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Home My WebLink About10/08/1951 Meeting _n ~ 559 1- - ~-_., ..-. -- -,~-- ~ .~.~ ,-.- ",'-_.- . _. .- ,.,..-...-- -- _.. ~ -~~. "'~-".._- -- --.- ," _~__MM_."~__. - -- I COUNCIL CHAMBERS, EUGE NE, OREGON. OCTOBER 8, 1951. THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON, HELD IN THE I i CITY HALL ON OCTOBER 8, 1951 WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY HIS HONOR, MAYOR V. E. JOHNSON AT 7:30 I P.M. WITH THE FOLLOWING COUNCILMEN PRESENT: CRUMBAKER, ALLEN, GODLOVE, SMITH, SIEGENTHALER I AND WATSON. COUNCILMEN BOOTH AND KOPPE WERE ABSENT. THE MINUTES OF THE LAST REGULAR MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 10TH AND 2ATH AND THE SPECIAL ! I MEETING HELD OCTOBER I , 1951 WERE READ AND APPROVED. I I BILLS AGAINST THE VARIOUS CITy DEPARTMENTS WERE SUBMITTED FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, I ! 1951 AS FOLLOWS: I i I GENERAL FUND ! PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT $ 6,013.25 EUGENE REGISTER GUARD $ 4.02 I I AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. 226.03 EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL CO. 896.60 I I AETNA LONG 2.45 EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL CO. 12.40 I i PACIFIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 481.25 EUGENE TENT & AWNING CO. 30.00 i I i I EUGENE HOSPITAL & CLINIC 24.00 EUGENE TRACTOR & IMPLEMENT CO. 3.50 I HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 86.50 EUGENE WATER &: ELECTRIC BOARD I 4,148.30 I I HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 2,595. 14 EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 861.49 ! OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION 575.17 EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY CO., I NC. 18.75 I I FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE 5,633.70 FISHER SCIENTIFIC COMPANY 32.64 I J MAYOR V. E. JOHNSON 100.00 FOSTER POWER SAW COMPANY 64.90 ! I EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY 2,506.78 W. P. FULLER &: COMPANY 92.22 i LANE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY 250.00 DRS. FURRER & McMILAN 126.50 I ! ROBERT AGGAR 166.27 GIUSTINA LUMBER COMPANY 26.68 i W. L. WOOD 66.92 EVA GALLUP 25.00 I OREGON STATE INDUS. ACCIDENT COMM. 487.00 GENERAL PAINT CORPORATION 6.06 i ACME CONSTRUCTION CO. JOE GORDON HARDWARE, I 908.97 I NC. 6.77 i AHRE &: RICHMOND 225.00 GRAY'S FEED &: SEED COMPANY 1.70 ! ALASKA JUNK COMPANY 40.00 GREEN FLYING SERVICE 6.55 i I AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PARK EXEC. 15.00 GUARD PUBLISHING CO. 76.49 i I , , ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS 10.49 HAASE SAW SHOP 3.00 i R. A. BABB HARDWARE 141.38 FRED HALEY 23.00 ! LESTER BARKER 27.8Ll GEO. A. HALTON COMPANY 59.59 , ! BEARING SUPPLY COMPANY 3.31 P. J. HANNS COMPANY 40.80 ! I BEE LINE SERVICE 33.71 HARLEy-DAVIDSON SALES CO. 84.75 I i HENRY F. BE I STEL, TREASURER 980.31 HARR MOTOR SUPPLY I 13.06 I BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE 8.00 L. G. HELTERLINE I 14.72 O. O. BISHOP 8.50 HORN PRINTING COMPANY 108.00 BLUMENTHAL UNIFORM COMPANY 97.18 HOTEL EUGENE 9.20 DAVID G. BOGGS 18.15 HOWARD COOPER CORPORATiON 125. 10 BRAD'S BODy-FENDER SERVICE 100.40 CLARENCE F. HYDE, REALTOR ~O.OO BROGDON FEED STORE 344.08 INTER-CITY SAND &: GRAVEL CO., I NC. 49.50 I BROWNSVILLE WOOLEN MILLS 255.00 ED JENSEN CO~PANY 5.20 BURROUGH'S ADDING MACHINE CO. 13.61 JOHNSON'S GARAGE 99.50 C &: M TRANSFER COMPANY 5.58 KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY 365.70 L. W. CARLISLE 89. 19 KOKE-CHAPMAN COMPANY 115.46 CARL TON, HATTON &: HAY, I NC. 29.50 R. E. LAFFERTY &: SONS 19.96 CENTRAL HEATING CO. I I .58 LANE GARBAGE SERVICE 3.80 CENTRAL HEATING CO. 224.35 LANE GRAVEL COMPANY 1,380.50 COLUMBIA EQUIPMENT CO. 25.03 G. H. LATHAM &: SONS 86.50 COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. i4.67 LEE BUILT HOMES 25.00 COMMERCIAL SUPPLY & EQUIPMENT 43.36 LOMBARD MOTORS, OREGON LTD. 1,222.43 COX'S CUSTOM CANNING 38.25 LOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE 245.00 CHASE GARDENS 6.75 ED LORENCE CO., I NC. 7.17 THE CREAMERY PACKAGE MFG. Co. 12.21 MCCRACKEN BROS. MOTOR FREIGHT 1.30 CRESSEY'S 15.42 EVERETT A. MCKINNEY 21.90 CUMMINS DIESEL SALES OF OREGON, I NC. 9.84 MAY &: MEAD COMPANY 12.75 DAVIDSON'S BAKING COMPANY 17.00 GEORGE H. MILLER SHEET METAL WORKS 7.95 DEPARTMENT OF VOCATIONAL EDUCATION 30.83 ~ODE-ART COMPANY 72.50 DONALD C. DICKEY 366.66 MONTGOMERY WARD &: COMPANY 31 1.08 I DICK'S MACHINE SHOP 24.29 MOORE STEEL SERVICE COMPANY, I NC. 9.25 EARL E. DILTS, CONTRACTOR 481.00 MUNICIPAL FINANCE OFFICERS ASS'N. 30.00 DOUBLE 0 PRINTING COMPANY I I .60 MUNNELL &: SHERRILL, INC. 14.80 ELBERT E. EMMONS 19.25 NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 75.00 EQUIPMENT RENTAL COMPANY 4.80 NELSON EQUIPMENT COMPANY 35.20 EUGENE BLUE PRINT COMPANY 117.59 R. W. NISSEN 8.75 EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE &: PRODUCTS 226.73 NORDLING PARTS CO. 12.96 EUGENE HARDWARE COMPANY 9.60 NORRiS-WALKER PAINT MFG. CO. 448.75 EUGENE HOSPITAL &: CLINIC 36.60 NORTHWEST CITIES GAS COMPANY 1.00 EUGENE-LANE COUNTY ASS'N. OF INS. AG. 575.22 NORTHWEST OIL COMPANY, I NC. I , 109.05 I EUGENE LAUNDRY &: DRY CLEANERS 59.35 NUDELMAN BROTHERS 360.60 EUGENE MILL SUPPLY CO. 33.82 O. K. RUBBER WELDERS 32.87 EUGENE MIRROR & GLASS COMPANY 10.29 ORCHARD AUTO PARTS CO. 5.98 EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY 8.92 OREGON SUPPLY CO~PANY 18.56 EUGENE PLANING MILL 81.60 THE OUTDOOR STORE 9.95 0/ ,._....;;. ~.'