WE RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THAT THE COUNCIL RECONSIDER ORDINANCE No,. 9695 AND THAT THE. MATTER BE REFERRED BACK TO AN APPROPR I ATE COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE AND REPORT BACK TO THE COUNCIL. " IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE FINANCE_COMMITTEE FOR F"URTHER INVESTIGATION AND STUDY. MOTION CARRIED. (COUNCil INSTRUCTED CITY MANAGER I IN COSTS AND MilEAGE.) TOG E T BET TE R F"ACTS AND F"IGURES REGARDING INCREASES ORDINANCES -, -. ',\' ~ 10 COUNCIL BILL No. 953 - RE: AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE UNDER C-I LIMITED COMMERC~Al DISTRICT WASoSUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME I W. F UT_ L . IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER,SEOONDED BY BOOTH THAT SECTIONS 9, 10 AND 15 RELATING TO AUTO SALES, BUSINESS COLLEGE, RESTAURANIT' BE DELETED, THAT..,BUllDINGS ARE NOT TO COVER IN EXCESS OF 60% OF: THE GROUND AREA AND' THAT SPACE REQUIRED SHALL BE 650 SQUARE FEET 'PER SLEEPING UNIT. : I., . IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE Bill, AS AMENDED, BE READ THE I SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WI TH UNANIMOUS CONSENT or THE COUNCil. MOTION CARRIED UNANI- MOUSLY AND THE Bill WAS READ THE SECOND T l,toiIE BY TI.TLE.ONLY. , ;'-~iIW- .' , IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE RULES-BE' SUS~E~DED, AND THE B ILL, AS AMENDED, BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF" THE COUNCil. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSty AND THE BILL, AS AMENDED, WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. f . . IT WAS MOVED . BY HAWN, SECONDED;SY tRUMBAKER THAT THE Bill, AS AMEN'DED, B'E APPROVED'.A NO GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AY~. DAVIS ABSENT. THE COUNCil BILL AS AMENDED, WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 9704. HAWN & GODLOVE VOTED NO. BilL PASSED. - I I COUNCil BILL No. 954 - RE: AUTHORIZiNG AND DIRECTING THAT A LIEN BE ASSESSED AGAINST ., NEWLY ANNEXED REAL PROPERTY AT THE RATE OF ONE-HALF" CENT PER SQUARE F"OOT F"OR THE COST or TRUNK SEWERS WA,S SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE B ILL B E:' iRE A 0 THE .SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND -T I ME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED .BY HAWN, SECONDED BY 'CRUMBAKER THAT THE RULES BE SUS~ENDED AND THE Bill BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WI TH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCil. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE B ILL WAS READ.~ 'THE THIRD TIME BY T I T.L (~rb'Nli. y'J. IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBA~ER THAT THE COUNC I L B'j lL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN F"INAl PASSAGE. All COUNCilMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. DAVIS ABSE NT. . THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 9705. I - ~ ~ 316 :I -- ,-,._-- -._- -_.- ---- ,.. ...-.,'- .......,- . --~ ---.- -,.._~ "' -" ,..-. _. _ ..,.',- --"". ,-,-,_.....~ --- ...- - "-~-"_. - ---- ,.- ..-_.- .... ..-- '~-_."^- _ .. _'T ,_._. ._.~ .-,-- - -~_.. ,- .-.,....... ,.-.-...... _'__'_H'_~..____ -.,- ~-- -. .----- ._--,-- ---~ 12 COUNCil Bill No. 955 - RE: AUTHORIZING ISSUANCE OF $450,000 GENERAL BOND ISSUE TO I MEET THE CITY'S PORTION OF THE COST OF THE S.P.R.R. OVERHEAD CROSSING PROJECT WAS II SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. \, IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE Bill BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY Ii ji TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE 'I BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. i I, , IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE II Bill BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCil. MOTION I II CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I I IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE COUNCil BilL BE APPROVED AND I ,I GIVEN FINAL PASSAQE. All COUNCilMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. THE Bill WAS DECLARED PASSED I AND NUMBERED 9706. - , 13 I COUNCil Bill No. 956 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENT FOR SIDEWALK AT 2230 18TH AVENUE WEST I , I' WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME I N FULL. , 1 I' , II i I IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE Bill BE LAID OVER AND THE ! ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED. , PROPER NOTICE OF : 1 I, ! I !I RESOLUTIONS 14 i[ RESOLUTION - RE: REZONING 868 W. 5TH; 541 ADAMS STREET AND 892 W. 5TH AVENUE WAS il SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: II II "BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF , THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON, THAT ! II , il THERE IS HEREBY TRANSMITTED TO THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION OF SAID CITY THE ! . , II FOLLOWING PETITION FOR REZONING PROPERTY IN THE SAID CITY, TO-WIT:- :1 , J. M. tv100RE - L. L. WOODS - LEORA J. WOODS - LOUISE WALLING , i I Ii LOTS 4 AND 5, BLOCK 23, PACKARD'S ADDITION TO EUGENE, OREGON :1 LOCATED AT 868 - 892 - 5TH AVENUE WEST AND 541 ADAMS STREET !I REQUEST CHANGE FROM R-3 MULTIPLE FAMILY TO C-3 CENTRAL BUSINESS II DISTRICT. II . AND 'DIRECTING THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO ADOPT A TENTATIVE REPORT AND HOLD A il HEA~ING THEREON IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER IN THE CITY HALL OF SAID CITY ON TUESDAY, I' DECE'MBER 5, 1950 AT 7:30 O'CLOCK P.M., AFTER GIVING DUE NOTICE BY PUBLICATION il ONCE IN THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD, AND IN CASE OF A FAVORABLE REPORT ON SAID f Ii REQUEST, A HEARING IS HEREBY CAllED TO BE HELD IN THE CITY HAll AT THE NEXT ENSUING REGULAR COUNCil MEETING, COMMENCING AT 7:30 O'CLOCK P.M. , i1 NOTICE OF , i Ii WHICH SHALL BE GIVEN THREE TIMES IN THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. " ;! II IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. I I MOTION CARRIED. II UPON MOTION DULY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED TO I NOVEMBER 27TH, 1950. 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