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Home My WebLink About06/09/1952 Meeting e 12~ I ~ I II II Ii !I II I COUNCIL CHAMBERS, EUGENE, OREGON. JUNE 9, 1952. THE REGULAR MEETI NG .OF THE. COMMON COUNcfL OF THE CI TY OF EUGENE, OREGON WAS HELD IN TH'E CI TY HALL ON JUNE 9, 1952 AT 7:30. P.M. THE MEETI NG WAS, CALLED TO ORDER BY HI S HONOR, .MAYOR V. E. JOHNSON WITH THE FOLLOWING ~OUNCILMEN PRESENT:CRUMBAKER, ALLEN, B~OTH, K~p~~ AND SIEGENTHALER. COUNCILMEN GpDLOVE, SMI~H AND WATSON TOOK THEIR StATS I~ THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS LATER. t'" lr. CO <t <( THE MINUTES or THE LAST REGULA~ MEETING ,HELD MAY "12TH AND 26TH, 1952 WER.E .READ AND APPROVED. - BI LLS AGAI NST THE VARIOUS CI T,Y DEPARTMENTS WERE SUBMI TTED FOR THE MONTH OF MAY, 1952 AS FOLLO\i1S: e PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. AETNA LONG PACIFIC HOSPITAL ASSOC'IATlpN EUGENE HOSPI TAL & .,Gu NI C " i HENR\ F. BEISTEL, TREASURER FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE AMERICAN NATIONAL RED CROSS .~ ' L'J' HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION FI RST NATIONAL BANK 'OF EUGENE' V. E. JOHNSON, MAYOR LANE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY ROBERT AGGER OREG~N STATE INDUST. Acc. COMM. ALASKA JUNK & MACHINERY CO. R. L. ANGST & SONS P. M. ApPLEWHITE ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS R. A. BABB HARDWARE COMPANY LESTER BARKER BARNUM TOOL COMPANY BEARING SUPPLY COMPANY HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE F. K. BREWER SALES & SERVICE I PERCY W. BROWN & COMPANY I GEORGE F. CAKE COMPANY II CAMPBELL-McLEAN, INC. I; R. C. CEDERWALL " :1 CENTRAL HEATI NG COMPANY ji THE CENTRAL HEATING CO., LTD. Ii CLA-V AL COMPANY I'!. COAST TO COAST STORES COLl!,MBIA EQUI.PME;NT COMPANY COMMSRC1AL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. !II COMMERCI AL SUPPLY & EQUI PMENT CO. CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY COMPANY II CRESSEY'S I" C & S ELECTRI C CO. j' '1. .1 I I DAVIDSON'S BAKING COMPANY II1I ~~~~L~A~~ 0 D~~:~~ CE FLOYD F. DICKEY II H., P.. DIXON 1'1 DOT DOTSON'S III DOUBLE 0 PR I NT I NG COMPANY EQUIPMENT RENTAL COMPANY i EUGE NE BLUE PR I NT COMPANY I EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS EUGENE.LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY EUGENE PLANING MILL EUGENE RADIATOR SERVICE EUGENE SAND & GRAV~L COMPANY EUGENE. TRACTOR & .IMPLEMENT CO. EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD EUGENE WATER.& ELECTRIC BOARD EUGENE ,WELDERS SUPPLY Cp.; liIIC. FIRESTONE STORES FOSTER POWER SAW COMPANY W. P. FULLER & COMPANY DRS. FURRER, McMILAN & PATTON I . I e I e GENERAL FUND $ 2,594.24 319.0.8 3.50. 482.25 '27.00 82.75 18.75 22.60. 945.54 532.52 5,667.95 10.0..0.0. 250.0.0. 2,50.7.45 I 48; 75 442.93 6.0.0. 64.58 20..00 8.96 91.50 26.24 7.75 36.98, 370..52 12.50. 36.20. 312.50. 5/5,;91 ;;5.95 .3.0.9 23.69 189.66 249.78 3.15 50..29 52.25 15.01 67.90. 10.1.0. 7,.24 47.28 5.0.0. 366.66 10..0.0. 60..0.0. 6.76 10.9.80. 13.0.0. 21 .36 I I . ~D 66.88 3.57 10.28 5.60. 831.90 318.32 . 5, 1171 .74 155.83 35. I 8 2.30 5.25 12.77 30..0.0. GENERAL PAINT CORPORATION GI LBERT BROTHERS, INC. GIUSTINA BROS. LUMBER CO. GLASS SPRAY SERVICE GRAY'S FEED & SEED COMPANY GREAT LAKES PARKS TRAINING INST. GUARD PUBLISHING COMPANY HAASE SAW:SI;iOP FRED H;,HALEY HARLEy-DAVIDSON SALES CO. HARR MOTOR SUPPLY L. G. HELTERLINE HENDERSHOTT'S SPORTING GOODS HORN PRINTING COMPANY INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL CO. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES INTOXIMETER ASSOCIATION IRWIN-HoDSON COMPANY JACK'S MEAT MARKET JAMISON MFG. COMPANY KANNE-JONES TIRE STORE KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY KING THE TAILOR ,KOKE-CHAPMAN COMPANY R. E. LAFFERTY & SONS LANE COOPERATIVE WAREHOUSE LANE GRAVEL COMPANY LOMBARD MOTORS, OREGON LTD. LOOMI S ARMORED CAR SERVI CE, INC. LYLE'S TAILOR SHOP MEDO-LAND CREAMERY CO~PANY MILLER-JENSEN COMPANY MI LLER METERS, I NC ~ MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPA~Y MOORE BUSI NESS FORMS, INC. MOORE STEEL SERVICE CO. INC. MUNNELL & SHERRILL, fNC. GEO. MYRMO & SONS NATIONAL INSTI1UTE OF MUN~ LAW OFFICERS NELSON EQUIPM.ENT COMPANY NEWMAN'S FISH MARKET NORTHWEST CITIES GAS CO. NORTHWEST GR9CERY.COMPANY NORTHWEST OIL COMPANY, INC. NUDELMAN BROTHERS O. K. RUBBER WELDERS JAY F. OLDHAM OFFICE MACHINERY & SUPPLY CO. . OREGON FRU I T COMPANY OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY PACIFIC AUJo SUPPLY PACIFIC COAST BLDG. OFFICIALS CONF. PACIFIC FRUIT & PRODUCE COMPANY PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH PACKER-SCOTT COMPANY PARAMOUNT SCHOOL & OFFICE SUPPLY PEERLESS PACIFIC COMPANY GEO~ ~. PETERSON FARMS PETTY CASH PIERCE FREIGHT LINES, INC. R. H. PIERCE MFG, COMPANY RENS MANUFACTURING COMPANY REXIUS FUEL SERVICE RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION $ 20.8.90 18.70. 