~ ....,""""'" ".J;...-".,,-,.,_'.-:~u. .;;.~,...l' ...~;,;:,<.:>~;:.il.;....~~'...;~~,-~__.-~_..;_'--.~,~.,' :_.;__"....;;:.,~;;.,.'..i-;:../".,_. '.~~. ~;c....; .'.. ...;;,.._~ ~ rfJliQ . - -- -' _.-..;...v--"__...._ ~ "". - - -- ,"_,_r>,-_ - - -~._'.......---~ . -- ---- ~ - -~ ~- .- GENERAL FUND SPECIAL SEWER FUND PAC I F I C FRU) T &, PR'ODUCE CO. $ 14.28 HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 371.08 PACIFIC TELEPHONE &, TELEGRAPH CO. 635.78 OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION 9.64 PACKER-SCOTT COMPANY 1.35 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE 118.30 MRS. ELMA PERKINS 5.00 CENTRALAB 68.21 PETTY CASH 65.44 CITY OF EUGENE, 8,860.13 PIERCE FREIGHT LINES, I NC. 5.16 JOHNS MANVILLE SALES CORP. 5,386_.9.4 PLANT PLUMBING CO. 6.75 CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES & PORTLAND PAINT &, LACQUER PRODUCTS 16.50 MERRYFIELD 14. I 8 ELLIS RACKLEFF 43.82 INTER-CITY SAND &, GRAVEL CO. I , 179.33 REAR'S FARM SERVICE 15.34 H. DEN HERDER ASSIGNED TO RENS MANUFACTURING CO. 155.32 BILL NICHOLS 2,160.00 REX CAFE 56.50 A. F. RICHARDS MACHINE SHOP 9.20 SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND _ RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION 22.54 RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION 29.79 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREM~NT 31.05 A. B. SCARLETT 7.80' "PACIFic HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 3.50 SCOB~RT BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 14.20 ,HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 52.56 SEARS ROEBUCK &, COMPANY I I .00 OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION 8.33 SHOFF'S MOBIL SERVICE 2.00 fiRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE 105.00 SILV~ CHEVROLET COMPANY 34.28 'COLLINS CONCRETE & STEEL PIPE CO. 48,782.80 WI LL IS H. SMALL FEED CO. 27.60 .CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES AND SMIT~WICK BLOCK & SUPPLY 26.40 MERRYFIELD 3,107.98 I SPICER LUMBER COMPANY 17.60 ,C 0 A S T CON ST. &, Exc. &, C. D. JESKE 46,,164.51 OREGQN STATE BUREAU OF LABOR 12.50 STERLING FURNITURE 10.85 STREET, BRIDGE & DRAINAGE C &, M FUND C. A. SWARTS, SHERIFF 288.00 TIDEWATER ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY .36.62 COAST CONST. & C. D.JESKE 2,735'.45 W. E., TURNBOW ,9.03 TWIN OAKS BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 17.31 TWIN.OAKS BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 15.21 MOTO-MIX CONCRETE CO. 11.50 UNITED RADIO SUPPLY COMPANY 128.98 lOGGERS & CONTRACTORS MACH. CO. 48.95 C. M., UREY 35.00 EUGENE SA~D &, GRAVEL CO. 76. 10 VALL~Y STATIONERY COMPANY 59.85 EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE &, PRODUCTS .2,445.'90 CLIFF VAUGHAN 19.83 .COAS T CONS T. & C. D. JESKE 1,991.05 VITUS ELECTRIC & SUPPLY CO. 1'.87 CITY OF EUGENE 3,307.90 WALLACE &, TIERNAN SALES COR~. 7.88 .R. A. BABB HARDWARE COMPANY 3.96 WIGGI.NS CO~PANY, I NC. I I I .23 T. C. WILDISH EXCAVATING CO. 2,730.50 AMAZON CHANNEL SEWER I MPROVEMENT FUND . WILLAMETTE VALLEY PAPER CO. 3.25 WILSQN MUSIC HOUSE 10.AO DREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION 3.05 WI L T S H I-R E ' S 4.61 .FI.RST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE 15.40 HAROLD WOOD TEXACO SERVICE 2.90 - .H E N R Y F. BEISTEL, TREASURER, 150.00 WOODaURY COMPANY 10.00 (HARLES EDWARDS, ATTORNEY 2 I .,35 CENTRAL HEATING CO., OREG. LTD. I I , 143.00 MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPANY 25 . 37 J. A. & GR A C I E L. PLUMMER & - .GEORGE. H. TODD 80.45 J. A., JR. & VIRGINIA A. PLUMMER 4,000.00 Vt H. SHIELDS 597.55 ' . W. H. SHIELDS 2,949.03 'DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT FUND ,., ,W. H. SHIELDS 3,768.03 , ,W. H. SHIELDS .7,585.63 GLENWOOD SAND &, GRAVEL I 2, 1,04.98 PACIFIC REALTY ~OMPANY 2,500.00 I GLEN~OOD SAND & GRAVEL 5,254.37 CENTRAL HEATING CO. 4,043.70 CITY HALL & JAIL FUND - C E N T R.A L HE A TIN G CO. 2,411..42 CENTRAL HEATING CO. 3,510.00 PORTLAND WI RE &:\ RON WORKS 4,645.54 JORGENSEN CONCRETE COMPANY 790.96 GALE M. ROBER TS, CONTRACTOR 13,.894.20 JORGENSEN CONCRETE COMPANY I 4, 4 I 7 ..90 JORGENSEN (ONCRETE COMPANY 2,908.44 INTERSEC~ION PAVING FUND ACME ,CONS TRUC'T ION CO., 1,829.28 ACME .CONS TRucr ION CO. 9,.288.37 C. M. KEMP 115.60 A C ME ,C 0 N S T R U C T ION CO. 1,237.50 GLENWOOD SAND & GRAVEL 900.00 MILLRACE PARK FUND GLENWOOD SAND & GRAVEL . 5,236.88 GLENWOOD SAND & GRAVEL 5,146.66 R. A. BA.BB HARDWARE CO. 4.85 FRED STUBBERT 2,160.19 N. T. CRAWFORD SERVICE STATION 15.00 STANTON PAYNE 2,:J91.I,3 STANT-ON PAYNE 5,597.99 STATE TAX STREET FUND STANT-ON PAYNE 4,492.56 STANTON PAYNE 6,099.75 EUGENE WATER &, ELECTRIC BOARD 102.72 STANTON PAYNE 5,747.41 EUGENE FRUIT GROWER'S ASS'N. 73.62 STANTON PAYNE . I ,953. 14 ACME .CONSTRUCTI ON CO. 756.90 OLD IMPROVEMENT BOND SINKING FUND HOWARD CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO. 1,705.,26 HOWARD CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO. 3,763.11 LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY 237.50 , , HOWARD CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO. 3, 763. I I COAST CONST. &, C. D. JESKE 2,248.06 GENERAL BOND PRINCIPLE FUND -HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREAS. 8,000.00 I GENERAL BOND INTEREST FUND HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREAS. 2,262.50 ~ ~ 561 h ,-- -,.