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Ii THE MEETING Of THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CI!Y OF EUGENE, OREGON HELD I N THE CITY
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l'-a I: HALL ON JUNE 9, 1952 AND ADJOURNED TO JUNE 23, 1952 AT 7:30 P.M. WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY HIS
L"':' II MAYOR V. E. JOHNSON WITH FOLLOWING COUNCILME~ PRESENT: CRUMBAKER, ALLEN, BOOTH,
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QC II GODLOVE, SMITH, KOPPE, SIEGENTHALER AND 'WATSON.
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- THE LAST REGULAR MEETING HELD JUNE 9, 1952 AND ADJOURNED TO JUNE 23, 1952
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II THIS BEING THE DA.TE SET FOR THE CONSIDERATION AND AWARD OF BID FOR THE CONSTRUCTION AND
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II THE FIRST UNIT OF ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AT MAHLON SWEET MUNICIPAL AIRPORT, THE
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Ii ~OLLOWING BIDS WERE TABULATED, AS PUBLICLY OpENED ON JUNE 23, 1952 AT 10:00 A.M. STANDARD TIME.
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:1 BASIC BID $ 72,600.00
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I ALTERNATE #1 17,800.00
i TOTAL 90,400.00 130 WORKING DAYS
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H. L. SHIELDS & SON - EUGENE
BASIC BID 75,528.85
I AL TERNATE #1 19,942.00
TOTAL 95,470.85 160 WORKING DAYS
'WALDO HARDIE & SONS - EUGENE 5% BOND
BASIC BID 76,964.00
AL TERNATE #1 21,078.00
TOTAL 98,042.00 200 WORKING DAYS
IN~USTRIAL BUILDERS- EUGENE 5% BOND
BASIC BID 82,876.00
AL TERNATE #1 22,876.00
TOTAL 105,752.00 120 WORKING DAYS
. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BID OF BICKFORD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY,
BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE ACCEPTED, AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED
TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH BICKFORD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR THIS PROJECT IN THE AMOUNT OF
$90,400.00 CONTINGENT UPON C.A.A. PARTICIPATION BEING PROVIDED. ROLLCALL VOTE. Mo T ION CA. R R lED.
2 THIS BEING THE DATE SET FOR THE CONSIDERATION AND AWARD OF BID FOR THE SUPPLYING"OF"72" :.
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il REINFORCED CONCRETE SEWER PIPE FOR THE SEWAGE DISPOSAL PLANT, THE FOLLOWING BIDS WERE TABULATED,
Ii AS PUBLICLY OP-ENED ON JUNE 23, 1952 A} 10:00 A.M. STANDARD TIME.
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!I EUGENE CONCRETE PI PE & PRODUCTS 18.84 PER LINEAL FOOT $ 9,420.00
Ii COLLINS CONCRETE & STEEL PIPE CO. 23.00 PER LINEAL FOOT 11,500.00
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! SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BID OF E.UGENE AND
I PRODUCTS, BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE ACCEPTED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS
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'i BE: AUTHO_R I ZED TO ENTER I NTO A CONTRACT WITH EUGENE CONCRETE PI PE & PRODUCTS, COMPANY FOR. SUPPLYING
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3 t THIS BEING THE DATE SET FOR THE AWARD OF VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS, THE FOLLOWING BIDS
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II OPENED ON JUNE I 8, I 952 AT 10:00 DAYLIGHT TIME.
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Ii MADISON STREET FROM 18TH TO 21ST
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Ii CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY
I' $ 12,234.90 $ $
I: ACME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 12,452.85
\1 EUGENE SAND tie GRAVEL COMPANY '16,788.00
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I: ALL BIDS WERE I N PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CASHI ERS CHECK. OR BIDDERS BOND. CITY I
II MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE BID OF THE CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY BE ACCEPTED.
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if BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE ACCEPTED, .AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE AUTHORI ZED
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TO 21ST AVENUE. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.
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I OA~ SJREET FROM 26TH AVE. TO S.
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I: CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 2,292.60
)1 ACME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 2,557.00
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i: EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY 2,987.25
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ALL BIDS WERE, 1 N PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANI ED BY A .CASHI ERS CHECK OR BI D BOND. CI TY [ 'I'
MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE B'D OF THE CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY BE ACCEPTED, ~
IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE BID OF THE CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY, I
BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE ACCEPTED, AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED
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TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY FOR PAVING OAK STREET FROM 26TH AVENUE \'
TO T~E SOUTH BOUNDARY OF PLUMMER'S ADDITION. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.
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BIDDER 3t" ASPHALTIC:CONC'. 5" ASPHALTIC CONC.' 7" CONCRETE Ii
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16TH AVENUE. FROM WI LLAMET,TE TO OL I VE ~ ~; $ I ·
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CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY $ $ 5,594.00 $
ACME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 5,819.30
EUGENE SAND &: GRAVEL COMPANY 6,124.55
FRED STUBBERT _ 7,163.00
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ALL BIDS WERE 1 N PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CASHIERS C~E.CK OR BIDDERS BOND. CITY i e
MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE BI D OF THE EUGENE SAND &: GRAVEL COMPANY BE ACCEPTED. III
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I T WAS MOVED BY GaUMB*KER, SECO.NDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BI D OF THE EUGENE SAND &: GRAVEL Ii
COMPANY, BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMIT[ED, BE ACCEPTED, AND THE PROPER CI TY OFFICERS II
BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE EUGENE SAND &: GRAVEL COMPANY FOR PAVING OF '
16TH AVENUE FROM WILLAMETTE STREET TO OLIVE STREET IN THE AMOUNT OF $6,124.55. ROLLCA.LL VOTE. Ii
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21 ST AVENUE FROM UNI VERSI TY TO EMERALD I,
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CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 8,699.15 I:
ACME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 10,116.25 :'
EUGENE SAND &: GRAVEL COMPANY 12,099.40 II
FRED STUBBERT 12,697.50 i!
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ALL BI DS WERE I N PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANI ED BY A CASHI ERS CHECK 9R BI DDERS BOND. CI TY I j'
MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE BI D OF THE CENTRAL HEATI NG COMPANY BE ACCEPTED. ;1
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I T WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECON'DED BY ALLEN THAT THE BI D OF TI-!E CENTRAL HEATI NG COMPANY, Ii
BEl NG THE BEST AND LOWEST BI D SUBMI TTED, BE ACCEPTED, AND THE PROPER CI TY OFFI CERS BE AUTHORI ZED (
':TO ENTER I NTO A CONTRACT WI TH THE CENTRAL HEATI NG CO'MPANY FOR PAVI NG OF 21 ST AVENUE FROM',' .
UN'IVERSITY TO EMERALD STREET IN THE AMOUNT OF $8,699.15. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. :i
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I 27TH FROM WI LLAMETTE TO PORTLAND; Ii
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HYLAND ADD. TO 27TH; McMILLAN FROM
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CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 21,445.60 I,
ACME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 22, I 12.30 1
EUGENE SAND tie GRAVEL COMPANY 22 29,497.30 I ,
ALL 61 DS WERE I N PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANI ED BY A CASHI ERS CHECK 'OR 81 DDERS BOND. CI TY il
MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE BI D OF THE CENTRAL HEA'TI NG COMPANY BE ACCEPTED. Ii
IT 'WAS 'MOVED BY CRUMBAKER~ SECOND.ED BY ALLEN THAT THE BI D OF THE CENTRAL HEATI NG COMPANY, Ii ~
BEl NG THE BEST AOND LOWEST BI D S'UBMI TTED, BE ACCEPTED, AND THE PROPER CI TY OFFI CERS BE AUTHORI ZED I;
TO ENTER I NTO A CONTRACT WI TH THE CENTRAL HEATI NG COMPANY FOR PAVI NG 27TH FROM WI LLAMETTE Tol tit
'PORTLAND; PORTLAND FROM NORTH BOUNDARY.FRASIER-HYLAND ADDITION TO 27TH; McMILLAN FROM NORTH !
