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Home My WebLink About11/10/1952 Meeting 23:,~ e 1 i II I COUNCIL CHAMBERS, II EUGENE, OREGON. Ii NOVEMBER 10, 1952. ,! I' !i I' THE REGULAR MEETING 'Of THE COMMON COUNCIL WAS HELD IN THE CITY HALL ON NOVEMBER 10, 1952. ~ THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER ~Y HIS HONOR, MAYOR V., E. JOHNSON WITH THE fOLLOWING COUNCIL- t(j II MEN PRESENT: CRUMBAKER~ BOOTH, GODLOVE, KOPPE AND WATSON. ALLEN AND SMITH WERE ABSENT, AND II SIEGENTHALER TOOK HIS SEAT IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:40 P.M. 00 'I I, <t :i ~ I, THE MINUTES Of THE LAST REGULAR MEETING HELD OCTOBER I 3 A NO 27, 1952 WERE READ AND ,I I' ~ I ~ APPROVED. " II I I Ii BILLS AGAINST THE VARIOUS CITY DEPARTMENTS WERE SUBMITTED fOR THE MONTH or OCTOBER, 1952 :1 AS fOLLOWS: GENERAL FUND e U. S. NATIONAL BANK or EUGENE $ 25,00.0.00 EUGENE PLANING MILL $ 31a.68 FIRST NATIONAL BANK or EUGENE 100,.0.00..00 .EUGENE SAND" GRAVEL Co. 264.95 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT 6 ,,553. a8 EUGENE S~RPLUS STORE 4.50 AETNA LIrE INSURANCE CO. 299.64 EUGENE TRACTOR" IMPLEMENT Co. 116.55 AETNA LONG 3.50 EUGENE VOCATIONA~ SCHOOL 7.3.0 PAC I r I C Hosp I TAL Assoc. . 580.75 EUGENE WATER" ELECTRIC BOARD 5,232.62 I EUGENE HOSPITAL" CL'INIC 35..00 EUGE~E WATER" ELECTRIC BOARD I ,914.,5 I HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREAS. 107.5.0 EUGrNE WELDERS SUPPLY Co. INC. 141.67 AMERICAN RED CROSS 1.3.0 FARM .. INDUSTRIAL EQUIP8ENT CO. 21. a8 FIRST NATIONAL BANK or EUGENE 37.5.0 FEENAUGHTY MACHINERY Co. 4.85 FIRST NATIONAL BANK or EUGENE 1.2.50 FIRST NATIONAL BANK or EUGENE 13.00 LANE COUNTY CHEST, I NC. 181.00 K. K. FOLGE.DAlEN, CONTRACTOR 39.93 HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREAS. I , 191 .74 W. P. I;.ULLER .. CO. 6.0.01.' OREGON STATE TAX COMM. 578.63 DRS. FURRER" McMILAN, M.D. 149.00 FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of EUGENE 6,237.7.0 GENERAL PAI~T CORPORATION 114.25 MAYOR V. E. JOHNSON 1.0.0..00. GILBERT BROS. I NC. 3.36 EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY 2,847.45 GIL'S CAR UPHOLSTERY 23 . ,75 LAN~ COUNTY HUMANE SOC1Ery 25.0..0.0 GRAY'S FEED" SEED COMPANY I I .25 LOUIS A. BORDE 74.00 GUARD PUBLISHING CO. 158.90 INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMM. " 482.22 H .. S. PLUMBING" HEATING' 443.38 . ALLIED ENGINEERING CO. 6.49 FRED H. HALEY I:" 27.36 R.. 1,.. ANGST .. SON . 1.14. 1 I ~EORGE A. HALTON COMPANY' 22.92 ARC~'sMoTOR TUNE-UP 20.16 Al,L:E N E. HAMI L TON ". . 