-- -~,-" -, - ". ~- - -- - -- - .'~- ~ '--'--',- --~,_.~_..- .,,_._'__^_o.. ,,'_._,-,-.- _.' ..._.>._~. . - '^ -- I TWAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BILLS AS SUBMITTED AND READ BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW UP THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLL- CALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. 2 THE FOLLOWING MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES WERE SUBMITTED: 1ST TO STANTON PAYNE FOR GRADING WASHINGTON - 25TH TO 26TH AND 25TH FROM WASHINGTON TO JEFFERSON - $1,484.10. 4TH TO STANTON PAYNE FOR PAVING KINCAID FROM 19TH TO 23RD AVENUE - $705.48. 2ND TO STANTON PAYNE FOR PAVING 34TH FRON DONALD TO DOROTHY STREETS - $5,358.23. 2ND TO STANTON PAYNE FOR PAVING MILL FROM 28TH TO 29TH AVENUE - $4,416.36. I 2ND TO STANTON PAYNE FOR PAVING 24TH AVENUE FROM UNIVERSITY TO AGATE - $6,216.82. I 3RD AND FINAL TO STANTON PAYNE FOR PAVING 15TH FROM WASHINGTON TO JEFFERSON - $638.36. I 3RD AND FINAL TO STANTON PAYNE FOR PAVING TYLER FROM 5TH TO 6TH - $241.22. I 3RD AND FINAL TO STANTON PAYNE FOR PAVING VAN BUREN FROM I I TH TO 12TH - $220.05. I 3RD AND FINAL TO STANTON PAYNE FOR PAVING TYLER FROM W. BROADWAY TO I I TH AVENUE - $891.37. 2ND TO CENTRAL HEATING CO. PAVING 30TH AVENUE FROM MILL TO CLIFFORD - $3,602.91. I FOR I 2ND TO CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING DONALD FROM 32ND TO 34TH PLACE - $10,448.83. 2ND TO CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING 23RD FROM COLUMBIA TO MISSION - $482.00. I 3RD AND FINAL TO CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING TAYLOR FROM 8TH TO W. BROADWAY - $298.79. I 6TH AND FINAL TO CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING BAKER BLVD 100 I N. OF NORTH BOUNDARY, 1ST I ADDITION - INAVALE TO 28TH AVENUE - $571.51. I I 7TH AND FINAL TO CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING 31ST AVENUE FROM WrLLAMETTE TO HILYARD - $704.99'1 3RD AND FINAL TO CENTRAL HEATING CO. FOR PAVING ALMADEN FROM 6TH TO 7TH - $845.25. I 1ST AND FINAL TO COAST CONST. d. ENGR. - SANITARY SEWER IN ALLEY BET. 30TH d. 31ST FROM CLIFFORD TO AMAZON CREEK - $978.00. I I TO COAST CONST. CO. I 1ST AND FINAL FOR SANITARY SEWER IN ALLEY BETWEEN 31ST d. 32ND AVENUE FROM I CLIFFORD TO AMAZON CREEK - $997.00. I 1ST AND FINAL TO COAST CONST. CO., FOR SANITARY SEWER FROM ALLEY BETWEEN 32ND d. 33RD FROM i CLIFFORD TO AMAZON CREEK - $999.40. 3RD AND FINAL TO W. H. SHIELDS FOR CONCRETE CULVERT AT POLK AND AMAZON CREEK - $663.00 3RD AND FINAL TO W. H. SHIELDS FOR CONCRE TE CULVERT AT LAWRENCE & AMAZON - $1,141.28. I II 3RD AND FINAL TO W. H. SHIELDS FOR CONCRE TE CULVERT AT 18TH AND AMAZON - $300.00. I I 4TH AND FINAL TO W. H. SHIELDS FOR CONCRETE CULVERT AT WILLAMETTE AND AMAZON - $300.00. I 2ND TO JORGENSEN CONCRETE CO. FOR STREET WIDENING - WILLAMETTE FROM I I TH TO 13TH - $10,489.59. j 2ND AND FINAL TO JORGENSEN CONCRETE CO. FOR PAVING 24TH PLACE E. FROM WILLAMETTE TO HIGH-$590.85.! 1ST TO ACME CONST. CO. PAVING MONROE FROM 22ND TO 24TH AVENUE - $5,096.25. I FOR I i 1ST TO ACME CONST. CO. FOR PAVING PATTERSON - 19TH TO ALLEY BET. 20TH & 21ST - $2,520.57. ! 2ND TO ACME CONST. CO. FOR PAVING 1ST AVENUE FROM ADAMS TO VAN BUREN - $12,844.23. I 3RD TO ACME CONST. CO. FOR PAVING CLARK FROM LINCOLN TO LAWRENCE - $715.73. i I 3RD TO ACME CONST. CO. FOR PAVING CHAMBERS FROM I I TH TO 13TH - $3,448.75. I I 2ND & FINAL TO ACME CONST. CO. FOR PAVING OAK FROM 25TH TO 26TH - $1,876.42. $390.001. 2ND & FINAL TO R. C. PARSONS & SON FOR PAVING ALLEY BET. MILL & FERRY FROM I I TH TO 12TH - 2ND d. FINAL TO HOWARD CONC. CONST. CO. FOR SIDEWALK MCKINLEY FROM 14TH TO 18TH - M24.06. I i 2ND & FINAL TO HOWARD CONC. CONS T. CO. FOR SIDEWALK ON MCKINLEY COURT - 14TH-18TH - $719. 15. I ; 2ND & FINAL TO HOWARD CONC. CONST. CO. FOR SIDEWALK ON JEFFERSON FROM 19TH TO 24TH - $603.02. i 2ND II. FINAL TO FRED STUBBERT FOR PAVING ALLEY BET. PEARL d. HIGH FROM I I TH TO 12TH - $158.57. ! 1ST & FINAL TO C d. SELECTRIC FOR ELECTRIC WORK ON WIDENING WILLAMETTE - I I TH TO 13TH - $240.24. i 2ND TO BILL NICHOLS FOR 17TH AVENUE INTERCEPTOR SEWER - 13TH AVE. PUMP STATION - $3,240.00. I 6TH TO GLENWOOD SAND & GRAVEL FOR PAVING 24TH FROM WILLAMETTE TO HILYARD - $3,210.70 5TH TO GLENWOOD SAND d. GRAVEL FOR PAVING 13TH FROM ADAMS TO CHAMBERS - $685.08. I 2ND & FINAL TO C. M. KEMP FOR SIDEWALK NORTH SIDE 9TH PLACE W. FROM GRANT TO HAYES - $71.64. I 2ND & FINAL TO C. M. KEMP FOR SIDEWALK ON E & W SIDE PATTERSON - 18TH TO 19TH - $178. 10. 2ND d. FINAL TO C. M. KEMP FOR SIDEWALK ON E. SIDE HILYARD FROM 26TH TO 27TH - $426.13. I I 3RD TO COLLINS CONCRETE d. STEEL PI PE CO. FOR SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT - $48,651.34. 