BOUN~~RY FRASIER-HYLAND ADDITION TO 26TH; 26TH FROM PORTLAND TO ALLEY BETWEEN OLIVE AND I
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McMI!-LAN IN THE AMOUNT OF $21,445.60. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. II
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WALNUT' STREET FROM FRANKLI N BLVD. TO 'I!
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CENTRAL HEATI NG COMPANY 23,042.45 ~I'
ACME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 24,142:80 I
EUGENE SAND &: GRAVEL COMPANY 29,027.75 il
FRED STUBBERT 30,441.50 !:
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,~LL BIDS'WERE IN PROPER ORDER A.ND ACCOMPA.NIED BY A CASHIERS CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. CITY il
MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE BI D OF THE CENTRAL HEATI NG COMPANY BE ACCEPTED. Ii
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IT WA.S MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BI D OF THE CSNTRAL HEATI NG COMPANY, Ii :
BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE ACCEPTED, AND.THE PROPER ~ITY O~FICERSBE_AUTHORIZED III i
TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY FOR PAVING WALNUT STREET FROM I '
FRANKLIN BLVD. TO FAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD, IN THE AMOUNT OF $23,042.45. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION I:
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BLA I R TO VAN BUREN STREET 6" PLA I N CONCRETE PAV I NG
FRED STUBBERT $ 4,940.95
R. C. PARSONS 4. SON 5,016.30
L. H. WILLIAMS; EUGENE SAND 4. GRAVEL 5,188.85
ALL BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CASHIERS CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. CITY
MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE BID OF FRED STUBBERT BE ACCEPTED.
IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BID OFf RED StUBBERT~ BEING THE
BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE ACCEPTED, AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO
ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH FRED STUBBERT FOR PAVING THE ALLEY BETWEEN 6TH AVENUE AND 7TH
AVENUE FROM BLAIR BOULEVARD TO VAN BUREN STREET IN THE AMOUNT OF $4,940.95. ROLLCALL VOTE.
MOTION CARRIED.
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'I BIDDER ~~ .3!" ASPHALTIC CONCRETE
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I WIDENI.NG WILLAMETTE FROM 13TH TO 17TH
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I R. C. PARSONS & SON $ 31,088.50
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II ACME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 32,897.75
t- BOTH BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CASHI ERS CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. CI TV
1:'- I! MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE BID OF R. C. PARSONS tit SON.
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~ THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE ACCEPTED, AND THE PROPER CI TY OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO
I' ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH R. C. PARSONS & SON FOR WIDENING WILLAMETTE STREET ~ROM 13TH TO
II 17TH AVENUE IN THE AMOUNT OF $31,088.50. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.
BIDDER - CONCRETE SIDEWALKS
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i WILSON COURT FROM 14TH TO 18TH AVE
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i K. A. WARDELL $ 3,.870.00
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I L. S. PI,CKENS 3,914.50
I FRED STUBBERT 4,050.00
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I HOWARD CONCRETE CONST. COMPANY 4,232.00
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1 ALL BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CASHIERS CHECK OR BlDDERS BOND. CITY
I; MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE BID OF K. A. WARDELL BE ACCEPTED.
Ii IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BID OF K. A. WARDELL, BEING. THE
\: BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMI'TTED, BE ACCEPTEDi AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED.TO
E NTE.R INTO A CONTRACT WITH K. A. WARDELL FO~ INSTALLATION OF A CONCRETE SIDEWALK ON W~LSON
COURT FROM 14TH TO 18TH AVENUE IN THE AMOUNT OF $3,870.00. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.
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I WILSON STREET FROM 14TH TO 18TH AVE
I K.A. WARDELL 4,105.00'
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L. S. PI CKENS 4,187.00
II FRED STUBBERT 4,.332.00
HOWARD CONCRETE CONST. COMPANY 4,528.00
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il ALL BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CASHIERS CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. CITY
MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE SID OF K. A. WARDELL BE ACCEPTED.
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IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BID OF K. A. WARDELL, BEING THE
BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE ACCEPTED., AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO
ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH K. A. WARDELL FOR INSTALLATION OF A CONCRETE SIDEWALK ON WILSON I
STREET FROM 14TH TO 18TH AVENUE IN THE AMOUNT OF $4,105.00. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.
S. SIDE 24TH - PEARL TO PATTERSON
1 I K. A. WAROELL I ., 779 . 30
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I L. S. PICKENS 1,968.90
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I FRED STUBBERT 2,038.80
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ALL BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANI ED, BY A CASHI ERS C'HECK OR BI DDERS BOND.
MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE BID OF K. A. WARDELL BE ACCEPTED.
IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER" SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BID OF K. A. WARDELL, BEING THE
e BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE ACCEPTED, AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO
ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH K. A. WARDELL FOR I NSTALLATI ON OF A CONCRETE SI DEWALK ON 'SOUTH::
SrDEEOF~24~HIAvENWE FROM PEARL TO PATTERSON STREET IN THE AMOUNT OF $1,779.30. ROLLCALL VOTE.
MOTION CARRIED.
S. SIDE 14TH AVENUE FROM WILSON STREET TO
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II K. A. WARDELL 425.00
II L. S. PICKENS 436.50
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I HOWARD' CONCRETE CONST~ COMPANY 480.00
FRED STUBBERT 502.50
ALL BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CASHIERS CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. CI TV I
MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE BID OF 1<. A. WARDELL BE ACCEPTED. I
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IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BID OF K. A. WARDELL, BEING THE BEST
AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE ACCEPTED, AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO
A CONTRACT WITH K. A. WARDELL FOR INSTALLATION OF A CONCRETE SIDEWALK ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF
14TH AVENUE FROM WILSON STREET TO WILSON,COURT. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. \
W. SIDE HARRIS FROM '25TH TO 29TH AVENUE
K. ,A. WARDELL 2,155.15
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L. S. PICKENS 2,482.70 ~/
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ALL BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A. CASH I ERS CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. CITY I
MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE BID OF K. A. WARDELL BE ACCEPTED.
IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BID OF' K. A. WARDELL, BEING THE"-
BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE A C C E P TE 0 , AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO'
ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH K. A. WARDELL FOR THE I NSTA.LLATI ON OF A. CONCRETE SIDEWALK ON
THE WEST SIDE OF HARRIS STREET FROM 25TH TO 29TH AVENUE IN THE AMOUNT OF $2,155.15. ROLLCALL
V'OTE. -MOTION CARRIED.
SANITARY SEWER IN ALLEY BETWEEN OLIVE A.ND CHARNEL TON
--. FRO~ 24TH TO 25TH AVENUE
I COAST {ONS~RU~TI~N ~ JESKE BROS. , $ 673.75
W. F. STONEBURNER I , 271 .25
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I BOTH BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANI EP. ~y A CASHIERS CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. CITY
MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE BID OF COAST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY A.ND JESKE BROS. BE ACCEPTED.
