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I' THE R~GU(~~'MEETI NG dFTHE COMMON COUNCIL HELD IN THE CITY HALL ON SEPTEMBER 8, 1952
!i AND ADJOURNED TO SEPTEMBER 15, ,952 -AND S~pTEMBER 22,_ 1952 WAS CAUL EID TO OR DE R BY HIS HONOR,
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At) MAYOR V. E. JOHNSON A.T 7:30 P.M. WITH THE FOLLOWING COUNCILMEN PRESENT: CRUMBAKER, BOOTH,
GO G'G'DLOVE, KOplpE AND SI EGENTHALER. I COUNCI L:MAN WATSON TOOK HI S .SEAT IN THE COUNCIL C H AMBE RIS
< AT 8:00 p.M.1J 'CQlU'NCI LMEN 'ALU;'N ,AND !SMITH WERE ABSENT. I 'I.'
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~ THE MINUTES OF THE LAST REGULAR MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 8TH AND 15TH, 1952 AND ADJOURNED
TO SEPTEMBER 22; tl952 WERE READ AN~ ApPR~VED. I
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I TH{ F00~oWI~G REpdRT WAS GIVEN BY THE CITY MANAGER: I
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"I . fA PROGRESS REPORT OF THE FOLLOWING IMPROVEMENTS WAS GIVE N:
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I (A ) SEWAGE DllSpOSAL PLANT -
I, SIXTYIMEN ARE EMPLOYED ON THE POURING OF CONCRETE
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I I I N ,THE SL.AlBS A Nt> FOOTINGS OF THE DIGESTERS AND CLARIFIERS - IIOQ FEET OF TIiE 72
INCH C.ONC R EITE' 'OUTF ALL LI NE 19 COMPLETED, ,LEA.VI NGABOUT 450 FEET'TO BE INSTALLED.,
I AUTHORITY WAS ~SQUESTED BY THE CITY MA.NAGER TO CALL IFOR BIDS nOR A PICK-UP TRUCK
I TO BE 'UTI UI,ZED AT IT:HE SEwAGE TREA~MENT PLANT AND I" U M PIi N G S TAIT IONS. ;
(B) AIRPORT ADMINISTRATION BUILDI NG AT MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT IS PROGRESSING FAIR.
THEY ARE POURING THE CONCRETE WALLS,~ND CONCRETE POURED TO DA TE LOOKS VERY GOqD.
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( C ) STREE T PROJECTS - THE MANAGER REPORTED THAT THE CONTRACTORS HAVE BE E N MAKING
VERY EXCELLENT PROGRESS AND TiHAT OUTSIDE OF THE FOUR PROJECTS BEING WITHHELD
UNTIL NEXT YEAR THAT ALL STREET IMPROVEMENTS SHOULD BE COMPLETED BY THE END OF
I: I THIS'WEEK EXCEPT. FI RST 'AVENUE' FROM 'BLAI R BOUUEVARD .TO THE ~EST CITY LIMITS WHICH ~
Ii WILL NECESSI TATE ANOTHER TWO OR THREE :WEEKS FOR'THE POURING AND CURING O~ THE
NORTH STRIP OF CONCRETE.
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" 2. P, :BR I E F RECA'pl TULA'TI ON OF' THE 1952-5~IEXpENDrTURES ~AS GIVEN. A REPORT IFROM THE
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. COUNTY ASSESSORS OFFICE SHOWED THE 1952-53 ASSESSED VALUATION AT $37,077,120 WHICH WAS I
AN INCREASE OF APPROXIMATELY $5,000,000 OVER LAST YEAR. THIS RESULTED I N A DECREASE
I-'N MILLAGE FROM 20.11 MILLS LAST 'YE'AR "DO 19.5 MILLS THIS Y-EAR. . I
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3.. A GR.A!pHI CMAp 'WAS. PRESENTED .'SHOWI NG THE AMAZON PROJECT AND THE INCOMPLETE AREAS.
THIS MA'p 'I S BE I NG pREp'AREJD BY,TH~'REGISTER GUARD UPON THE RECOMMENDATIONS OF MEMBERS
I OF HiE FLOOD CONTROL COMMITTEE OF THE CHAMBEJR OF COMMERCE AFTER A RtCENT MEETING WITH
REPRESENTATIVE HARRIS ELLSWORTH -AND REPRESENTATIVES OF THE U. S. ARMY ENGINEERS WHERE-
IN IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT SUCH A MAP BE PREPARED WITH SUPPORTING DATA TO PRESENT TO THE
BUREAU OF THE BUDGET IN REQUESTJ'NG 'ALlOCATI ON OF AN ADDITIONAL $240,000. THIS
~$240,000 ~OULD ICOMpLETE THE AMAZON FROM THE DIVERSION STRUCTURE TO :THE EA$T SIDE OF
I THE FAIRGROUNDS WHICH IS THE WEST END OF THE -CONCRETE CHANNEL PLANNED FOR THE FUTURE.
THE MANAGER REPORTED ,THAT HE HAD BEEN ADVISED THAT THE ARMY ENGINEERS WERE pRESENTI NG
'1'HEI'R' BUDGET REQUESTS'TO THE BUR,EAU OF THE BUDGET BY OCTOBER 15TH AND THAT IT WOULD
BE BEST TO DELAY PRESENTING THIS INFORMATION FROM THE CI T)1 .TO THE 'BUREAU OF THE BUDGET
UNTIL AFTER OCTOBER 15TH. MR. FRED BRENNE OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE STATED THAT THEY
FELT-IT'WOULD BE VERY WORTHWHILE F,OR THE CI TY TO IpRESENT THIS REQUEST TO THE BUREAU
OF THE BUDGET THROUGH PERSONAL REPRESENTATION IN WASHINGTON AND ADVISED THAT THE
CHAMBER WOULD BE WI LLI NG TO ASSIST I N ANY WAY I" 0 S SIB L E .:
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Ii 4. IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE CITY MANAGER THAT MRS. VELMA LONG'BE GRANTED A ROOMING
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!I HOUSE LICENST AT 1405 E. 20TH AVENUE; AFTER INVESTIGATION OF THIS ROOMING HOUSE, IT
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I: WAS FOUND THAT'IT HAD' 'BEEN OCCUpl ED.'AS ISUCH FOR A. NUMBER OF YEARS. !
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I' 5. THAT THE FOLLOWI:NG AGREEMENT HAD BEEN REACHED BETWEEN
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il MR. H. J. LEONARD AND THE CITY OF EUGENE RELATIVE TO EXCHANGE OF pROpERTY.'IN THE
I SOUTH AMAZON A E A ADJACENT TO ROOSEVELT JUNIOR HIGH, SUBJECT TO THE APPROVAL OF THE
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II (I ) MR. H. J~ LEONARD WOULD DEED AND PROVIDE AN INSURED TITLE FOR IHI S TWO ACRES
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I: " 1(2 ) I N EXCHANGE FOR'THIS pROPERT'f, THE CI TY OF EUGENE :WOULD DEED AND PROVIDE AN
II I " I INSURED'TITlE'TOMR. LEONARD FOR THE1CITY OWNED LOTS ON THE SOUTHEAST OORNER
I I: '. I OF 611H AND POLK,IBEING A 60 FOOT BY'I60 FOOT LOT, ZONED "FOR BUSINESS AND
;! ' - LOTS 4,1 5, 6 A.ND 7,J BLOCK 28, . FRAZI:ER AND HYLAND ADDITION, AND $2,600.00
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II (3 ) MR. LEONARD WOULD AGREE TO MOVE ALL OF THE BUILDINGS AND MATERIALS OFF OF
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" THE LOT AT I , HIS OWN EXPENSE.
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(4 ) IF MR. LEONARIJ MOVES 25TH
THE PRESENT SEVEN UNIT APARTMENT HOUSE AT AND I
HILYARD TO THE FOUR LOTS ABOVE DESCRIBED, THE COUNCIL WOULD GRANT A
~ARI~NCE -PERMITTING HIM TO PLACE THIS MULTIPLE UNI T DWELLI NG IN THIS AREA.