3.07.25, R. L. ARNETT 47..0.0 HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES CO. 42'.2q ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE 8.00 HARR MOTOR SUPPLY 49.69 ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS 14.68 HEINKE WHOLESALERS 2.0.93 R. A. BABB HARDWARE CO. , 47.98 L. G. HELTERLINE 121.46 LESTER .BARKER 12.62 HENDERSHOTT'S 7.25 BEARING SUPPLY COMPANY ~.56 HOWARD HERI.DER 18.9.0 BEE-LINE SERVICE 1.0.23 HARVEY L. HILTON, REALTOR 5.0,.00 I HENRY F. BEISTEl, TREAS. 5.02.51 HOMELITE CORPORATION 28.62 Ii BILL'S GA~BAGE SEftVICE 12.5.0 HORN PRINTING CO. 96.5.0 II BLUE CROSS ANIMAL HOSPITAL 12.50 HOWITT PLASTICS COMPANY 1.85 II ii E. H. BUR'-ELL 55.75, INDUSTRIAL .SERVICE LITHOGRAPHERS 64.95 II BURROUGH'S ADDING MACHINE CO. 68.80 Ii 2..07 INTOXIMETER ASSOCIATION II F. K. B~EWER SALES ~ SERVICE 36.9.0 JACK'S MEAT MARKET 8.92 " II CAMPBELL:'McLE AN, I ~C. 30.0.0 JOHNSON PUBLISHING COMPANY 105..0.0 I: C , S ELECTRIC CO. 2,524.19 KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY II r .62 I' Ii CENTRAL HEATING CO. 23.46 KOKE-CHAPMAN COMPANY 163.86 e I CENTRAL HEATING CO..LTD. 66.16 R.,:.E. LAfF"ERTY .. SONS 16.15 Ii I' CENTRAL HEATI NG Co. LTD. l,e2~.72 LANE GRAVEL COMPANY 153.50 j! CENTRAL RESTAURANT SUPPLY. , 9.95 G. H. LATHAM 239.00 I: 'I CHASE SEEDS 26.55 LOMBARD MOTORS, OREG. LTD~ 6\ .03 It GEORGE F. CAKE COMPANY '91.09 LOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE, INC. 200..00 " i COMME~CIAL OfflCt SUPPLY Co. 126.e3 ED LORENCE COMPANY 2.30 II COMMERCIAL ,SUPPLY .; EQUIPMENT 22';29 MACK MOTOR TRUCK CORPORATION 3.94 I !' , i I' CONsoLIDATED SUPPLY COMPANY 2.36 MANERUD-HUNTINGTON FUEL Co. 75.94 I d COOPER B~GS HEAT SERVICE Co. 8..00 MANLEY PLUMBING' HEATING CO. 4.31 'I I! COx'S CUSTOM CANNi'NG - 1'6.45 MAYBERRY .. :CHAPMAN 19.,67 . I' " . .;, I: CRESSEY'S 110.02 MEDO-LAND CREAMERY CO. 1.32 II :1 L~ P. CURTSINGER 3.30 MILLER SHEET METAL WORKS 6.75 II CYCLONE FENCE DIVISION 67..03 MODE-ART COMPANY 4.50 II DAVIDSON'S BAKING COMPANY 28.8.0 MONT~O~ERY WARD , COMPANY 76 I . 34 II I: DONALD C. DICKEY 366.66 GEORGE MYRMO .. SONS 1.0.25 I ELECTRIC C~EANERS 5. I 2 NATIONAL FIRE PROTECTION Assoc. ' 12.50 I! EUGENE BLUE PRINT 'CO. '33.18 NELSON EQUIPMENT COMPANY 146.95 II Ii CITY Of EUGENE '59.50 NEWMAN'S FISH MARKET 5.47 il EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE' PROD. 2.07.55 R. W. NI SSEN 8.25 I; l: EUGENE FARMER'S CREAMERY 28.31 NORTHWEST CITIES. GAS COMPANY 3..08 , 'i EUGENE HARDWARE COMPANY 2.75 NORTHWEST GROCERY COMPANY 169.71 I' 11 EUGENE HIGH SERVICE CLUB 64.29 NORTHWEST OIL COMPANY, INC. I ,337.94 " il EUGENE LAUNDRY .. DRY CLEANERS 70.62 NUDELMAN BROTHERS 168.92 EUGENE MIRROR' GLASS Co. 44..02 OrrlCE MACHINERY" SUPPLY Co. 93.65 e II EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY 2.85 JAY F. OLDHAM 17.72 il I' ,I II i! ~ 0- i ~32 e I GENERAL tUND ,. I OREGON tRUIT COMP~NY $ 2.52 DISTRICT IMPROVEM~NT tUND OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY 46.64 I THE OUTDOOR STORE 9.85 ACME CON5TRUCT10N COMPANY $ 2,855.40 PAClrlC COOPERATivE POUlTRY PROD. ,19.95 ACME CONSTRUCTION COMP'ANY ,2,561 .30 PAC 1 r I C tRUI T .,,' PRODUCE . 