IT WAS'MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BID OF COAST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY It
AND JESKE BROS. BE ACCEPTED, AND THE PROPER 'C I TY OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER I'NTO A
CONTRACT WITH COAST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY AND JES~E BROS. FOR THE INSTALLATION OF A SANI'TARY
SEWER IN THE ALLEY BETWEEN OLIVE AND CHARNEL TON STREET FROM 24TH TO 25TH AVENUE INTHE
AMOUNT OF $673.75. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CA.R'RIED.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS 1
4 A REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER - RE: CONFERENCE OF NATIONAL COMMITTEE OF THE AMERICAN
INSTITU'TE 'OF PAR~ E~ECUTIVES; HOLIDAY, JULY 5TH; TRAFFIC SIGNALS; COOPERATION WITH COUNTY
COURT ON OBiAINING AERI~L PHOTOGRA'PHS OF THE CITY OF EUGENE AND IMMEDIATE VICINITY; ACQUISITION
OF AR'EApFOR. THE EXTEN'S'ION OF THE NORTH/SOUTH RUNWAY AT MA~LON SWEET AIRPORT wAs SUBMITTE~ iND
READ AS FOLLOWS!:' Ii
"OUR SUPERINTENDENT OF PARKS, WILLIAM R. MATSLER HAS BEEN APPOINTED A MEMBER OF THE il
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NATIONAL COMMI TTEE OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF PARK EXECUTIVES AND HAS BEEN INVITED TO II
ATTEND ON JUNE 23RD AND 24TH, IN DETROI T, MICHIGAN. ' THI S I:
THEIR TWO DAY CONFERENCE II
COMMITTEE HAS BEEN APPOINTED TO STUDY A NA.TIONAL IN-SERVICE TRAINING PROGRAM IN THE
DEVELOPMENT OF PARK AND RECREATIONAL A R'E AS. Ii
IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT MR. MATSLER BE AUTHORIZED TO ATTEND THIS I N-SERV ICE TRAINING I .
CONFERENC-E ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF E'UGENE AND THE FUTURE PARK DEVELOPMENT AND RECREATIONAL
PROGRA.MS OF THE STATE OF OREGON. HIS EXPENSES ARE BEING PAID BY THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF
PARK EXECUTIVES.
2. IN ACCORDANCE WITH - RECENT PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR OF STATE OF OREGON THAT
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ALL STATE AND 'COUNTY OFFICES BE CLOSED ON SiTURDAY, JULY'5TH, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT I!
EUGENE CITY OFF-I CES ALSO BE PERMITTED TO CLOSE, THEREBY ALLOWING CITY EMPLOYEES A. THREE
DAY HOLIDAY FROM FRIDAY, JULY 4TH OVER THE WEEK-END. THIS WOULD NOT INCLUDE DEPARTMENTS :1
OF PUBLIC SAFETY. II
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3. OFFICIALS OF THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT HAVE AGREED TO PRESENT TO THE H'I GHWAY I
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COMMISSION AT THEIR MEETING ON JULY 10TH THEIR RECOMMENDATION FOR THE INSTALLATION OF. I
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TRAFFIC SIGNALS AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF 6TH AND POLK AND 7TH AND POLK; THE CONVERSION I
OF EXISTING INSTALLATIONS AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF 6TH AND JEFFERSON AND 7TH A.ND JEFFERSON
I WI TH INTER-CONNECTION CABLES BETWEEN POLK, BLAIR AND JEFFERSON STREET INTERSECTIONS WITH Ii
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I A.N ESTI MATED OVER-A.LL COST OF $12,300 TOTA.LING $6, 150 FOR THE CITY'S 50 PER CENT. I TWAS
ALSO AGREED TO iNCLUDE THE SYNCHRONIZATION OF THE SIGNAL AT BROA.DWA Y AND MILL STREET FOR
NORTH BOUND TRAFF I C- ON THE PACIFIC HIGHWAY WITH THE OTHER SIGNALS ON FRANKLIN BOULEVARD II
I N A F U!R THE R ENDEAVOR TO CONTROL FAST MOVING TRAFFIC AROUND THIS CURVE. Ii e
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4.- .' AFTER F'UR THER CONFE~ENCES ~ITH MRS. VERA TODD CROW RELATIVE TO THE ACQUISITION OF
THE 60 BY 140 FOOT TRACT OF GROUND FOR THE OPENING OF PORTLAND STREET, MRS.' CROW HAS I
AGREED TO ACCEPT $2,000 FOR PAYMENT I N FULL FOR THIS LOT. INASMUCH AS THE APPRAISAL OF
THIS GROUND IS $1,800 AND THE SALE OF IT WOULD INVOLVE ( I N MR S . CRbw's ESTIMATIO~J A .
CERTAIN DEPRECIATION TO THE REMAINING PROPERTY, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE CI TV COUNCIL
I A.UTHOR I ZE THIS PURCHASE AT THE PRICE OF $2,000. I
5. UPON RECEIPT OF A LETTER FROM MR. R. O. DWIGANS WHO OWNS PROPERTY ON THE NORTH SI DE. Ii
OF MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT, A STUDY HAS BE.EN MADE OF THE POSSIBILITY OF EXCHANGING CITY Ii
OWNED PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF THE AIRPORT AND PROPERTY ON .THE NORTH SIDE I N AN II
ENDEAVOR TO ACQUIRE A.DD IT I-ONAL GROUND FOR THE EXTENSION OF A NORTH/SOUTH RUNWAY FOR Ii
F U TV R E AIRPORT EXPANSION. II
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IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS BE REFERRED TO THE AIRPORT AND FINANCE COMMITTEES FOR II I
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6. :A CHECK HAS BEEN MADE WliH THE LANE COUNTY COURT AND MR. H. G. CHI C-KERI NG JR., CON- i:
SULTING PHOTOGRAMMETRIST, RELATIVE TO ACQUIRING TWO AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE CITY OF ,:
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EUGENE, UNDER THE PRESENT PLANS OF THE COUNTY FOR AERIAL MAPPING OF THE ENTIRE AREA. IT Ii
IS ESTIMATED THAT THESE TWO MAPS WILL COST ABOUT $QOO AND WILL BE I NC LUDED IN. THt Ii
ENGINEER'S BUDGET FOR THE YEAR 1952-53 UNDER THE ITEM ENGINEERING S~UDIES & SURVEYS.
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A CHECK WITH THE ARMY ENGINEERS SHOWS THEIR MOST RECENT AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS WERE . pit e
TAKEN IN FEBRUARY 1950, BUT WERE NOT &:OMP'ILETEDAS THEY COVER ONLY THE WILLAMETTE RIVER
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[I AND AMAZON AREAS
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TO A SCALE OF MORE THAN ABOUT 300 FEET TO THE INCH. PRESENT PLANS OF THE SURVEY
I! PHOTOGR~PHER ARE TO TAKE THESE AERIAL PHOTOGRAPHS FOR THE COUNTY ON 1,000 FEET TO THE
I , INCH SCALE WHICH MAY BE ENLARGED FOR AN AERIAL MAP OF 100 FEET TO THE INCH WHICH SHOULD
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I BE VERY BENEFICIAL IN PRESENT AND FUTURE PLANNING FOR THE CITY OF EUGENE AND IMMEDIATE
I CITY
Ii ., SUB~RBAN A,REAS. THE COUNTY COURT AND MR. CHICKERING BOTH WERE ADVISED THAT THE
,I ' WOLJLD BE HAPPY TO COO~ERATE IN THIS VERY WORTHWHILE PROJECT.
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OC; Ii POLK STREET. THIS SLUICE
< THE NORTH END OF GATE IS EIGHT BY EIGHT, WEIGHING APPROXIMATELY
P>- I I 2, 800 POUNDS. IT IS AUTOMATICALLY CONTROLLED SO THAT I T WI t:L CLOSE WHEN FLOOD ST~GE
c:r: II REACHES THE 'WI LLAMETTE RIVER. THE TWO PUMPS ARE VARIABLE, RANGING uP TO 35,000 GALLONS
II PER MINUTE AND ARE POWERED BY TWO WOUND ROLLE~ I NDUCTI ON MOTORS OF 100 HORSEPOWER EACH.