1 5TH TO COAST CONST. d. EXCAV. CO. & C. D. JESKE FOR SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT - $44,276.90. I 1ST TO HOWARD HALVORSON FOR PUMPHOUSE - $ I 3,853.25. I I I I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE ESTIMATES AS APPROVED BY THE CITY I ENGINEER AND THE CONTRACTORS, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFI"ICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE ! WARRANTS IN PAYMENT OF THE SAME. ROLLCALL VOTE . MOTION CARRIED. ! ! I REPORTS OF OFFICERS I 3 A REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER RE: FI NANCI AL RECAPITULATION; IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS; I - REPORT ON TRAFFIC ENGINEERING AND OFF-STREET PARKING (REQUEST FROM RUSSELL MAXFIELD FOR REAL J ESTATE OFFICE AND SIGN AT NORTHWEST CORNER OF MILL AND 12TH AVENUE AND PURCHASE OF APPROXI- i MATELY THREE ACRES ADJACENT TO SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK ALONG THE WILLAMETTE RIVER FRONT 9WNED I BY JACK MCKy AS PREVIOUSLY REFERRED TO THE HE A L TH AND RECREATION AND FINANCE COMMITTEES) WAS i SUBMITTED AS FOLLOWS: I I I "THE CITY MANAGER READ THE OPENING STATEMENTS IN THE AUDIT REPORT FOR THE PAST I 1 FISCAL YEAR AS PRESENTED BY PERCY BROWN AND COMPANY, CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, AND J BRIEFLY REVIEWED THE 51 PAVING PROJECTS, 15 SIDEWALK PROJECTS, 13 SANITARY SEWER PROJECTS I 16 STORM SEWER PROJECTS AND THE FOUR BRIDGES CONSTRUCTED OVER THE AMAZON DURING THE PAST I YEAR, STATING THAT THESE PROJECTS WERE ALMOST ALL COMPLETED. I I I ~","""-'.<", -, ';;;, '~''':'.'' ~:~';""""':'''''';'''~''' '_':;,,{', c._ /",,,.,,<.;,.,i,:,.,",..:,,,,,.,,,.;c->l~~:::>::"'-i..._.c~.::;,,,;c'c.:-~.,",, ',..~':,-""'-"- .. ~ ~562 ....- . ----- -- - - ~~~ -- -- 0.. "I: - A BRIEF REPORT OF THE -'NA T I ONAL INSTlifUTE OF TRAFFIC ENGINEERS MEETING WAS GIVEN, ., OUTLINING P~OCEDURES AND METHOhs WHICH POMONA AND SACRAMENTO HAD USED IN SETTING UP THEIR OFF STREET PARKING FACILITIES. REQUEST FROM MR. RUSSELL: MAXFIELD TO OPERATE A REA L ESTATE OFFICE AND DISPLAY A REAL ESTATE SIGN AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF MILL AND 12TH AVENUE WAS REVIEWED. THIS IS AN EIGHT UNIT APARTMENT HOUSE OWNED BY MR. M'A XF I E L D AND HE DESIRES TO UTILIZE THE COR N ER APARTMENT'FOR HIS REAL ESTATE BUS I NESS. THIS IS IN THE R-4, MULTIPLE FA MIL Y 'Z 0 N E AND IT WAS RECOMMENDE-DTHAT nns BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER STUDY. ,- TEN PROPERT I E-S ' . SA L E WE'R E LISTED IN THE FORECLOSURE READ AND IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE CITY' PROCURE LO-TS 7 AND 8 'I N' BLOCK 22, CHAMBERS ADDITION At A PR i'c E OF $324.21 EACH,' P L U S CO S T S, 'F 0 RC I T Y PUR PO S E S . , " A RE'COMMENDAn ON FROM THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT ENGINEER ~ELATIVE TO IMPROVING TRAFFIC C ON D I T I ON SAT 6 T H AND HIGH WAS G I V'EN. THE HIGHWAY iNGINEER ~Ec6MMENDED THAT THE CENTER CONCR'E TE' ISLAND-EXTENDING OFF OF THE FERRY STREET OVERPASS BE FURTHER EXTENDED INTO THE I NTERSEC T rON PREVENTING ANY CROSS MOVEMENT AT THIS INTERSECTION AND THE INSTALLATION OF L: A RGE -. DJ R EC if I ONAC ,S ;CGNS:;T WR I S H\i10UC DR COHA NNE [ r ZE '! [HE I, r.BAF: F; II'e C I NP, SlJC f.I A I MA NNE:R ."U'HAffir; R I GH T HAND TRAFFIC MOVEMENT OFF OF THE FERRY STREET OVERPASS COULD MAKE A RIGHT HAND TURN ON HIGH; TRAFFIC COMING OFT OF THE OVERPASS IN THE LEFT .HAND LANE WOULD HAVE TO GO STRAIGHT NORTH ON 6TH AVENUE, AND o N H I G H WAY 99, 'T R AT F I C COMING NORTH IN THE RIGHT -HAND LANE ("cENTER LANE) WOULD ALSO HAVE TO GO STRAIGHT NORTH AND LEFT HAND MOVEMENTS COULD BE MADE I ONLY FR'O,M 'THE LEFT HAND LANE. THE COUNCIL DID NOT FEEL THAT THIS WAS THE PROPER SOLUTION TO THE TRAFFIC PROBLE'M AT 'THIS INTERSECTION AND R EQ U'E S TED TH'E CITY MANAGER TO AGA I N CONTACT THE HIGHWAY ENGINEER RELATIVE TO THREE CYCLE LIGHTING AT THIS INTERSECTION WITH GREEN ARROW DIRECTIONAL 1I GHTI NG. A REVIEW OF TRAFFIC FLOWS WAS GIVEN IN CONNECTION W'I TH 9TH, 10TH, I I TH AND 13TH INTERSECTIONS ON WILLAMETTE STREET AFTER A 9 0 DAY T R-I A L PERIOD WITH THE RIGHT HAND AND - LEFT 'HAND. M-OVEMENT LANES. I TWAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COUNCIL THAT TH E S'E LA NE.S BE MAIN- T A I NE D 'A S NOW INSTALLED. " By' UN'AN I MOUS AGREEMENT THE REQUEST OF MR. RUSSELL MAXFIELD WAS REF ER R E'O TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE FOR STUDY AND REPORT.. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBA'KER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE CITY BID ON THE PURCHASE OF LOTS 7 AND' 8 "I N BLOCK' 22, CHAMBERS ~DDITION AT THE F OR'( C LOSUR E SALE ON OCTOBER 15, 1951 AT THE FIGURE OF $ 3'24 . '2 I EACH pOLus COSTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. IN THE MATTER OF' THE PROPOSAL OF THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION ON THE HANDLING OF TRAFFIC AT 6 TH AND HI GH STREE'TS IT WA-S MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY AL LEN' T HAT THE COUNCIL OPPOSE \ E-XTENSION OF THE THE ISLAND INTO THE I'NTERSECTION AND THAT. THE COUNCIL URGE THAT AN EXPERIMENT BE MADE WI TH THREE CYCLE TRAFFIC LIGHTS. MOTION CARRIED. "' IT WA'S MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT T'HE EXPERI ME.NT WI TH RIGHT AND LEF'T TURN LANES ~N WILLAMETTE STREET BE CONTINUED FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD. MOTION CARRIED. - I.,. WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, S E C 0 ND E'b BY'ALLEN THA T if HE BALANCE OF THE CITY MANAGER'S REPORT BE RECEIVED AND PLAc'ED ON FILE. MOT I ON'CARR I ED. I , '., -~ t REPORTS or BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS 4 A R'Epo'ln OF 'THE BOARD OF ApPEALS - RE: REQUEST FOR 'v A R I A N C E BY MR. MARV'INB. FEAR WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: ' " " "THE BOARD OF ApPEALS HELD A MEETING'IN THE CITY HALL OCTOBER 4, 1951 TO CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING REQUEST OF AREA USE IN THE R-3 ZONE. MEMBERS PRESENT WERE A. VAALAR, R. W. WILMSEN AND