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Home My WebLink About01/14/1952 Meeting e ,~-- ii', " ' l~ ,. .~::' I ~ li.l 00 ~ ....... <: e I . ,I e I e 2 I I II Ii Ii II 11 II ,I ,I I' ,I II II I! Ii II Ii il ii II II 'I II 'I i I II Ii i I , II I I II II II I' I ~ I ! COUNCIL CHAMBERS, EUGENE, OREGON. JANUARY 14, 1952. THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON WAS HELD IN 'fHE CITY HALL ON JANUARY 14, 1952 AT 7:30 P.M. THE MEETING WAS' CALLED TO ORDER BY HIS HO~OR, MAYOR V. E. JOHNSON. THE FOLLOWING COUNCILMEN WERE PRESENT: CRUMBAKER, BOOTH, GODLOVE, SMITH, KOPPE AND SIEGENTHALER. COUNCILMEN ALLEN AND WATSON WERE ABSENT. THE MINUTES OF THE LAST REGULAR MEETiNG HELD DECEMBER 10, 1951 WERE READ AND APPROVED. THE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENTS ON BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS, AND COUNCIL COMMITTEES WERE SU~MITTED BY THE MAYOR: "I HEREWI TH S,UBMI T FOR YOUR CONSI DERATION THE FOLLO'-'JI NG APPOI NTEES TO THE VARIOUS BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS FOR THE CITY OF EUGENE FOR THE C~LENDAR YEAR 1952 AND TERMS AS NOTED. PLANNING COMMISSION LIBRARY BOARD CLARENCE UREY 1-1-52 TO 1-1-56 MRS. HUGH FORD 1-1-52 TO 1-1-56 ANNUAL APPOINTMENTS BOARD OF ApPEALS ELECTRICAL BOARD PLUMBING BOARD BOXING COMMISSION SAM MORRIS ROBERT WILMSEN JOHN LUVA'AS CHAS. GILLILAN ADRIAN VAALER A. E. HAMILTON C. M. WILLIAMS DON ROBINSON MERRILL MANLEY FRANK GORDINIER J. H. VICARY RICHARD P. DIXON ELISHA LARGE C. A. SWARTS D,R. H . TAL BOT W. W. PORTER EARL McNUTT HEAL TH BOARD AIRPORT COMMISSION DR. ANTHONY TRIOLO DR. E. D. FURRER DR. FRED N. MILLER DR. L. G. HE,LTERLINE DR. ROBIN OVERSTREET DR. PAUL SMITH ELISHA LARGE VICTOR MORRIS O. E. KINGZETT LYNN MCCREADY I SUBMIT HEREWITH A LIST OF COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS ON THE COMMON COUNCIL FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1952. ON EACH OF, THE COMMI TTEES, THE COUNC I LMAN FIRST NAMED TO ACT AS THE CHAIRMAN OF THAT COMMITTEE. PUBLIC FINANCE PUBLIC WORKS PUBLIC SAFETY JUDICIARY & PRINTING RO,BT. P. BOOTH C. CRUMBAKER RAY F. SIEGENTHALER C. CRUMBAKER J. J. GODLOVE C. H. KOPPE. J. DON SMITH R. E. ALLEN R. F. SIEGENTHALER C. H. KOPPE C.. CRUMBA.KER R. P. BOOTH HEALTH & RECREATION AIRPORT R. E. ALLEN J. DON SMITH L. P. WATSON J. J. GODLOVE R. P. BOOTH L. P. WATSON COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE ON PARK & PLAYGROUNb COMMISSION - ROBERT P. BOOTH. THE AROVE LISTS ARE SUBMITTED TO THIS BODY FOR YOUR CONFIRMATION." 'I I I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE APPOINTMENTS AS SUBMITTED BY THE MAYOR BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED., BILLS AGAINST, THE VARIOUS ~ITY DEPARTMENTS WERE SUBMITTED FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER, 1951, AS FOllOWS: GENERAL FUND GALE M. ROBERTS $ PUBLIC EMPLOYES RETIREMENT AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. AETNA, LONG PACIFIC HOSPITAL Assoc. EUGENE HOSPITAL & CLINIC LANE COUNTY CHEST', I NC. HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREAS. HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREAS. OREGON STATE TAX COMM. FIR?T NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE 4,289.35 6,299.41 220.84 2.45 491.25 27.00 1.00 124.40 1,050.82 532.15 5,586.95 MAYOR V. E. JOHNSON EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY LANE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY ROBERT AGGER ORE. STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT AMERICAN BRAKE SHOE COMPANY ART'S GARBAGE ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS R. A. BABS HARDWARE LESTER BARKER. BARNUM TOOL COMPANY $ 100.00 2,007;'45" 250.00 .92:.77 4'23.88 25. I 2 4.00 12.14 43.63 22.08 18.85. COMM. '/, ~/~ rr2 BEARING SUPPLY COMPANY BAKER'S PHARMACY HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREAS. BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE JIM BRANNEN TIRE CO. INC. CAREY'S INC. CENTRAL HEATING CO. CENTRAL HEATING CO. CENTRAL HEATING CO. CENTRAL HEATING'CO. CENTRAL LANE COUNTY LTD. L TD. ' PLANNING CENTRAL RESTAURANT SUPPLY COBURN FILM SHOP COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. COMMERCIAL SUPPLY & EQtilPMENt CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS, INC. CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY CO. CONTRACTORS EQUIPMENT CORP. COOPER BROS. HEAT-SERVICE COd CRANE DIRECT-MAIL SERVICE CRESSEY'S C & SELECTRIC DAVIDSON'S BAKING COMPANY DEL'S AUTO TRIM SHOP DEPENDABCE AU.T.O, SERV I C.E DE'S RADIO SERVICE DONALD C. DICKEY DOTSON'S PHOTO SHOP DOUBLE D PRINTING CO; ELECTRIC CLEANERS EUGENE BLUE PRINT COMPANY EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS EUGENE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY EUGENE PLANING MILL EUGENE RADIATOR SERVICE EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL CO. EUGENE SURPLUS SALES EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY CO. INC. FIRESTONE STORES FISHER SCIENTifiC COMPAN~ W.' P. FULLER & CO,PANY DRS. FURRER & McMILAN & PATTON EVA GALLUP GAs-HEA T, I NC. GENERAL GROCERY COMPANY, INC. GENERAL PAINT CORPORATION A. J. GERRARD & CO~PANY GI LBERT BROTHERS, I NC. GIUSTINA BROS. LUMBER CO. B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY GUARD PUBLISHING CO. GUSTAFSON FUEL COMPANY HAASE SAW SHOP F. H. HUEY GEO. A. H)LTON COMPANY HARLEy-DAVIDSON SALES CO. HARR MOTOR SUPPLY L. G. HELTERLINE HENDERSHOTT'S SPORTING GOODS JULIUS H. HESSELL, M.D. TOMMY HODGE'S MARKET HORN PRINTING COMPANY HOWARD COOPER CORPORATION INDUSTRIAL SERVICE LITHOGRAPHERS INTERNATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CHIEF-'S OF POLICE, INC. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES INTERS~ATE RUBBER PRODUCTS INTOXIMETER ASSOCIATION THE IR~IN-HoDSON COMPANY JACK'S MEAT MAR~ET ED JENSEN, COMPANY KENDALL. MOTOR COMPANY KOKE CHAPMAN COMPANY LANE COOPERATIVE WAREHOUSE LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT CO. l. P. CURiSINGER RAY HENDERICKSON ~ GENERAL FUND $ 2.20 2.00 386.01 12.50 '43.90 9.04 20.00 65.53 492.33 236.80 COMM. 2,173.55 8.05 3.05 48.65 4.95 3.18 14.60 34.30 . . -1,3.25 140.00 13.45 345.83 35.86 21.,20 52. 1.2, 30.00 366.66 1.35 8.00 . 3.05 9.00 37.95 .70.24 3.99 51.81 12.50 67.60 6.00 4,613.98 814.53 25.86 4.25 42.84 31.32 131.00 ,25.00 7.50 29.82 29.86 23'.80 14.95 8.32 1.80 . 41 .72 8.50 4.00 20.24 21.87 25.35 51.10 86.03 13.00 5.00 42.70 39.75 2,000.00 19.95 10.00 633.00 59.30 67.58 II 5.59 22.82 22.40 86.68 37. 24 3.00 100.00 2.50 20.00 LANE COUNTY SCHOOL DIST. #52 LANE GARBAGE SERVICE LANE GRAVEL COMPANY LANE STEEL CORPORATION LOMBARD MOTORS, OREG. LTD. lOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE, INC. ED LORENCE COMPANY, INC. MCCRACKEN BROS. ~OTOR FREIGHT MCGINTy-RIGGS ELECTRIC MEDO-LAND CREAMERY CO. MIDGLEY PLANING MILL CO. MILK PLANT MONTHLY MI LLER METERS, I NC. MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. MOORE STEEL SERVICE CO. INC. MUNNELL & SHERR I LL, I NC. GEO. MYRMO & SONS NINETy-NINE STORE NORTHWEST CITIES GAS CO. NORTHWEST OIL COMPANY NUDELMAN BROTHERS OFFICE MACHINERY & SUPPLY CO. OHRLING LUMBER COMPANY ,.O.,K.,RuBBER WELDERS JAY F. OLDHAM OLSEN AUTO WRE~KE~S OREGON FRUIT COMPANY OREGON STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY PACIFIC COAST INTER-MOUNTAIN ASS'N OF FIRE CHIEFS PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH PACKER-SCOTT COMPANY PANAMA SIMMONS CARBON CO. INC. PARAMOUNT SCHOOL & OFFICE SUPPLY PELLETIER'S ROY PETERSON PLUMBING PE TTY CASH PIONEER GROCERY COMPANY PI TCHFORD MOTOR COMPANY, I NC. PRESSMAN'S MEN'S SHOP PUBLIC ADMINISTRATION CLEARING HOUSE ELLIS RACKLEFF RENS MANUfACTURING COMPANY RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION ROLLING PIN BAKERY RUBENSTEINS A. B. Sc A R L E TT SCHOOL DISTRICT #4 SEARS, ROEBUCK &. COMPANY SECRETARY OF STATE SHELTON, TURNBULL & FULLER CO. SHER KHAN ""'_ SILVA CHEVROLET COMPANY DRS. SLOCUM, MOORE & MOLTER WILLIS H. S~ALL FEED CO. SPARKY'S GARBAGE OREGON STATE DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE STEVENS TYPEWRITER COMPANY TABER'S AUTO GLASS TERRILL AUTO PARTS CHARLES C. THOMAS, PUBLISHER TIDEWATER ASSOCIATED Ol~ COMPANY TIFFANy-DAVIS DRUG COMPANY C. P. TILLMAN COMPANY TWIN OAKS BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. UNI TED RADIO SUPPLY CO. INC. JOHN WARREN HARDWARE WATERWORK~ SUPPLIES COMPANY WEST COAST FAST FREIGHT . WEST SI DE AUTO GLASS WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. WIGGINS COMPANY, INC. WILLAMETTE RIDING STABLES WILSON MUSIC HOUSE WILTSHIRE'S HAROLD WOOD-TEXACO SERVICE WOODBURY COMPANY WYATTS' MILLER & HARVEY SHEET METAL CO. FOSTER POWER SAW CO. e $ 5.00 5.70 168.75 17.80 166.48 245.00 28.39 1.30 6.80 44.23 7.00 2.00 89.87 143.14 41 .65 100.94 27.32 1.57 260.00 I , 071 . I 3 49.02 6.75 249.90 10.50 12.50 2.40 I 1.63 272.63 71.78 I e I 8.00 865.58 43.98 59.45 23.55 50.00 10.00 40.:49 104.66 185.03 178.00 10.00 33.76 170.67 40.57 4.80 23.36 21.39 160.00 48.60 4.00 27.90 28.80 I ,60 I . I 3 16.00 7.95 34.50 10.00 12.50 27.26 4.95 4..d87 "64.29 3.06 16.14 9.87 49.50 130.85 106.96 3.28 9.00 8.22 79.00 10.00 , 1.78 31 .22 ' 6.90 57.28 4.00 168.00 73.74 ..' I ...