8. I 0. 14. DO 35.40 3.0.0. 170..0.2' 9.50. 22:64 . 12.80 39.56 67.36 59.50 339.95 " 4.50 6.38 . . . 69...1 ':7 I 26.34 21.99 45.43 7.7.8 - ~ .11 I .90 3.0.0 269:30. 45.42 282..0.0 148.0.0. 520..41 20.0..0.0 ~.25 51.58 18.51 155.26 9.63 2.63 21.40. 6.0.0. 4.20. 10..0.0. 18.38 2.97 2 ~ 18 ' 126.37 1,332.63 7~.37 25.17 13.18 5.50. 16.50. 29.28 2.59 50..0.0. 12.46 679.17 96.64 57.81 77.90. 2.1.60. 52.68 6.41 743.67 I 13.68 60..00 8.84 ~ r124' e GENERAL FUND R~CHFIELD OIL COR~ORATION RIVER ROAD SCHOOL JAMES A~ RQDMAN,JR. A. B. "SCARLETT SCHOOL DISTRI.CT #4 SCOBE,R T Bu I L.D I NG MA TER,I ALS CO.,,' SHE'R 'KHA'N SILVA CHEVROLET COMPANY WILLIS H. SMALL FEED COM~ANY STANDARD MACHI NERY CO., INC. TE~RILL AUTQ PARTS, COMPANY TidEWATER A~SOCIATE~ 61L COMPANY TIFFANy-DAVIS DRUG COMPANY TWIN OAKS BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. CLARENCE M. UREY VALLEY PRINTING COMPANY VALLEY ,STATIONERY COMPANY FRED~RICK M. VONApPEN JOHN 'WARREN HARDWARE, I NC. WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY WIGGiNS COMPANY, INC.. T. ,C: WI.LDISH WILLAMETTE VALLEY PAPER CO. WILL~METTE WEED CHEMICAL & FERT. CO. WILTSHIRE'S HAROLD WOOD TEXACO SERVICE WOODROW WILSON JR. HIGH SCHOOL ZELLERBACH PAPER COMPANY DRS. FURRER, McMILAN & PATTO~' ELLIS RJ\CKLEFF $ 31 .56 75.00 50.00 10.38 13'.75 2.80 8.57' 4.15 .4.4,0 7.40 .., 5. I 0 I 4'1.70 12.30 2.80 85.00 ,6.60 ,13.94- 6.32 254.77 4.04 59.25 7.00 . 59.50 339.00 .386.25 8.65 5.00 '., I I 2. 10 '- 59.00 51,.52 ,. , AMAZON CHANNEL SEWER IMPROVE; FUND COAST CONST. & C. D. JESKE HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 145.00 135.00 SPECI.AL FIRE DEPARTMENT IMPROVE. FUND C. P.; TILLMAN COMPANY NORDLING PARTS COMPANY ~ ...: GEO. MYRMO & SONS THE BROADWAY I I .81 .6.06. 30.96 50.19 STREET, BRIDGE & DRAINAGE, C & M FUND TITLE ABSTRACT COMPANY JAY F. OLDHAM GIUSTINA BROS. LUMBER CO. . EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY FIRSi NATIONAL BAN~ OF' EUGEN~ R. A. BABB HARDWARE COMPANY HENRY T. BE I STEL, TREASURER OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION PACIFIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION . . PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM $ 5.00 26.36 6.86 2.50 I ~o. 79 1.-20 ' 155.51 18'.23 19.50 54.28 DISTRICT '1 MPROVEMENT FUND T. C. WILDISH COAST CONST. & C. D. JESKE C. ~. KEMP 8,575.47 3,656.07 446.48 ~PECIAL SEWER FUND ,e,oAST CONST. <'. C. D. JESKE C. ~~ KEMP VALLEY IRON <'. STEEL COMPANY TI MBER~ INE'IFORGE WORKS EUGENE C6NCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS I ,739.05 , 537.00 1'95.00 3.00 698.51 INTERSECTION PAVING FUND 'c. "1'11. KEMP ELf'1ER WILLIAMS WESTERN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY S. C. SU~MER'S C. M. KEMP 79 :95 . 79.00 35.88 14.00 31 .50 \.' ~EWAGE DISPOSAL FUND CORNELL, 'HOWLAND, HAYES <'. MERRYFI ELD 12,904.92' GENERAL BOND INTEREST FUND HENRY F. ~~ISTEL, TREASURER 425.00 SIDEWALK REVOLVING FUND HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 17.64 '. I - . ,IT WAS MOVED BY CR~MBAKER, SECONDED BY 'ALLEN THAT THE BILLS AS SUBMITTED AND READ BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY ,OFFICERS BE.!NSTRUCTED TO DRAW uP THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. I 2 THE FOLLOWING MONTH(Y,PAYMENT iSJIMATESWERE SUBMITTED: 7TH TO COAST CONST. & C. D: JESKE FOR SEWER,. 22ND TO 26TH - TYLER TO LA,WRENCE - $10,'036.:47. 1ST TO COAST CONST. <'. C. D. JESKE FO~ .STORM SEWER, W. SIDE POLK, AMAZON TO 18TH- $2,7~7.34. 1ST TO CENTRAL HEATING FOR PAVI~ri PEARL, 28TH~TO 29TH'- $1,046.88. IST.TO CENTRAL HEATING FOR PAVING JACKSO~~ 18TH TO 20TH - $1,270.80: , . . . . '. I 1ST TO CENTRAL HEATING FOR PAVING 29TH AVE. FROM HIL~AR~ TO HARRIS - $2,433.60. 