II THE USE OF THIS PUMPING STATION DURING HIGH WATER SEASON IN THE DEWATERING OF OUR SEWER
Ii SYSTEM SHOULD AID MATERIALLY I N OUR SANITARY AND STORM SEWER PROBLEMS I N THE CITY. "
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Ii I N THE MATTER OF CLOSING THE CITY OFFICES ON JULY 5TH, IT WA.S MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY
e ,I CRUMBAKER THAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE CI TY MANA.GER BE ADOPTED. MOTl ON CARR I ED.
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I N THE MATTER OF THE PURCHASE OF PROPERTY FROM MRS. VERA TODD CROW, IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH,
SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER BE ADOPTED. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION
Ii CARRIED.
Ii IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT OF THE CITY
1 II MANAGER BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED.
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5 I A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC 'WORKS COMMITTEE - RE: REZONING HILYARD STREET ANNEXED AREA;
I VARIANCE FOR ELMER LOUDEN; BID OPENING FOR IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS; PAVING 21ST AVENUE; SEGREGATION
H OF ASSESSMENT; ANNEXATION OF C. P. TILLMAN PROPERTY WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ A.S FOLLOWS:
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I! "A MEETING OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE WAS HELD ON JUNE '9, ,952 WITH THE FOLLOWING
PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, KOPPE AND SIEGENTHALER; CITY MANAGER; CITY
E,NGI NEER AND PLANNING CONSULTANT.
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I, I. THE COMM I TTEE DROVE OUT AND REVIEWED THE REZONING OF PART OF THE NEWLY ,t:.NNEXED
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i' SOUTH HI LY,t:.RD STREET AREA FROM R-A TO C-3 CENTRAL BUSINESS. IT WAS RECOMMENDED
I' THAT
. I THE COUNCIL APPROVE THE REZONING TO C-3.CENTRAL.BuSINESS OF LOTS ONE THROUGH T~N
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INCLUSIVE, OF THE THIRD ADDITION TO SUNNY HOLLOW, LYING IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF LACY
I! STREET AND BORDERED ON THE WEST BY EAS~ AMAZON DRIVE, PROVIDED THAT A 20 FOOT A.L LEY BE
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ii DEEDED FROM LACY STREET TO FRANK STREET ALONG THE EASTERLY 20 FEET OF LOTS ONE THROUGH
16 AND THE.SOUTHERLY 20 FEET OF LOT TEN TO CONNECT WITH EAST AMAZON DRIVE AS SHOWN ON
II THE ATTACHED PRINT I N RED.
I T, WAS ALSO RECOMMENDED THAT THE REZONING TO C-3 OF THE AREA BOUNDED BY AN EA.ST-
WEST LINE 245 FEET NOR TH OF THE INTERSECTION OF THE CENTER LINE OF 31ST AVENUE WITH THE
EAST LINE Of HILYARD STREET; ON THE SOUTH BY THE NORTH LINE OF LACY STREET; AND ON THE
1 WEST BY THE EA.ST LINE OF HILYARD STREET AND ON THE EAST BY THE WEST LINE OF ALDER STREET
E.XTENDED SOUTH, BE WITHHELD UNTIL A PLAT OF THIS AREA HAS BEEN FILED SHOWING PROPER ACCESS
TO THE REAR OR EAST OF THIS AREA EITHER BY'A DESIGNATED 20 FOOT ALLEY OR BY, THE OPENING
.. OF AL.DER STREET FROM 30TH TO 32ND AVENUE.
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II 2. THE COMMITTEE AGAIN REVIEWED THE REQUEST OF MR. ELMER LOUDEN, I 108 JACKSON STREET
I TO CONSTRUCT A DUPLEX OVER A FOUR CAR GARAGE ON THE REAR OF HIS LOT. THIS LOT IS.
, 133-1/2 FEET ~Y 60 FEET, TOTALING 8,016 SQUARE FEET. THE PRESENT TWO-FAMILY RESIDENCE
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I .TOTALS 1225 SQUARE FEET AND THE GAR A,GE AND TWO UNIT APARTMENT BUILDI NG WOULD BE 1440
e : SQUARE FEET, TOTALING 2,665 SQUARE FEET, MAKING A 33% COVERAGE WHICH IS WITHIN THE 40%
I: ALLOWANCE. PROPER SETBACK LINES WOULD BE MAINTA.1NED, INCLUDING A 20 FOOT SETBACK FROM
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i THE PROPERTY LINE ON I I TH AVENUE FOR THE GARAGES; APPROXIMATELY 10 FEET BETWEEN THE PRESENT
I DwELL I NG A.ND THE EAST END OF THE G,t:.RAGE, 16 FEET FROM THE SIDE OF THE LOT TO THE REAR OF
THE BUILDING AND THREE FEET FROM THE WEST END OF THE GARAGE TO THE.WEST PRO PER TY L I N E .
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INASMUCH AS ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS HAVE RECOMMENDED THIS VARIANCE A.ND THAT THE
II ABOVE STIPULATIONS WILL BE ADHERED TO, IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS VARIANCE BE GRANTED.
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I'i 3. THE COMMI TTEE REVIEWED THE FOLLOWING BIDS FOR IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS WHICH WERE OPENED
Ii A.T 10:00 A.M. ON JUNE 18, 1952 AND CONCURRED WITH THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF THE CITY MANAGER
I: AND CITY ENGINEER I N THE AWARDING OF THE FOLLOWING BIDS:
Ii A. MADISON STREET FROM 18TH TO 21ST AVENUE - CENTR,t:.L HEATING COMPANY I N AMOUNT OF
$12,234.90 - 34 FOOT FROM 18TH TO 19TH AND 30 FOOT FROM 19TH TO 21ST AVENUE, 3-t"
1 AS~HALTIC PAVING.
B. OAK STREET,FROM 26TH AVENUE TO SOUTH BOUNDARY OF PLUMMER'S ADDITION - CENTRAL
I HEATING COMPANY I N AMOUNT OF $2,292.60 - 34 FOOT,' 3-t" ASPHALTIC PAVING.
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:1 C . 16TH AVENUE FROM 'WILLAMETTE TO OLl VE STREET - EUGENE SAND tie GRAVEL COMP~NY IN AMOUNT
11 OF $6,124.55 - 42 FOOT, 7" CONCRETE PAVING.
D. 21ST AVENUE FROM UNIVERSITY TO EMERALD STREET - CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY IN AMOUNT OF
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e I $8,699.15 - 34 FOOT, 1"
32 ASPHALTIC PAVING.
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3. 27TH AVENUE FROM WI LLAMETTE TO PORTLAND; PORTLAND FROM N. BOUNDARY FRASI ER-HYLAND 1
ADDITION TO 27TH; McMILLAN FROM NORTH BOUNDARY FRASIER-HYLAND ADDITION TO 26TH; 26TH
FROM PORTLAND TO ALLEY BETWEEN OLIVE AND McMILLAN 7 CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY IN AMOUNT
O~ $21,445.60- 34 ~OOT, 3i" ASPHALTIC PAVING. I
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F. WALNUT STREET FROM FRANKLI N BOULEVARD TO FAI RMOUNT BOULEVARD - CENTRAL HEATI NG COMPANY II
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I N AMOUNT OF $23,042.45 - 42 FOOT FROM FRANKLIN TO 15TH AND 36FOOT FROM 15TH ToFAIRMOUNT i
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32''' ASPHAL TI C PAVI NG. :
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G. WIDENING WILLAMETTE STREET FROM 13TH TO 17TH AVENUE - R. C. PARSONS & SON IN AMOUNT II
OF $31,088.50 - 46 FOOT PAVING. I
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H. 'A.LLEY BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH AVENUE FROM BLAIR TO VAN BUREN STREET - FREQ STUBBERT IN 1'1
AMO~NT OF $4,940.9~ - 14 FOOT, 6" PLAIN ~ONCRETE PAVING. $3.7~ ~ER ;
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I. CONCRETE S.IDEWALK ON WILSON COU,RT.FROM 14TI:ITO 18TH AVENUE - K. A. WARDELL IN AMOUNT i:
OF $3,870.00. r
J. CO,NCRETE SI,DEWALK ON WILSON STREET F~OM 14TH TO 18TH AVENUE - K. A. WARDELL IN AMOUNT Ii e
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OF $4, I 05.00.. Ii
K. CONCRETE SI DEWALK ON SOUTH SI DE OF 24TH AVENUE FROM PEARL TO PATTERSON STREET - ' Ii
K. A. WARDELL IN AMOUNT OF $1,779.30. Ii
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L. CONCRETE SIDEWALK ON SOUTH SIDE OF 14TH AVENUE FROM WILSON STREET TO WILSON COURT - I: 1
K. A. WARDELL IN AMOUNT OF $425.00.
M~ CONCRETE SIDEWALK ON .THE WEST SIDE OF HARRIS STREET FROM 25TH ~O 29TH AVENUE - K. A.