J. LUVAAS. MR. MARVIN B. FEAR 'OF 355 W. 8TH AVENUE OWNS PROPERTY WHICH CONSISTS OF THE NORTH 114 FEET OF A LOT AT THE AFOREMENTIONED ADDRESS. THIS LOT CONTAINS A DUPLEX AND A SIX STALL GARAGE. MR. FEAR DESIRES TO WRECK THE GARAGE BUILDING AND CONSTRUCT A TWO STORY < BUILDING CONTAINING SIX BACHELOR APARTMENTS WITH OF.'EN YARD PARKING FACILITIES. THE SIX APARTMENT STRUCTURE WOULD EXCEED THE O-RD I NANCE ALLOWANCE BY TWO APARTMENTS. (B~SED ON THE REQUIRED 1200 SQ. FT. OF LAND REQUIRED FOR EACH UN IT). THE PROPERTY IN QUESTION IS IN TWO ZONES R-3 APARTMENTS AND C-3 CENTRAL BUSINESS, THE COMMON BOUNDARY IS IN THE CENTER OF THE LOT RUNNING NORTH AND SOUTH, SINCE MR. FEAR HAS GRANTED A PERPETUAL INGRESS AND EGRESS EASEMENT ACROSS THAT PORTION OF THE LOT IN THE C-73 ZONE HE IS REQUIRED TO BUILD IN THE WEST ONE HALF WHICH IS R-3. FURTHER, SINCE THE RESIDENTIAL ZONE ABUTTS THE BUSINESS ZONE THE TRANSITIONAL USE . . GRANTED MR. FEAR'S " . WOULD AP'PL Y THE BOARD REQUEST. ,- , I TWAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKE'R " SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. I ~ ~ "63 [1. _... ::1--- --- - - ..~._~--=.----=~-__ =-~~.-._ ~ --= -="::-- ~~~.:~_~.=- .~~~ 5 A REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION - RE: REZONING RECLASSIFICATIONS WAS SUBt-ll TTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "As A PERMANENT REPORT, PURSUANT TO THE RESOLUTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, DIRECTING THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION TO PREPARE A REPORT UPON CERTAIN REQUESTS FOR RECLASSIFICATION AND ZONING IN AREAS WITHIN, SAID CITY, THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION HEREBY ADOPTS AS ITS PERMANENT REPORT, THE FOLLOWING: THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THE APPROVAL OF THE FOLLOWING PETITION FOR RECLASSIFICATION AND REZONING Of' PROPERTY IN THE CITY, AND REVIS I'ONS TO ZONING ORDINANCE, TO-WIT: RECOMMENDATION OF PLANNING COMMISSION THE WEST 1/2 OF LOTS I AND 2 OF BLOCK 6 COLLEGE HILL PARK, BEING THE WEST 1/2 OF THE TWO LOTS AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 19TH AVE AND JEFFERSON STREET. ALSO: BEGINNING AT A POINT I I FEET EAST OF THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF STRIP "A" OF ELIAS STEWART'S ADDITION TO EUGENE, THENCE NORTH 100 F T j THENCE EAST 75 F T; THENCE SOUTH 100 F T; THENCE WEST 75 FT TO POINT OF BEGINNING. BEING THE WEST 1/2 OF THE LOT ON THE NW CORNER OF 19TH AVE AND JEFFERSON STREET. I REQUESTS CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION FROM R-I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO C-2 NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL DISTRICT. RECOMMENDATION OF PLANNING COMMISSION AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE No. 9188 - COMPREHENSIVE ZONING PLAN I. ADD TO PARAGRAPH F -I. FRONT YARD IN SECTION V. OUTER RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT, SECTION VI. SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT AND SECTION VI I. Two-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT:- "A GARAGE ATTACHED TO OR MADE A PART OF THE MAIN BUILDING WITH THE ENTRANCE ON THE FRONT OF THE PROPERTY SHALL HAVE A SET-BACK FROM THE FRONT PROPERTY LINE OF NOT LESS THAN 20 FEET. " . 2. ADD TO PARAGRAPH E-2. SIDE YARD, SECTION X. C-I LIMITED COMMERCIAL DISTRICT:- "ON CORNER BUILDING SITES NO MAIN BUILDING SHALL BE CLOSER THAN TEN ( 10) FEET TO THE EXTERIOR SIDE LI NE AND NO ACCESSORY BUILDING CLOSER THAN TWENTY (20 ) FEET THERETO OR AS MAY BE ESTABLISHED BY SECTION XXV. (PAGE 40). " 3. DE L E TE ITEM 2. ",APPROVAL TO MOVE BUILDINGS IN CITy...$IO.OO" FROM SECTION XXII. FILING FEES - SERVICE CHARGES. - AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOWING PETITION FOR RECLASSIFICATION AND REZONING OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY, BE TABLED FOR FURTHER STUDY:- I TAYLOR RAMSEY . . . - - BEGINNING AT A POINT 66 FEET NORTH OF THE NORTHEAS,T CORNER 'or THE ,CflARN:EL .MULL I GAN . DONATION LAND CLAIM No. 73 IN Twp 17 S, R 3 W, W.M. THENCE A LOIN <4, Hm-WE S T BOUNDA-RY OF THE H. SHAW DLC #56, 160 FEET; THENCE EAST 48 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 160 FEET; THENCE WEST ALONG THE NORTH SIDE OF EAST 8TH AVENUE OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, ~REGON 48 FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING, ALL I N SA I D .C I TY OF EUGE NE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON. LOCATED AT 379-381 8TH AVE EAST. REQUEST CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION FROM C-I L MITED COMMERCLAL DISTRICT TO M-2 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT. AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS DEN I-AL OF THE FOLLOWING PETITION ~OR RECLASSIFICATION I AND REZONING OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY ..O-WIT:- I I ORA E. LOVE I I I I BEGINNING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF BLOCK 17 OF FAIRMOUNT ADDITION TO THE CITY OF I EUGENE, IN LANE COUNTY, OREGON, THENCE IN A WESTERLY DIRECTLON ALONG THE SOUTH LINE I OF GARDEN AVENUE A DISTANCE OF 148.06 FEET; THENCE IN A SOUTHERLY DIRECTION ON A I LINE PARALLEL TO THE WEST LINE OF VILLARD STREET A DISTANCE OF 50 FEET; THENCE, IN I AN EASTERLY-DIRECTION ON A L~NE PARALLEL TO THE SOUTH LI NE OF GARDEN AVENUE A DISTANCE i OF 148.06 FEET; THENCE IN A NORTHERLY DIRECTION 50 FEET TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. ! I ; I i 1 I 'r ^~'""" ..........l<u...