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(5 ) THE CITY WOULD USE THE CI TY GRADER AND A FEW LOADS OF GRAVEL IN PREPARING
I THE STREET AND ALUEY IN FRONT AND BEHIND THESE LOTS IN THE FRASIER AND
I HYLAND ADDITIUN FOR ACCE~SS TO THE PROPERTY. "
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I TWAS MO\t1ED BY CRUMBA'KER, SECIONDED BY BOOTH THA TI THE C I T. Y t-1'A NAG E R BE AUTHORIZED TO CALL Ii
FOR BIDS FOR A LIGHT PICK-UP TRUCK FOR US.E AT THE SEWAGE. 01 SPOSAL PL ANT. ROLLCALL. V.OTE. :
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IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY SIEGeNTHALER WITH REFERENCE T'O IITEM'3 THAT THE
COUNCIL AUTHORIZE AN APPOINTMENT TO BE MADE WITH THE BURE A.U OF THE BUDGET IN WASHINGTON AFTER Ii
OCTOBER 15TH FOR A PRESENTATION OF THE AMAZON fJPR!OBL E M. MOTl ON CARRI ED. ,i
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.1 T WAS MOVED BY SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT :THE. .ROOMI NG HOUS,E Lt, CENSE FOR II I
MRS. VELMA LONG AT 1405 E. 20TH BE GRANTED. MOTION CARRIED. II e
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AFTER A COMPLE TE DISCUSSION OF ITEM:5, THE PROPOSAL ON THE LEONARD PROPERTY, IT WAS Ii
MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, ISECONDED BY BooHr THA T THE CITY MANAGER e'E A'UTHOR IIZED TO COMF;'LETE THE I'
TRANSACTION AS OUTLIN8D ~XCEP~ 80R ~HE PROV I S ION :FOR AN UNCONQITIONAL VARIANCE, SU~STITUTING I!
IN I,TS 'P'LAC E ITH E GRANT'! NG OF A VARI ANOE ONLY ON CDNDITION THAT.THE BUilDING AS SUCH) CAN BE Ii
MOVED, AND THAl1 THE CI TY ElNTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH MR. LEONARD TO INSURE PROPER RELOCATI ON II
OF BUILDING TO COMP.LY IWI.TH BUlILDING CODES AND TO INSURE i ATJRACTn/E[ OUTSI.D.E APPEARANCE. I
MOTION CARRIED.
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. I TWAS MOV.ED ~Y CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY GODLOVE' THAT' THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT OF THE
CITY MANAGER BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED.
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I I REPORTS OF COMMITTEES il
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"A MEETI NG OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE WAS HELD ON SEPTEMBER 22, 1952 WITH THE ii
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FOLLOWING PRESENT: MftlYOR JUHNSON;I COUNCI LMEN CRUMBAKER, GODLOVE,I KOPPE AND SIEGE~THALER; :i
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AND lei TY MA.N'AGER. I I II
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I . THE REQUEST OF MESSRS. LElO KOONS AND RAUL NEWMAN TO SU:BQ 1 V IIQE THE TWO CO~~ER I.;OTS Ii
AT 30TH AND WILLAMETTE STREET WAS REVIEWED BY THE COMMITTEE. THESE LOTS CONSTITUTE AN I
. ARE A OF 296 FEElT ON 30TH AVENUE AND 150 FEET ON WILLAMETTE, AND 1 T IS QESIRED TO ~EGREGATE ,I
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THE EAST 70 FElET FOR THE PURPOSE OF BUILDING ~ DUPLEX. THIS WOULD A~FORD IA LOT 10 FEET I;
aN 30iHAvENUEAND ~150 FEET DEEP, CONSTITUTING AN AREA OF 110,500.SQUARE FEF;T, AFFORDING I'
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PROPER SEliBACK LI NE S AND PARKING SPACE FOR A DUPLEX. I: I Ii
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111 WAS .RECOMMEND~D THA~ A VAR.IANCE BE GR~NTED IIN ACCORDANCE WI TH THE QBOVE REQUEST ,.
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PROVIOED THAT THIS REAR 70 FOOT B~ 150 FOOT TRACT BE SHOWN AND QESCRIBED AS A SE PA'R ATE !I
. PARCEL OF GROUND FOR THE ABOVE PURPOSE. I II 11 I
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2. THEl REQUEST .OF THE EUGENE FREE'METHODIST CHURC~ TO PURCHASE ONE OF THE FOLLlOWING TWO 'I
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TRACTS OF GROUND IN THE A I R R ARK A IWE A WAS S T U DIE D. I , I I
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( I ) THE SOUTHWEST. ICORNER .OF 18TH AND TYLER AP PINX IMA TE L Y 150 FEET SQUARE. ii
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( 2 ) THE PROPERTY IMMEDLATELY NORTH OF WESll I 811H AVENUE BEGIINNI NG ,6,T A POI NT. 570 I
FEET WEST OF POLK ST., (AMAZON DITCH) AND CONTINUING APPROXIMATELY 200 FEET ,
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IT WAS FELT BY. THE COMMITTEE THAT NO STIPULATElD USE OR SALE OF IANY PART OF THE' il
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AIRPARK PROPERTY COULD BE MADE AT THIS TIME PRIOR TO A COMPLETE STUDY FOR OVER-ALL "
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DEVE'LOPMENT OF THIS ENTIRE AREA PERTAIINI NG TO'RESI D.ENCES, IBUSI NESS AREAS,I SCHOOLS.AND ,
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PARK DEVElLOPMENT. I I . . . ,I
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3. THE PETITION FOR INSTALLATION OF A SIDEWALK AGAINST THE CURB ON LAWRENCE STRElET ,I
FROM 22ND TO 23RD AVENUE WAS RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL; HOWEVER, IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT II
THE PE'OPLE IN THIS ElLOCK BE GONTACT8D WITH THE RECOl',1MEN'DATION THf!T P.ER~ANENt I~TREET I:
IMPROVEMENTS GO IN AT THE "SAME TIMEIAS IT SEEMED UND,ESI RABLE TO CONSTROCT~ONLY THE il
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SIDEWALK WITHOUT THE CURB AND STREET IMPROVEMENTS.- . I II
4. I THE COMMITTEE STUDIED THE REQUEST OF MR. WILTON RUARK TO MOVE A THREE rA~ILY HOUSE 1,
FROM 558 ADAMS STREET 1019 IFI LMORE STREET.' Tf;lE 1019 IFr LMORE ':
UNIT TO LOCATION AT IS IN II
THE R-2, llWO FAMILY ZONE WITH A FRONTAGE OF 64 FEET ON FILMORE AND. 9 I FEET DEEP. PLANS il
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OF MR. RUARK I N C L U DEI A D U P L E,X F A C I N G F" L M 0 R E AND A SMALL SINGLE UNIT ON "HE REAR OF THE I;
LOT. I TWAS NOTED THAT HE PLA.NS TO INSTALL A THREE UNIT CARP.ORT TO AFFORD SUFFICIENT' 'i
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OFF STREET PARKING AS WELL AS COMPLY WITH PROPER SETBACK LINES AND THAT THE THREE LI V I NG
UNITS DI DNOT eXCEED 40% 10F iTHE AREA. ' . ,
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PROPERTY OWNERS BE CONTACTED RELATIVE TO THEIR OPINION OF SUCH A USE FOR THIS LOT. II
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I I 5.1 THE VETERANS' ARE 'PLANNI NG TO PAVEl,'THE PARK I,NG AREA BACK OF THE VETERANS BUILDING
ii TO AFFORD MORE PARKING/sPAcE ANO Sl'FLL MAINTAIN ACCESS BETWEEN ,THE :VETERANS BUILDING
" AND THE LANE TOWERS FROM 16TH AVE NUE TO THE EAST-WEST ALLEY AND IN ORDER TO DO THIS
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, ,tHEY WI'LL PAVE THE PRBSENT 14-FOOT ALLEY ADJACENT TO THE ~ETERANS BUILDING IN ACCORQANCE
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!I WITH CITY SPECIFICATIONS RELATING TO GRADES AND PROPER DRAINAGE OF THE AREA; HOWEIJER,I
THE VETERANS DESIRE TO USE THIS ALLEY FOR PARKING AND KEEP AN ADEQUATE RIGHT OF WAY OPEN
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<:: I, IJ ALLEY WAS PUT I N TO PROPER 'SPEC I F I CAT IONS AND PROV I DED THAT PROPER ACCESS WAS MAINTAINED