3RD,TO T. C. WILDISH FOR SEWER"WI~LAMETTE.,TO WEST CLTY LIMITS - CREST DRIVE TO 37TH - 2ND.TO T. C. WILDISH FOR ,SEWER B~T~,DoNALD & PEARL - 34TH PLACE TO PEARL - $3,205.66;' I 1ST ~ND,FINAL TO R. C. PARSONS <'.'SO~;.SIDEWALK AT 2395 ONYX STREET - $2~2.69. II , II ,I $10,535.75 I' It I II IT WAS MOVED BY BOOT~, SEC9NDED B~ CRUMBAKER THAT THE ESTIMATES AS CERTIFIED BY THE CITY ENGINEER AND THE CONTRACTORS, BE APPROVED AND ~H~ PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE AUTHORJ:ZE~ TO ISSUE WARRANTS I N PAYMENT OF THE SAME. ROLLCALL VOTE. ' MOTION CARRI ED. I I I I i I i i/ ! I e I . I tit REPORTS OF OFFICERS y .: :A REPORT ?F.,THE,CITYMANAGtR - RE: DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS; SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT; ORDINANCE FOR REGULATION OF AUCTIONNERS; RAISIN~ OF C~INCHILLAS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: i' -"I. DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS - POLICE" FIRE AND BUILDING DEPARTMENTS. 2. CONSULTING ENGI~EERS HAVE COMPLETED PLANS A~D SPECIFICATIONS FOR ~~E,ADDITIONAL I - , 500 FEET OF 72" REINFORCED CONCRETE PIPE. IT IS'RECOMMENDED THIS BE ADVERTISED FOR BID , ... . . j. ,., - . -, . -' "O'PENING AT 11:00 A.M. DAYLIGHT'TIME ON THE 20TH OF JUNE FOR COUNCIL ACTION AT THEIR . ' - . "REGULAR MEETING OF JUNE 23RD. THIS PIPE IS TO BE UTILIZED FOR THE O~TFALL LINEiFROM THE PLANT TO THE WI~LAMETTE RJVER AND IT lS.DESI~ED TO HAVE THIS PIPE FABRICATED AS EARLY AS POSSIBLE ~OR INSTALLATION BY THE PRIME CONTRACTOR OF THE SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT LATER THIS SUMMER. ~ I e 1'2'~ e ~ !~, \)() < po-. <1 3.WIT~ REFERENCE TO THE REQUEST FROM THE CHINCHJLLA BREEDERS ASSOCIATION TO RAISE' CKINCHILLAS WITHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF THE ~ITY OF EUGENE, THE CITIES OF PORTLAND, AND' RICHMOND, CALIFORNIA HAVE BEEN CONTACTED RELATIVE TO THEIR ORDINANCES ON THE RAISING OF SMALL ANIMALS SUCH AS CHINCHILLAS,WITHIN CITY LIMITS. THEIR ORDINANCES ARE SIMILAR TO OUR ZONING ORDINANCE WHEREIN IT IS AGREED BY THE CITY ATTORNEY THAT IN THE RA OUTER RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT UNDER SECTION A-Ia OF ,OUR ORDINANCE, CHINCHILLAS WOULD BE PERMITTED PROVIDING THEY COMPLY WITH THE RESTR~CTIONS THEREIN. SECTION A-IO STATES THAT THE HATCH- ING AND RAISING OF POULTRY AND FOUL, THE RAISING OF RABBITS, BEES ~ ~ ~ AND THE KEEPING OF DOMESTIC ~NIM~LS AS A RESIDENTIAL USE ARE PERMITTED SUBJECT TO RESTRICTIONS 'OF' NiJMBEROF CHI C'KENS',' 'OTHER FOUL AND/OR RABBI TS OVER THE AGE OF SI X MONTHS SHA,LL 'NOT EXCEED ONE FOR, EACH 500 SQUARE FEE~ OR PROPE8TY AND'~HAT ANIMAL RUNS OR BARNSj" CHICKEN OR OTHER .FOUL PENS SHALL BE LOCATED ON THE REAR ONE-HALf Of THE PROPERTY BUT NOT CLOSER THAN 70 FEET FROM THE FRONT PROPERTY LINE NOR CLOSER THAN 50 FEET FROM ~NY RESIDENCE AND THAT " 'ANIMALS, CHICKENS AND/OR. OTHER FOUL SH.ALL BE PROPERLY CAGED OR 'HOUSED AND PROPER SANITA- TJ~N SHALL BE/MAINTAINED AT ALL ~IMES. I e 4. ATTENTION HAS BEEN CALLED TO THE FACT THAT ORDINANCES No. 8714 AND 9420 PE~TAINING TO THE REGULATION OF AUCTIONEERS AND BANKRUPT SALES, LIQUIDATING AND CLOSING OUT SALES ARE NOT CONSISTENT IN THAT ORDINANCE 8714 PERTAINING TO REGULATION OF AUCTIONEERS IMPOSES A PENALty OF $50.00' FOR EACH OFFENSE WHEREIN ORDINANCE No,. 9420 REGULATING BANKRUPT SALES, LIQUIDATING AND CLOSING OUT SALES IMPOSES ~ PENALTY OF $200 FOR EACH PENALTY. IT IS,' SUGGESTED THAT THESETWD ORDINANCES BE REFERRED TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE FOR STUDY AND RECOMMENDATIONS." I I'N THt MATTER OF THE 'CALL FOR BI DS FOR 500 FEET OF 72 I N'CH RE I NFORCED CONCRETE PI PE FOR SEW~GE DISPOSAL PLANT OUTF~LL, IT WAS MOVED BY' BOOTH, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE BID OPENING BE SET FOR 11:00 A.M. PACIFIC DAYLIGHT TIME JUNE 23,1952. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. IT WAS MOVED BY SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT OF'THE CITY MANAGER BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES 4 A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEE - RE:. RIGHT OF WAY 'ACQUISITION _ PORTLAND STREET; FERRY STREET - HIGHWAY PROPOSAL; TRAFFIC LIGHTS; AND SEAT TAX ORDINANCE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOW'S : ' '" . "A MEETING OF THE PUBLIC WORKS AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEES WAS HELD ON JUNE 9, 1952 WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER,BoOTH, GODLOVE AND KOPPE; CITY MANAGER AND CITY ATTORNEY. I I. THE' COMMITTEE AGAIN REVIEWE'D THE ACQUISITION OF..THE' 40 BY 160 FOOT LOT OWNED BY MRS. VERA TODD' CROW AT PORTLAND AND 25TH AVENUES. -IT WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT THE FAIR M~AR'KET' VALUE AS ESTABLI SHED 'BY THE APPRAI SER HAD BEEN SET AT $I,BOO. I l' IS RECOMMENDE0 T~AT THE CITY MANAGER' INV~STIGATE THE DEED AND CERT'~FICATE' OF TITLE .WITH RELATION TO THIS PROPERTY' INASMUCH AS IT IS' THE ONLY PIECE OF PROPER~Y NOT DEEDED FOR STREET PURPOSES ON PORTLAND STREET 'I N TH I S AREA. HOWEVER, THE COMMI TTEE ALSO RECOMMENDED THAT THE CI TY MANAGER BE' INSTRUCTED TO 'OFFER MRS. CROW THE$I,BOO APPRArSED VALUATION FOR THIS PIECE OF PROPERTY VORSTREET PURPOSES. e 2. THE PLAN RE'CENTLY SUBMI TTED BY THE STATE: HI GHWAY DEPARTMENT FOR THE HANDLI NG OF TWO WAY TRA~FIC ON THE SOUTH ~PPROACH TO THE FERRY STREET OVERCROSSING WASAGAiUN REVIEWED. IT.WAS RECOMMEN6ED THAT THIS PROJECT BE WITHHELD PEND'ING FURT~ER STUDY INVOLVING DESTINA- TION COUNTS OF TRAFFIC USING THE OVERPASS WITH DESTINATIONS SOUTH BOUND. IT WAS FELT THAT PRESENT TRAFFIC DID ~OT JUSTIFY THE EXPENSE AS OUTLINED BY THE 'PLAN SUBMITTED BY T~ STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. 3. IT WAS REC'OMMENDED THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVE THE CITY'S POR'TION IN THE INSTALLATION OF TRAFFIC SIGNALS AT THE INTERSECTIONS 'OF 6TH AND POLK AND 7TH AND POLK, AT AN ESTIMATED COST OF $5,600; CONVERSION OF EXISTING INSTALLATIONS AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF 6TH AND JEFFERS~N AND 7TH AND JEFFERSON AT AN ESTIMATED COST OF $4,700 AND THE INTER-CONNECTION OF P0EK, BtAIR AND JEFFERSON STREET COUPLET IN ORDE'R TOMAINTAI'N THE PROGESSIVE' SYSTEM WITH THE ESTIMATED COST AT $2,000. THESE PROJECTS ARE ESTIMATED TO COST $12,300 WITH THE CITY SHARING $6,150, AND THE STATE KIGHWAY DEPARTMENT THt.SAME AMOUNT. I 4. A REQUEST FOR VAR I ANCE WAS SUBMl THD BY MRS. VERNON WALKER, 6'95 WEST 25tH AVENUE, TO CONSTRUCT A DUPLEX ON THE CORNER OF OREGON AVENUE AND MADISON STREET. IT WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT THE WALKERS' HAD DEEDED 27-1/2 FEET OF THE,IR PROPERTY FOR THE OPENING OF OREGON AV'ENUE' BETWEEN JEFFERSON AND 'MA'IJI SON STREETS FOR A 60 FOOT STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY. THE DEEDING OF THIS LAND FOR STREET PURPOSES LEFT A TOTAL OF APPROXIMAT~LY 4,000 SQUARE FEET. THE WALKERS DESIRE TO BUILD A DUPLEX CONSTITUTING 1,440 SQUARE FEET WHICH IS 36 PER CENT OF THE SQUARE FOOTAGE OF THE LOT. PROPER SETBACK WOULD'BE MAINTAINED CONSTITUTING 15 FEET ON OREGON AVENUE AND A T~N FOOT SETBACK ON MADISON STREET~ INASMUCH AS THE WALKERS HAVE DEEDED THIS 27-1/2 FEET FOR THE OPENING OF OREGON AVENUE, AND THIS WOULD BE A CORNER LOT WITH PROPER SETBACK LINES, AND 'ONLY 36 PER CENT OF THE AREA WOULD BE UTILIZED FOR BUILD- ING, IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS VARIANCE BE APPROVED. e 5: A'N ORDI NANCE LI CENS'I NG, REGUL'ATI NG, AND L:EVYI NG AN OCCUPA~I'ONAL TAX UPON THE OWNERS A~D OPERATORS OF THEATERS, VAUDEVILLE HOUSES, MOTION PICTURE SHOWS AND OTHER EXHIBITION HALLS WAS REVIEWED AND IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS ORDINANCE BE GIVEN FIRST READING AT THE COUNCIL MEETING ON JUNE 9 AND REFERRED BACK TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE FOR FURTHr'R STUDY AND THAT COPIES OF THIS ORDINANCE BE SENT TO THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE VARIOUS THEATERS REQUESTING THEIR OPINION." .....1 ~1'26 e IT W'AS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT ,THE REPORT OF THE ,PUBLI C WORKS AND JUDICIA~Y COMMITTEES 'BE ADOPTED. MOTJON CARRIED. - REPORTS OF. BOARDS ',AND COMMI SSI ONS I 5 - 'A' SPECI AL MEETI NG; OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS - RE:" REQUEST 'OF ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH' WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: , -1 , , .. "A SPECI AL :MEE:r1 NG OF THE 'BOARD OF' ApPEALS WAS HELD MAY' 27, 1952 'AT THE CI TY HALL TO FURTHER CONSI DER THE REQUEST OF, THE ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH (13TH AND MADI SON STREE_TS) FOR A WAIVER OF THE 50 FOOT SETBACK, THIS