~ ~ < e~ ( ~ I e -l e .~ 3-, I i:~ !t; ~ -< ""'- <<:{ e I it 2,1. I e 3 I e SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND ,I ,[ I II I \ il II II II ,I III I i II I! II ,I I CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES & MERRYFIELD HOWARD HALVORSON COMPANY COLL INS CONC. & STEEL PI PE CO'. COAST C'ONST. & EXCAVATI NG 'C'O. & C. D. JESKE PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT PACIFIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE NINA MEDILL 8,961.74 , 33.92 3.50 . , . , ,8.94. 133.60 I ,786.36 $ I ,267. I 3 2,680.42 5,813.81 AMAZON CHANNEL SEWER IMPROVEMENT WALTER A. & FRANCES M. DREWS OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION H~NRY F. BEISTEL, TREAS. W. 8. SHIELDS CONST. Co. 500.00 ,.... _.. ..07. 337.27 302.90 STREET, BRIDGE & DRAINAGE C & M FUND EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD VALLEY IRON & STEEL COMPANY 32.52 360.00 GENERAL BOND INTEREST FUND HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREAS. 425.00 OLD IMPROVEMENT BOND SIN~ING FUND CITY OF EUGENE 87.54 DISTRICT IMPROVE~ENT FUND STANTON PAYNE JORGENSEN CONCRETE CO. GLENWOOD SAND & GRAVEL JORGENSEN CONCRETE CO. C. M. KEMP C. ~. KEMP C. M. KEMP JORGENSEN CONCRETE CO. WALTER A. &' FRANCES M. DREWS . SPECIAL SEWER FUND BILL W. NICHOLS PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION FIRST NATIONAL BANK - EUGENE INTERSECTION PAVING FUND HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREAS. C. M. KEMP CITY OF EUGENE GENERAL - DOG FUND LANE COUNTY CLERK STATE TAX STREET FUND HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREAS. $ 700.46 2,751.28 2,939.70 1,984.07 234.32 272.76 132.84 483.28 500.00 I , 77 I . 20 18.69 4. 13 59.80 25.88 99.43 10,204.88 41.90 20.00 IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE BILLS AS SUBMITTED AND READ BE APPROVED AND THE RROPER CITY OFFICERS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW UP THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. I THE FOLLOWI~G MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES WERE SUBMITTED: 2ND TO COAST CONST. CO; & C. D. J~SKE FOR SANI~ARY SEWERS IN AREA BOUNDED BY 22ND, 26TH AVENUE, TYLER STREET AND'LAWRENCE STREET - $6,173.05. 2ND AND fiNAL TO STANTON PAYNE FOR GRADING WASHINGTON AT 25TH TO JEFFERSON AT 26TH AVENUE - $1,264.69. 4TH TO HOWARD HALVORSON'CO. FOR POLK STREET SEWAGE PUMPING STATION - $5,287.50. II 1\ p ,f i COAST CONST. CO. & C. D. JESKE FOR FINAL, EXCEPT FOR HOLDOUT OF $1,702.69 ON THE 72~INCH SEWER OUTFALL LINE TO THE SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT IN THE AMOUNT OF $'6,000.00. GALE ROBERTS, fOR FINAL, EXCEPT FOR HOLDOUT OF $400.00 ON THE CITY JAIL BUILDING IN THE AMOUNT ciF$1 1,438.24. " CORNELL, HOWL~ND, HAYES & MERRYfiELD, CONSULTING ENGINEERS FOR $2,255.22 fOR DECEMBER WORK ON 13TH AVENUE PUMPING STATION, POLK STREET PUMPING STATION, 72-INCH INTERCEPTOR SEWER, SEWAGE DISPOSAL PtANT~ IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE ESTIMATES AS CERTIfiED BY THE 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. THIS BEING THE DATE SET FOR THE OPENING AND CONSIDERATION Of BIDS ON THE SALE OF LOTS I, 2 AND 3, BLOCK 4, REPLAT Of VICTORIA HEIGHTS, LOTS 22 AND 24, BLOCK 3, REPLAT OF VICTORIA HEIGHTS, AND LOT I, EXCEPT W. 25 FEET IN BtOCK 4, VICTORIA HEIGHTS, THE FOLLOWING BIDS WERE SUBMITTED: BLOCK 4~ VICTORIA HEIGHTSREPLAT LOT I LOT 2 LOT 3 MILTON MENICH $ 250.00 250.00 150.00 $ 650.00 LOT I, BLOCK 4, VICTORIA HEIGHTS ADDITION' LOTS 22 & 24, BLOCK 3, VICTORIA HEIGHTS REPLAT JUNE HANSON $ ARNT REE 500.00 510.00 GLENN BYRNES $ 400.00 LANE COUNTY $ 726.91 JUNE HANSON $ 300.00 ROALD HANSON $ 750.00. · 'PROVIDING A SEWER EASEMENT ACROSS LOTS 18 AND 19 WILL BE FURNISHED. '-~ r' r<- 4 ,IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BID OF LANE COUNTY ON LOTS, I, 2 AND 3 IN'BCOCK-4"OFVICTORIA HEIGHTS REPLAT IN THE AMOUNT OF-$571;91 PLUS-THE-PAY- MENT OF TAXES DUE OF $155.00 BE ACCEPTED. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE ~ID OF GLENN BYRNES IN THE AMOUNT OF $400.00 O!'l LOT I, LESS W. 25 FEET IN BLOCK 4, VICTO.R'A HEIGHTS.ADfHHON'_ANlD!'ffiHE BID O~ ROALD HANSON OF $750.00 ON LO!S 22 AND ~4 OF BLOCK 3, VICTORIA HEIGHTS REPLAT BE ACCEPTED. ON ROLLCALL VOTE, BOTH MOTIONS CARRIED. - ~ ' ' .. - ,REPORTS OF OFFICERS 4 A BRIEF PROGRESS REPORT ON MAJOR PLANS AND CAP1TAL INVESTMENTS WAS OUTLINED ey THE . CITY MANAGER, AND DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR 1951 WERE SUBMITTED. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY SMITH THAT THE REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER BE RECEIVED. MOTION CARRIED. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES 5 A REPORT OF THE ~UBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE - RE: BEER LICENSE A~PLICATIONS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOL'L-OWS':" - - - , - - - - "A MEETiNG Of' FOLLOWING PRESENT: Po LI C E C H J E F . THE PUBL I C SAf'ETY COMM I TTEE WAS HELD ON- DECEMBER-- '12, 1951 W'I TH THE COUNCILMEN SMITH AND ~IEGENTHALERj CITY MANAGERj CITY RECORDER AND THE FOLLOWING LICENSES' WHICH WERE REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE AT THE LAST COUNCIL MEETING WERE REVIEWED. I. SNAPPY SERVICE NO.3, 453 WILLAMETTE (ERNEST MYERS & DOROTHY B. MYERS, - - CL~SS- nBn- MALT' BEVERAGE LICENSE) 2. COLUMBUS CLUB, 1144 CHARNELTON (CLUB) LICENSE. THESE PREMISES WERE PREVIOUSLY LICENSED BUT THE SNAPPY SERVICE CAFE HAD CHANGED OWNERSHIP FROM HARRY M. LEATON AND MONTIE KUNTZ TO ERNEST MYERS AND DOROTHY B. MYERS. " IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THESE TWO LICENSES BE ENDORSED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL AND THAT THE PROPER CITY AUTHORITIES BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN THE LICENSES FOR THE CITY COUNCIL. MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL WERE CONTACTED AND THE MAJOR!~Y RECOMMENDED ,THAT THE CITY MANAGER SIGN THESE ~WO_APPLI_CATIONS SO THAT THEY COULD BE SUBMITTED TO O.L.C~C. THE LAS~ MEETING Of' THE YEAR TO BE HELO DECEMBER 14, 1951. 3. GEORGE'S GROTTO, 764 WILLAMETTE (LEROY A. BURCHAM & BOBBY G. BRINKLEY, ApPLICATION FOR AN UNRESTRICTED RESTAURANT LICENSE, CLA~S riC"). A REVIEW WAS MADE BY THE COMMITTEE OF THE CLASS "C" UNRESTRICTED RESTAURANT LLCENSES NOW I~ FORCE IN THE CITY OF EUGENE AND THE AMOUNT OF .EN~ORCEMENT,NECESSITATED BY T~ES~ LICENSES FROM OUR POLICE DEPARTMENT. IT WAS REC.OMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THIS LICENSE BE ENDORSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL. MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL WERE CONTACTED AND IT WAS THE OPINION OF THE MEMBERS THAT THE ISSUANCE OF ANY fURTHER LICENSES OF THIS NATURE SHOULD BE THOROUGHLY INVESTIGATED ANq THAT NO ACTION SHOULD BE TAKEN PRIOR TO THE NEXT COUNCIL MEETING. 4. OLSON'S AUTO WRECKERS, 2040 W. 6TH AVENUE (EMIL M. OLSON). IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THIS LICENSE BE ENDORSED BY THE COU~CIL AND THAT THE CITY M~NAGER WRITE A LITTER STIPULATING THAT ALL CARS BE KEPT INSIDE OF,THE FENCE TO ELIMINATE THE UNSIG~TLY APPEARANCE NOW IN FRONT OF THE OLSON AUTO WRECKERS AND THAT ALSO CARS BE KEPT INSIDE OF THE FENCE AT THE REAR OF THIS PROPERTY SO THAT NO UNSIGHTLY APPEARANCE WAS CREATED ON THE STREET. THE ORDINANCE,WHICH WAS PREVIOUSLY PROPOSED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT RELATIVE TO PROHIBITING ANY DEVICE WHICH WOULD EXPEL FLAME OR GAS FROM ANY MOTOR VEHICLE WAS REVIEWED. THE COMMITTEE fELT THAT FOR THE PROTECTION Of' CITIZENS AND PROPERTY WITHIN THE CITY OF EUGENE THAT THIS ORDINANCE SHOULD BE PASSED AS IT WAS NOT FELT THAT ANY FLAME SHOULD BE EXPELLED FROM ANY MOTOR VEH I CLES UNDER ANYC'O'ND'I T rO'NS'" ' - IT W~S RECOMMEND~D BY THE COMMITT~E THAT THE COUNCIL PASS THIS ORDINANCE AT ITS NEXT REGULAR MEETING. \ ~ THE COMMITTEE REVIEWED ORDINANCE No. 8322 PERTAINING TO THE LICENSING AND REGULATING OF DANCE HALLS AND SKATING RINKS. THE STUDY OF THIS ORDINANCE WAS MADE UPON" 'i-Ht- 'R-EQUE'ST OF MR.- VERN' MI'NKLER WI TH RELATTON" TO' THEOPERATI-ON-OF- THE- -ARE'NA" - , BALL ROOM. MR. MINKLER STATED AT THE PREVIOUS COUNCIL MEETING THAT SECTION 18 OF THIS ORDINANCE PROHIBt'TING RETURN CHECKS OR OTHER TOKENS WHEREBY RE-ADMISSION TO DANCES CAN BEOBT"~TNED WAS VERY DETRIMENTAL' ~O THEIR' OPERATIONS.