WARDE~L IN AMOUNT OF $2~1~5.15.
N. SANITARY SEWER IN ALLEY BETWEEN OLIVE AND CHARNELTON FROM 24TH TO 25TH AVENUE - COAST
,CONSTRUCTION COM~ANY AND JESKE BROS. IN AMOUNT OF $673.75.
4. THE COMMITTEE AGAIN REVIEWED THE PROPOSED ANNEXATION OF THE NORTH SUNNY HOLLOW AREA I,
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AS PETI TI O. NED BY 44 RESI DENTS OF THE AREA. I T WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE PROPER RESOLUTION I':
BE.DRAFTED. SETTING HEARINGS.AND DATES IN CONNECTION WITH AN ELECTION FOR ANNEXATION OF 'I
THIS AREA. I
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5. IN CONNECTION WITH THE PAVI.NG OF 21ST AVENUE BETWEEN HILYARD AND UNIVERSITY STREET I -~
T~.E ,CITY M~NAGER ADVISED"THAT THREE BLOCKS ARE UNDER CONSTRUCTION INCLUDING ONE BLOCK II
FROM HILYARD TO ALDER.A.ND TWO BLOCKS FROM UNIVERSITY TO EMERALD LEAVING FOUR BLOCKS I:
FROM ALDER TO .UNIVERSITY A~D ONE ~LOCK FROM EMERALD TO AGATE TO BE PAVED AT A FUTURE Ii
DATE. IT WOULD HAVE BEEN DESIRABLE TO HAVE INCLUDED THIS ENTIRE STREET UNDER ONE PROJECT Ii
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BUT I NASMUCH AS PROPERTY OWNERS HAD PETI TI ONED FOR ONLY THESE THREE BLOCKS THI S YEAR, IT i:
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WAS RECOM.MENDED THAT THI S WORK GO AHEAD AS OUTLI NED AND THAT THE REMAI NI NG FI VE BLOCKS II
.BE .COMPLETED UPON PETI TI ONS FROM PROPERTY OWNERS I N THE FUTURE. I:
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6. THE REQUEST OF JAMES T. NEWELL TO SEGREGATE HI S LOT. AT THE CORNER OF TAYLOR AND 13TH i
A V E N U E WAS REV I. EWE D. _ T HIS LOT I S I 67 FEE TON T A Y LOR S T R E ETA N D 60 FEE TON I 3 T H A V E N U E . I I
MR. NEWELL, DESI'R,ES TO DIVIDE THIS LOT LEA.VI.NG lOT! FEET FOR THE CORNER LOT FACING TAYLOR i: .
STREET AND SELL THE NORTH 60 FEET. IN ORDER TO DO THIS HE DESIRES PERMISSION TO SEGREGATE ;
A PORTION OF THE PAVING ASSESSMENT TOTALING $505.37 TO THIS PROPERTY. THE PARTY WHO IS
BUYING THIS,60 FEET HAS A 60 DAY OPTION TO PURCHASE ADJAC~NT PROPERTY 50 BY 60 FEET FOR
AN ADEQUATE BUILDING LOT. _ IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS SEGREGATION BE APPROVED.
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7. THE REQUEST O~ MR. AND MRS. PHILIP TILLMAN TO ANNEX THEIR PROPERTY LOCATED SOUTH I
OF REED STREET ON Cr RCLE STREET IN CHULA V I STA PARK WAS REV I EWED BY THE COMMI TTEE. IT" ..
WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE COUNCI L AUTHORI ZE THE PROPER RESOLUTION TO BE DRAWN AND PASSED II .
UNDER THE PROVISION O~ CHAPTER 563, .OREGON LAWS, AUTHORIZING THE ANNEXATION OF THIS I
TERRITORY WITHOUT AN ELECTION. THIS PETITION TO ANNEX WAS SIGNED BY 100% OF THE PROPERTY i
OW.NER,~ AND IS CONT I GUOUS TO PRESENT CITY L I M ITS. " i
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I N THE .MATTER OF THE REZONI NG OF PORTIONS OF THE SOUTH HI LYARD AREA, I T WAS MOVED BY Ii
CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE HEARING BE CONTINUED UNTIL JULX 14TH. MOTION CARRIED. i
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I N THE MATTER OF THE VARI ANCE FOR MR. ELMER LOUDEN,. I T WAS MOVED BY CRUt;'1BAKER, SECONDED \i
BY ALLEN .THAT THE.VARIANCE BE GRANTED. MOTION CARRIED. I
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IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC I:
WORKS COMMI TTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRI ED. II
6 'A REPORT OF THE FINANCE AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEES - RE: OCCUPATION TAX; ORDINANCE 8541; Ii
EQUIPMENT FOR FIRE DEPARTMENT; BIDS FOR AUDITING CITY BOOKS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ As FOLLOWS: Ii I
"A MEETING OF THE FINANCE AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEES WAS HELD ON ,JUNE 20, 1952 WITH
THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN BOOTH, CRUMBAKER, KOPPE AND SIEGENTHALER; :
CITY ATTORNEY; CITY MANAGER AND ALTON ROBBIN~, MANAGER OF THE MACDONALD THEATRE. Ii
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1 I. COUNCIL BILL No. 1346 RELATIVE TO 1I CENS lNG, REGULATING AND LEVYING AN OCCUPATION TAX
I: UPON OW'NERS AND' OPERATORS OF THEATRES, VAUDEVILLE HOUSES, MOTION PICTURE, SHOWS AND OTHER
EXHIBITION HALLS WAS AGA.I N REVI EWED. THIS COUNCIL BILL RECEIVED IJ>S FIRST READING A~ THE
II REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING ON JUNE 9TH AND WAS REFERRED TO THE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER
STUDY. OPERATORS OF ALL THEATRES WITHIN THE CI~YOF EUGENE WERE SENT A. COPY OF THIS
COUNCIL BILL WITH A.N INVITATION TO MEET WITH THE JUDICI~Y COMMITTEE AT I I : 30 A. M. ON
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FRIDAY, JUNE 20TH, AND TO OFFER ANY COMMENTS OR RECOMMENDATIONS IN CONNECTION WITH THIS
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ti,' PRoposED ORDINANCE. IT WAS AGAIN BROUGHT OUT THAT THIS ORD'I NANCE WAS IN LINE WITH OTHER
Q) OCCUPATION TAXES RELATIVE TO THE AMUSEMENT PROFESSION AND THERE WERE APPARENTLY NO OBJEC-
~ TIONS.
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e::t IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMI TTEE THAT THIS COUNCIL BILL BE PASSED AT THE NEXT
COUNCIL MEETI NG.