MATTER WAS CONTINUED FROM THE APRIL 24, 1.952 MEETING AT WHICH TIME 'TH~~OARD REQUESTED THE PETI TI ONER TO SECURE' LETTERS FROM THE LANE COUNTY FAI R BOARD AND THE ,COUNTY COURT EXPRESSING THEIR OBJECTION IF ANY TO THE WAIVER. THE AFOREM~NTIONED LETTER WAS RECEIVED AND, BOTH PARTIES BASED THEIR OBJECTIONS ON THE FACT THAT THE CHURCH DID NOT PRO V I DE OFF S TREE T PAR K I.N G ~ THE COUNTY REPRESENTATI VES .WERE I NFORMED THAT OUR ORDI NANCE DI D NOT, REQUI RE OFF SOT R E E T PAR KIN G 8 U T THE C H U R C H WAS, V 0 LU N TAR I L Y 'D E V 0 TIN GAP PRO X I MAT E L Y ,50 PER C E NT 0 F THE I R LAND TO TH1S USE. FURTHER IT WAS AGRtED THAT THE FAIRGROUNDS OPERATIONS OR FUNCTIONS WOULD-NOT 'BED1STURBED' BY ANY'OF THE CHURCH SERVICES OR ACTIVITIES IN THE' MATTER OF NOISE. e SINCE THE CHURCH 'l~:PROVI~ING OFF STREET PARKING FOR APPROXIMATE~Y 27 CARS AND THE FAIRGROUND ACTIVITIES WILL' NOT BE AFFECTED BY THE CHURCH ACTIV1TIES THE BOARD GRANTED THE REQUEST." I 6 A PERMANENT REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION - RE: MITTE~ AND READ AS FOLLOWS: SOUTH HILYARD ANNEXATION WAS SUB- "AS A PERMANENT REPORT, PURSUANT TO THE RESOLUTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, DIRECTING THE CITY PLANNING CO~MIS$lON TO PREPARE A REPORT UPON CERTAIN REQUESTS FOR RECLASSIFICATION AND ZONING IN AREAS'WITHIN SAID CITY, THE CITY PLANNING ,COMMI SS ION HEREBY -ADOPTS AS '1 TS PERMANENT REPORT, THE FOLLOWI NG: THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOWING PETITION -FOR RECLASSIFICATION AND REZONING OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY BE APPROVED: . RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION BEGINNING AT A POINT ON THE EAST LINE OF HILYARD STREET 245 FEET NORTH OF THE INTERSECTION-OF THE' CENTER LINE OF 31ST AVENUE WITH THE EAST LINE OF HILYARD STREET AND RUNNING THENCE EAST TO T~E WEST LINE OF ALDER STREET'EXTENDED SOUTH; THENCE SOUTHERLY PARALLEL TO HILYARD STREET TO THE SOUTH LINE OF 32ND AVENUE (LACY ST); THENCE WESTERLY ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF 32ND AVENUE TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LOT I OF THE 3RD ADDITION TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE SOUTHERLY ~LONG THE EASTER~Y LINE OF LOT I THROUGH 10 INCLUSIVE TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 10; THENCE WESTERLY TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT 10; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF EAST AMAZON DRIVE AND THE EASTERLY LINE OF HILYARD STREET TO THE POINT' OF BEGINNING. LOCATED ALONG THE EASTERLY S1DE OF HILYARD STREET AND THE EASTERLY SIDE OF EAST AMAZON DRIVE FROM A POINT 245 FEET NORTH OF 31ST AVE TO A POINT 470 FEET NORTH, OF 35TH AVENUE OR FRANK STRtET. I REQUESTED CHANGE F.'ROM RA SUBURBAN RESI DENTI AL'TO C-3 COMMERCI A'L -DI STRI CTo" IT WAS MOVED BY SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE MATTER OF REZONING THE AREA IN VICINI'TY OF 31ST AND HILYARD STREET BE REFERRED.-TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE AND THE .HEARING BE CONTINUED UNTIL JUNE 23RD. MOTION CARRIED. e "THE REQUEST.OF REES REAL ESTATE AS CONTAINED IN MIINUTESOF THE PLANNING C.oMMISSION FOR A VARIANCE WAS RECEIV~D AND PLACED ON ~ILE, IN A MOTION MAQE BY CRUMBAKERi SECONDED BY KOPPE~ PETITIONS AND COMMUNkOAifJONS 7 ApPLICATION FOR A CLOB liCENSE WAS SUBMITTED BY THE TOWN CLUB OF EUGENE, AS APPROVEQ BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. IT WAS,MOVE-D BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY SMITH THAT THE APPLICATION AS' APPROVED BY THE POLICE DE.PARTMENT BE. ENDORSED. MOTION CARRIED. 8 ApPLICATION FOR SEGREGATI'ON OF ASSESSMENT LIEN FOR PA~ING AND INSTALLATION OF SEWERS ON 31ST AVENUE FROM WILLAMETTE TO HI,LYARD STREET WAS SUBMITTED BY MR. AND MRS. KROCKER. I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE APPLICATION BE APPROVED AS REQUESTED. MOTION CARRIED. 9 TH[ APPROVAL OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND AUTHORIZATION TO SIGN A DEED FOR THE RELEASE OF THE PROPOSED ROUTE IN CONNECTION WITH THE TRANSMISSION LINES BETWEEN THE LEABURG PLANT AND DEERHORN POINT WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: e ~ e ( 1'2"7~ I {"" lJ.' OC <-:t p....., c::r . I . I e I e 10 I I 12 13 tl I I I I Ii Ii 'I II I i I I I :1 II Ii II , II I: , I "ALL SUPPLEMENTARY EASEMENTS, EXCEPT ONE, HAVE BEEN EXECUTED AND RECEIVED FOR THE CHANGE IN THE ~OUTING OF THE B-2 TRANSMI'SSION LINES BETWEEN THE LEABURG PLANT AND DEER- HdR~' POI'NT:' THE CHA~GE PROVI DES FOR THE LESSENI'NG OF THE DI STANCE OF THE PROPOSED B":2 LI"Nt FROM 80 F~E':' 'N'ORTHERlY TO 22 FEET N'ORTHERLY OF' THE 'PRESENTLY CON'S'TRUCTED LI NE' I (A-2 LI NE'. 