- -THE COMMITTEE-,- IN REVIEWl~G' TH1SS0RDINANCE WHICH WAS PASSED IN FEBRUARY OF 1933, FELT THAT THE ISSUANCE OF PASS-OUT CHECKS WOULD PROVIDE BETTER OPERATIONS AND BETTER CONTROL THAN ENDEAVORING ~o RES~RIC~ ~LL O~HER ~C~IVI~IES INSIDE OF THE DANCE HALL. HOWEVER, THE RECOMMEND~TION ON THIS REQUEST WAS WITHHELD PENDING FURTHER STUDY." . I e I . I e I e s""'llll e I IT WAS MOVED BY SMITH, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED WITH THE EXCEPTION OF- THE UNRESTRICTED RESTAURANT LICENSE REQUESTED BY GEORGE'S GROTT. THIS APPLICATION WAS TABLED. MOTION CARRIED. IT WAS MPVED BY SMITH, SECONDED BY SIEGENTHALER THAT AN ORDINANCE BE DRAWN AMENDING THE DANCE HALL ORDINANCE TO ALLOW PASS-OUT CHECKS FOR CONSIDERATION AT THE JANUARY 28TH MEETING. MOTION CARRIED. i..... a,0. Q(; ~ - 6 A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS & FINANCE COMMITTEES - RE: FOUR PRIMARY FEDERAL AID PROJECTS IN THE EUGENE-SPRINGFIELD AREAj ACQUISITION OF MCKy PROPERTY WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: ~ e itA MEETING OF THE PUBLIC WORKS AND FINANCE COMMITTEES WAS HELD AT THE OSBURN HOTEL ON DECEMBER 19, 1951 WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: MAYOR V. E. JOHNSONj COUNCIL- MEN CRUMBAKER, BOOTH, GODLOVE, SIEGENTHALER; CITY MANAGERj PLANNING CONSULTANTj CITY ATTORNEYj CITY RECORDER AND PARKS SUPERINTENDENT. I I. THE COMMITTEE REVIEWED THE LETTER DATED DECEMBER 10TH FROM THE COUNTY COURT OUTLINING FOUR PRIMARY FEDERAL AID PROJECTS IN THE EUGENE-SPRINGFIELD METROPOLITAN AREA AND,REQUESTING THE OREGON STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION FOR IMMEDIATE CONSIDERATION IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THESE PROJECTS LISTED AS FOLLOWS: I (I) THE MOHAWK ROAD EXTENSION PARTICULARLY THE PART FROM MILL AND Q STREETS, SPRINGFIELD, TO THE FERRY STREET BRIDGE WAS RATED AS WARRANTING IMMEDIATE SUPPORT FROM THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. (2) THE'PLEASANT HILL-JASPER TO SPRINGFIELD STATE SECONDARY WAS BY MANY CON- SIDERED OF PRIME IMPORTANCE BUT FINALLY LISTED AS,SECOND FOR IMPROVEMENT AND IT WAS DESIRED THAT THE PARTICULAR SECTION FROM JASPER BRIDGE TO HIGHWAY 58 BE STRAIGHTENED OUT AND PAVED EVEN IF THE NEW BRIDGE WAS HELD UP BY LACK OF STEEL. ~ . (3) A COOPERATIVE ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF EUGENE AND THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION WITH THE USE OF SOME URBAN FEDERAL AID TO BUILD AN OVERHEAD RAILROAD CROSSING LEADING FROM BLAIR 'BLVD. TO RIVER ROAD WAS LISTED AS THIRD. THIS WAS TO RELIEVE THE EXTREME CONGESTION IN TRAFFIC TO AND FROM THE RIVER ROAD AREA CAUSED BY TRAINS BLOCKING THE . PRESENT RAILROAD CROSSING. : (4) ANOTHER COOPERATIVE .ARR.4NGEMENT BETWEEN THE CITY OF EUGENE AND THE SUTE HI:GHW.4Y COMMISSION WITH THE USE OF URBAN FEDERAL AID W.4S LISTED AS FOURTH, BUT ITS IMPORTANCE WA~ CONSIDERED VERY HIGH. THIS IS THE TRUCK BY PASS ROUTE WESTW.4RD FROM THE MILL STREET OVERHE.4D AND THE FERRY STREET BRIDGE TO FIRST AVENUE .4ND WEST EUGENE BETWEEN SKINNER'S BUTTE AND THE S.P. RAILROAD TRACK. 1 THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE MAYOR AND CITY MANAGER ACCOMP.4NY JUDGE BAYLY TO PRESENT THIS PROGRAM TO THE HIGHWAY COMMISSION ON DECEMBER 21ST AT THE IMPER'.4L HOTEL IN PORTLAND. IN .4DDITION TO CONCURRING WITH THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE COUNTY COURT RELATIVE TO THESE FOUR PROJECTS, IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT BE REQUESTED TO START IMMEDIATE SURVEYS AND ENGINEERING WORK ON THE BL.4IR BOULEV.4RD OVERPASS PROJECT AS WELL AS THE OTHERS. e I II I I I \ I 2. THE CITY MANAGER PRESENTED THE PROBLEM OF LOCATING THE IB-fNCH TRUNK LINE SANITARY SEWER THROUGH THE BARNARD AND TJADER PROPERTIES AT 24TH AND TYLER STREETS NEXT TO THE EUGENE AIRPARK. IT WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT THIS PROPERTY WAS OPEN LAND NOT YET SUBDIVIDED AND TH.4T IT WOULD NOT STAND ANY KIND OF ASSESSMENT AT THIS TIME. IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT THE CITY INSTALL THIS TRUNK LINE SEWER WITH FUNDS FROM THE TRUNK LINE SEWER FUND AND THAT ASSESSMENTS AGAINST THIS VACANT PROPERTY OF BARNARD'S AND TJADER'S WOULD NOT HAVE TO BE PAID UNTIL THE LAND WAS _SUBDIVIDED AND UTILIZED FOR BUILDING PURPOSES. THE ASSESSMENTS WOULD AMOUNT TO APpROXIMATELY $200 FOR AN ,AVERAGE LOT FOR THE EQUIVALENT OF AN 8-INCH SEWER PLUS THE 1/2i PER SQUARE FOOT FOR TRUNK LINE SEWERS. I:T WAS FELT 'THAT THIS WAS NOT SETTdNG ANY PARTICULAR PRECEDENT AS THE SOUTH WILLAMETTE SEWER WAS INSTALLED IN SOMEWHAT OF A SIMILAR MANNER, AND PROPERTIES ARE BEING ASSESSED AFTER LATERALS HAVE BEEN INSTALLED AND CONNECTIONS MADE. 3. FURTHER STUDY WAS GIVEN TO THE RIVERFRONT AREA BETWEEN THE FERRY STREET BRIDGE AND SKINNER'S BUT~E PARK. THE CITY MANAGER AND PARK SUPERINTENDENT PRESENTED MAPS SHOWING IN D&TAIL THE AREA OWNED BY MR. MCKy AND BY MR. CHASE, ALSO A MAP WAS PRESENTED SHOWING PRESENT PUBLIC OWNERSHIP OF LAND ALONG THE SOUTH BANK OF THE WILLAMETTE RIVER BETWEEN THE FERRY STREET BRIDGE AND POLK STREET. I THE COMMITTEE SUGGESTED THAT THE CITY MANAGER AND PARKS SUPERINTENDENT OBTAIN FURTHER INFORMATION ON THE LAND WHICH IS NOT AT PRESENT UNDER PUBLIC OWNERSHIP RELATIVE TO APPRAISALS AND POSSIBLE AVAILABILITY OF ACQUISITON. IT ALSO FELT THAT THE ENTIRE RIVERFRONT AREA SHOULD BE THOROUGHLY STUDIED BEFORE ANY ACTION IS TAKEN RELATIVE TO THE ACQUISITION OF ANY-PART OF LHE MCKy PROPERTY OR TO THE RIVERFRONT .4REAS AT THIS TIME. e ~~ r--6' e r / 7 8 ~ IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT A MEETING BE ARRANGED WITH THE CITY COUNCIL AND MEMBERS OF THE CENTURY FUND, GATEWAYS ASSOCIATION AND MEMBERS OF THE PARKS & RECREATION COMMISSION TO FURTHER STUDY AND ANALYZE THE USE Of THE RIVERFRONT AREA AND ALSO THE POSSIBLE ACQUISITION O~ THE MCKy PROPERTY, CHASE PROPERTY, AND OTHER REMAINING PROPERTIES ALONG THE RIVERFRONT NOT UNDER PUBLIC OWNERSHIP AT THIS TIME." IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE REPORT-OF THE COMMITTEE' BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE - RE: ' INSTALLATION OFI NTERCONNEC T I NG CABLE FOR TRAFFIC CONTROL LIGHTS; REQUEST FOR ELECTROPLATING SHOP, AND REQUEST FOR VACATION OF SOUTH END OF MILL STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: . "A MEE T I NG OF THE PUBL I C WORKS COMM I THE WAS HELD ON DECEMBER 27TH WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, GODLOVE AND KOPPE; CITY MANAGER; CITY RECORDER; AND MESSRS. JOHN CATTRALL, CITY AND COUNTY RELATIONS ENGINEER AND VAL JOHNSON, ASSISTANT TRAFFIC ENGINEER OF THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION. I ~ THE INSTALLATION. OF THE INTERCONNECTING CABLE FOR TRAFFIC CONTROL LIGHTS ON FRANKLIN BOULEVARD 'WAS FURTHER REVIEWED. THE STATE HIGHWAY REPRESENTATIVES STATED THAT THE TECHNICAL ASPECT OF THIS WORK CONSTITUTING THE TIMING AND CONNECTION OF THE CABLES TO THE PRESENT SIGNAL BOXES WAS THE GREATEST PART OF THE WORK, THAT THE ACTUAL LAYING OF THE CABLE WAS NOT VERY DIFFICUL~. THEY STATED"THAT'EVEN IF THIS WORK WERE CONTRACTED THAT THEIR ENGINEERS WOULD HAVE TO BE ON THE JOB MOST OF THE TIME rN A SUP~RVISORY AND INSPECTING CAPACITY. THEY FE~T THAT THIS TYPE OF WORK, ESTIMATED NOT TO EXCEED $2,000 WOULD BE MORE EFFECTIVELY AND MORE ECONOMICALLY ACCOMPLISHED - IF THE CITY WOULD AGREE TO HAVING THE WORK DONE BY FORCE ACCOUNT WITH STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT PERSONNEL. IT WAS BROUGHT OUT ALSO THAT THIS WORK WOULD CONSTITUTE PROBABLY THREE TO FIVE MEN NOT OVER FOUR OR FIVE DAYS, AND THAT THE CITY'S ONE-HALF ($1,000) SHOULD NOT BE EXCEEDED. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE SIGNING Of THE PROPOSED AGREEMENT AUTHORIZING THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT TO PROCEED IN THIS MANNER. 2. THE APPLICATION OF MESSRS. ROBERT A. FRANZEN, M. A. METZ AND SAMUEL FRY TO LOCATE AN ELECTROPLATING SHOP AT 640 ADAMS STREET WAS REVIEWED. THIS LOCATION IS A CONCRETE BUILDING WITH AVAILABLE PARKING SPACE FOR.BUSINESS PURPOSES. IT IS LOCATED IN THE C-3, CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT. THIS REQUEST TO LOCATE A 'DECORATIVE PLATING SHOP AT THIS LOCATION WOULD INCLUDE NICKEL, SILVER, CHROME, ,GOLD, COPPER ~ND BRONZE PLATING FOR SUCH ITEMS AS STERLING SILVERWARE, COFFEE AND TEA SETS, TRAYS, ETC. THEY WOULD ALSO DO BUFfiNG, SUCH AS STERLING SILVERWARE, SOLID BRASS AND STAINLESS STEEL. THE COMMITTEE FELT THAT THIS WAS A VERY SUITABLE LOCATION FOR SUCH A BUSINESS AND RECOMMENDED THAT THE COUNCIL GRANT A VARIANCE SO THAT THIS DECORATIVE PLATING SHOP COULD B~ ESTABLISHED AT THIS LOCATION, PROVIDED THAT NO GALVANIZING OR INDUSTRIAL PLATING WOULD BE DONE. IT WAS ALSO ST1PULATED THAT ANY ACID DISPOSALS DETRIMENTAL TO CONCRETE SEWERS NOT BE DISCHARGED INTO T.HE SEWER SYSTEM, AND THAT THE BUSINESS BE CONFINED ENTIRELY TO THE CLASSIFIED TYPES OF DECORATIVE PLATING AS OUTLINED ABOVE. 