2. THE REQUEST TO REPEAL ORDI NANCE- No. 8541 WHICH LIMIJ,S THE USE OF POWER SPEAKERS,
CALLIOPES OR OTHER NOISE MAKING, MUSIC MAK I NG' OR SPEECH MAKING DEVICE, TO MAKING ANNOUNCE-
MENTS OF GENERAL PUBLI C INTEREST AND DOES NOT PERMIT SAME TO BE USED FOR A.DVERTISING OR
e COMMERCIAL PURPOSES.
IT WAS RECOMMEND~D'BY THE COMMITTEE THAT NO ACT'ION BE TAKEN.
3. THE CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THAT THE FOLLOWING EQUIPMENT BE PURCHASED FOR THE FIRE
DEPARTMENT OUT OF THE REMAINING BALANCE OF $5,100.00 IN THE 1951-52 BUDGET:
1 FIVE ~ELF-CONTAINED GAS MASKS $ 1,400.00 .
500 FEET OF 1-1/2" HOSE 750.00
ONE LOW PRICE AUTOMOBILE 2,053-.00
I TOTAL $ 4,203.00
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II THE DEPARTMENT NOW HAS ONLY THREE 'SELF-CONTAINED MASKS. THE ABOVE PRICE WOULD INCLUDE
CONVERTING THESE TO THIRTY MINUTE SIZE AND THE PURCHASE OF A.N ADDITIONAL FIVE FOR USE IN
HEAVY SMOKE FIRES. THIS WILL ALLOW TWO OF THESE GAS MASKS TO EACH COMPANY.
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I TO KEEP ADEQUATE HOSE ON HAND.
I THE ADD I T I, 0 N A L HOSE IS NECESSARY IN CURRENT ENDEAVORS
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I THE NEW CAR WILL BE UTILIZED FOR THE CHIEF AND ASSISTANT CHIEF ON 24 HOUR CA.LL AND
Ii PRESENT 1948 PONTIAC NOW USED BY THE CHIEF WILL BE ASSIGNED TO THE FIRE MARSHALL'S .
THE
. OFFICE FOR FIRE INSPECTIONS THROUGHOUT THE CITY AND WILL ALSO BE ON 24 HOUR CALL.
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4. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT BIDS BE CALLED FOR THE AUDITING OF THE CITY BOOKS FOR THE
FISCAL YEAR BEGINNING JULY I , 1952, BIDS TO BE OPENED AT 3:00 P.M. ON JULY 10TH FOR
COUNCIL ACTION JULY 14TH. "
IN THE MATTER OF THE EQUIPMENT FOR THE FIRE DEPARTMENT IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY
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i CRUMBAKER THAT THE REPORT OF THE COMMI TTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED AFTER ROLLCALL VOTE .
IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT OF THE FIN A NC E
1 AND JUDICIARY COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED.
7 I ' A MEETI NG OF THE PUBLIC WORKS, FINANCE & AIRPORT COMMITTEES - RE: BI D OPENING FOR AIRPORT
ADMINISTRATION BUILDINGj 72" SEWER OUTFALL LINE; AND BIb CALL FOR LOADER WAS SUBMITTED AND
READ AS FOLLOWS:
"A MEETING OF THE PUBlI C WORKS, FINANCE AND AIRPORT COMMITTEES WAS HELD ON JUNE 23,
1952 WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSONj COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, BOOTH, GODLOVE,
e SIEGENTHALER A.ND WA TSONj CITY MANAGERj GRAHAM SMITH A~D RALPH RODERICK, CONSULTING ENGINEER.
I. THE FOUR BIDS FOR THE FIRST PORTION OF THE AIRPORT ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AT MAHLON
SWEET AIRPORT WHICH WERE OPENED AT I I :00 A.M. DAYLIGHT STANDARD TIME I'N THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS
ON JUNE 23, 1952 WERE REVIEWED BY THE COMMITTEE. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE COUNCIL ACCEPT
THE LOW BID OF THE BICKFORD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY IN THE AMOUNT OF $90,400, ASSUMING THAT
C.A.A. WOULD SHARE ON A 56.06% BASIS, TOTALING $54,688.77 FOR THE C.A.A. AND $42,865.23
FOR THE (I TV OF EUGENE, TO~ALING 197,554.00 WHICH INCLUDES THE lOW BID OF $90,400 PLUS
6% fOR ARCHITECTS FEES AMOUNTING TO $5,424.00 PLUS $1,690.00 FOR ENGINEERING AND CON-
TINGENCIES PLUS $40.00 FOR ADMI NI STRATI ON.
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THIS BID INCLUDES ADEQUATE FACILITIES FOR THE WEATHER BUREAU, C.A.A., AS WELL AS
THE ALTERNATE FOR A CONTROL TOWER LISTED AT $17,800 I N THE LOW BID, TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN
130 WORKI NG DAYS AFTER THE AWARD OF THE CONTRACT. THE AWARD ,OF THE BID ON THIS BASIS
WOULD ENTAIL AN ADDITIONAL EXPENDITURE BY THE CITY OF EUGENE OF $7,9"78.23. IT WAS
RECOMMENDED THAT THIS ADDITIONAL AMOUNT BE INCLUDED IN THE 1952-53 BUDGET BY MEANS OF
1 TRANSFERRING $5,000 FROM THE EMERGENCY FUND AND CARRYING FORWARD AN ADDITIONAL $2,978.23
BALANCE o'N JUNE 30, 1952.
2. THE COMMITTEE REVIEWED THE TWO BIDS SUBMITTED FOR THE FABRICATION OF 500 FEET OF 72-
INCH REINFORCED CONCRETE TI LE. IT WAS ~ECOMME~DED THAT THE LOW BID OF THE EUGENE CONCRETE
PIPE COMPANY BE ACCEPTED AT $18.84 PER LI NE ~ L FOOT, TOTALING $9,420.00 TO BE COMPLETED
WITHIN 80 DAYS AfTER THE EXECUTION OF THE CONTRACT.
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3. THE CITY MANAGER OUTLINED THE NEED FOR AN AUTOMA.TI C HYDRAULICALLY CONTROLLED 3/4 1
YARD LOADER FOR USE BY. THE :STREET AND MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT. IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE
'COMMI TTEE THAT T'HE COUNCIL AUTHORI ZE CALLING FOR BIDS FOR THIS LOADER TO BE OPENED AT
10:00 -A.M'. DAYLIGHT STANDARD TIME JULY 14, 1952 FOR COUNCIL ACTION THAT DATE. FUNDS FOR
THIS EQUIPMENT ARE PROV I OED FOR IN THE 1952-53 BUDGET.
4. IT WAS BROUGHT OUT BY THE CITY MANAGER THAT FOUR OF THE POLICE CARS ARE NEA.R I NG THE
80,000' MI LE PO I NT A.ND SHOULD BE REPLACED AT THE EARLIEST POSSIBLE DATE. QUOTATI ONS WERE
READ FROM KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY, BRODSKY'S AND SILVA CHEVROLET COMPANY. IT WAS RECOMMENDED
THAT THE BID OF KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY BE ACCEPTED TOJALING $4,223.24 PLUS THE TRADE-IN
FOR POll C E CARS NUMBERS :THREE, 'FOUR; FIVE AND EIGHT AT $851.50 EACH.
THIS BID ALSO INCLUDES 10% FLEE~ DISCOUNT AS WELL AS THE DEDUCT! ONS FOR FEDERAL
EXCISE T'AX. THE FOUR FORDS ARE MAINLINER, SIX CYLINDER, TWO DOORS WITH ADDITIONAL
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EQUIPMENT OF 120 AMPERE BATTERY, 45 AMPERE VENTILATOR, WINDSHIELD WASHER, TURN I NDI CATOR, i
EMERGENCY' BRAKE SIGNAL, TWO BACKUP LIGHTS, PUNCTURE PROOF TUBES AND SPOT LIGHT.