1-=1 " BETWEEN 16TH AVENUE AND THE EAST-WEST ALLEY TO SERVE BOThl LANE TOWERS AND.THE ~ETERANS
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I, IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED By:Bo'OT8 THAT HIE REPORT OF iTHE PUBLI C WORKS
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3 !i A REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS - REQUESTS OF K. MORIN AND ARTHUR WARREN WAS SUBMI TTED
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II "THE BoARD OF IApPEALS HELD A MEETI NG AT :T.HE CI TY HALL; SEPTEt'llBER I 8, 1952 A'ND THE
II FOLL6WI~G MEMBE~S WERt PR&SENT: ...:. MR. .'JOHN LUVAAS,I NlR. SAwMoRR IS, MR. CHARLES GI LLI LAN
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THE PURPOSE OF THIS MEETING WAS TO CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING REQUESTS FOR VARIANCE OF
'J AREAS AND -SETBACKS ASRBQUIRED BY THE ZONING ORDINANCE: -, . I
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I . MR. K. MORIN WHO OWNS A PIECE OF PROPERTY AT. THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF 17TH AVENUE
AND FERRY STREET HAS R El QUE S TEl DW A' I V E R OF REAR YARD-AREA AND SETBACKS FOR FRON JYARD FOR
THE eURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING A DUPLEX. FRONT YARD SETBACK R~QUIREMENT IS 12 FEET,
REQUEST IS FOR TEN FEET TO ACCOMMODATE A DOUBLE CARPORT WHICH PROJECTS FROM FRONT OF
RESIDENCE. S fNCe:' THE ENTRANCE '0 THE'CARPORT liS FROM THE ALLEY ON THE WEST SIDE OF THE
LOT ,I ~tHE -:STRUCTURE COULD ',B'E BUILT TO" THE 12 FOOl! SETBACK LINE; I
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REAR YARD REQUIREMENT IN THE R-3 ZONE IS 25% OF THE LOT DEPTH OR 16.75 FEET; THE
. PETITIONIASKS FOR I I I FOOT REAR YARD OR A WAIVER OF 5.75 FEE:t. THE LOT IN QUESTION IS
I! THE WEST HALF OF A CORNER LOTA~D IS 67' BY 80' IN DIMENSlO~ CONtAININ~ 5360 ~QUA~E
. II FEET. ORDINANCE REQUIRES 2500 SQUARE FEET FOR EACH UNIT OR A MINIMUM OF 5000 SQUARE
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I' I T!:tE BOARD FELT THAT'THE CARPORT COUllD BE LOCA TED' TO THE REAR OF tHE RESIDENCE
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THEREIH ELIMDNATING ANY HARDSHI P. I REQUEST WAS DENIED BY UtlJANIMOUS VOTE .
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2. MR. ARTHUR R. WARREN OF 2615 COL~MBIA STREET REQUESTS WAIVER OF LOT AREA FOR THE
'I PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTINGIA RESIDENCE 8Y SUBDIVIDING A PIECE OF PROPERTY AT 2585 COLUMBIA
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I TH~S RROPERTYIIS DESCRI!BED AS LOT - I , BLOaK 3, CHULA VISTA PARK AND EXTENDS FROM I
COLUMBIA TO CHULA VISTA STREET. THE PORTION IN QUESTION IS THE EAST 75.2 FEET 'OF SAID
LOT WHICH WOULD HAVE A 60 FOOT FRONTAGE AND CONTAIN 4500 SQUARE FEET; THIS IS 1500
SQUARE .FEBT UNDER REQUIREMENTS. THE WEST HALF OF SAID LOT CONTAINS A RESIDENCE WHICH
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'THE BOARD FELT THIS~WAS ITOO LARGE AVAR I A'NCE FROM REQUIREMENTS AND DENIED'TH'E
REQUEST IB'1f UNANIMOUS VOTE. " I ., : I
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BE REFERlRED TO THE PUBUC WORKS COMMitTEE. MOTION CARRIED.
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.1 PETITIONS)AND OOMMUNICATIONS' ,
4 I' A ROOMI'NG HOUS8 APALIC~TION, AS APP~OVEDBYTHE POL ,:C E, FIRE, BUILDIN~ AN~HEA~TH
DEPARTMENTSl WA'S SUBMI THO FOR K8NNED~COURT MOTEL, 1522 W. '6~H AVENUE BY E. w. GROGAN.
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I T WAS MOVED .BIY ISIIEGENTHALER, SECONDED 'BY CRUMBAKEIR TiHAT THE A P P LI C A T'I 0 N AS APPROVED,
BE ENDORSED.
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5 .. THIE FOLUOWING PETITIONS TO. REZONE WERE SIUBM I TTE D: I
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STENWI CK .. KOK-,. 'T.O .RE ZONE 8ETWEEN ALlMADEN AND FILMORE, AND 7'TH AND 8TH AVE. FROM R-2 TO c-21
!i EL~INE MOORE GETTY AND MARTHA MOO~E SELANDE~, TO REZONE WES'T 12TH AVEN'UE BETWEEN LINCOLN I
" AND LAWRENCE STREET FROM R-3 TO C- 2. I
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Ii EARL LWARE - 19TH' AND JEFFERSON tFRO:M C-2 ANI> R-I TO C-2, NEIGHBORHOOD COMMER~IAL.
RALPH LAKE - SOUTHWEST CORNER OF 15TH AND ORCHARD FROM R'-I TO C-2.
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Ii ATTORNEY FOR THE NECESSARY RESOLUTION, AND TO THE P~ANNING COMMISSION FOR CO'NSI DERATION AT \
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l' H E I R :OC T 0 B E R 7 l' H MEETING. MOTION CARRIED.
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6 AN iAPPLI CATION FOR SEGREGATION OF ASSESSMENT LIEN FOR PAVING.GARFIELD STREET FROM 1,8TH I
AVENUE lO,'SOUTH C'TY LI MI TS WAS' SUBMI TTED, BY. ,G. :K. NEAL, 1935 GARFIELD STREET.
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IT WAS MOVEDIBYICRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH HI ~ T THE SEGREGATI ON BE APPROV E'D., MOTION
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7 PEHTION FOR PAVING PATTERSON STREET FROM 14TH TO 19TH AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED, WITH SIGNA- I
TURES OF PROPERTY OW N E R S REPRESENTING 57.28% OF TOTAL FOOT FRONTAGE;: 11
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WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRI.ED.
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8 COMMUNICATION FROM OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY - RE: OVERHEAD TRAFFIC SIGNAL AT 5TH AND
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JEFFERSON STREET IWAS' SUBMI TTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: :1
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II I N R E PLY TO YOUR LETHR OF SEPTEMBER 5, ASKING IF I T WI LL BE SATISFACTORY IF YOU Ii
INSTALL AN OVERHEAD TRAFFIC SIGNAL IINITHE CENTER OF THE INTERSECTION OF JEFFERSON II
ELi'c T'R'I'C' R'A', LWA Y . - . - - - - . - - - - -
AND 5TH AVENUE, EUGENE, ABOVE TRACKS WITH A CLEARANCE OF FIFTEEN FEET :1 e
ABOVE THE TRACKS. . II
A SIGNAL HUNG ONLY FIFTEEN FEET ABOVE THE TR AC K BARELY CLEARS SOME OF OUR BOX CARS Ii
AND WOULDIBE A DEFINITE HAZARD TO A TR A IINMAN ljHROUGH DANGER.OF BEING RA~ED OFF WHEN ON
.'llOf? 10F ,BOX ,CARS, THEREFORE THE.MINIMUM VERTICAL.CLEAR~NCE ,SHOULD BE TWENTY TWq AtJD ONE- il
HALF FEET, WHICH CONFORMS TO OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY STANDARD ~ND. VERY Cl,OSEL'( TO P.U.C. I:
ORDER No. 99. " Ii
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I TWAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED :BY BOOTH THAT THE COMMUNI CATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ,I
ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. !i
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9 COMMUNICATION FROM SOL ROSENBERG - RE: CHANGE OF QLASSIFICATION WAS SUBMITTED AND READ II
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"As YOU 'K NOW, I OWN.THAT STORE BUILDING AND BUSINESS PROPERTY LOCATED .ON THq NORTH-
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EAST CORNER OF THE INTERSBCTION OF EIGHTH AVENUE WEST lAND WASHINGTON STREETS DESI GN~'TED
AS 491 EIGHTH AVENUE WEST, EUGENE, OREGON.