3. THE REQUEST OF THE EUGENE TRUCK & MACHI NERY COMPANY OF 375 EAST 5TH AVENUE ,FOR THE VACATION OF 40 FEET OF THE SOUTH END OF MILL STREET WHICH DEAD ENDS AT THE ALLEY BETWEEN 4TH AND 5TH AVENUES WAS REVIEWED. THIS 40 BY 66 FOOT STREET AREA DEAD-ENDS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE EUGENE TRUCK AND MACHINERY COMPANY PROPERTY AND COULD AT NO TIME IN THE fUTURE BE UTILIZED AS A THROUGH STREET. INASMUCH AS MILL STREET BETWEEN 4TH AVENUE AND TH~ ALLEY TO THE SOUTH WAS OPEN WITH ACCESS FROM MILL STREET THROUGH THE ALLEY TO THE EAST UNDERNEATH THE FERRY STREET OVERPASS TO THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD PROPERTY WA~ MAINTAINED, THAT THEY COULD SEE NO REASON FOR THE CITY RETAI:NING THIS SMALL PART OF MILL STREET 'PROJECTING INTO THE EUGENE TRUCK & MAC~INERY COMPANY F?R0PERTYI.L Lr;~WAS;-RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITT,EE T,HAT THIS VACATION BE GRANTED." IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. A REPORT OF, THE RECREATION AND ~INANCE COMMITT~ES - RE: ACQUISITION ~F PROPERTIES FOR PARK PURPOSES WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "A MEETING OF THE RECREATION AND FINANCE,COMMITTEES WAS HELD ON JANUARY 3, 1952 ~ITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, SMITH, BOOTH,. GODLOVE, KOPPE, SIEGENTHALER AND WATSON;"CITY MANAGER; CITY RECORDER; CITY ATTORNEY; PLANNING CONSULTANT AND SUPERINTENDENT OF PARKS & RECREATION. MR. UREY, MRS. BURRIS AND MR. CLARE HAMLIN FROM THE PLANNINGICOMMISSIONj DR. OBERG, FRANK SHEARER AND MISS JACOBSON FROM THE RECREATION COMMISSION; AND MR. TUGMAN AND MR. WALDORF FROM THE GATEWAYS ASSOCIATION AND CENTURY FUND. I . I I II Ii I I ! I . ~ I e .!, , I e -~~ 1 e t... L':' OD - ......... THIS COMB,INED .MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL, PLANNING COMMISSION, RECREATION COMMISSION, GATEWAYS AND CENTURY FUNP ASSOCIATIONS WAS HELD FOR THE PUR- POSE OF STUDYING FUTURE ACQUISIJION OF PROPERTIES FOR PARK AND RECREATION PURPOSES. A GENERAL REVIEW WAS PRESENTED OF PROPERTIES NOW OWNED BY THE CITY FOR PARK PURPOSES. A FINANCIAL REC~PITULATION WAS PRESENTED WITH AN ESTIMATE OF FUNDS REQUIRED FOR ACQUISITION OF LANDS NEEDED TO COMPLETE THE PRESENT PARK PROGRAM. THESE WOULD IN- CLUDE THE ACQUISITION OF LAND IN THE AMAZON PAR~ AREA, NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS AND RIVER FRONT ACQUISITION OF PROPERTY BETWEEN THE FERRY STREET BRIDGE AND POLK STREET. 1 ..-- <! THIS REC~PITULATION BROUGHT O~T THAT APPROXIMATELY $61,450 WOULD BE NEEDED TO .. COMPLETE THE CENTRAL PARK PROGRAM, $69,000 FOR THE CONTEMPLATED NEIGHBORHOOD PARK PROGRAM AND $4,085.75 FORI THE PURCHASE OF THE REMAINING 38 LOTS IN THE SOUTH AMAZON PARK AREA, TOTALING $134,535.75. IT WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT VOTED MILLAGES FOR PARKS AND PLAYGROUND PURPOSES AMOUNTED TO 2~1/2 MILLS WHICH WOULD AFFORD APPROXIMATELY $81,000 PER YEAR FOR THE ENTI RE PARK AND RECREATI ON PROGRAM, AND THAT I T WAS _HOPED THAT THIS COULD BE SUPPLEMENTED BY FUNDS FROM THE GENERAL REVENUES OF THE CITY. THE CHARTER AMENDMENT APPROVED BY THE PEOPLE IN JUNE, 1951 AFFORDED A ONE MILL LEVY FOR TEN YEARS DESIGNATING AN AMOUNT NOT TO ~XCEED $68,900 FOR THE ACQUISITION OF ADDITIONAL PARK AREAS, STIPULATING THAT THE REMAINING $381,000 BE UTILIZED IN THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPROVEMENT OF THE PRESENT DESIGNATED PARK AREAS. e . f I IT WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT THIS, IMMEDIATE STUDY OF THE ACQUISITION OF ADDITIONAL PARK PROPERTY WAS BROUGHT ON BY THE RECENT SALE OF THE MCKy PROPERTY ON TH~ ~OUTH BANK OF THE WILLAMETTE RIVER IMMEDIATELY EAST OF SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK TO THE CENTRAL .HEATING CO. AND ~HE FACT THA~ THE CHASE PROPERTY LYING BETWEEN THE MCKy PROPERTY AND THE FERRY STREET BRIDGE WAS NOW BEING OFFERED fOR SALE AT A PRICE OF $10,000. IT WAS AGREED THAT'TME ACQUISITION OF RIVER FRONT PROPERTY WAS DESIRED, BUT FROM A FINANCIAL VIEWPOINT, IT WAS DIFFICULT TO UUSTIFY THE EXPENDITURE OF SUCH A LARGE AMOUNT OF FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR LAND ACQUISITION FOR RIVER FRONT PROPERTY WITH NEIGHBOR- HOOD PARKS AND' OTHER. CENTRAL PARKS STI LL INCOMPLETE. . '- IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT T~E CITY PURCHASE THE CHASE PROP~RTY AND DO NOTH~NG ABOU~ THE MCKy PROPERTY FOR THE PRESENT TIME. IT WAS ALSO SUGGESTED THAT IT MIGHT BE POSSIBLE TO ACQUIRE THE CHASE PROPERTY AND THE WEST PORTION OF THE MCKy PROPERTY AS PREVIOUSLY ARRANGED FOR BETWEEN THE CITY AND GLENN BYRNES OF THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. AND ACQUIRE AN EASEMENT OR NARROW RIGHT OF. WAY BETWEEN THES~ ~ROPERTIES ALONG THE BANK OF THE WILLAMETTE RIVER. IT WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT THE ACQUISITION OF THESE TWO PROPERTIES UNDER THIS PLAN WOULD COST, AT LEAST $25,000; HOWE~ER, THE CITY WOULD HAVE TEN YEARS TO PAY THE $15,000 FOR THE WEST PORTION OF THE MCKy PROPERTY. IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT THIS REPORT BE DELAYED AND ANY RECOMMENDATIONS IN CON- NECTION WITH THE ACQUISITION OF THESE PROPERTIES BE WITHHELD AT THIS TIME IN ORDER TO AFFORD TIME AND MORE STUDY IN ARRIVING AT THE BEST SOLUTION. ApPRECIATION WAS EXPRESSED'TO THE'MEMBERS OF THE VARIOUS BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS FOR THEIR ASSISTANCE IN THIS STUDY." 1 IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE BE RECEIVED AND PLACED10N FILE. MOTION CARRIED. 9 A MEETING OF THE PARKS, RECREATION AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEES- RE: TELEVISION TRANS- MITTING FACILIT1ES ON TOP OF SKINNER'S BUTTE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS, FOLLOWS: . "A MEETING OF THE PARKS, RECREATION AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEES WAS HELD ON JANUARY 9, 195e WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT~ COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, ALLEN, BOOTH, GODLOVE, SMITH, KOPPE, SIEGENTHAuER AND WATSON; CITY MANAGER; PLANNING CONSULTANT; PARKS SUPERINTENDENT; CITY RECORDER; MESSRS. MARTIN, WILSON AND STEVENSON FROM THE PARKS & RECREATION COMMI SSI ON; MR. LI NDSTROM, BUSI NESS MANAGER' OF THE UNI VERSI TY OF OREGON; AND LEE BISHOP, MGR. KORE; S. W. MCCREADY, MGR. KUGN; ALVIN H. BARNARD, CONSULTING RADIO ENGINEER FROM PORTLAND AND GRANT S. FEIKERT, CONSULTING RADIO ENGINEER FROM CORVALLIS. I THIS COMBINED MEETING WAS HELD FOR THE PURPOSE OF STUDYING REQUESTS FROM RADIO STATIONS KORE AND KUGN TO' INSTALL TELEVISION TRANSMITTING FACILITIES ON TOP OF S~INNER'S BUTTE PARK. INFORMATION WAS BROUGHT OUT FROM THE TWO CONSULTING ENGINEERS PRESENT AS WELL AS LETTERS FROM JANSKY AND BAILEY AND A. D. RING AND COMPANY, CON- SULTING ENGINEERS FROM WASHINGTON, D. C. THAT THE TOP OF SKINNER'S BUTTE PRESENTED THE BEST F~CILITIES FOR' TELEVISION TRANSMISSION FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS: : I e (I) ELEVA TI ON IS 379 FEET ABOVE THE AVERAGE LEVEL OF THE AREA TO BE' SERVED ( TOTAL : E LEV A T I ON 6 81 FEET, ABOVE MEAN SEA LEVEL). ' I I (2) SKINNER'SI BUTTE IS LOCATED CLOSE TO THE CENTER OF THE AREA TO BE SERVED PROVIDING GOOD LINE OF SIGHT COVERAGE OVER THE PRINCIPLE POPULATION CENTERS OF' THIS ARE"-. (3) PUBLIC UTILITIES - ELECTRICITY, TELEPHONE LINES AND WATER ARE AVAILABLE. (4) SKINNER'S BUTTE IS READILY ACCESSIBLE BY A HARD-SURFACED, ALL WEATHER ROAD. e ~ ~8 e IT WAS THE OPINION OF THE CONSULTING ENGINEERS PRESENT THAT SKINNER'S BUTTE -PRESENTED MORE FAVORABLE CHARACTERISTICS FOR RADIO AND TELEVISION ~RANSMISSION THAN OTHER SITES IN THIS AREA INCLUDING SPENCER'S BUTTE. THEY WERE SPECIFICALLY ASKED IF THE HIGHER ELEVATlbN ON SPENCER'S BUTTE WOULD NOT SOMETIME IN THE FUTURE BE MORE ATTRACTIVE' FOR TELEVISION THAN SKINNER'S BUTTE. THEfR ANSWER WAS THAT THE'LOCATION OF SKINNER'S BUTTE IN THE CENTER OF THE POPULATED AREA WAS OF MORE BENEFIT THAN THE HIGHER ELEVATION OF SPENCER'S BUTTE WOULD BE FOR LINE OF SITE COVERAGE TO THE MORE THICKLY POPULATED AREAS AND THAT IT WOULD BE MUCH MORE COSTLY TO DEVELOP SPENCER'S BUTTE THAN SKINNER'S BUTTE. I THE FUTURE' USE OF THE TOP OF SKINNER'S BUTTE WAS ANALYZED AND THE PARK SUPERIN- TENDENT AND PLANNING CONSULTANT WERE REQUESTED TO WORK WITH THE. CONSULTING RADIO ENGI NEERS I N AN E.NDEAVOR TO WORK OUT THE BEST, OVER-ALL FUTURE PLAN FOR THE USE OF THE TOP OF SKINNER'S BUTTE INCLUDING TELEVISION FACILITIES AND TO PRESENT THESE PLANS BACK TO THE COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER STUDY. 1 THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED THAT EUGENE HAD BEEN TENTATIVELY ALLOCATED ONLY ONE VHF TELEVIS10N CHANNEL WHICH HAD BEEN SPECIFICALLY DESIGNATED TO THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON FOR EDUCATIONAL PURPOSES AND THAT REPEATED REQUESTS WERE BEING SENT TO THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION FOR ALLOCATION OF EITHER CHANNEL FOUR OR FIVE TO BE TRANSFERRED FROM MEDFORD TO THE EUGENE AREA AND THAT CHANNEL I I FROM YREKA, CALIFORNIA, BE TRANSFERRED TO THE EUGENE AREA WHICH WOULD AFFORD TWO COMMERCIAL VHF TELEVISION CHANNELS FOR THIS AREA. e INfORMATION FROM THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION IS THAT THE PRESENT TELE- ViSION FREEZE IS TO BE LIFTED SOMETIME IN FEBRUARY OR MARCH AND TELEVISION CHANNELS WILL BE ALLOCATED AT ~HAT TIME. IT WAS ALSO BROUGHT OUT FROM THE OPINION OF THE CITY ATTORNEY THAT IF THE TOP OF SKINNER'SI BUTTE WAS TO BE UTILIZED FOR COM~~ERCIAL TELEVISION PURPOSES THAT THE BEST METHOD TO OBTAIN SUCH APPROVAL WOULD BE BY A CHARTER AMENDMENT THROUGH A VOTE OF THE PEOPLE AT THE PRIM~RY ELECTION TO BE HELD ON MAY 16TH AND THAT IF SUCH WAS DECIDED UPON, COUNCIL ACTION WOULD BE NECESSARY BY THE 16TH OF MARCH. 