'THE EXCE~T1 ON I'S AN EASEMENT FROM H~ Z.' At-~0LOI S CHRI STI AN WHO REQUEST A QUIT~LAIM TO THE ROUTE 80 FEET NORTHERLY ~F THE PRESENT LINE. ., .. I '. . R ~ ~ . B.o A L S , G E N ~ R A L SUP t . - S E C.', Y. 0 F THE E U G ENE W A TE R &. E LE C T R I C BOA R D, HER E BY CERTIFY THAT THE FOLLOWING IS A'TRUE AND ACCURATE COpy OF THE ACTI'ON OF THE EUGENE WATER &. ELECTR"C BOARD AT THEI R REGULAR' 'MEETI NG HELD 'AT 7:30 P.M. MONDAY;' JUNE 9, 1952. I IT WAS MOVED BY TAYLOR, SECONDED BY HOUGLUM THAT THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF '. I' ~ . 1 I I -, - '" EUGENE BE REQUESTED AND'AUTHORIZED TO QUITCLAIM TO H. Z. AND LOIS CHRf'STIAN THE RIGHT '6R":EASE~E~T FOR A POLE LINE ALONG THE FOL~OWING DESCRIBED ROUTE: : . I - - BEGINNING AT A POINT 390 FEET NORTH OF THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF SECTION 17, TOWNSHIP 17 SOUTH, RANGE I 'EAST OF T~E ,WI.L~~~ET'TE MERIDiAN;,"THENCE NORTH 680 21,' EAST ,TO A POINT A~PRO~I- M~TELY THE ~ORTHEAST CORNER OF THE SOUTHWEST QUARTER OF THE NORTHEAST QUARTER OF THi~NORT~E~ST IQUiRT~'R OF SAid ~ECTION 17.tl . ~ '" I . I I ..... I I . I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT APPROVAL BE GIVEN AND THAT TH~ PROPER 'I' . ;, -. . , r.. . ~.. . . . _ CITY OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN A DEED FOR THIS RELEASE. MOTION CARRIED. ., -\.,..... - , ': THE FOLLOWING REZONING PETrTjON'WAS Sd~~ITTED AS RECOMMENDED BY T~i PL~NNING'CO~MISil~N. REZONI NG OF 'THE ANNEXEi:) AREA OF ARTHUR AND CLEVELAND STREETS. -, ' IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH ATTOI3.NEY FOR THE ~ECE,SSAR': .RE~OLUT.I ON, AND TO THE ME E TIN G . Mo T ION CAR R lED. ' THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE'CITY PLANNING COMMISSION FOR THEIR JULY FIRS1 ~OMMUNICATION FROM,THE SONS OF NORWAY. - RE: MITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS~ PURCHASE OF CITY OWNED PROPERTY WAS SUB- "LT HAS COME TO OUR ATTEN~ION THAT. THE CITY OF EUGENE HAS A PIECE OF PROPERTY THAT THEY WOULD CONSIDER SELLING: THIS PROPERTY I 'AM REFERRING TO'IS ADJOINING THE OLD DR. GULLION PROPERTY, ACROSS THE HIGHWAY FROM JUDKINS POINT. THE PROPERTY WHICH WE PURCHASED FROM THE CITY IN 1943, WHICH IS LOCATED ON THE CORNER OF 18TH AND HIGH, IS IN A Z0NE WHICH DOES NOT PERMIT THE BUILDING OF-A'~ODGE HALL. IT IS IMPERATIVE THAT WE PROCURE PROPERTY WHIC~ PERMITS CONSTRUCTION OF THIS TYPE. OUR LODGE IS INTERESTED IN THIS PROPERTY AND WOULD APPRECIATE YOUR EARLIEST POSSIBLE CONSIDERATION." " . - , , IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE COMMUNICATION OF SONJA LODGE #38 BE REFERRED TO THE MANAGER'S OFFICE FOR INVESTIGATION AND REPORT. MOTION CARRIED. . ,.. . , . ,'I ' COMMUNI CAT I ON' FROM A: L. H~WN- RE~ FIELD DAY, AMERICAN GUERNSEY CATTLE CLUB WAS SUB- MITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: .!'I "THE AMERICAN GUERNSEY CATTLE CLUB IS SPONSORING A'JUDGING SCHOOL"AND'FIELD'DAY -~E~T 'THURSDAY AiIIO:OO ~.M., JUNE "12TH'AT ~HITE W~tiR ~ANCH ON TH~ McKiNZIE: , , I DAIRYMEN AND TOWNSPEOPLE 'INTERESTED IN GOOD CATTLE ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND. THOSE I N ATTENDANCE WI LL 'BE GUESTS OF THE RANCH 'FOR LUNCH. . .'.' I' '", il I I: I! Ii q I, [I :1 " II I' I! Ii II II d II THE CITY COUNCIL HAS BEEN QUITE SERIOUSLY INTERESTED IN THE SOURCE OF MILK SUPPLY FOR THE CITY OF EUGENE AND I EXTEND THIS SPECIFIC INVITATION TO YOU ANi:) THE CITY COUNCIL "AND ANY OTHE~..ciTY OFFI~ERS WHO'HAVE AN IN~ERisT 16 CO~E U~ AND SpiNO"THE DAY ~ITH US." IT WAS MOVED BY CRU~BAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND ~LACED ON F I L E . Mo T ION CAR R lED. ' COMMUNICATION,FROM L~NE COUNTY ,CHAPTER, AM~RICAN~ FOR DEMOCRATIC ACTION WAS SU~~ITTED ANq READ AS FOLLOWS; "I TIS OUR BELl EF THAT ORDI NANCE #8541, A.PPROVED BY THE COUNCIL ON \JULY 13, 1938, \' A~D BY, THE MAYOR ON :rl-!EFOL~<?WI NG DAY, AND P~ESENTLY I N EFFECT, I S BAD ,LOCAL POLl CY AND VIOLATES FEDERA~ F~E~ SPEECH