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- I I Ht;RETOF(jlRE,_,THE VA~LEY BAK~RY COMPA~YHAS BEEN\RENTING A POfllTION OF THIS,BUILDING.
THEIR LEASE HASIE~PIRED ANIj) THEY HAVE'MOVED OUT Af'tJD I WOU!,!D LIKE TO RENTJTHESEPREM1SES
TO A ~ARPET LAYINGIF!RM. I ! . II .
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I WOULD APPRECIATE THE CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL OR WHATEVER AUTHORITIES IT TAKES TO !i
ALLOW M~ TO CHANGE THE CLASSI FI CATI ON,'OF THIS ROOM FROM A BAKERY TO A CARPET LAYING il
BUSINESS TO THE END THJl.T I MIGHT ~E ABLE TO ENTER I t:IT(j) THE' LEASE FO~ THtSIPORTION OF THE
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I I T ,WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SEqONDED ~YIKcpPPE THAT THE GOMMUNICA110N BE REFERRED TO AN
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FLUOf1IDES IN WAT[~ SUPpLY 'vIAS SLlBMIl'TED ANDIREAQ AS FOLLOWS: I , I ,
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I "THEREj HAS BEEIi QUI TE A -,CONTROVERSY' AS TO 'T H E PROBLEM OF IADDING FLUORIDES TO THE I
PUBLIC'S DRINKING WATER. WE OF THE MENTAL AND PHYSICAL HEALT.H EDUCATION ASS'N I NC.. HAVE I
BEEN QUESTIONED A,S TO OUR OPINION AND FINDINGS AND TO HAVE OUR OPINION AND FINDINGS BE !!
KNOWN. ljHROUGH V~ST RES~ARCH AND COMPL8TE STUDY 0(' NATIONAL FlINDINGS, REPORTS A,ND II
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EXPERIMENTS OF UNIVERSITIES, PROFESSIONALS, PROFESSIONAL AND PRIVATE IINDIVIDUJALS, OUR I
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AFTER A COMPLETE AND THORQUGf1 ST,UDY QF THE .PRO'S AND CON'S, lIAKEN FROM A NATIONWIDE II
SURVEY, WE OF THE M.P.H.E.A..CANNOT AND WILL NOT ACCEPT FLUORIDATION OF PUBLIC WATER Ii
AS A MEANS TO STOP OR AGGRAVATE QENT~L CARIES. (TOOllH IDECAY).
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'-'T, WAS STATE:D ,ljHAT THE, AMERIICAN MEDI CAL ASS'N ENDORSED lFLUOR'1 DATI O.N. WH~T THEY SAID
. WAS, ON. HiE PRESENT A V A I LAB.LE TV 'IDE ~C E THEY BEll EVE IT TO BE SAFlE. T HA TIS TRUE" AS 'I
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YET THE USE OF FLUORINE IS IN AN EXPERIMENTAL STAGE ONLY. No ONE KNOWS WHETHER OR NOT, I:
ON~ PART ~LUO~lNE TO ONEMI,LLI ON PARTS WATER IS SAFE OR BEN E F IIC I A L. I Ii
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IS ONE OF THE DEADLI E5T OF POISONS OF WHICH THERE t 5 NO ANT I DOTE. 'I
I T WOULD BE QUITE FOOLISH TO R ~SH I NITO I;T PREMATURELY. AFTE:R ITHE EXP/ER!:MENT IS COM- !I r:
PLETE, 12 TO 50 YEARS, PREFERABLY 20 YEARS, THEN I T COULD BE GIVEN THOUGHT AND WOULD II
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- ~ BE R E.A D Y FOR DE BA TE.:- BU.T AS FORI NOW THE EVIDENCE ~HAT THE A.M.A~;MADE THEil R ENDORSE- II
, I. MENT ON, IS NOT S'UIFF I C lENT, CON SID E R I N G .T_H E DANGERS, AND. HAZARDS OF FLOORI DATil QN. 'I
, J 0. EDGAR HOOVER GAIVE T H E- WAR N I N G , "THE',NATION'S SECUR'TY C 0 U L 0 BIE -A T STAKE W'I TH Ii I
FLUORIDES ADDEP', TO PU Bill C WATER. IT WOULD BE ~O TRICK FOR THE ENEMY, TO SUBDUE, OR II
OVERRUN THE CITY WATER SUPPLY AND TURN LARGER AMOUNTS OF FLUORIDES INTO THE WATER Ii
I COMPLETELY -DESTROYI Np ITHE ENTIRE CITY. No ONE WOULD REALIZE, UNTIL I T WOULD BE. I
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,I THE PEOPLEAN~ OFFIOIALS OF E U G ENE, IvJ I L,L Gl VE', "FLUORIDATION" StRIOUS THOUGHT. OUR
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:1 CHILDREN'S ITEE~H, OUR HIE A L T H , MA Y BIE O.UR ILl FE, MAXBE OUR 0 C 0 U N T Rly 's SIE CUR I T Y AND MOST
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I' :1 CERTAIINLY.OUR I NDIIVI DUAL DEMOCR.~TI C RIGHT ITO CHOOSE WHoAT WE TAKE I NTO OUR PERSONAL
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IT .1 S A PROVEN FACT T H A TI A .W ELL B A'L A N C E D .D lET AND HIEAL TH H Y GII ENE lIS THE REIAL AND
~ il MOST SIMPLE WAY OF PREVENTING TOOTH DECAY. WHY NOT USE THIS SAFE ~Nb SENSIBL~
~-~ 'I FLUORIDES OF AGE, WE SEE NO
00 II WAY. CAN ONLY AID CHILDREN UNDER FOURTEEN YEARS
e'" Ii REASON' TO ENDANGER EVERYONE TO USE AN UNPROVED PREVENTION' WHEN THERE ARE MOREl
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F-4 I' R E Lt. A 8 L E , SAFER, SENSIBLE METHODS OF PREVENTING TOOTH DECAY. KEEP', OUR I
~ , THE MANY TOWNS WHO DIDN'T WISH, NOW, THEY HAD. "
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II PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED.
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12 II PEpl T'I ONS If OR ANDJAGAINST ANNEXING AN AREA ON RIVERVIEW AVENUEJAREA WAS 5UBMI~TED. IT
I: WAS REFERRED BY MAYOR JOHNSON ANDJ THE eOUNCIL TOIA CO~MITTEE or THE CO,l!J,NC I L AS A WHOLE. I
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13 II IAN ORAL REQUEST WAS'~ADEIBY THE CITY MANAGER AND THE DIRECTOR OF. THE PARK
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II DEPARTMENJJIfOR CONSIDERATION 0F RAISING. THE SERVICEICHARGE FOR THE .USE OF WASH I NGTON, PARK.' I
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" RECREATION BUILDING AND SKINNER'S BUTTE COTTAGE TO MORE ADEQUAWElY OFFSET THE EXPENSE OF
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KEEPING THESE BUILDINGS OPEN AND PROVIDING UTILITY SERVICE.
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II IT WAS MOVED BY SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE MA.TTER BE REFERRED TO THE I
II HEALTH AND RECREATION COMMITT[E AND TO TIHE F.lJNANCE C0MMITTEE.1 MiDTION CARRIED. I I
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14 ,I THE :SUB;,JECTCOfSl!.i;PROPOSE,O MEEif,I;NGNOFTiTSEC60UNC tL I W I \"PI'i~3THE CIBOiHWT OF ;.Sc HOOL DI'S]R I C T #4
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,I FRA~aIS WIL~ARD SCHOOL SITE WAS PRESENTED.
il REI;.ATDVE TO THE PLANS FOR FUTURE USE (j)F THE
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I' MEETI NG. THE DATE AND TIME TO BE WORKED OUT BY THE CI TY MA.NAGER AND THE SUPER I NTENDENT OF I
. 11 SCHOOLS. .