1 F~NAL RECOMMENDATIONS WILL BE MADE UPON FURTHER STUDY BY MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND THE PARK AND RECREATION COMMISSION~" IT W~S MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEES BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. 10 A MEETING OF THE PUBLIC WORKS & FINANCE COMMITTEES - RE: REQUEST OF MARINE CORPS RESERVE TO USE ~OADBED ADJACENT TO PRESENT TRAINING CENTER; SALE OF OLD JAIL BUILDING TO COUNTY; TRAFFIC LIGHTS AT INTERSECTION OF 8TH AND MILL STREETS; REQUEST OF AUDITORS FOR INCREASE IN FEE; PAYMENT OF COSTS UNDER CROSS-TOWN STREET, PROGRAM WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: .. -=' :'A MEETING OF THE PUBLIC WORKS AND FINANCE COMMITTEES WAS HELD ON JANUARY I I, 1952 WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, GODLOVE, KOPPE, BOOTH AND SIEGENTHALER; AND CITY MANAGER. I. THE REQUEST OF THE MAR I NE CORPS UNDER. DA TE OF DECEMBER, 29" 1951 FOR THE USE OF THE OLD ROADBED LOCATED ADJACENT TO THE WEST BOUND~RY OF THE PRESENT TRAINING CENTE~ WAS REV1EWED. I~ WAS. RECOMMENDED THAT A 30-FOOT RIGHT OF WAY FOR ROADWAY PURPOSES BE GRANTED ~HE U. S. .MARINE CORPS RESERVE UNIT FOR A DISTANCE OF 400 FEET ALONG THE WEST LINE OF THEIR PRESENT TRAINING CENTER AREA ON WEST 13TH A ENUE. IN MAKING THIS RECOMMENDATION IT WAS STIPULATED THAT THIS RIGHT OF WAY WOULD BE FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD OF TIME AND SUBJECT TO CANCELLAT:ION AT THE PLEASURE OF THE CITY OF EUGENE AT ANY TIME. IT WAS NOTED THAT THERE IS SUfFICIENT ~REA BETWEEN THE BUILDINGS AND THE WEST 80UNDARY LINE OF THE MARINE CORPS. RESERVE AREA FOR A FUTURE ROADWAY TO BE CON- STRUCTED WITHIN THEIR OWN PREMISES IF AND WHEN THIS ROADWAY EASEMENT F~OM THE CITY WAS CANCELLED. I e 2. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE OLD CITY JAIL BUILDING BE, SOLD TO LANE COUNTY FOR A PRICE OF $500.00. THE CITY M~NAGER EXPLAINED THAT IT WAS PLANNED TO UTILIZE THE TWO STEEL DOORS AND LOCKS. IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF, THE NEW JAIL BUT THAT uPON THE REQUEST OF THE COUNTY, THAT THESE DOORS HAVE BEEN LEF[ IN THE OLD JAIL AND THAT THE NEW DOORS AMOUNTED TO APPROXIMATELY $500.00. THIS WAS THE DETERMINING FACTOR OF THE SALE PRICE AS RECOMMENDED ABOVE. 3. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC LIGHTS AT THE INTERSECTION OF 8TH AVENUE AND MILL STREETS AS APPROVED 8Y THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION AT ITS NOVEM6ER 8TH MEETING BE WITHHELD PENDING THE PLANS FOR THE SOUTH CONNECTOR OFF OF THE FERRY STREET BRIDGE TO THE PACIFIC HIGHWAY AT APPROXIMATELY 8TH AND MILL,STREETS. 4. THE REQUEST OF PERCY W. BROWN AND COMPANY, CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANTS, FOR AN I NCREASE I N THE I R fEE FROM $1,000 PER YEAR TO $1,250 PER YEAR WAS, REV I EWED. DUE TO THE INCREASED AMOUNT OF WORK INVILVED IN THE GROWTH OF THE CITY'S BUSINESS, IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS FEE BE INCREASED TO $1,250 FOR THE PRESENT FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1952. I :., . e ~ e ,,9',::~ I f,..... tr. 00 <: ~. "::::t e 1 II ,.'~ . I 'I " I I I I 1 I I I II I ! e I 12 e 1 5. PAYMENT OF COSTS RELATIVE TO STREETS, INVOLVED UNDER THE CROSSTOWN STREET PROGRAM WAS REVIEWED BY THE COMMITTEE. IT,WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT IN THE IMPLEMENTA- T.ION OF THE OVERALL STREET PROGRAM THAT THE COUNCIL WOULD ADHERE,STRICTLY TO T~E USUAL METHOD OF FINANCING STREET CONST~UCTION BY ASSESSING ALL OF THE COSTS TO THE OWNERS OF nHE ABUTTING PROPERTY, EXCEPT THAT THE COST OF THE ADDITIONAL WIDTHS INVOLVED WOULD BE PAID FOR OUT OF, THE SPECIAL STREET FUND, AS WELL AS DRAINAGE SYSTEMS, BRiDGES, ACQUISjTION OF RIGHTS OF WAY AND GENERAL MAINTENANCE AND REPAIRS. INASMUCH AS JHE POLICY HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED IN THE BUSINESS SECTION WHEREIN THE ! ENTIRE WIDTH OF THE STREET BE ASSESSED TO THE ABUTTING PROPERTY BENEFITTED, SUCH AS WI LLAMETTE STREET FROM II TH TO 13TH AVENUE AND THE, I MPROVEMENT AND WI DENI NG OF SOUTH WILLAMETTE FROM 24TH TO 31ST AVENUE WAS ~AID FOR ENTIRELY BY ABUTTING PROPERTY, IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT NO PREC~D~NCE BE ESTABLISHED RELATIVE TO PAYING FOR PART OF THE PAVEMENT IN THESE CROSSTOWN STREETS, SO THAT NO DEVIATION WOULD BE EFFECTED WHATSO- EVER FROM THE INITIAL PURPOSE OF THE TEN YEAR CROSS TOWN STREET PROGRAM." I IN THE MATTER OF jTHE'SALE OF THE OLD JAIL BUILDING TO THE COUNTY, IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDEQ BY BOOTH THAT IT BE SOLD TO THE COUNTY FOR,$500.00. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. , IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE BE ADOP.TED. MOTION CA~RIEO. REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS ,A REPORT'OF THE PL~NNING COMMISSION - RE: REZONING OF SOUT~ SIDE OF GARDEN AVENUE ,BETWEEN Moss AND VILLARD STREETS, AND 17TH AND HIGH STREETS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: ',"AS\A P.ERMANENTREPORT, 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 REZONING OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY:- '! ',' I EVA E. AND AGNES LOVE I' BEGINNING AT. THE SOUTHWESTERLY CORNER OF THE, INTERSECTION OF VILLARD STREET AND GARDEN AVENUE AND RUNNING THENCE SOUTHERLY ALONG THE WEST LINE OF VILLARD STREET TO A 'POJNT'MIDWAY'BETWEEN GARDEN AVENUE AND FRA~KLIN BLVD., SAID POINT BEING ON THE BOUNDARY OF THE PRESENT M-I ZONE; THENCE WESTERLY ALONG THE BOUNDARY OF THE M-I ZONE TO A POINT ON'THE,EASTERLY LINE OF Moss STREET, SAID LAST MEN- TIONED POINT BEING MIDWAY BETWEEN GARDEN AVENUE AND FR~NKLIN BLVD.;.THENCE NORTHER~YALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF Moss STREET TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF Moss STREET AND GARDEN AVENUE; THENCE EASTERLY ,ALONG THE SOUTHERLY LINE OF GARDEN AVENUE TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. LOCATED ON SOUTH SIDE OF GARDEN AVENUE BETWEEN Moss AND VILLARD STREETS. , , , , REQUEST CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION FROM R-I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO R-3 MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE,FOLLOWING PETITION FOR RECLASSIFICATION AND REZONING OF,PROPERTY IN THE CITY, BE TABLED.FOR FURTHER STUDY:- OBSIDIANS INC - DORAN McKEE LOT: I IN BLOCK 5 OF PEARL ADDITIO~ .TO EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON AS PLATTED AND RECORDED AT PAGE 24 OF VOLUME 5 LANE COUNTY OREGON PLAT RECORDS. 'THE RIGHT'IS RESERVED TO WIDEN THE AMAZON DITCH IN ITS PRESENT COURSE. LOCATED AT ~7TH AVENUE AND HIGH STREET. REQUEST CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION FROM R-3 MULTIPLE FAMILY TO R-4 MULTIPLE FAMILY (APARTMENT,HoUSE)." , I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE REPORT OF THE PLANNING, COMMISSION BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. ~ , REPORTS OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS - RE: 'WAIVER OF SETBACK ON 13TH AND FERRY STREET TO PERMIT EXTENSION OF SANCTUARY TO THE WEST OF THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH WERE SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: ....... ~l'O e "A MEETING OF THE BOARD OF ApPEAL,S WAS HELD DECEMBER 20,1951 AT THE CITY HALL TO CONSIDER,THE'FOLLOWING REQUEST FOR WAIVER OF THE INTERIOR'PROPERTY LINE SETBACKS -AS APPLY TO CHUfl!CHES. THE FOLLOWING'MEMBERS WERE PRESENT: t-1R. 'LUVAAS,'MR.'VAALER, MR. GILLILAN~ MR. 'WILMSEN'AND REVERENT W~SLEY NICHOLSON REPRESENTING THE CHURCH~ , THE 'REVERENT WESLEY G. NICHOLSON, MINISTER OF THE FI~ST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, LOCATED AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 13TH AVENUE AND FERRY STREET, EUGtNE; ON BEHALF OF THE MEMBERS, PRESENTED A REQUEST FOR WAIVER OF THE FIFTY FOOT SETBACK REQUIREMENT FROM slbt LINE TO PE~MIT AN EXTENSION OF T8EIR SANCTUARY TO THE WEST. ALSO, THE REAR 'YARD SEtBACk OF THREE FEET ON THE ALLEY ALONG SOUTH, LINE OF THEIR PROPER1Y TO PERMIT MOVING OF A RECRE~TIONAL BUILDING TO A DIFFERENT LOCATION'UPON THE REAR OF THE LOT. FURtHER, REQUE~TING'WAIVER OF COVERAGE, WHICH WILL EXCEED THE 60 PER CENT PERMITTED BY THE ORDINANCt~~ I THIS-PROPERTY IS IN THE R-~ APARTMENT HOUSE ZONE AND BEING RESIDENTIAL REQUIRES THE 50 fOOT SETBACK FROM INTERIOR PROPERTY LINES. CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION ENSUED, CgNCERNING'THE'NECE~SITY FOR EXPANSION OF THE CHURCH FACILITIES WITHIN THEIR LIMITED -SPACE I~ND 'THE HAftbsH(P IMPOSED BY THE REQUI~ED FIFTt FOOT SETBACK, AND THE:PER CENT OF COVERAGE ALLOWED. THE PROPE~TY:OWNED BY THE CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH IS APPROXIMATELY 200' X 160' I,N DIMENSION AND CONTAINS 32,000 SQUAftE FEET IN AREA. SIXTY PER CENT ALLOWABLE FOR STRUCTURES WOULD PERMIT OF 19,200 SQUARE FEET OF BUILDINGS TO OCCUpy THIS PROPERTY. THE EX I ST I NG BU I LD I NGS COVER A,N ,ES,T.I,MAT.ED 9,,000 SQUARE FEE T OF THE PROPERTY. THE PROPOSED ADDITION FOR SANCTUARY:AND"EDUCATIONAL BUILDING WOULD EXCEED THE 60 PER CENT 'COVERAGE PERMITTED BUT NOT MORE THAN 70 PER CENT OR 22,400 SQUARE FEET OF BUILDINGS. ~R. LUVAAS REQUESTED THAT THE REVEREND WESLEY G. NICHOLSON CONTACT ADJOINING OWNERS AND SECURE FROM THEM 'STATEMENTS OF THEIR FEELINGS FOR OR AGAINST THE WAIVER. 