&'..""...,~ .,~..;' '-'{......'..~""......~,.f..~.'.~._;.;;.;....<,. ..'~"--~;.;;_:-,="':;l;,.."~"o_..~,_., ~_...~~, ,-4 ~- ~. .'."'-'~' ~564 ~ ......-.- -- -, _._._.- -.-...-....... ~I- - C. T. GOOD LOT 3, BLOCK 2 OF SNODGRASS ADDITION. LOCATED - FIRST LOT,SOUTH OF 1610 OAK STREET. REQUESTED CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION FROM R-3 MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO C-3 CENTRAL 'B8SINESS DISTRICT. " I TWAS MOVED BY SMITH, SECONDEP BY GODLOVE THAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION BE ADOPTED IN THE REZONING OF THE WEST 1/2 OF LOTS I AND 2 OF BLOCK 6 COLLEGE HILL PARK, BEING THE WEST 1/2 OF THE TWO LOTS AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 19TH AVENUE AND JEFFER~ON STREET. VOTING NO. MOTION - . ~ ... . . . . - . - . ~ . . . . . . ~ WATSON CARRIED. I TWAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE RECOMMENDED ORDINANCE AMENDMENTS OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION RELATIVE TO SETBACK LINES AND DELETION OF FEES FOR REMOVAL OF BUILDI NGS BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARR I ED. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION BE RECEIVED. MOTION CARRIED. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS .. -- I 6 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR ROOMING HOUSE LICENSES, AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE, FIRE, BUILDING AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS, WERE SUBMITTED: VIRGrNlIA - - ' . - . . . . APARTMENTS, 96 E. BROADWAY, F. M. BENNETT. HASKELLS BOARDING HOUSE, 1940_Hl~H_~-rI3~~~.-:-_~:.~' ,HASKEll. . ~ . . - . . . . - . .. +. . JACKS ROOMS, 1033 HIGH STREET - E. J. HASKELL. MRS. C. R. -B01(D, '630 E. 13TH AVENUE. .... ~ A ~ . DARBY' ROOM I NG' HOUSE, 469 E. 15TH AVENUE - OLIVEO. DARBY. MRS. ANDREW HILL, 1158 HILYARD STREET. MRS. L. NELSON, 574 E. 14TH AVENUE. MRS. B. DALEY, 612 E. BROADWAY. GRACE BRISTOW, 648-1/2 PEARL STREE~. PHYLLIS MURRAY, 995 ALDER STREET. JEAN M. NEAR, 970 OLIVE STREET. ", COZY LODGE, 1403 W. 6TH AVENUE - MR. & MRS. H. A. S; LONSKOWSK I. .-- . - . - BANGS HOTEL, 88 W. 8TH AVENUE - ABE BANGS. EL PR'ADO, MOTE L, 1055 W. 6TH AVENUE - WALTER L. BURKHARDT HOFFMAN ROOMS, 140 W. 6TH AVENUE - NELL HOFFMAN. LANE HOTEL, ,4'88 WI LLAMET-TE - ,MAUR ICE P. GR LME, GENE C. GRIME. LLOYDS COURT, 1705 W. 6 TH - MRS. JOE LONG. W. J. MINEAU, 388 W-. 7 T H. A V E N U E . SARAH E. EMMERSON, 637 W. 7TH AVENUE. EL DON MOTEL, 1140 W. 6TH AVENUE - MARK SiDDALL:" - .- LAURA M. BROWN, 531 W. 10TH AVENUE. WILLIAM O. KNIGHT, 44'8 W. 8TH AVENUE. BELXlEDERE HOTEL, 636 WI LLAMETTE STREET - MRS. SALLY M. I R ISH. EVA BRUNSON, 372 W. BROADWAY. I BELLER'S GUEST HOUSE, 739 W. 5TH AVENUE - MINNIE BELLER. - . . . MRS. HARRY M. LICHTY, 1035 JEFFERSON. TURNER'S COURT, 2100 W. I I TH AVENUE -WILMA TURNER MRS. HILDA VILES, MRS. VIVA NASON, 648 W. 5TH AVENUE. MARTIN VANGSNES, 780 WASHINGTON STREET. ROBERTSON ROOMING HOUSE, 537 LI NCOLN - MR. J. W. ROBERTSON. SWANK APARTMENTS, 468 8TH AVENUE WEST, MRS. H. F. SWANK. WINSTON HOTEL, 32-1/2 W. 8TH AVE. - ALICE BAUER. MOTEL OREGON, 345 W. 6TH AVENUE - WAL TER V. DENNIS. MOTEL WI LMAR, 571 W. 6TH AVE. - W. H. ROWE 6TH MOTEL, 1010 W. 6TH AVE. - M. A. EGLAND. SEAL'S MOTEL, 1900 W. 6TH AVENUE - MR. & MR S . GEORGE PROTRKA. ST. FRANC-I s, 132 W. 8TH AVE. - ESTELLA M. HENNEN. PINE KNOT MOTEL, 1410 W. 6TH AVENUE - DOROTHY B~ BUTT. E. L. & EDNA SILSBEE, 760 MILLRACE DRIVE. EDWIN C. SCARLETT, 388 E. I I TH AVE. VINCENT GRIMES, 245 E- AVE. - EMILY C. GRIMES. ..... . . , , I I TH D. L. WARREN, 715 E. 16TH AVE. WI LL & HAZEL KNIGHT, 351 W. 10TH AVENUE. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE APPLIC~TIONS AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE, FiRE, HEALTH AND BUILDING DEPARTMENTS, BE, GRANTED. ~10 T ION C:A R R 1 ED. 7 COMMUNICATION FROM HARRIS ELLSWORTH AND GUY CORDON - RE: ADDITIONAL REQUEST OF , $240,000 FOR AMAZON PROJEC~ WERE READ. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE COMMUNICATIONS BE RECEIVED AND I PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. ~ v ~ 565 :I -.., ..- ---..~ .. -, . ,- _.._-- -"-~ ..- '-. , -- -~.- - 8 MINUTES OF THE LAST MEETING OF THE EUGENE BOYS ATHLETIC CLUB WERE BRIEFLY ANALYZED. MAYOR JOHNSON EXPLAINED THAT THE PURPOSE OF THIS PROGRAM WAS TO PROVIDE WHOLESOME RECREATION AND FUNDAMENTALS OF SPORTS FOR BOYS FROM 8 TO I I YEARS OF AGE. THESE ACTIVITIES WILL BE HELD I EACH SATURDAY MORNING FROM 10:00 TO 12:00 A.M. BEGINNING ON OCTOBER 20TH. IT IS ESTIMATED THAT THE INITIAL PROGRAM WILL INCLUDE APPROXIMATELY 200 BOYS. THE MEMBERSHIP FEE IS $2.50 PER SEMESTER WHICH WILL BE USED FOR INSURANCE, MEMBERSHIP CARDS, EMBLEMS FOR EACH BOY, AND EQUIPMENT. ALL FACILITIES, PRINCIPLE EQUIPMENT AND PERSONNEL WILL BE PROVIDED BY THE BUREAU OF PARKS AND RECREATION, SCHOOL DISTRICT #4, AND THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION. THE UNIVERSITY IS FURNISHING THE DIRECTOR UNDER A $500 SCHOLARSHIP PROVIDED BY DR; DONALD SLOCUM AND APPROXIMATELY TEN STUDENTS AT THE UNIVERSITY WOULD ENROLL IN THIS COURSE TO SUPERVISE THIS RECREATION PROGRAM. THE COURSE WOULD BE A TWO HOUR COURSE UNDER THE UNIVERSITY SCHOOL OF HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION. I TWAS BROUGHT OUT THAT THIS WAS A VERY EXCELLENT EXAMPLE OF COOPERATION OF THE UNIVERSITY, SCHOOL DISTRICT #4 AND THE CITY OF EUGENE AND