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14A I: A ROUGH DRAFT .OF STATEMENTS FiOR TH~ JV'OTERS PAMPHLE~ WAS SUBM[TTED AS rOLLdWS:
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,I "To I.MPROVE. AND ENLARGE THE ELECTRICAL AND WATER UTILITIES OF THE) CITY OF EUGENE AND
II TO ISSUE $1,000,000 GENERAL OBLIGATION AND REVENUE BONDS.
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II To COPE WITH THE PHENOMENAL GROWTH IN POPULATION AND SIZE OF THE EUGENE AREA THE EUGENE
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II WA TE R &: ELECTRIC BOARD HAS HAD TO EXTEND ITS SYSTEM AT A RECORD RATE. T H liS EX PAN S ION
II HAS REQUIRED A VERY HEAVY OUTLAY OF CAPITAL FOR ADDITIONS AND IMPROVEMENTS TO BOTH THE
I II WATER AND ELECTRIC SYS,TEMSi. THI S C10NIDI TI ON :STLU: EX'I STS..' IT MUS! BE REMEMBERED THAT
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LEVELS.I j
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'I RATE SCHEDULES ARE NORMALLY INTENDED TO ADEQUATE L Y PROVIDE THE NET I NC OME SUFFICIENT
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I' E UGE NE HAS BEEN SO GREAT THAT THE REVENUES HAVE NOT BEEN SUFFICIE~T T~ CONER ALL COSTS.
II SINCE THE GROWTH RATE HA.S NOT LEVELED OFF, AND SINCE THE RATES APPEAR TO BE ADEQUATE TO
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I' COVER THESE COSTS WHEN THE GROWTH RATE DOES LEVEL OFF, _1 T IS NE'CESSARY TO BORROW MONEY
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IN THE PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD IS ASKING THE
C I. T )Z ENS OF EUGENEI TO APPROVE AN' i1,SSUE OF $J ,000,000 iN GEJNERAL OBLIGATION AND REVENUE 'j
BONDS TO BE USED FOR CURRENT AND FUTURE CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS. THESE BONDS ARE TO BE
AMORTIZED.OVER A PERIOD NOTI EXCEEDI NG TWENTY-FI VE YEARS. THEY ARE rro BE PAY A B'L E FROM
II THE REVENUES DERIVED FR'OM THE W ATE R AND EL1:CTR I C UTI LI TI ES. "II
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You ARE URGED TO VOTE "YES" ON THIS PROPOSED CHARTER AMENDMENT. IT IS IMPORTANT TO
II REMEMBER THAJ THIS I SSU.E 'WI LL NOT I N.' ANY WAY AFFECT 'YOUR TAXES.- THE BO"AR 0 IS PLEDGED
II TO MAKE BOTH I NTEREST AND PRINCIPAL PAYMENTS FROM THE REVENUES OF T.8 E I UTI LI TIE S. "
Ii EUGENE W~TER & ELECTRIC BOARD
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i' I "RADIO AND TELEVISION INWERESTS DES.IRING TO ~ROMOT[ THE I NST.ALLATI ON OF TELEVISION
II B~OADCASTING STATIO~S TO SERVE THE EUSENE~SPRINGFIEL~ A.REA HAVEIDURING THE PAST YE'AR,
I Ii MADEIRATHER THOROUGH.'STUDIES OF IPOSSIBLE SITES FOR BROADCASTING FACILITIES. THESE
STUDI ES: I NDI CAT[ THAT THE TOP OF SIPENCER'S BUTTE (SOUTH OF EUGENE) WOULD MEET T~E BASiC
Ii REQUIREMENTS OF.SUCH A S I TL SI NCE THIS SITE I S I IN THE OWNEIRSHIPOF THE CI TY OF EUGENE
,I AND HAS BEEN DEDICATED FOR PARK AND RECREATION PURPOSES I T COULD NOT BE MADE AVAILABLE
II FOR SllJCH PURPOSE ON ANY B~SIS UNLESS THE LEGAL VOTERS OF THE CI TY'GIVE CONSE NT. I
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T.OP OF SPENC~RI~ BUTrE FO:R RADIO ANrn TELOVI~ION PURPOSES, In COULD ARRANGE FOR SUCH USE ON
A. LEASEI BASI SWHI CH WOULD NOT SUBSTANTIALLY I NTERFERE WI TH THE USE I NTENDED :FOR THE
S PEN C E R I S B U TIT E ,p R 0 PER T Y . THE COUNCIL ALSO FEELS THAT .THE (ITY SHOULD, I NSOF A.R, AS IS
REASONABLE, COOPERATE IN MA.KING POSSIBLE THE LOCATION OF TE.LEVISION FA.:CILIT,IES SO THAT
ALL SECTIONS OF THE CI TV COULD HAVE THE BEST RECEPTION POSSIBLE. THE VOTERS ARE URGED I
TO GIVE CONSIIDERAT;ION TO ,THIS PROPOS~L SO THAT A SOLUTION CAN BE WORKED OUT."
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MOTION CARRI'ED~.' . I I
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ORDINANCES
15 COUNCIL BILL No. 1379 - RE: ADOPTING J95e EDITION OF THE PACIF,IC COAST BUILDING OFFICIALS I
CONFERENCE wAs SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL.
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IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH TH.A T THE BILL BE'READ THE SECOND TIME Byl TJ TLE I e
ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTl ON CARR I ED UNA.NI MOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ
THE SECOND TIME BY TI TLE: ONLY.
I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, BY BOOTH
! SECONDED THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE
READ THE THIRD TIME BY'. TI TLE o NL Y , WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. .MOTION CARRIED . I
UNANIMOUSLY AND T~E 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 I I I
FINAL PASSAGE. I ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. tiLLEN AND SMITH ABSENT. THE BILL WAS ,
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RESOLUTIONS " .
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16 RESOLUTION ':" RE: TRANSMITTING REZONING TO PLANNING COMMISSION'- F. K. BREWER; S TE NW I C K !I
AND KOK; AND ELAINE GETTY AND MARTHA SELANDER WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: II
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. "BE IT RESOLVED BY. THE COMMON. COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON THAT THERE IS,
HEREBY TRANSMI TTED TO THE CI TV P-LANNING COMMISSION OF SA"ID CI TY, THE FOLLOWING PETITION
FOR REZONING PROPERTY IN SAI D CI TY,TO-iWI T:- II
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F. K. BREWER '.
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LOTS I ":" 2 -. 3 - 4 .- A ND .5 B L 0 C K 6, CAMPBELL'S ADDITION TO EUGENE. 'I
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LOCATED WES] ~IDE OF POLK,; NORTH OF ALLEY BE~WEEN 5TH AND 6TH AVENUES WEST. I!
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REQUESTS CHANGE OF ZONE FROM R-2 Two FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO M-2 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL. Ii
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LOTS 5 - 6 - 7 .AND 8 BL.OCK 2 HALL:OCK'S :ADDITlON TO E-U.GENE.- I
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LOCA TED SOUTH EAST-WEST ALLEY BETWEEN 7TH .. 8TH AVENUES ON EAST SI-OE OF ,I
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REQUEST CHANGE OF .ZONE FROM R-2 Two FA,MI LY RESI DENTI AL TO C~2 NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL I'
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LOTS 5 - 6 AND; THE ,W 1/2 OF LOT 7 OF BLOCK 9, ELIAS STEWART ADDITION TO EUGENE. I'
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LOC.ATED EAST SIDE OF LAWRENCE STREEir .ON BOTH SIDES OF 12TH AVE TO THE EAST-WEST I!
ALLEYS BETWEEN 11TH AND: 12TH AND , 2TH AND 13TH AVENUES TO CENTER OF BLOCK 'I
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BETWEEN LAWRENCE AND LINCOLN. I,
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REQUEST CHANGE OF ZDNE FROM R-3 MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO.C-2 NEIGHBORHOOD I:
. COMMERCIAL DISTRICT II
AND DIRECTING THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO ADOPT A TENTATIVE REPORT AND HOLD A HEARING
THE REO N. I N THE COUNC,I L CHAMBER IN THE CI TV HALL OF SAID CITY ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1952 II
AT 7:30 P.M., AFTER GIVING DUE NOT I.C E BY PUBLICATION ONCE IN THE REGISTER-GUARD, ANQ IN !,
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CASE OF A FAYORABLE:REPORT ON SAID REQUEST, A HEARING IS HEREIBY CALLED TO BE HELD IN THE 11 I
CITy'HALL AT THE. COUNC I L MEETI NG, THE SECOND MONDAY IN OCTOBER, COMMENCING AT 7:30,0'CLOCK,
NOTICE OF WHICH SHALL BE GIVEN THREE TIMES IN THE EUGENE REGI STER GUARD. " I' .