'ALSO, THEISEC~ETA~Y WAS lNSTRUCTED TO WRITE THE PROPERTY OWNERS ADVISING THEM OF THE INTENTION OF THE CHURCH AND INVITING THEIR PRESENCE AT A CALLED MEETING OF THE BOARD Of ApPEALS. THEREFORE, THE MATTER WAS TABLED UNTIL THE 'CHURCH SECURED SAID AGREEMENT FROM THE ADJOINING PROPERTY OWNERS OR FAILING IN THIS EFFORT A PUBLIC HEARING BE HELD AT A LATER DATE WITH THE ADJOINING PROPERTY OWNERS PRESENT. THERE'~EING NO FURTHER BUSINESS, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED." "THE BOARD OF,ApPEALS HELD A SPECIAL MEETING JANUARY 11,,1952 IN THE CITY HALL TO FURTHER CONSIDER THE REQUEST OF THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH FOR WAIVERS OF '- SETBACK AND LOT C-9VER~GE. PRESENT WERE MR. GILLILAN; MR. WILMSEN AND MI'!. VAALER. MR. 'LUVAAS WAS ABSENT. REPRESENTING THE PROPERTY OWNERS TO THE WEST OF AND ADJOINING THE CHURCH PROPERTY, MRS. ANNA GASSMAN AND MR. L. GASSMAN. REPRESENTING THE CHURCH, REVEREND WESLEY NICHOLSON AND MR. FRED EDMUNDS. THE MATTER WAS PRESENTEp TO THE PROPERTY OWNERS AND A GENERAL DISCUSSION OF THE PROBLEM'AND' ITS BENEFITS TO THE eHU"CH AND THE'POSSIBtE EFFECT THE STRUCTURE MIGHT HAVE ON THE VALUE OF THE ADJOINING PROPERTY. MR. GASSMAN FELT TH~T THE:CHURCH STRUCTURE BEING BUILT CLOSE TO HIS PROPERTY LINE MIGHT DEPRECIATE THE VALUE OF 'HIS PROPE~TY. HE WAS ALSO CONCERNED ABOUT ELIMINATING THE NATU~AL LIGHT FOR HIS APART- MENTS AND THE VIEW OF HIS TENANTS. THERE WOULD'BE APP~OXIMATELY 10 FEET BETWEEN THE WEST END OF THE PROPOSED CHURCH STRUCTURE AND THE P~OPERTY OF MRS. GASSMAN. THE ARCHITECT FO~ THE CHURCH IS PLANNING A MASONRY WALL FOR THIS END OF THE BUILDING AND IT WOULD BE EITHER CONCRETE WITH BRICK VENEER OR A SOLID BRICK WALL. AFTE~ FURTHER DISCUSSION OF THE PROBLEM, t~R. VAALER MOVED THAT THE REQUEST OF THE CHURCH BE GRANTED TO'WAIVE TRE REQUIRED SETBACKS AND THE PER CENT OF COVERAGE. MR. WILMSEN SECONDED THE MOTION. MR. GILLILAN PUT THE QUESTION CONCERNING THE RIGHT Of THE PROPERTY OWNERS TO APPEAL~ TO THE'COUNCIL'FOR RECONSIDERATION, ANDISECTION 22 OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE WAS READ TO MR. GILLILAN WHICH SATISFIED THE QUESTION. VOTE WAS CALLED AND'ALL MEMBERS PRESENT VOTED IN FAVOR OF GRANTING THE WAIVERS AS ~EQUESTED. THERE BEING NO FURTHER BUSINES~, MtETING ADJOURNED." IT WAS MOVED BY KOPPE, SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT THE REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC'WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. ~ II I Ii I I I I' II I I I I I I I Ii I I I I I 1 I I II I I I -', 1 e . I 1 . =' 1 e I e e li~ I ~ ~r.- 14 00 < - ~ e I r.' .. I e I e 13 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS AN APPL1:CA~ION FOR A PACKAGE STORE, CLASS B,lICENSE WAS SUBMITTED BY NORMAN AND BERYL POHLL" 1719 W. 1'8TH AVENUE - POHLL'S ~~ARKET, AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. IT WAS,MOVED 'BY SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT -THE APPLICATION AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT, BE ENDO~SED. MOTION CARRIED. PET I T I ON TO RE ZONE 631 'I I TH AVEN,UE WEST AND 61 II I TH AVENUE WEST WAS SUBM I TTED BY MRS. H. P. JOKNSON AND HOME~ L. BLOOM. IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE CITY ATTORNEY fO~ THE NECESS~RY RESOLUTION, AND TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR THEIR o \.,.. CONSIDERATION AT THEIR APRIL FIRST MEETING. :MOTION CARRIED. II II I I I I II I I I II I I II I I I, II PETITION TO RE-ROUTE THE EAST 19TH AVENUE BUS TO TRAVEL TWO BLOCKS EASTERLY INSTEAD OF ONE BLOCK EASTERLY FROM THE SOUTHERN MOST POINT OF KINCAID STREET WAS SUBMITTED, WITH 118 SIGNATURES OF USERS. IT ~AS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER FOR FURTHER STUDY. MOTION CARRIED. PETITION FOR.THE VACATION OF 'ALLEY RUNNING EAST AND WEST BETWEEN 10TH AND 11TH AVENUE FROM LINCOLN TO CHARNELTON STREET WAS SUBMITTED. IT WAS ~OVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOO~H THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. PETITIONI FOR THE VACATICN OF THAT PORTION OF CIRCLE STREET IN CHULA Vt'STA PARK LYING WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF [--UGENE, OR'EGON WAS 'SUBMITTED. . IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. PETITION FOR THE INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWERS IN THE AREA BOUNDED ON THE r~ORTH BY THE ALLEY BETWEEN 34TH AVENUE AND 34TH PLACE; ON THE ,SOUTH BY 36TH AVENUE; ON THE EAST BY THE ~AST BOUNDARY,OF; ON THE WEST BY THE WEST BOUNDARY OF FIRST ADDITION TO WILLIS HEIGHTS ADDITION W~S SUBMITTED. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT THE PETI~ION BE REFERRED TO THE ,PUBLIC WORKS COMMIT~EE. MOTION CARRIED. THE FOLLOWING PAVING PETITIONS WERE SUBMITTED: ,^ "' 29T~ AVENUE FROM HILYARD TO KI~CAID STREET. LINCOLN STREET FROM 29TH TO 30TH AVENUE. WEST BROADWNY FROM HAYES STREET TO GARFIELD STREET. 'IT 'WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER" SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT t'HE PETI,TIONS BE REFERRED TO THE PUB~IC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. PETITION PROTESTING PASSAGE OF ZONE CHANGES AS FILED BY THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. AND THE CI TY OF .EUGENE WAS SUBMI TTED, WI TH 29 SI GNATURES. IT' WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE RECREATION ANDI FINANCE COMMIITTEES FOR FURTHER STUDY. MOTION CARRIED. COMMUNICATION FROM THE UNITED STATES MARINE CORPS RESERVE REQUESTING USE OF ROADBED ADJACENT TO THE TRAINING CENTER WAS SUBMITTED. AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "THIS HEADQUARTERS IS IN THE PROCESS OF PREPARING A RECOMMENDATION TO THE COMMANDANT OF THE MARINE CORPS THAT A BUILDING APPROXIMATELY ONE-HUNDRED (100) FEET BY SIXTY (60) FEET BE CONSTRUCTED AT THE NAVAL AND MARINE CORPS RESERVE TRAINING CENTER, EUGENE, OREGON TO HOUSE THE 155 MM GUNS AND OTHER HEAVY EQUIPMENT AUTHORIZED THE ORGANIZED MARINE CORPS RESERVE UNIT' NOW BEING ACTIVATED AT EUGENE. THE APPROXIMATE COST OF THIS PROPOSED BUILDING IS $48,000.00. AMPLE ROOM EXISTS WITHIN THE PRESENT TRAINING CENTER BOUNDARIES ON ~HICH .TO LOCATE THE PROPOSED BUILDING. HOWEVER, GAINING ACCESS TO THAT AREA POSES A PROBLEM. THE EXACT LOCATION OF THE PROPOSED GUN SHED IS SHOWN ON THE ENCLOSED LOCATION AND PLOT PLAN. To PRECLUDE THE IMMEDIATE EXPENSE OF A REINFORCED CONCRETE DRIVEWAY, AND BECAUSE OF THE WEIGHT AND SIZE OF THE EQUIPMENT CONCERNED, IT IS CONSIDERED MOST DESIRABLE TO MAKE USE OF THE OLD ROAD BED LOCATED WITHIN THIRTY (30) FEET OF THE WEST BOUNDARY OF THE PRESENT TRAINING CENTER, ALSO SHOWN ON THE ENCLOSED LOCATION AND PLOT PLAN. IT IS REQUESTED THAT CONSIDERATION BE GIVEN TO THE ISSUANCE OF A RIGHT OF WAY TO THE U. S. MARINE CORPS TO THAT PIECE OF PROPERTY LYING IMMEDIATELY WEST OF THE TRAINING CENTER, APPROXIMATELY THIRTY (30) FEET WIDE AND FOUR-HUND~ED (400) FEET L~NG, THE LEGAL DESCRIPTION OF WHICH IS AS FOLLOWS: ~ ~12 . BEGI~NING AT A POINT IN THE SOUTH. LINE OF 13TH AV~NUE WEST, 358.0 FEET EAST OF THE INTERSECTION OF THE EAST LINE OF CHAMBE~S ST~EET WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF 13TH AVENUE WEST IN THE CITY OF EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON; 'BEING N 00 16' W 1316'..0 FEET AND EAST 384.3 FEET FROM THE SOUTHWEST CO~NER OF THE JAMES HUDDLESTON AND WIFE D.L.C. No. 37 IN T. 17S. R4W.WM; ~UNNING THENCE S 00 03' E PARALLEL WITH THE EAST LINE OF CHAMBE~S STREET 400'.-0 TEET; THENCE WEST 30'; THENCE NORTH 00 03' W PARALLEL WI THTHE EAST L1'NE OF CHAMBERS STREET 400.0 -FEET; THENCE EAST 30' TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING. I ITIS ~ECOMMENDED THAT SUCH A RIGHT OF WAY BE FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD ,BUT SUBJECT TO CANCELLATION AT THE PLEASURE OF THE CITY OF EUGENE AND STIPULATE USE AS. A ROADWAY. , THE CITY or 8UGENE HAS DONE MUCH TO ASSIST THE MARINE CORPS RESERVE PROGRAM IN THE PAST AND IT IS HOPED THAT YOU~ ASSISTANCE WILL AGAIN B~ GIVEN ,BY GRANTING THE ABOVE ~EQUEST." 22 I T' WAS MO'VED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY KOPP'E THAT THE COMMUN I CA T I O'N BE RECE I 'lED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. (SEE PUBLIC WO~KS REPORT). \, ~~J e COMMUNICATION FROM C.A.A. - RE: POWER LINE RELOCATION WAS SUBMITTED. AMENDMENT TO GRANT AGREEMENT - MAHLON SWEET FIELD, IT WAS :MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THIS AMENDMENT BE APPROV~D AND S'I G NED AS 0 F T HIS 0 ATE. Mo T ION CAR R lED. . 