3.80 ACME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY '8,044.50 PAClrlC TELEPHONE" TELEGRAPH 821.21 ACME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY' 7,046.99 . PACKER-SCOTT' COMPANY 58.04 ACME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY' ,,5,727..6.8 PENNSYLVANIE'SALT MrG. CO. or WN. 1.46 ACME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY I 0 , 85 I . 37 I I PETTY CASH 81.74 CENTRAL .HEATI NG Co. L TQ'. 172.50 I PI~RCE tRE1GHT LINES, INC. 2.35 CENTRAL HEATING Co. LTD. .2,.031.18 PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. 4.82 CENTRAL HEATING Co. LTD. 18,604.60 ELLIS RACKLEfr ' 34.64 ,CENTRAL HEATING CO. LTD. .~.,,752. 92 RENS MrG.COMPANY 122.06 CENTRAL HEATING Co. LTD. .305 .6~ RETREAD TIRE SHOP 10.53 CENTRAL HEATING Co. LTD. .2,991.09 REXIUS tUEL SERVICE 6.00 C. M. KEMP 166.23 R " G MrG. COMPANY 50.50 C. M. KEMP 269.91 It A. t~ RICHARDS MACHINE SHOP , , 23~50 C. M. KEMP 244.5.0 RICHr.IELD OIL CORPORATION. 39.45 R. C. PARSONS " SON 14,517.14 TEX RIDDLE PLUMBING CO. 4.00' - tRED STUB,BERT 24~,. I 0 ROYAL TYPEWRITER COMPANY, I NC'. 145.00 FRED STUBBERT 1,327.23 HARRY' C. RUTH 5.00 K. A. WARDELL 2.96 RUTH'S FLOWER SHOP 3.'00 WESTERN CONSTRUCTION CO. 1,123.33 A. B. SCARLETT 13.56 WESTERN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 9,434.69 I SCOBERT BUI LDI NG MAT'ERI'AL CO. 9.10 WESTERN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 1.,719.56' SCHOOL DISTRICT #4, '( 6.00 ' T. C.WILDISH 1,514.19 SHELL OIL COMPANY 53.00 T. C. WI L,D ISH 252.. 88 SHER KHAN .15'.75 T. 'C. WILDISH 1,194.59 SI EGE'NTHALER " STEVENSON INS. . .'13.28' .T..C. WILDISH r 1 , I 59. IS! SILVA CHEVROLET COMPANY 90.06' CHADEK CO.NCRETE CONSTRUC,TION 158.00 WILLIS H. SMALL FEED Co~ I I .50 EUGENE SAND " GRAVEL CO. 590.64 STEVENS TYPEWRITER COMPANY 12.50 tRED STUBBERT 493.9i SUNBLEND VENETIAN BLIND CO. 62.56 CENTRAL HEATING CO. LTD. '602.09 C. A. SWARTS, SHERlrr " TAX COLL. .,' 17.63 tR'ED STUBBERT 36 I. 30 TlrrANy-DAVIS DRUG COMPANY 6.78 COAST CONST. " C. D. JESKE ' I I 07 . 25. TIMBERLINE FORGE WORKS ' ' 6.'23 TREADGOLD LUMBER COMPANY 11.87' STREET , . BRI DGE " DRA I NAGE C " M FUND.' I TWIN OAKS BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 15.00 ' J_' :. UNITED RADIO SUPPLY CO. I NC. 25', .38 U.S. NAtiONAL BANK or EUGENE 25,00(':)~OO U-SAVE AUTO SUPPLY 2'1 .-95 City or EUGENE 581;'09 VALLEY STATIONERY COMPAN~ ,- ' 61.80 C'ITY or EUGENE 3,673.63 WAYNE' WAL TERS, .I MP. 1.88 C I TV Of" EUGENE 662.81 JOHN ~ARREN HARDWARE, INC. 25.94 WESTERN UNION TE(EGRAPH CO. .9.39 AMAZON CHANNEL SEWER IMPROVEMENT FUND WEST SIDE AUTO GLASS 54.35 WIGGINS COMPANY, I NC. 208.