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SECONDED THE RESOLUTI ON BE ADOPTED. I
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II WHERE AS, TtiE CI TY OF EUGENE HAS BEEN DEPRIVED OF $9,3?S.OO IN STREE~ REVENUES IN
'I 1952, B~CAUSE' OF A, REFERENDUM. ACTION BY, THE PETROLEUM ~ARRIERS, ANp-,
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L~ Ii :WHER~AS,;THE TRANSPORT GROUP OF THE' TRUCKI N~ I NDUSTRY. IS A'TTEMPT.I NG BY CONSTITUTVQNAL
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,....,.. Ii AMENDMENT TO CHANGE ,THE STATE OF OREGON'S METHPD OF TRUCK TAXATION IN pRDER TO, ESCAPE
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;......j I] THEIR FAIR SHA.RE OF THE BURDEN, AND
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'I vJHEREAS, THJ S CONSTITUTIONAL f'MENDMENT WILL MATERIALLY REDUCE :rHE HIGHWAY TA.XES
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il OF THE ~RANSPORT OPERATORS TO THE DETRIMENT OF OTHER HIGHWAY USERS, AND
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II I'MPROVEMENTS, OR A.DD I T I ONA.L TAXES WILL HAVE T9 BE .. q-lAFGED PRIVATE CAR OWNERS AND LOCAL
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Ii DOES HEREBY RECOMMEND THA.T. THE VOTE UPON THESE MEASURES SHOULD. B~ AS FOLLOWS:
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, VOTE 31S X . . YES
I VOJE 331 X NO,
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CARRIED. I
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IS Ii PROCLAMArION,-:R~:1 CANVASS OF VOTES FOR SPECIAL ELECTION HELD SEPTEMBER IS, 1952 FOR
I THE ~NNEXAT'O~OF NORTH SUNNY HOLLOW AREA WAS
II SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOW?:
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II ~'WHEREAS , AT 1;-.. SPECI AL ELECT~ON DULY AND REGULARLY H~LD 1 N THE. FOLLOWING DESCRIBED
I":. AREA, T0-W IT: . I
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I: BEGI~NING'ON:THE PRESEIJ'JT CI TY LIM1JS QF EUGENE AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE EAST
. 'I LI NE OF COLLIER STREET WITH THE SOUTH LI NE OF LAKI!:'J STREET, AS PLATTED IN THE
'" PLAT' OF CITY OUTLOOK, LAKIN STREET
Ii AMENDED SAID POINT BEING ON THE SOUTH LINE OF
" (30TH AVE. EAST) 421.S3 FEET N. S90 55' EAST OF THE CENTER LI NE OF UNIVERSITY
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!I AVENUE AND RUNNI.NG THENCE SOUTH TO A POINT DUE EAST OF THE MOST EASTERLY NORTH-
I'! EAST CORNER OF LOT 3 OFI JHE:FIRST ADD. TO SUNNY HOLLOW, AS RECORDED IN'BoOK 12,
PAGE 31 , OF 'LANE COUNTY PLAT RECORDS; THE NCE WEST TO THE MOST EASTERLY NORTHEAST
I! C9RNER OF SAID LOT 3 OF SAID FIRST ADDITION TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE SOUTH 535.6
I FEET) TO, THE SOUTHEAST CORNER.OFSAID LOT 3' THENCE WEST.TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
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OF LOT II OF SAID FIRST ADD. TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE NOR TH TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER
,I SAID LOT OF WILLIAM ELSTON D.L.C. No. 37;
Ii OF I I AND ON NORTH TO THE NO~TH LINE
Ii THENCE N. 0 D.L.C.
I S9 26' WEST ALONG THE NORTH LI NE OF No. 37'TO THE' NORTHWEST
,I CORNER THEREOF; THENCE DUE WE.ST TO THE MOST EASTERLY EAST LINE OF WM. LUCKEY D.L.C.
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" .' No. 52; THENCE .NORTHERLY ALONG THE LI NE of'DLC No. 52 TO A POINT'ON THE SOUTH LI NE
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I: THENCE FOLLOWING THE PRESENT CITY LIMITS OF EUGENE TO THE POI'NT OF BEGINNING ON THE
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I' ,FOLLOWING COURSES; EASTERLY ALONG THE SOUTH LI NE OF 40TH AVE. EAST TO THE INTER-
II SECTION OF THE SOUTH LI NE OF 40TH AVE. EA.STWITH THE EAST LI NE OF HILYARD ST.;
II THENCE NORT ERLY ALONG THE EAST LINE OF HILYARD ST. TO THE SOUTH LINE OF RICHARDS
I, STREET (3STH AVE. ) AS PLATTED I N THE FOURTH AODI TI ON TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE SOUTH
e II S90 55'
II EAST TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID FOURTH ADDITION TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE
Ii EAST TO THE EASTERLY LI NE OF THE WEST DRIVE AMAZON BLVD.; THE NCE NORTHWESTERLY
II ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF SAID WEST DRIVE AMAZON BLVD. TO THE SOUTH LI NE OF JoAMES
I BREEDING DLC No. 51 ; S. 890 55' EAST SOUTH OF DLC No. 51
!I THENCE ALONG THE LI NE TO
A POINT ON THE EAST LI NE OF LOT 22, PROJECTED SOUTH, AS PLATTED IN THE THIRD ADDITION
'I TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID LOT 22 PROJECTED SOUTH
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II AND THE EAST LINE OF LOT 22 TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER THEREOF; THENCE S. 890 55' EAST
Ii TO THE I NI TI AL POINT OF THE THIRD ADDITION TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE EASTERLY TO A
II POINT ON THE EAST LI NE OF JAMES BREEDING DLC No. 5i , SAID LAST MENTIONED POINT
Ii BEING 210 FEET NORTH OF THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID DLC No. 51 ; THENCE NORniEfH~Y
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I ALONG THE EAST LI NE OF DLC No. 51 TO THE NORTHEAST COR NER OF SAID DLC, SAID NORTH-
I EAST CORNER BEING ON THE SOUTH LINE OF LAKIN STREET AS DEDICATED I N THE AM END E D
I PLAT OF CITY OUTLOOK; LAKIN STREET (30TH
i THENCE EASTERLY ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF
[I AVE. E. ) TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING ALL I N LANE COUNTY, STATE OF OREGON. I
I I ON THUR.SDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1952, THE FOLLOWING MEASURE WAS SUBMITTED TO THE
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BETWEEN S. HILYARD STREET AND AN EXTENSION OF COLLIER STREET AND EXTENDING FROM
SOUTH tl TY II MI TS AS- FAR: SOUTH. A-SI HALFWAY BETWEEJN LARCH STREET AND SNELL STREET, I
MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED BELOW, BE ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF EUGENE. I .
/ BEG INN I N-G 0 NTH E PRESENT CITY LIMITS OF EUGENE AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE EAST I
LINE OF COLLIER STREtT WITH THE SOUTH LI NE OFI LAKI N STREET, AS PLATTED I N THE I II
AMENDED PLAT' OF CITY OUTLOOK, SAID POINT BEING ON THE SOUTH LINE OF LAKIN STREET 'I
I I , (30TH AVEI. EAST'" 4211.83 FEETI N. e90 55' EAST OF THE CENTER LINE OF UNIVERSITY AVENUE II
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AND R'UNNI NGI THENCE SOU-TH TO A POI NT DUE' EAST OF THE MOSY EASTERLY NORTHEAST CORNER I
OF LOT 3 OF THE FIRST ADD. TO SUNNY HOLLOW, AS RECORDED IN BOOK 12,-PAGE 31 ~ OF I
LANE COUNTY PLAT RECORDS; THENCE WEST TO THE MOST EASTERLY NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID ,
LOT 3 bF SAID FIRST AD61~ION'TDS0~NY HOLLOW; ~HENtE SbUTH 535~6 FEET, TO THE SOUTH- I!
EAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 3; THENCE ,WEST Tb THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT I I OF SAID
FIRST ADD. TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE NORTH TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID LOT II AND Ii
(, N.' N oln/; TO THE NORTH l.INE oF- W-I'LLIAM.ElSTON D.L.Co Nb. '37-; THENCE N. 890 26' WEST
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ALONG THE NORT~ LI~E OF D.L.C. No. 3~ TO i~t 'NORTHWE~T CbRNER THEREOF; THENCE bUE Ii
, WEST TO THE MOST EASTERLY EAST LINE OF WM. LUCKEY D.L.C. No. 52; THE NCE NO'RTHERLY " e
i ALONG THE LINE OF DLC No. 52 TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF 40TH AVE. EAST (DOANE il
I ROAD) SAID POINT hi NG ON THt PRESENT CITY LIMITS OFEUGENE~ THENCE FOLLOWING THE
P R 't S E N-t' C I T:Y L I M I TS 0 F E \:J G ENE I,
TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING ON THE FOLLOWI NG COURSES; It
EASTERLY ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF 40TH AVE. EAST TO THE INTERSECTION OF THE SOUTH il
I LI NE OF 40TH AVE. EAST WITH THE EAST LINE OF HILYARD'ST.; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE
I EAST LINE OF HILYARD ST. TO THE SOUTH LINE OF RICHARDS STREET (38TH AVE. ) AS PLATTED II
IN THE FOURTH ADDITION TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE SOUTH 890 55' EAST TO THE SOUTHEAST II I
CORNER OF SAID FOURTH ADDITION TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE EAST TO THEIEA~TERLY LINE OF It
THE WEST DRIVE AMAZON BLVD.; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE E~STtRLY LINE OF SAID Ii
WEST DRIVE AMAZON BLVD. TO THE SOUTH LINE OF JAMES BREEDING DLC No. 51 ; THENCE S. II
I 890'55' EAST ALONG T~E'SOUTH LINE OF DLC No. 51 TO A POINT ON THE EAST LINE OFILoT 22
PROJECTED SOUTH, AS PLATTED IN THE THIRD ADDITION TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE NORTHERLY' II
ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID LOT 22 PROJECTED SOUTH AND THE EAST LINE OF LOT 22 TO II
TJlJE NbRTHEAST CORNER THEREOF; Hld.JCE' S. 890'55' EAST-TO THE INITI~L POINT OF THE Ii . I
THIRD ADblil6N TO-SUNNY HOLLOW~ Tt4ENCE EASTERLY TO ~ POINT ON THE EAST LINE OF JAMES :1
BREEDING DLC No. 51, SAID LAST MENTIONED POINT BEING 210 FEET NORTH OF THE SOUTHEAST II
I CORNER OF SAID DLt No. 51-$ THENCE NOR THE R L Y AE.ONG- THE EAST-LINE OF DLC No. 51 TO THE I
NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID DLC, SAI D NORTHEAST CORNER BEl NG ON THE SbUTH'L1 NE 'OF .LAKI N
STREET AS DEDICATED I N THE AMENDED PLAT OF CITY OUTLOOK; THENCE EASTERLY ALONG THE Ii
SOUTH LINE'OF LAKINISTREET (30TH AVE. E.) TO THE POINT OF BEGINNINGIALE. I N LANE
CO~NTY , SiATE OF OREGON. I I ' I I.' Ii ~.
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. WHEREAS, THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF tUGENEj OREGON, BEING THE LEGISLATIVE II
BODY THEREOF, AT ITS FI RST 'REGULAR MEETI NG FOLLOWI NG SAI D ELECTION, TO-WIT: ON THE !I
22ND DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1952, DID PROCEED TO CANVASS' THE VOTES CAST THEREAT, AND DID FOR i
THE P~RPOSE'OF SAID'CANVASS~~SE THE 6FFICIAL RECORDS RETURNED BY tAE ELECtION BOARD II
AND REGISTRAR OF ELECTIONS, AN!;> I ' . I
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I I WHEREAS, IT APPEARED FROM THE CANVASSIOF SAID VOTE 3HAT THE MAJORITY OF. ALL VOTES Ii
CAST WE~ElfN FAVOR OF ANNEXATION, AND ITIFURT~ER APPEARING THAT THE.COMMON COUNCIL OF "
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THE CITylOF EUGENEIHAD DISPENSED WITH SUB~lr3INGITHE QUESTION TO THE~REGISTERED VOTERS Ii
-OF T~E CITY OF~EUG~NE BY ORDINANC[ No. 10095, PASSED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY II
OF-EUGENE ON THE I I tl-! DAY OF AUGUST, 1952, AND APPROVED IDY THE MAYOR ON THE 12TH DAY OF
AUGUST, I 952l~ .' I I.' II
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NOW, THEREFORE, THE COMMON COUN[ll OF THE CITY.OF EUGEN~ DOES HEREBY PROCLAIM AND e
DECLARf; THAT IT HAS DULY AND REGULARLylCANVASSED THE RETURNS AND THE .VOTES CAST AT THE !I
SPECIAL rLECTION HELD ON.THORSDAY~ SEPT[MBER .18, 1952, IN THE AREA HEREINBEFORE DESCRIBED,
AND tHE TOTAL NUMIDER OF PERSONS WHO COULD'HAVE VOTED IN SAIDIELECTION WASt81, AND THERE Ii
I I WERE [AST IN SAID ELECTION THE FOLLOWING VOTES, TO~WIT: . -
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THE COMMON:[OUNCIL DOESIFURTHER PROCLALM AND DECLARE THAT THE LEGISLATIVE BODY OF I!
THE CITY OF EUGKNf; HAD DISPENSED WITH SUBMITTI ~G THE QUESTION TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS Ii
OF THE CITY OF EUGEN[, BY ORDINANCE fiJo~ 10095, A CERTLFIED COpy OF WHICH O~DINANCE IS
HERETO ATTACHED, MARKED EXHIBIT A AND MADE A PART HEREOF. Ii
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THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE DOES FURTHER PROCLAIM AND DECLARE THAT NO II
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REFERENDUM PETITION-WAS'FILED WITH RESPECT TO ORDINANCCNo. 10095. Ii I
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THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON, I
DOES, THEREFORE, HEREBY PROCLAIM ,
AND DECLARE THA.T THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED AREA, TO-WIT: ,I
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I 'I BEGINNING ON THE PRESENT CITY LIMITS OF EUGENE AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE EAST
LINE OF COLLIER STREET WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF LAKIN STREET, AS PLATTED IN THE
.1 AMENDED PLAT' OF CITY OUTLOOK, SAID POINT BEING ON THE SOUTH LINE OF LAKI N STREET
( 30TH AVE. EAST) 421.83 FEET N. 890 55 I EAST OF THE CE NTER LINE OF UNIVERSITY
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II AVENUE AND RUNNING THENCE SOUTH TO A POINT DUE EAST OF THE MOST EASTERLY NORTHEAST
CORNER OF LOT 3 OF THE FI RST ADD. TO SUNNY HOLLOW) AS RECORDED IN BOOK I 2, PAGE 3 I , I
OF LANE COUNTY PLAT RECORDS; THENCE WEST TO THE MOST EASTERLY NORTHEAST CORNER OF
;c... II SAID LOT 3 OF SAID FIRST ADDITION TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE SOUTH 535.6 FEET, TO
AD II
Q:l THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 3; THENCE WEST TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF LOT I I
<C .1 OF SAID FIRST ADD. TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE NORTH TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID
1>'--1 I' LOT I I AND ON NORTH TO THE NORTH LINE OF WILLIAM ELSTON D.L.C. No. 37; THENCE N.
q 890 26' WEST ALONG THE OF D.L.C. I
~ I! NORTH LINE No. 37 TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER THEREOF;
THENCE DUE WEST TO THE MOST EASTERLY EA.ST LINE OF Wt<I. LUCKEY D.L.C. No. 52; THE NC E
II NORTHERLY ALONG THE LINE OF DLC No. 52 TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF 40TH AVE.