WOULD PROBABLY GROW A GREAT DEAL AS THE PROGRAM DEVELOPED. I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE REPORT BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON I I FILE. MOTION CARRIED. , 9 COMMUNICATION FROM RECREATION COMMISSION - RE: TELEVISION TOWERS ON SKINNERS BUTTE WAS I i SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "THE ,BOARD OF 01 RECTORS OF THE EUGENE RECREATION COMMISSION AT ITS REGULAR MEETING HELD MONDAY, OCTOBER I , 1951 AT 7:30 P.M. DISCUSSED THE PROPOSED PLANS TO ERECT TELEVISION I I TOWERS ON TOP OF SKINNERS BUTTE PARK. AFTER CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATION WAS MADE: i I THE EUGENE I RECREATION COMMISSION REQUESTS THAT COMPLETE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS I I BE Pf<ESENTED TO THE COMMISSION FOR STUDY AND CONSIDERATION BEFORE ANY FINAL I DECISION IS MADE. I i IN MAKING THIS REQUEST, THE EUGENE RECREATION COMMISSION PLEDGES ITS CONTINUED SUPPORT AND~COOPERATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PARKS AND RECREATION PROGRAM I N EUGENE, ~ i ASSISTING THE CITY COUNCIL, OFFICE OF THE CITY MANAGER, AND THE BUREAU OF PARKS AND I' RECREATION " I IN EVERY WAY POSSIBLE. I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, BY ALLEN I SECONDED THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND i i PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. I 10 COMMUNICATION FROM JUDGE SKIPWORTH - RE: TRAFFIC LIGHT AT INTERSECTION OF 8TH AND OAK I WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I i , "I MOST RESPECTFULLY REQUEST THAT A TRAFFIC LIGHT BE PLACED AT THE INTERSECTION I OF EIGHTH AVENUE AND OAK STREET, BEING THE INTERSECTION BETWEEN THE COURTHOUSE AND THE I COUNTY JA I I.. UNLESS SOMETHING IS DONE TO CONTROL TRAFFIC AT THIS INTERSECTION, SOONER I I THE WAY CARS CROSS THIS INTERSECTION AND I OR LATER SOMEONE IS GOING TO BE KILLED. I WHIRL TO THE RIGHT IS NOTHING LESS THAN ATROCIOUS. THERE HAVE BEEN MANY ACCIDENTS AT THIS INTERSECTION BUT, FORTUNATELY, NO SERIOUS PERSONAL INJURY, BUT IT IS A QUESTION OF i A VERY SHORT TIME UNTIL THERE WILL BE A TRAGIC DEATH AT THIS BAD POINT UNLESS IMMEDIATE I STEPS ARE TAKEN TO CONTROL TRAFFIC. I I I I MANY DRIVERS OF AUTOMOBILES HAVE NO CONSIDERATION FOR PEDESTRIANS BUT ASSUME THAT I THEY HAVE THE RIGHT OF WAY AT ALL TIMES AND UNDER ALL CIRCUMSTANCES AND AT A VERY HIGH I AND RAPID RATE OF SPEED. I I THIS DANGEROUS INTERSECTION WAS VIVIDLY BROUGHT TO MY ATTENTION THIS MORNING BY ONE I I OF OUR ATTORNEYS WHO WITNESSED AN ALMOST TRAGID ACCIDENT. A CAR WHIRLED AROUND FROM I EIGHTH TO OAK WITHOUT WARNING AND THE MOTHER OF A SMALL CHILD BARELY SAVED THIS CHILD THIS 11 I FROM DEATH. IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT. j THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED THAT THIS INTERSECTION IS INCLUDED IN THE 26 INTERSECTIONS ! PREVIOUSLY APPROVED AND WILL BE INSTALLED NEXT YEAR. I I I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THIS COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED BACK TO THE CITY MANAGER TO FURTHER STUDY IT IN CONNECTION WITH OFF-STREET PARKING SURVEY. MOTION CARRIED. I I I COMMUNICATION FROM CLIF CULP - RE: PROPERTY FOR SALE AT 1374 WILLAMETTE STREET WAS II SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "WE HAVE FOR SALE THE PROPERTY AT 1374 WILLAMETTE STREET, WHICH I S A LOT 74 FEET ON WILLAMETTE BY 160 FEET DEEP. IN THE WRITER'S OPINION, THIS WOULD MAKE AN IDEAL CITY I PARKING LOT AS IT IS CLOSE DOWN TOWN AND I S ONE OF THE LARGEST LOTS LEFT AVAILABLE BETWEEN 17TH AND THE DOWN TOWN BUSINESS DISTRICT. i I I I I THE SALES PRICE OF THIS PROPERTY IS $37,200.00. HOWEVER, THIS PRICE D.OES NOT i INCLUDE THE RESIDENCE ON THE LOT AS THE OWNER DESIRES TO MOVE THE HOUSE WHEN THE LOT I IS SOLD. I IF IN YOUR OPINION THIS WOULD BE A GOOD INVESTMENT FOR THE CI TY OF EUGENE, I WOULD BE VERY HAPPY TO DISCUSS IT IN MORE DETAIL WITH YOU, AND THE MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL. THANKS KINDLY FOR YOUR CONSIDERATIONS. 11 a ~ ,;;.:" ., ~:;-~.~,.;.il2~'~~-,-"c~-""",;,;",:;.."",:.;..:;~...:_".,_,.>..,.__...,_..",,",,,,.,_,~...,:'~~~_"',,,'.o...:<.._~;".....i"..,''::''.:~:''''''''-' ,.,;.;l,~.~".,.:..z-,:~. .,,~._ ~ ~566 --- - I-~ ~- .IT-WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER', SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THIS COMMUN I CA T I,ON. BE REFE.RRED BACK ~ TO,THE CITY MANAGER'TO FURTHER STUDY I. T IN CONNECTION WITH OFF-STREET PARKJ NG SURVEY. MOTION CAR R lED " _ ; - . 12 .COMMUN1CATIONcFROM ATTO~NEY.RALPH COBB - RE: LICENSE. FEE FOR 'SALE OF MAGAZ I NES IN CITY WAS' SUBMI TTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: , . "THIS LETTER IS BEING SUBMITTED BY THE UNDERSIGNED AS ATTORNEY FOR THOMAS R'. r GRAHAM'WHO IS AFFILIATED WITH CROWELL-COLLIER PUBLISHING COMPA~Y OF NEW YORK.'C I TY. ' TH IS . ' PUBLISHING,COMPANY EMPLOYS MR. GRAHAM TO CONDUCT THE SALE OF MAGAZINES THAT COMES WITHIN ITS JURISDI'CTION, SUCH 'AS ,WOMAN 's HOME COMPANION, THE AMERICAN.MAGAZINE, AND COLLLERS, AND OTHER MAGAZI NES. _I , - MR. GRAHAM. HAS ASKED THAT I WRITE TO YOU AND MAKE REFERENCE. TO 'ORDI NANCE No. 9058 AS AMENDED BY ORDINANCE No. 9061. THIS ORDINANCE PERTAINS TO THE LICENSING AND REGULATING OF SOLICITORS,WITHIN THE CITY OF EUGENE. .MR.GRAHAM IS .DESIROUS OF APPROACH I NG 'THE SCHOOLS OF THE CITY OF EUGENE FOR THE PURPOSE OF ASSISTING WITH THE SALE OF THESE MAGA- Z I NE S. THIS APPROACH HAS BEEN MADE