-30 HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREAS. 276.22 WILSON MUSIC HOUSE .5.00 EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE" PRODUCTS 94.50 WILLAMETTE STATIONERS 48.95 ' PETTY CASH 4.11 I WILLAMETTE VALLEY PAPER CO. 346.33 SHELTON-TuRNBULL -tULLER COMPANY 50.80 WILLI~M~S BAKERY 47.20 I WILLIAMS TRANSf"ER COMPANY 30.70 OLD IMPROVEMENT BOND SINKING FUND WI LSON-Dl TTUS 1.80 . WILTSHIRE'S 25.70 C. A. SWARTS, SHE~If"~ " T~x COLLtCTOR 108.48 HAROL~ WOOD TEXACO SERVI~E 6'.95 I ' " WYATT'S 20.28 ,STATE TAX STREET FUND TONy,ZIEBERT 4.00 SIDEWALK REVOLVING FUND CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY, ,LTD.' 2,249.53 e : SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND I CHADEK CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION 325~00 I EUGE~E CO~CRETE PIPE" PRODUCTS I. , 340. 9~ DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT FUND LEE HOrf"M~N, ,CONTRAC!OR ' , 78,514.67 PUBLIC EM~LOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM 23.28 K. A. WARDELL 436.51 OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION 4.00 K. A. WARDELL 29i .09 tlRST NATIONAL BANK Of" EUGENE 48.70 K. A.- WARDELL 427.29 CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES" MERRyrlELD 1,849.40 K. A. WARDELL 182.51 tLETCHER BROS. DITCHING 22.50- ACME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY .' 5,505.18 MILLER-JE~SEN COMPANY 56.44 ACME ,CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 10,750.51 NORTHWEST OIL COMPANY, I NC. 2.65 WI~LAMETTE CONCRETE PRODUCTS I 100~00 , WIGGINS COMPANY INC. ~.51 I I IT WAS MOVEQ BY BOOTH, SECONDED ByCRUMBAKER THAT THE BILLS AS SUBMI,TTED AND READIBE , ! APPROVED AND THE PROPER C.'TY orrlCERS BE INSTRUCTED TO.DRAW UP THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. I ROLLCALL VOTE,. MOTION CARRIED~ I .;rHE- f: e....ew.. N6- Mefil1H..Jt ,pA.MEfil1- E 61 + MA1E6'y- "6- APPRe.vES- BJt- :rHE - ~"1...:~fil6" HE E R-.AHS- :rHE " -Gefil1R"'G1eR6-WERE-8~BM..:r1EO~ I , - . e ~ I . "~"' '" ., ." '", . ... 2'33~ '.' .' .. e il . I !, SIDEWALK REVOLVING FUND INTERSECTION PAVING FUND Ii 0 II PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT $ 27.45 (HADEK CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION C~. $ 6.0.75 " PAC I rI C Hosp I TA,L Assoc. . 9.5.0 Eo A. COX 73.B7 II HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREAS. 447.64 ,CITY OF" EUGENE I B.II II OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION '12. B3 C. M. KEMP 72~.o7 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF" ~UGENE 127.2.0 ~ I EUGENE HARDWARE COMPANY 5.15 SPECIAL SEWER FUND tl.) :1 EUGENt SA~D' GRAVEL CO~ 946.3.0 O"J Ii NORTHWEST OIL COMPANY, INC. 34..03 COAST CONST. , C. D. JESKE 326.B5 I < ! 1-01 ,I OHRLING LUMBER COMPANY 3.65 COAST CONST. , C. D. JESKE . , ,I ,B~2.