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FUNDS ARE PROVIDED FOR THIS EQUIPMENT I N THE 1952-53 BUDGET, AND IT IS UNDERSTOOD I
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THAT THESE CARS WILL NOT BE DELI VERED OR BILLED UNTIL AFTER' JULY I , 1952. " q
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I N THE MATTER OF THE PURCHASE OF POL ICE CARS, IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY' II
ALLEN THAT THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE BE A.DOPTED. MOTION CARRIED, AFTER ROL LC ALL VOTE.
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IN THE MATTER OF THE LOADER FOR THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT, IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, I 1
SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. .ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.
REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
8 A REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS - WAIVER OF FRONTA.GE REQUIREMENTS FOR MR. KROCKER, 31ST
AVENUE AND CLIFFORD'STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
"THE -BOARD OF ApPEALS HELD A MEETING JUNE 19, 1952 TO CONSIDER THE REQUEST OF MR.
HENRY H. KROCKER FOR WAIVER OF FRONTAGE REQUIREMENTS. MR. KROCKER OWNS A PIECE OF GROUND
185 FEET BY 117 FEET AT 31ST AVENUE AND CLIFFORD STREETS AND DESIRES TO DIVIDE THIS
PROPERTY INTO THREE LOTS. ONE LOT WOULD BE 60' X 117' CONTAINING 7,020 SQUARE FEET WHICH
WILL MEET REQUIREMENTS. THE OTHER TWO LOTS WOULD'BE 58'6" X 125' AND CONTAIN 7~312 SQUARE
FEET EACH. THE REQUESTED WAIVER IS FROM 'THE 60 FOOT FRONTAGE.
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THE BOARD DID NOT CONSIDER THIS AN UNREASONABLE REQUEST SINCE THE AREA IS OVER AND
ABOVE THE 6,000 SQUARE FEET REQUIRED A.ND FURTHER, A. 30 PER CE NT COVERAGE ALLOWANCE WOULD
NOT BE CROWDING THE PROPERTY. BOARD GRANTED THE REQUEST. "
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I SECONDED THE REPORT OF THE
ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED.
PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS
9 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR BEER LICENSES WERE SUBMITTED: 1
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I LAWRENCE STREET GROCERY, STEPHEN tie I 0 L A Mc MIL LAN, 395 W. I I TH - -PKG. STORE, CLASS A.
WEST SIDE MARKET, CHARLES &: CORA O'BRI EN, 657'JEFFERSON STREET - PKG. STORE, CLASS A.
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I I TWAS MOVED BY GODLOVE, SECONDED.BY ALLEN THAT THE APPLICATIONS, AS APPROVED BY THE ,I
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POLICE DEPARTMENT BE ENDORSED. MOTION CA.RR I ED.
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10 PETITION FOR SIDEWALK ON MILL STREET FROM 29TH TO 30TH AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED WITH 59.1% I
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OF TOTAL FOOT- FRONT AGE OF PROPERTIES SIGNING PETITION.
I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED ~Y ALLEN THAT THIS IMPROVEMENT BE APPROVED AND THAT
ORDI NA.NCES BE PASSED AT THIS MEETING FOR A SIDEWALK ON MI.LL STREET FROM 29TH TO 30TH AVENUE.
MOTION CARRIED.
I I COMMUNICATION FROM MR. WENDELL DELLER, 677 W. 1ST AVENUE - RE: REQUEST FOR TRAILER COURT I
AT 1690 FERRY STREET WAS SUBMITTED. I
ITWAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE I
CITY MANAGER TO STUDY THE QUESTION TO SEE WHAT COULD BE WORKED OUT AND THAT LETTER BE SENT TO II
MR. DELLER .' MOTION CARRIED. II
12 COMMUNICATION - RE: BUSINESSME~'S CONFERENC~ TO BE HELD IN PORTLAND ON URBAN PRqBLEMS, II
ON JUNE 23RD AND 24TH WAS SUBMITTED. I:
IT WA.S MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND I 1
PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. I
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13 COMMUNICATION FROM PAUL DULL - RE: PAVING MADISON STREET FROM 18TH TO 20TH AVENUE WAS I
SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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1 'I "ILL HEALTH PREVENTS MY APPEARANCE BEFORE THE CITY COUNCIL THIS EVENING TO RENEW
, PAVING OF MADISON STREET, TO' 20TH.
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IT IS RESPECTFULLY REQUESTED THAT YOU ADOPT THE RECOMMENDATION OF YOUR PUBLIC WORKS
tOMMI TTEE THAT THE PROJECT BE NOT UNDERTAKEN THIS YEAR. IT IS FURTHER RESPECTFULLY RE-
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QUESTED THAT YOU ACCEDE TO THE DESIRES OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS WHO SIGNED THE REMONSTRANCE
A.GA I NST THE PAVING.
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Ot) ARGUMENTS MADE ORIGINALLY BEFORE YOU AND CONTAINED IN THE REMONSTRANCE PETITION
<r: ARE RENEWED. IT IS DIFFICULT TO UNDERSTAND WHY THE CITY COUNCIL REFUSES TO ACCEPT THE
-- SIGNATURES Of PROPERTY OWNERS, QUALIFIED TO SIGN THE PETITION, WHO OWN 70% OF THE FRONTAGE
~ ON MADisON S!REET, 18TH TO 20TH AS VA.LID EXPRESSIONS OF THEIR OPINION. IT HAS BEEN
EXPLAINED TO YOU THAT THOSE WHO HAD SIGNED THE ORIGINAL PETITION TO PAVE EITHER 01.0 SO
AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO A 34 rOOT STREET OR BECAUSE IT WAS REPRESENTED TO THEM THAT EVERYONE
ELSE WAS FOR PAVING.
FINALLY, AS ONE COUNCILMAN SAID TO ME, WHILE IT IS WITHIN THE POWER OF THE CITY
e .COUNCIL TO PAVE ANY STREET, THE CI TY COUNCI L EVEN I N CASE OF PUBLIC NECESSITY OBTAINS THE
CONSENT OF THE MAJORITY. IF THAT IS THE CRITERION, THE REMONSTRANCE PETITION BEFORE YOU
IS THE EXPRESSION OF MORE THAN 70% OF THE PROPERTY HOLDERS ON THE PROJECT INVOLVED, AND
IS THE LAST AND VALID EXPRESSION OF THEIR OPINION. IT IS RESPECTFULLY REQUESTED THAT YOU
TAKE COGNIZANCE OF THEIR WISHES, AS THEIR REPRESENTATIVES, BY REJECTING AN UNESSENTIAL
PA V I NG PROJECT. "
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1 THIS COMMUNICATION WAS RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE.
ORD I NANCES,
14 COUNCIL BILL No. 1346 - RE: OCCUPATION TAX ON OWNERS AND OPERATORS OF THEATRES, VAUDEVILLE
HOUSES, MOTION PICTURE SHOWS, ETC., INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING ON JUNE 9, 1952 WAS
BRQUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION.
IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE
ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COU,NCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ
THE SECOND' TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
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I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE
READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNC I L. MOTION CARRIED
. I UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED A.ND GI VEN
FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. . BOOTH ABSENT. THE BILL'WAS DECLARED
PASSED AND NUMBERED 10075.
15 COUNCIL BILL No. 1347 - RE: I NSTALLATI'ON OF '. 0.' .. 31 S'T AVENUE - PORTLAND
SANITARY SEWER ON TO
WEST CITY LIMITS; BETWEEN 31ST AND PRALL - OLIVE TO PORTLAND - PRALL LANE, ETC. WAS SUBMITTED
AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN fULL.