23 COMMUNICATION FROM THE, CITY OF LONG BEACH, CALIFO~NIA WAS SUBMITTED AND ~EAD, AS (OLLOWS AND DISCUSSED BY THE CITY ATTORNEY: I "Yo~ W1LL NOT LIKE WHAT YOU READ IN THIS LETTER. NEITHER WOULD YOU LIKE THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO SUDDENLY DECLARE THAT IT OWNED A VAST SEGMENT OF THE MUNICIPAL AND P~lVATE PROPERTY WITHIN YOUR CITY. JUST SUCH A CATASTROPHE FACES LONG BEACH TODAY. IT COULD FACE YOUR CITY TOMORROW. THAT IS WHY I AM WRITING TO YOU AS A FELLOW CITY MANAGER TO REQUEST YOUR COOPERATION ON A PROJECT OF G~EAT IMPORTANC~ TO BOTH OF US. THE FEDERA.L GOVERNMENT HAS ,ESTABL I SHED A "PA~AMOUNT POWER" AS A NEW DOCT~ I NE FOR T~E ACQUISITION OF PROPE~TY. NEITHER THE CONSTITUTION NO~ CONGRESSIONAL ACTS -ESTABLISH SUCH A DOCTRINE; IT WAS DECLARED BY THE SUPREME COURT. IN SUITS'AGAINST CALIFORNIA, TEXAS AND LOUISIANAI~ HAS RULED THAT THESE STAtES MUST GIVE TO THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT THEIR COAST~L SUBMERGED LANDS AND RESOURCES UNDERTH~ MARGINAL SEA. THE JUSTIFICATION - "PARAMOUNT POWER". THE FEDEI"lAL GOVERNMENT CAN NOW LAY CLAIM TO TIDE AND SUBMEI'lGED LANDS OUT TO THE THREE MILE LIMIT ON AND UNDER WHICH ARE LOCATED A HARBOR DISTRICT, A MUNICIPAL AUDITORIUM, FIVE MILES OF EXCE~LENT PUBLIC BEACH AREA, OIL AND OTHER RESOU~CES AND UNTOLD MILLIONS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF PRIVATE RESIDENTIAL AND COMMERCIAL eFlOPERTY. . "'"'" INLAND CITIES ARE ALSO I.N DANGER SINCE THE SAME PRINCIPLE CAN BE APPLIED TO ANY PUBLIC OR PRIVATE PROPERTY THROUGHOUT OUR NATION. By FANTASTIC REASONING A FEDERAL LAWSUIT IS CURRENTLY; ATTEMPTING, UNDER THE GUISE' OF NATIONAL DEFENSE, TO SEIZE:, WITHOUT COMPENSATION, THE WATEFl RIGHTS OF THE CITIZENS .IN THE AREA OF FALLB~OOK, CALifORNIA. "PARAMOUNT POWER" AGAIN. I SO THAT YOU MAY BE MORE FULLY INFORMED ON THIS MATTER,' MAYOR BURTON W. CHACE HAS SENT TO YOUR MAYOR AND I AM TRANSMITTING TO YOU A ~ESOLUTION EXPLAINING CLEARLY THE HISTO~Y AND fDRE;SENT STATUS OF THE "PARAMOUNT POWER" CONTROVERSY. THIS RESOLUTION WAS ADOPTED DECEMBER 4, '1951, BY THE LONG BEACH CITY COUNCIL AND ASKS THAT YOUR CITY SUPPORT LEGISLATION PENDING I~.CONG~ESS WHICH WILL PROTECT THE RIGHTS OF STATES, . THEIR CITIES AND THEIR CITIZENS TO HOLD PROPE~TY. I SINCERELY URGE THAT YOU CONSIDER THIS MATTER CAREFULLY-A~D TAKE ACTION TO SUPPORT THIS IMPO~TANT LEGISLATION." e IT WAS MOVED :BY KOPPE, SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT THE REQUEST BE REFERRED TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE FOR A REPORT :TO THE COUNcrL. ,MOTION CARRIED. ORDINANCES 24 COUNCIL BILL No. 1185 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING ONYX STREET FROM 25TH TO 26TH AVENUE, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING ON DECEMBER 10,1951 WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDE~ATION. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE ~EAD THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTIO~ CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY 'AND THE BILL WAS READ THE :S'ECONo' TI ME BY TI TLE ONLY. .. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE 'RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTI.ON CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBA~ER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE COUNCIL SILL BE ~PRROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL" COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. ALLEN AND WATSON ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 9922. e ~ e 13~ I {~ l,r: 00 <: p..-. ~ e I Ii """ 1 e I e .. 25 26 27 28 29 . COUNCIL BILL No. 1.186 - RE~ LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING MAD1S0N F~OM 21ST TO 22ND AVENUES, INT~ODUCED AND GIIVEN fl~ST READING ON DECEMBER 10,1951 WAS B~OUGHT ON FOR CON- SIDERATION. CITY MANA~E~.REPORTEDNO WRITTEN PROTESTS ON FILE. Ii WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKE~, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, W,ITH UNAN1~OUS CONSENT 9F THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND,THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. [T WAS MOVED BY C~UMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE ~ULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE TH I RD: T I ME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNAN I MOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNC I L. MOT ION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS ~EAD THE THIRD TIME BY. TITLE ONLY. I IT WAS MOVED BY C~UMBAKE~, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE., ALLEN AND WATSON A8~ENT. THE BILL WAS DECLA~ED PASSED AND NUMBE~ED 9923. COUNCIL BILL No. 118':7 - RE': MOTOR VEHICLES EQUIPPED TO EXPEL DECEMBER 10, 1951 WAS BROUGHT ON PROHIBITING CONSTRU_CTION" POSSESSION, O~ OPERATION OF FLAME OR GAS, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING ON FOR CONSIDERATION. IT WAS MOVED BY CBUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF JHE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR~IED, UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY~' IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKE~, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE ~ULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR~IED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BI.LL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY~ I~ WAS ~OV~D BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. ALLEN AND WAT~ON ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 9924. \~bUNCIL BILL No~ 1188 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR ~AVING PAlTERSON FROM 19TH TO ALLEY BETWEEN 20TH AND 21ST AVENUES, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING ON DECEMBER 10, 1951 WAS B~OUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. CITY MANAGE~ REPO~TED NO WRITTEN PPlOT~STS ON FILE. I~ WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT ,THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLt ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR~.IED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS ~EAD THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY'CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND, THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD' TH1EIBY TITLE ONLY, WITH IjNANIMOUS CONSENT OF, THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE B1LL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME, BY TITLE:ONLY. I I! I T WAS -MOVED BY' CRUMB'AKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THA T THE COUNC,I L BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE'. ,ALL 'COUNCILMEN,PRESENT VOTING AYE'. .ALLEN AND WAT,SON ABSENT.. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 9925. COUNCIL BILL No. 1'189 - R&: LEVYING ASSESSMENT~ FOR PAVING 34TH AVENUE FROM DONALD STREET TO DOROTHY ST~EE.T,INTRODUCED AND GIVEN F'IRST READING ON DECEMBE~ 10,_ 1951 WAS BI'lOUGHT ON FOP! CONSIDERA~ION. CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS ON FILE. I~ WAS MOVED BY CP!UMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE ~EAD THE SECOND TIME BY TIITLE10NLY, WITH UN~NIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOrH THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE f"(EAD THE THI.I'lD. TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH'UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY- AND THE B1LL WAS READ THE. THI~D TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I T W~S MOVED BY CIRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE COUNC I L BI LL BE APPIIlOV,ED AND GIVEN FINAL PAS'~AGE. ALL'COUNC'ILME~ PPlESENT VOTING AYE. ALLEN AND WAT,SON ABSENT,. THE BILL WAS DECLAI'lED PASSED AND NUMBE~ED 9926. COUNCIL BILL No. ,1192 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR RAVING 16TH AVENUE F~OM WASHINGTON TO ALLEY BETWEEN :LAWRENCE AND WASHI-NGTONSTREET, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING ON DECE~BER 10, 1951 WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. CITY M~NAGER ~EPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS ON F,I LE. IT WAS'MOVED BY CI'lUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WJTH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRI,ED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE &lLL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY C~UMBAKE~, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, 'WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. !-lOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BI'LL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY ,TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MQV~D BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE :COUNCIL BI~L BE APPI'lOVED AND GIVEN ~IN~L P~SSAGE. ~LL COUNCILMEN ~~ESENT VOTING AYE. ALLEN AND WATSON ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 9927; II ~ r--14, e 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 ~ COUNCIL BILL No. 1193 - R~: LEVJING ASSESSMENTS FO~ PAVING 20TH AVENUE FROM WILLAMETTE TO 'OLIVE STREET, INTI'WDUCED' AND GiVEN FI~ST ~EADING ON DECEMBER 10, 1951'WAS BROUGHT ON FO~ CONSIDERATION. CITY M~NAGER.