~3 II PETTY CASH 3.45' " EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE' PRODUCTSr 34.0.65 ~ lj 'I RICHF"IELD OIL CORPORATION 1.0.51 EUGENE WATER' ELECTRIC BOARD 66.62 II II SCOBERT BUILDING MATERIAL 'CO. 13..0.0 lANE GRAVEL COMPANY , , 6..0.0 I II TWIN OAKS BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. I I .25 .., ""f \' - I WIGGINS COMPANY, INC. I ;5B ," e II IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, StCONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE BILLS AS SUBMITTED AND ~EAD BE " I, i' APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OF"F"ICERS BE INSTRUCTED ,TO D~AW UP THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ,ROLLCALL I c, I VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. - , ' 2 I THE F"OLLOWING MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES, AS APPROVED BY THE CITY ENGINEER AND THE CONTRAC- Ii TORS WERE SUBMITTED: I I, I' I II ACME CONSTRUCTION COMPANY I, ,I 3RD AND F"INAL F"OR PAVING 34TH AVENUE F"ROM DOROTHY TO CLIF"F"ORD STREET _ $292.13. ii 3RD AND FINAL F"OR PAVING 33RD AVENUE rROM DONALD TO CLlttORD STREET - $B93.37. I, 3RD AND tlNAL tOR PAVING NIXON STREET - 25TH TO N. BOUNDARY P.E. , E. CAR LINE _ $1,156.1.0. I ;1 CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY " Ii 2ND r.oR PAVING 17TH AVENUE F"ROM OAK T.o AtDER STREET - $3,491.46. I I: ~TH rOR PAVING IBTH AVENUE F"ROM PEARL TO ALDER - $3,6.03.94. II !I 4TH AND F"INAL tOR PAVING P.oLK STREET rROM 12TH TO 18TH - $1,633.63. I :1 3RD AND rlNAL tOR PAVING 22ND AVENUE tROM WASHINGTON TO JErrERSON _ $4.oB.73. I 2ND ANDF"INAL tOR PAVING OAK STREET - 26TH TO S. BOUNDARY PLUMMER'S ADDITION _ $354.39. . II 3RD AND (II NAL F"OR PAVI NG FERRY STREET' F"ROM 2BTH T.o 3.oTH _ $2,7.03.37. II 3RD AND F"INAL F"OR PAVfNG 29TH AVENUE rROM HILYARD TO MAR~IS - $943.4~. I, 2ND AND F"INAL rOR PAVING.OAK STREET,' N. B.oUNDARY OF" PLUMMER'S ADDITION TO 25TH _ $7.08.95. il Ii 3~D AND F"INAL F"OR PAVING VAN BUREN tROM ~TH TO ALLEY BETWEEN 5'H AND 6TH _ $475.1 I. I Ii 4TH AND F"INAL rOR PAVING JACKSON STREET rROM 18TH TO 2.oTH AVENUE _ $376.~7. I II ARNE CHRISTOPHERSON ii 'I 1ST AND F"INAL rOR SIDEWALK ON JACKSON STREET BETWEEN 20TH AND 21ST AVENUE - $35B.I.o. I COAST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY' C. D. JESKE II I; 2ND 'AND F"INAL F"OR SANITARY SEWER IN 'ALLEY BET. OLIVE' CH'ARNELTON, 2~TH TO ?5TH _ $1.07.25. ,I " I; FRED STUBBERT . ~ I il , . I! 1ST rOA SIDEWALK ON MILL STREET F"ROM 29TH TO 3.oTH AVENUE - $1,~9~..oO. 2ND AND rlNAL rOR PAVING ALLEY BETWEEN HARRIS AND POTTER, 20TH TO 21ST AVENUE _ $165.B5. e I WESTERN CONSTRUCTION COMPANY I' II 3RD rOR PAVING FIRST AVENUE~ BLAIR TO WEST CITY LIMITS ~ $1,797.67. ii T. C. WILDISH ~ I I 5TH AND F"INAL rOR SANITARY SEW(R IN AREA BOUNDED BY WILLAMETTE 'TO W.C.L; F"ROM CREST DRIVE- I $1,7.09.49. I , , II BICKFORD CONSTRUCTION COMPANY :1 Ii 4TH TO BICKF"O~D CONST~ CO. F"OR AIRPORT ADMINISTRATIONIBUILDING _ $9,455.