GUARANTEES AS ~NTERPRETED BY THE, UNI~ED STATES SUPREME COURT. THE ORDINANCE IS AS FOLLOWS: "THE USE OF POWER SPEAKERS, CALLIOPES, OR OTHER NOISE- MAKING, MUSIC-MAKING OR SPEECH-MAKING DEVICES SHALL BE LIMITED TO MAKING ANNOUNCEMENTS ..., . '. ". ., OF GENERAL PUBLIC INTEREST AND SHALL NOT BE PERMITTED TO BE USED FOR ADVERTISING OR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES." ~ rl'28 I I e 14 15 16 17 18 '9 ~ THE REc.aRDER AND THE CI TY ATTa,RNEY R,ECENTLY I NFaRMED US ,Tf:i.AT TH,E BAN aN ,'~ADVERTI SI NG aR caMMERCI'~L PURPaSES~ INCLUD[DCPARTISAN paLITICAL tAMPAI~NING'VIA A ~aUND t~UCK. IT . . I _.' . . IS ARqUABLE THAT-THIS I,S ~HE C,aRRECT INTERP,RETATlaN aF THE,ORDINANCE. MANY CI,TIZENS INCLUDI,NGaU,RSELVES MI,GHT WELL.FE,EL THAT THE WIDER 'DISSEMINA,TlaN, VI'A SaUt.'ID TRUCKS ~N.o aTHE;R MEANS, aF 'PAR~ISAN pa'LITICAL MESSAGES IS,aF "GENERAL PUElLlC INTEREST.;' .. THE FACT IS THAT AT'PRESENT A paLl TICAL PARTISAN CANNaT, UNLESS HE QUITS BEING A ';,PARTISAN, USE ~ saUND TRUC,K aN_THE STREETS aF ,EUGEN~. WE.-THINK THI:S IS WRa~G. ,WE "):B,ELI,EVE THA,TTHE US~ aF sa,UND T~,UCK,S, REASaNABLY R,EGULATE,q aF ,C,oU,R,SE, WOULD BRI,NG MaRE CITIZENS,Ta THE paLLS AND HELP I,NFaRM THEM MaRE FULLY aF'THE ISSUES AND CANDIDATES aN . , . : .. ;' I " , '" I THE BALLaT. " . , , ,AT,TACHEq'.I,;S A Copy ,a~ RE~aR~ No. 1~3,aF,THE.NA'TI,a~AL INSTITUTE ,aF"MuNI'C1PALLAW, OFFI CERS. THI S BELaNGS TO. THE ~I T~ ATTa~NEy;"AND_SHaULD ,BE RE;1:URNED TO. HI MEVEN,TUALLY. WHEN caNSULTED aN THIS MATTER, HE CITED THIS BaaKLET AS suppaRTING THE PRESENT ORDINANCE. WE CA",!N0.T SEE THAT ,I T DaES. " , THE MaDEL ORDINANCE~ WH~~H IS REcaMMENDED BY THE; NATI~NALINS1:I;UT~ DF ~uNicIPAL Ii LAW OF,FICERS AND A capy, aF,WHICH IS ATTA,CHED,.,PRaVIDES A.MaNG aTHER THINGS FD.R, ,"REGISTRATlaN"1 aF "NaN-caMMERC I AL" USE'RS aF saUND TRUCKS AND 'REAsaNABLE" REGULA'T I aNS. FDR USE; IT FaRB IDS !: .,., I CDMMERCIAL ADVERTISING AND IN THIS REGARD IS NDT REFE'RRING TO. PDLITICAL CAMPAIGNING. II IN ITS FIRST HALF THE BaO~L~T ~AKES ,IT C~EAR THAT EuriENE'S ~RESENT aRDINANCE AND 'I ITS INTERPRETATlaN ARE UNcaNSTITUTlaNAL IN THAT THE RESULT IS AN UNWARRANTED INTERFERENCE I WI,T,H FREEDaM aF ,SPEECH ,AS GUARANTE,ED I,N THE BI LL aF RI GHTS.. ' i !I I: II WE ASK THAT THE CaUNCIL REVIEW T.HE p'RESENT ORDINANCE #8541 IN LIGHT aF THE MATTER PRESENTED IN THE BaaKLET AND IN THIS'LETTER. WE RESPECTFULLY REcaMMEND THE CaUNCIL'S .EARLY ADDPTlaN aF THE ABaVE-MENTlaNED MaDEL ORDI.NANCE.". '." I ' ',' IT ~ASMDVED BY CRUMBAK~R;'SEcaNDED BY SMITH THAT THE CDMMUNICATlaN BE REFERRED TO. THE JUDICIARY CaMMITTEE. MaTlaN CARRIED. '] CaMMUNf.CATIDN FRDM PERCY W. BRDWN & CD. - RE: AND READ AS FDLLaws: FI NANCI AL RECDRDS DF ,~I TY ,WAS SUBMI TTED " --. . . , "WE .HAVE AUDI TED niE FI NANCI AL ,RECDRDS DF THE CI TY DF EUGENE FaR Ql1ART,E~ ENOl NG MAR'CH 31, 1952, AND FI ND A~L M,ONI ES p~aPERLY ACCaU":ITED ~a~." I, , IT WAS Mo.VED BY,CRUMBAKER, SEcaNDED"BY BaaTH THAT THE Co.MMUNICATlaN E!E RECEIVED ~ND P ~ ~ ~, E 0 aN F I L E . _ 'Mo TI aN, CAR R lED. ' . ORDINANCES I : ~ ~ . -' ,. ! -.. t CaUNCIL BILL No.. 1344 - RE:SIDEWALK aN THE SDUTH SIDE 'aF 24TH AVENUE FRaM WILLAMETTE , I' . ,. TO. PATTERsaN STREET AND o.N THE' NORTH SIDE o.F 24TH FRo.M WILLAMETTE TO. HIGH WAS SUBMITTED AND READ JHE',FIRST TIME IN FULL. I TWAS Mo.VEO'BY CRUMBAKER, SEcaNDED BY BaaTH THAT THE BI LL BE READ,TRECSEJOaND TI ME BY TITL~ aNL~, WITH UNANIMaUS_~o.N$ENT aF .THE Ca~":ICIL.~,MaTlaN CARRIED UNANIMaUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SEcaND TIME BY TITLE o.NLY. Il,WAS ~aVED BY ,CRU~BAKE~, s~caNDEq. BX Bo.qT~,THAl THE RULEs E!E SUSPEND~D AND,THE BILL BE READ THE' TH~RD TIME B~ TIT~E o.~L~, WITH 'UNA~I~6us taNstNT,aF THE iaUNCIL~ Mo.Tlo.N CARRIED UNANIMo.USLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE o.NLY. IT WAS MaVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECo.NDED BY Bo.o.TH, THAT THE caUNCIL BILL BE,APPRaVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL CDUNCILMEN PRESENT VDTING AYE. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10074. I CauNciL BILL No.. 1345 - RE: ~EZaNING AS REcaMMENDED IN PLANNING Ca~MISSlaN REpORT WAS . '. SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MaVEDBY CRUMBAKER, SEcaNDED BY SIEGENTHALER THAT THE HEARING BE CDNTINUED UNTIL JUNE 23, 1952. MDTI DN CARRI ED. CaUNCIL BILL No.. 1346 -'RE: VAUDEVILLE HaUSES, MaTlaN PICTURE FIRST TIME IN r~Lb' , -, OCCUPATlaN TAX upaN aWNERS AND aPERATaRS QF THEAJRES, SHaws AND aTHER EXHI BI TI o.N HALLS WAS 5VB~1'T;rED,-.A'NDEREADGTHE Y' ., . I '(',' . IT WAS MOVED BY CRUM~AKER, SECDNDED BY AL~EN THAT THE BILL BE REFERRED TO THE JUDICIA~Y CaMMITTEE FaR FINAL PASSAGE JUNE 23, 1952, aRDINANCE TO. BE EFFECTIVE JULY I, '952. MaTlaN CAR~IED. , ,. , , ' PAVI NG 9~ 21 S1: AVENUE -XMERALD, ONY~ AND AGATE STREET WAS 01 SCUSS~D ~":ID REF:ERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER TO. CHECK AND REPaRT AT THE NEXT MEETING. RESOLUTIONS REsaLUTION - RE: REZaNING - ANNEXED AREA BETWEEN ARTHUR AND CLEVELAND STREETS; T. W. CHARLES AND SAMUEL H. AND BEULAH M. TYLER WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FaLLaws: I e I I , i Ii I I, Ii 1\ Ii i !j r I' r Ii ~ I II I: I: !: 'I I, 'I Ii ji [I Ii J: I: ,I ii II Ii . I - Ii I; II ,I I, II I i II Ii Ii II I e 1:29~ e "t.t: I "BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON THAT THERE IS HEREBY TRANSMITTED TO THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION OF SAID CITY, THE FOLLOWING PETITIONS FOR ZONING AND REZONING PROPERTY IN THE SAID CITY, AND REVISIONS TO ZONING ORDINANCE, TO-WIT: RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION Vl:"" ti.' (K;, ~ - ~ BEGINNING AT A POINT SOUTH 890 20' EAST 549.00 FEET AND 2307 FEET SOUTH OF THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SECTION I, TOWNSHIP 18,SOUTH, RANGE 4 WEST, WILLAMETTE MERIDIAN, SAID POINT BEING 22 FEET SOUTH OF THE INTERSECTION OF THE SOUTH MARGIN OF TWENTY- THIRD AVENUE WITH THE EAST MARGIN OF CLEVELAND STREET AND LYING ON THE PRESENT SOUTH CITY LIMITS LINE OF EUGENE; THENCE SOUTH 890 20' EAST 400 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 98 FEET; THENCE NORTH 890 21 ' WEST 400 FEET; THENCE NORTH 98 FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING ALL IN LANE COUNTY, OREGON AREA SOUTH OF 23RD AVENUE BETWEEN ARTHUR STREET AND CLEVELAND STREET ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF EUGENE, MAY 19, 1952. - REQUEST THAT AREA'BE ZONED RA OUTER RESIDENTIAL T: W. CHARLES I BEGINNING AT A POINT 50 FEET NORTH AND 140 FEET WEST OF THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF THE COUNTY SURVEY No. 1576 IN D.L.C. No. 40, SECTION 6, Twp 18 SOUTH, RANGE 3 WEST; WILLAMETTE MERIDIAN, IN LANE COUNTY, OREGON, AND RUNNING THENCE NORTH 140 FEET; THENCE WEST 172 FEET; THENCE SOUTH 140 FEET; THENCE EAST 172 FEET. LOCATED AT 25 WEST 25TH AVENUE REQUEST CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION FROM R-I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENCE TO C-3 COMMERCIAL SAMUEL H AND BEULAH M. TYLER~ 536 I I TH AVE E., 522 I I TH AVE E, WEST TO CORNER OF FERRY ST. UNI TAR I AN CHURCH ON CORNER OF I I TH AND FERRY, 470 I I TH AVE. E. 458 I I TH AVE E., ALL ON WOUTH S I DE OF I I TH AVENUE AND 539 I I TH AVE E., 525 I I TH AVE E AND LUTHERAN CHURCH ON NE CORNER OF 11TH AND FERRY, NO NORTH SIDE OF 11TH AVE. E. . THIS INCLUDES PROPERTV FROM THE MID-POINT BETWEEN FERRY AND PATTERSON STREETS WEST TO THE END OF THE PRESENT R-4 ZONING. REQUEST CHANGE OF ZONING FROM R-4 MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT TO C-3 CENTRAL BUSINESS DISTRICT I AND DIRECTING THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO ADOPT A TENTATIVE REPORT AND HOLD'A HEARING THERE- ON IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER IN THE CITY HALL OF SAID CITY ON TUESDAV, JULY I, 1952 AT 7:30 P.M. DAVLIGHT SAVING TIME, AFTER GIVING DUE NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ONCE IN THE REGISTER- GUARD, AND IN CASE OF A FAVORABLE REPORT ON SAID REQUEST, A HEARING IS HEREBY CALLED TO BE HELD~N THE'CITY HALL AT THE COUNCIL MEETING THt SECOND MONDAY IN JULV (JULV 14, 195~ COMMENCING AT 7:30 O'CLOCK, NOTICE OF WHICH SHALL BE GIVEN THREE TIMES IN THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD." IT WAS MOVED BV CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY SMITH THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. UPON MOTION DULY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED TO JUNE 23, 1952. e RESPECTFULLV SUBMITTED, ~ cI?- OREN L. KI NG, CITV MANAGER. I e ~ r-130,' I ~ ~ I , , , " . -J ' , I ,:,' : l . .. I tit I - " : - , .' It I -. I e I -