IN MANY OTHER CITIES THROUGHOUT THE STA TE OF OREGON , AND IS.GENERALLY MADE 'ON THE JOLLOW I NG; BAS IS. : ,EACH SCHOOL STUDENT BODY I:S CONTACTED AND ENTERS INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE CROWELL-COLLIER PUBLISHING:eOM~ANY WHEREBY THE STUDENTS. ACTUALLY SELL THE MAGAZINES AS ABOVE LISTED DURING A TEN DAY PERIOD THROUGHOUT THE CITY. THI S UiNVAS LS:MADE ONLY. ONCE A YEAR AND,.AS I NDI CI!:TED,.I S RESTRICTED TO A PERIOD OF 1-;' TEN DAYS. . THEREA'FTER" THE SCHOOL DER I V.ES A CERT~tN PRO~IT ON.A PERCENTAGE BASIS. OF THE AMOUNT .R'ECE I VED. : If:! E [OLLOWING IS -;THE SCHEDULE OF' PERCENTAGES NOW IN EXISTENC.E: ',lI,MERICAN I MAGAZINE, 40% TO THE STUDENT BODY, WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION &:COLLIERS,50%, ALL OTHER MAGAZINES 30%. : - - By VIRTUE OF THIS, THE :SCHOOL STUDENT. BODY IS .ABLE TO REALIZE A C~RTAIN AMOUNT OF PROFIT AND THE AMOUNT IS RETAINED FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES. THIS 1YPE PLAN IS I N EFFECT IN MANY CITIES THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF OREGON AND MORE RECENTLY THE FOLLOWING CITIES HAVE A L L:OIWtD S~ i 8 'PL)I l!J!:' I LM6 DF"' ~RD, CSPR rNGF t: E LD ,. :'Con AGE: GROVq AND I S C I 0;. 'OR EGO N ~ " ,- I . H A 'liE' BEE N R ADVISED"THAT Ii SfM I CAR i'TYPt: "ORDINANG-E DOES EX ,. S J1' I 'NI!SAl'ti 1 (,1, if liE s,: "BO J:, HA S .BE EfN ::.WA rv ED; FOR 'l"HE Pi!JRPOSE OF, ASSISfl~GltHIYstH66LS~~ 'MRr~GR~RAMCFUR~HER.ADVISES THAT IN CONSIDERATION OF THIS ACCEPTANCE OF THIS TYPE OF PLAN ALL THE SCHOOL D LSTR I CT'S IN THE CITY RECEIVE MAGAZINES AT A WHOLESALE RATE FROM THIS COMPANY. A GREAT MANY CITIES CONTACTED HAVE BEEN RECEPTIVE, AND MOST RECENTLY, $4,000,'00 WAS RA I SED .BY THE. STUDENTS OF MEDFORD. MR. GRAHAM ALSO INDICATES THAT HE HAS CONFERRED WITH THE CHAMBER OF. COMMERCE MAI\lAGER, FRED. BRENNE, AND CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESIDENT, JOE KIPPER, AND THEY WHOLEHEARTEDLY ENDORSE THE PLAN. ' , . r: . - . As SUCH, IT WOULD BE SINCERELY APPREC I ATED IF THIS MATTER WOULD BE CONSIDERED AS A, 'REQUEST I:F THE COUNCIL WOULD CONSIDER THE WAIVING OF SA I D ":ORD I NANCE IN .TH IS INSTANCE. THIS WOULD MEAN THA T E A C'H ST'UDENT ~ .THEREFORE, WOULD NOT NECESSARILY HAVE TO HAVE A L I C.E NSE :OR R-A Y A ,F E-E . THIS TYPE PLAN IS A DEFINITE TAX ,OFF-SET .TO. THE RESPECTIVE SCHOOLS THAT RECEIVE,BENEFITS F.ROM THE' PLAN, .AND. I S A WORTHWH I LE .MA TTER TO, BE CQNSIDERED. . . WOULO:YOU,THEREFORE, f?UT T-HIS UPON YOUR AGENDA AT THE NEXT COUNCIL MEET-lNG, AT WHICH T-I ME' THE UNDERSIGNED AND MR. GRAHAM WOU,LD UKE TO ATTEND. IF YOU HAV~ ANY FURTHER THAT J;IME, PLEASE .ADV I SE. " QUESTIONS ON THE MATTER BEFORE IT WAS MOVED-:By:CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY. At:LEN THAT T.HE COMMUNI CATION BE REFERRED TO THE I JUDICIARyCOMMI-TTEE.~ MOTION CARRIED. . . . AMERICAN MUNICIPAL CONGRESS IN WASHINGTON, D. C. ~ 13 COMMUNICATION - RE: TO BE HELD ON DECEMBER 10TH,::IITH, AND 12TH, 1951 WAS SUBMITTED. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE COMMUNICATION 'BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. ORDINANCES 14 COUNCIL BILL No. I 153 - RE: REZONING RECLASSIFICATIONS - RECOMMENDATIONS OF PLANNING COMMISSION WAS SUBMITTED AND READ.:.THE FIRST T,I ME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE HEARING BE CONTINUED UNTIL THE NEXT M~ETING, AND THA T TWO ORDINANCES BE PREPARED COVERING THE TWO SUBJECTS. MOTION CARRIED. ~ .. , I 15 COUNCIL BILL No. 1154 - RE: SANITARY SEWERS IN AREA BOUNDED BY WI LLAME TTE STREET - PA~K ACRES - WEST CITY L I M ITS AND CREST DRIVE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. ,I TWAS MOVED BY.'CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALL:ENTHAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECONP TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. r IT WAS MOVED BY.:.CRUMBAKER; SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED.AND THE BILL BE READ THE TH I'RD', T I ME BY TITLE ONliY, WITH UN~NIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCil. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. " . I '- ~ ~ ,56~ -"- .- - - -- - -0- I ,- - -"--- - -._.. -.. - --. _"0- I TWAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. COUNCILMEN BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 9893. - 16 COUNCIL BILL No. 1155 - RE: ADOPTING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR SEWERS IN AREA BOUNDED BY WILLAMETTE STREET - PARK ACRES - WEST CITY LIMITS AND CREST DRIVE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN 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. i IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN 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 CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN I I FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. COUNCILMEN BOOTH AND KOPPE AB$ENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 9894. - 17 COUNCIL BILL No. 1156 - RE: REFRIGERATION ORDINANCE, AMENDING ORDINANCE No. 9422 WAS I SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND REFERRED TO I THE PUBLIC WORKS AND PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEES. MOTION CARRIED. UPON MOTION DULY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED TO OCTOBER 22, 1951. I I , i RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, I ~~ . I i I I I i OREN L. 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