EAST (DOANE ROAD) SAID POINT BEING ON THE PRESENT CITY LIMITS OF EUGENE; THENCE
I' FOLLOWING THE PRESENT CITY LIMITS OF EUGENE TO THE POINT OF BEGINNING ON THE
,I FOLLOWING COURSES~ EASTERLY ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF 40TH AVE. EAST TO THE INTER-
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'I THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE EAST LINE OF HILYARD Sr. TO THE SOUTH LINE OF RICHARDS
I STREET (38TH AVE. ) AS PLATTED IN THE FOURTH ADDITION TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE
II SOUTH 890 55' EAST TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF SAID FOURTH ADDITION TO SUNNY
II HOLLOW; THENCE EAST TO THE EA$TERL Y LINE OF THE WEST DRIVE AMAZON BLVD.; THENCE
Ii NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE OF SAID WEST DRIVE AMAZON BLVD. TO THE
II SOUTH LINE OF JAMES BREEDING DLC No. 5 I ; THENCE S. 890 55 I EAST ALONG THE SOUTH
I II LINE OF DLC No. 51 TO A POINT ON THE EAST LINE OF LOT 22, PROJECTED SOUTH, AS
PLATTED IN THE THIRD ADDITION TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE EAST
" L I 'NE OF SAID LOT 22 PROJECTED SOUTH AND THE EAST LINE OF LOT 22 TO THE NORTHEAST
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II CORNER THEREOF; THENCE S. 890 55 I EAST TO THE INITIAL POINT OF THE THIRD ADDITION
I, TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE EASTERLY TO A POINT ON THE EAST LINE OF JAMES BREEDING
II DLC No. 51 , SAID LAST MENTIONED POINT BEING 210 FEET NORTH OF THE SOUTHEAST
I, CORNER OF SAID, DLC No. 5 I ; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE EAST LINE OF DLC No. 51
II TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID DLC, SAID NORTHEAST CORNER BEING ON THE SOUTH
Ii LINE OF LAKIN STREET AS DEDICATED IN THE AMENDED PLAT OF CI TY Ou nOOK; THENCE
EASTERLY ALONG THE SOU TH LINE OF LAKI N STREET ( 30TH AVE. E. ) TO THE POINT OF
II BEGINNING ALL I N LA NE COUNTY, STATE OF OREGON.
Ii BE, AND THE SAME IS HEREBY ANNEXED TO AND SHALL HENCEFORTH BE A PART OF THE INCORPORATED
CITY OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON.
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THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON DOES FURTHER PROC LA 1M A.ND DECLARE
THAT A COpy OF THIS PROCLAMATION SHALL BE FORTHWITH TRANSMITTED TO THE SECRETARY OF
II THE STATE OF OREGON AT SALEM, OREGON.
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II THIS PROCLAMATION DATED SEPTEMBER 22, 1952. "
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IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT THE PROCLAMATION BE ADOPTED. MOTION
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I 19 II RESOLUTION - RE: TRANSMITTING REZONING OF 19TH AND JEFFERSON TO PLANNING COMMISSION
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II WA.S SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
Ii "BE IT RESOLVED BY COMMON COUNCI L THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON
II THE OF THAT THERE IS
Ii HEREBY TRANSMI THD TO THE CI TY PLANNING COMMISSION OF SAID CITY, THE FOLLOWING PETITION
II FOR REZONING PROPERTY I N SA I D CITY, TO-WIT:- I
EARL E.
II WARE
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I, BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF STRIP "A" OF THE Ell A.S STEWART ADDITION
II TO EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON AND RUNNING THENCE EAST 161 FEET TO THE WEST
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I LINE OF JEFFERSON STREET IN EUGENE, THENCE NORTH ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SA. I D
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II JEFFERSON STREET 100 FEET; THENCE WEST 161 FEET TO THE \~ EST LINE OF SAID STRIP
"A" , AND THENCE SOUTH 100 FEET TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING.
II LOCA TED ON 19TH AVENUE WEST OF AND ADJOINING THE PRESENT C-2 ZONE AT CORNER OF
I' 19TH AND JEFFERSON STREET.
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I REQUEST CHANGE OF ZONE FROM R-I TO C-2 NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL
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I II WEST HA.LF OF LOTS I AND 2, BLOCK 6, COLLEGE HILL PARK, EUGENE.
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II LOCATED ON SOUTH SIDE OF 19TH AVENUE, WEST OF THE PRESENT C-2 ZONE AT SW CORNER
Ii OF 19TH AND JEFFERSON
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II REQUEST CHANGE OF ZONE FROM R-I TO C-2 NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL
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BEGINNING 100 FEET NORTH OF THE SW CORNER OF STRIP itA" OF THE [LI".S STEW".RT I
ADDITION, ".ND RUNNING THENCE E".ST 161 FEET TO THE WEST LINE OF JEFFERSON STREET
I N EUGENE, THENCE NORTH ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID JEFFERSON STREET, THENCE NOR TH
".LONG S".ID WEST LINE OF JEFFERSON STREET 60 FEET, THENCE WEST 161 FEET, ".ND THENCE
SOUTH 60 FEET TO THE PL".CE OF BEGINNING SAID LOT I N EUGENE, OR E GO N, LANE COUNTY. 'I
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REQUEST CH"'.NGE OF ZONE FROM R-I TO C-2 NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL~ II
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LOC".TED ON WEST SIDE OF JEFFERSON STREET 100 FEET NORTH OF I 9TH AVENUE WEST. I'
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PLANNING COMMISSION II
AND DIRECTING THE TO ADOPT A TENT".TIVE REPORT AND HOLD A HEARING :1
THEREON IN THE CbUNCIL CH".MBER IN THE CITY HALL OF S".ID CITY ?N TUESD"'Y, OCTOBER 7, 1952 Ii
".T 7:30 P. MI.;, ".FTER GIVING DUE NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ONCE IN THE REGISTER-GUARD, ".ND IN
C"'.SE OF ". FAVOR"'.BLE REPORT ON SAID REQUEST, ". HEARING IS HEREBY CALLED TO BE HELD IN THE II
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CITY HALL AT THE COUNCIL MEET.ING, THE SECOND MONO"'Y IN OCTOBER, COMMENCING AT 7:30 Ii
O'CLOCK, NOTICE OF WHICH SHALL BE GIVEN THREE TIMES IN THE EUGENE REG I STER-GUARD. " ,I e
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I TWAS BY SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY BOOTH MOTION ,
MOVED TH".T THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED.
C".RRIED. I
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20 RESOLUTION - RE: TRANSMITTING REZONING OF 15TH ".ND ORCHARD TO PLANNING COMMISSION - Ii
R".LPH B. LAKE, AGE NT, WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: i
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"BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON THAT THERE IS I
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HEREBY TRANSMI TTED TO THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION OF SA. I D CITY, THE FOLLOWING PETITION II
FOR REZONING PROPERTY IN SAID CITY, TO-WIT: I!
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RALPH B. LAKE, AGENT
LOTS 20 - 21 - 22 I N BLOCK I I FAIRMOUNT ADDITION TO EUGENE.
LOCATED AT SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 15TH AND ORCH".RD STREET.
REQUESTS CH".NGE OF ZONE FROM R-I SINGLE F".MILY RESIDE~T~AL';TO:C~2iNErGHBORHOOD
COMMERCI".L
AND DIRECTING THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO ADOPT ". TENTATIVE REPORT AND HOLD A HE".RING .
THEREON IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER IN THE CITY HALL OF SAID CITY ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1952
A.T 7:30 P. ~1. , 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 IN THE
CITY HALL AT THE COUNCIL MEETING, THE SECOND MONDAY IN OCTOBER, COMMENCING AT 7:30 O'CLOCK,
NOTICE OF WHICH SHALL BE GIVEN THREE TIMES IN THE EUGENE REGI STER-GUARD. fl
IT WAS MOVED BY SIEGENTH".LER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE RESOLUTION BE A.DOPTED. MOTION
C".RRIED.
UPON MOTION DULY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, THE MEETI NG WAS ADJOURNED. I
RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED,
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