1 IT WAS MOVED.BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY
TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. 'MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS
READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE RULES' BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE
READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE C OU NC I L. MOTION CARRIED
UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TI TLE ONLY.
IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED A.ND GIVEN
e FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. BOOTH ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED
PASSED AND NUMBERED 10076.
COUNCIL BILL No. 1346 - RE: AD'OPT I NG PLA NS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR I NSTALLATI ON OF A
SANITARY SEWER ON 31ST AVENUE - PORTLAND TO WEST CITY LIMITS; BETWEEN 31ST A.ND PRALL - OLIVE
TO PORTLAND - PRALL LANE, ETC. WAS SUBMITT~D AND READ THE FIRST TIME I N FULL.
IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY
TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS
I READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE
READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED
I UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BI LL WA.S READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
; IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER,
1 I SECONDED BY ALLEN THA.T THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN
FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. BOOTH ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED
AND NUMBERED 10077.
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16 COUNCIL BILL No. 1349 - RE: PAVING 19TH PLACE BETWEEN ARTHUR AND CLEVELAND STREET WAS
SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL.
IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TI TLE
ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOT ION CA.RR I ED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS R(!1;lI\D
e II THE SE!COND TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
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IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SEC,O,NDED BY ALLEN THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE 1
READ THE THI RD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCI L. Mo T ION C A.R R lED
UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
IT.WAS MOVED BY ~RUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE COUNC IL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN
FINAL pASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE.. BOOTH ABSE NT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED
AND NUMBERED 10078.
COUNC I.L BILL No. 1350 - RE: ADOPTING PLANS AN~SPECIFICATIONS FOR PAVING 19TH PLACE BETWEEN
ARTHUR AND CLEVELAND STREEis WAS SUBMITTED ,AND READ THE FIRST TIME ,IN FULL.
IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SEC-ONDED'BY ALLEN THAT'THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY
TITLE ONLY, WI TH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS
READ TJ;iE SECOND TIME BY TI TLE ONLY.
IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE
READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED
UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL,WAS READ THE THIRD,TIME BY TITLE ONLY. e
IT WAS. MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, S E.C ONDE D, BY AL LE N THA.-T THE Ii
COUNCIL BI LL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN
FI NAL PASSAGE. ALL .COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. BOO.TH A.BSE NT. THE, BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED I
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AND NUMBERED 10079. I
17 COUNCIL BILL No. 1351 - RE: SIDEWALK ON'MILL STREET FROM 29TH TO 30TH AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED I
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AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. i
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IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE BI LL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE I
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ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ I
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THE,SECOND TIME BY T-I TLE ONLY. Ii
IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, ALLEN I
SECONDED BY THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE I
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READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UN~NIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED i
UNf-NIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THI RD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I
IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, BY ALLEN THAT I
SECONDED THE COUNCIL,BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN I
FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. BOCilTH A.BSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED I
AND NUMBERED 10080. I
RESOLUTIONS I .
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18 RESOLUTION -, RE: SETTING PUBLIC HEARING FOR ANNEXATION OF C. P. TILLMAN PROPERTY WAS II
SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I
"WHEREAS, CITY.OF EUGENE, I
THERE HAS BEEN FILED WITH THE A WRITTEN PETITION FOR I
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ANNEXATION OF THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED AREA, TO-WIT: jI
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c. P. TILLMAN PROPERTY II
BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF LOT 2, BLOCK 15 OF CHULA VISTA. PARK, ACCORDI NG II I
TO PLAT,THEREOF RECORDED IN VOLUME 4 OF PLATS, P.AGE 42, RECORDS OF LANE COUNTY, II
OREGONj THENCE, N. 890 32' 45" W. 10.00 FEET ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT 2 TO I,
A POI NT, SAID POINT BEING THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING AND ON THE SOUTH CITY LIMITS I:
OF EUGENEj THENCE, N. 890 32' 45" W. 219.71 FEET ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF LOTS I AND r
2 OF SAID BLOCK 15, S A I D .L I N E ALSO BEING THE SOUTH CITY LIMITS OF EUGENE, TO THE II
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EASTERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF A PRIVATE ROADWAYj THENCE, S. 27 30' 45" W. 7.67 FEET II
ALONG SA.ID RIGHT OF WAY 1I NE TO A POINTj THENCEj FOLLOWING AROUND A CURVE TO THE LEFT I:
HAVING A RADIUS OF 68.36 FEET (ALONG SAID RIGHT OF WAY 1I NE ) THE LONG CHORD OF WHICH ,I
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BEARS S. /40 00' W. 31.96 FEET, THENCE S. 00 29' 'W. 127.48 FEET ALONG SAID RIGHT OF I e
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WAY LINE TO A POI N'T I N THE SOUTH LINE OF LOT 3, BLOCK 16 OF SAID PLA.T j THENCE, S. I
890 33' 30" E. 135.00 FEET ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID,LoT 3, BLOCK 16 TO THE SOUTH-
EAST CORNER THEREOF'j THE N C,E , N. 00 29 ' E. 15.00 FEET TO A. POINT IN THE CENTERLINE OF I
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CIRCLE STREET (Now VA'CATED)j THE NCE, FOLLOWING AROUND A. CURVE TO THE LEFT (ALONG I
SAI D CENTERLI NE)~ H A V I N G A, R A DIU S OF 174.69 FEET, THE LONG CHORD OF WHICH BEARS N. I
730',53 ' 30" E. 99.81 FEET, THENCE N. 00 29' E. 121.86 FEET A.LONG A 1I NE PARALLEL TO
THE EAST 1I NE OF LOT 3, BLOCK 15 TO THE TRUE POINT OF BEGINNING, ALL I N LA NE COUNTY, I
OREGON." Ii
A.ND I
WHEREAS, ,THE CITY CHARTER OF THE CITY OF EUGENE DOES,NOT EXPRESSLY PROHIBIT THE I
CITY FROM DISPENSING WITH SUBMITTING THE QUESTION OF A.NNEXATION TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS I
OF THE CITYj Ii
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I NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, THAT A
PUBLIC HEARING ~HALL BE HAD AT 7:30 P.M. ON THE 14TH DAY OF JULY, 1952, IN THE COUNCIL
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CHAMBERS, CITYHA.LL, EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, BEFORE THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CI TY
OF EUGENE, AT WHICH TI M,E AND PLACE THE REGISTERED VOTERS OF THE ci TY OF EUGENE MAY APPEAR
AND BE HEARD ON THE QUESTION OF SAID ANNEXATION, AND WHETHER OR NOT THE COMMON COUNCIL
SHALL DISPENSE WITH SUBMITTING THE QUESTION TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS OF THE CITY, BUT
~ II SHALL PROCEED BY HAVING AN ANNEXATION ONLY WITHIN THE AREAS HEREINBEFORE LEGALLY DESCRIBED.
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...'" II BE I T FURTHER RESOLVED THAT NOTICE OF THIS HEARING SHALL BE PUBLISHED ONCE EACH
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- WEEK FOR TWO SUCCESSIVE WEEKS PRIOR TO THE DAY OF THE HEARING I N THE EUGE NE REGI STER-GUARD,
oet I! A NEWSPAPER OF GENERAL CIRCULATION I N' THE CITY OF EUGENE, AND THERE SHALL BE NOTICES OF
I THE POSTED CITY OF EUGENE
II HEARING I N FOUR PUBLIC PLACES WITHIN THE FOR A LIKE PERIOD OF
TIME. SAID NOH:CES SHALL BE SIGNED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE.
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I: RESOLUTION ADOPTED THIS 23RD DAY OF JUNE, 1952. "
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1'1 CARRIED.
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I UPON MOTION DULY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED.
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