~t~O~TED:NO W~ITTEN P~OTESTS 6N F1LE. I IT WAS MOVED BY C~UMBAKE~, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE ~EAD THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY,'WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CA~~IED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS ~EAD THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY C~UMBAKE~, SECONDtD BY BOOTH THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED ~ND THE' BILL BE READ THE THI~D TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WI TH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR~IED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE B1LL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APP~OVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN p~ESEmT VOTING AYE. ALLEN AND WATSON ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLA~ED PASSED AND NUMBE~ED 9928. COUNCIL BILL No. 1194 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FO~ PAVING 13TH AVENUE FROM CHAMBE~S TO G~ANT ST~tET, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FI~ST ~EADING ON DECEMBER 10, 1951'WAS BROUGHT ON FO~ CONSIDE~ATION. CITY MANAGE~ ~EPO~TED NO WRITTEN P~OTESTS ON FILE. e It WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKE~, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of ~Ht COUNCI~. MOTION CA~~IED' UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS ~EAD THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I~ WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKE~, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE ~EAD THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CA~~IED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS ~EAD' THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I IT WAS MOVED BYCRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE: ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. ALLEN AND WATSON ABSENT. 'THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBE~ED 9929. COUN(:'IL BILL No. 1195 - REr: LEVYIN'G ASSESSMENTS FO~ PAVING 30:rH AVENUE FROM WILLAMETTE TO MIL.L STREET, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING ON DECEMBE~ 10,' 1951 WAS B~OUGHT ON FOR CONSIDE~ATjON. CITY MANAGER ~EPO~TED NO W~ITTEN P~OTESTS ON F1LE. IT WAS MOVED BY C~UMBAKERj SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE ~EAD THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY~ WITH; UNANIMO~S tONSENT OF ~HE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR~IED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. . '=' IT WAS ~OVED BY CRUMBAKE~, SECONDE~ BY BOOTH THAT THE ~ULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE' BILL BE ~EAD T~E THI~D'TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE 'COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY aND THE B~LL WAS ~EAD THE THI~D TIME BY -T~TLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY C~UMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE COUNC'/L BILL BE A~PROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILME~ PRESENT VOTING AYE. ALLEN AND WATSON ABSENT~ THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBE~Eb 9930. , COUNCIL BILL No. 1196 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING PEA~L STREET FROM 17TH TO 19TH AVENUE,'INT~ODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST ~EADING ON DECEMBE~ 10, '1951 WAS B~OUGHT ON FOR CONS I DE~A T'I ON:. CITY MANAGE~ REPO~TED NO WR I TTEN PROTESTS ON F.I LE. I , I~ WAS MOVED BY ~RUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE- COUNCIL. MOTION CAR~IED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKE~, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE ~ULES BE SOSPENDED AND THE BILL BE R,EAD THE TH r~D T I ME BY 11 TLE ONLY, WITH UNAN I MOUS. CONSENT OF THE COUNC I L.' MOT I ON CA~1l! I ED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE ~ILL WAS READ THE THI~D TIME B~ TITLE ONLY. e IT WAS MOVED B~ CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE AP~ROVED AND GIVEN FIN'AL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILME'N P~ESENT VOTING AYE. ALLEN AND WATSON ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLA~ED PASSED AND NUMBE~ED 9931. tOUNC I L 81 LL No. 119'7 - RE: LEVY I NG ASSESSMENTS FOR SEWERS BETWEEN 30TH AND 31 ST AVENUE FROM CLIFFORD STREET TO THE A~AZON WAS SUBMITTED AND RE~D THE FI~ST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY C~UMBAKE~, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND THE P~OPEIl! NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFFECTED PIl!OPE~TY OWNERS. MOTION CA~RIED. COUNCIL BI~L No. 1198- RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR SIDEWALK ON THE WEST SIDE OF GRANT STREET F~OM 18TH AVENUE TO THE SOUTH LINE OF 2070 GRANT STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FI~ST TIME IN FULL. I IT WAS MOVED BY C~UMBAKEIl!, SECONDED B~ BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVE~ AND THE PROPER NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFFECTED P~OPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CAR~IED. COUNCIL BILL No. 1199 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS fO~ SIDEWALK ON THE WEST SIDE OF ADAMS ST~EET FROM 19TH TO 22ND AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FI~ST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED: BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVEIl! AND THE P~OPE~ NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNE~S. MOTION CARRIED. -- e l'B~ I {'-.. jt'" 38 " . Of", ~' <: Ooo-t <t 39 e I . =-- I e I e 37 40 41 42 43 1 j I COUNCIL BILL No. 1200 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR SIDEWALK ON THE NORTH SIDE OF 18TH AVENUE F~OM CITY VIEW TO WEST CITY LIMITS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FI~ST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY C~UMBAKE~, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVE~ AND THE P~OPE~ NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFfECTED PROPE~TY OWNERS. MOTION CA~RIED. COUNCIL'BILL No. 1201 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FO~ PAVING 31ST AVENUE FROM WILLAMETTE TO HI~YARD ST~EET WAS SUBMITTED AND ~EAD THE FI~ST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY C~UMBAKE~, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND THE P~OPE~ NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNE~S. MOTIO~ CA~R1ED. COUNCIL BILL No. 1202 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING KINCAID F~OM 19TH TO 23RD AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND ~EAD THE FI~ST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY C~UMBAKE~, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND THE P~OPER NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFFECTED PROPE~TY OWNE~S. MOTION CARRIED. COUNCIL BILL No. 1203 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR SPECIAL SEWE~ LEVY FUND FO~ SANITA~Y SEWERS BETWEEN 33~D AND 34TH AVENUES WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FI~ST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY C~UMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND THE P~OPER NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CAR~IED. COUNCIL BILL No. 1204 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FO~ PAVING CLARK ST~EET F~OM LINCOLN TO LAWRENCE STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND ~EAD THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. i ,\ I I I I 11 I I II I II I I I I I ,I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND THE PROPER NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFFECTED P~OPERTY OWNE~S. MOTION CAR~IED. COUNCIL BILL No. 1205 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FO~ PAVING 25TH INTERSECTIONS - KINCAID, HAR~IS AND POTTE~~WAS SUBMITTED AND ~EAD THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKE~, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND THE PROPE~ NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CAR~IED. COUNCIL BILL No. 1206 - RE: REZONING LOVE P~OPERTY - GA~DEN AVENUE BETWEEN Moss AND VILLARD WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED ,BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE ~EAD THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUS~Y AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. ALLEN AND WATSON ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 9932. UPON MOTION D~LY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED TO JANUARY 28, 1952. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, ~of . OR E N L. KIN G, CITY MANAGER. ~ r-l'6 ~ e ~--- ,~--- - --- - - - - --- - - ~ I , ". e ,\ . \ , I . -=- I e I. I e