~6. II LEE HOFFMAN II , ;1 3RD rOR SEWAGE TREATMENT;PLANT- $87,57B.76. I Ii I - ! I IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDE~ BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE ESTIMATES AS ~ERTIF"IED BY THE CITY II ENGINEER AND THE CONTRACTORS BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OrF"ICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO ISSUE 'I I: W'R~ANTS IN PAYMENT or THE SAME~ ROLLCALL VOTE. M.oTlON CARRIED. 3 i THIS BEING THE DATE SET F"OR THE AWARD OF" BID F"OR THE PURCHASE OF" A CARRY-ALL TYPE VEHICLE, THE rOLLOWING BIDS WERE OPENED ON NOVEMBER 6, 1952 AT 1.0:.0.0 A.M. e ~ r'234 e ~ -- SILVA CHEVROLET I I , 1952 CHEVROLET SUBURBAN CARRYALl~;MoDEL 3116 $ 2305.21 I I LESS TAX EXEMPTION' fLEET USERS DISCOUN~ 292.95 ,NET BID .PR ICE 2002..26 LESS 1947 FORD STATION WAGON TRADE-IN 700.00 i I i ~ TOTAL NET DiffERENCE $ 1302.,26 'I I A. oB. SCARLET,T I 101-22 SUBURBAN' 2050.59 ji TRADE-I N ALLOWANCE ON 19'47 FORO SUTION WAGON . 610.00 , , II TOTAL NET DiffERENCE $ 1440.59. II I: KENDALL MOTORCOMPAN~ e " 1952 MAINLI~( RANCH WAGON, 6 C~L. 101 H.P. MOTOR, I, 'I OIL fILTER, OIL BATH AIR CLEANER, P.A. WIPERS, 5-7:'OX .5 4 PLY TIRES 2360.41 I MAGI C AIR HEATE'R 71.43 ! 2431.84 f; LESS 10%- FLEET DISCOUNT 184.64 " I 2247.20 -I I I I' LESS FEDERAL EXCISE TAX 143.50 I: II i . " LESS TRADE-IN ALLOWANCE ON 19~7 Ii 'FORD STATION WAGON 550.00 Ii I' TOTAL NET DiffERENCE $ 155'3.70 I! I, :, 'I ED LORENCE CO. . , Ii INTERNATIONAL PANEL MODEL LIIO . !: LESS TRADE IN ' 1599.70 ii I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT AWARD BE 'MADE TO SILvA CHEVROLET :1 .. COMPANY fOR A NEW CHEVROLET CARRY-ALL TRUCK fOR THE' AMOUNT Of $1302.26 AND THE TURN IN Of II II THE USED FORD STATlON'WAGON I NTHE AMOUNT Of $700.00. .ROLLCALL VOTE. 'MOTl ON CAR'R I ED. I I' - , - " il REPORTS OF OFFICERS Ii 4 CITY MANAGER'S REPORT - I . VARIOUS OEPARTMENTAL REPORTS WERE GIVEN .NCLUDING ENGINEERING II DEPARTMENT, MEAT' MJLK INSPECTION, BUILDING INSPECTION, POLICE~ FIRE AND PARKS DEPARTMENTS. I 'I I, " " 2. ~ROGRESS Of THE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT AND AIRPORT ADMINISTRATION BUILDING WERE OUTLINED ! TO DATE. , !: I " 3. ' FOUR BIDS WERE READ fOR PURCHASE Of A C~RRY-ALL fO~ THE EN~INEERING DEPARTM~NT. I TWAS, ' :1 RECOMMENDED BY THE CITY MANAGER THAT THE LOWEST Of THESE BIOS BE ACCEPTED WHICH WAS A II CHEVROLET CARRY-ALL AT A NET PRICE Of $1,302.26 PLUS $700.00 fOR THE OLD CAR. I 4. A LETTER WAS OPENED.AND READ fROM MR. AND MRS. EMERY R. ALfORD R~~ATIVE TO ~'LOSS WHICH If THEY ~NCURRED IN 1948 AT THE LARAWAY BUILDING. THIS WAS RECOMMEND~D TO BE REfER~ED ITO THE CITY MANAGER AND POLICE DEPARTMENT fOR INVESTIGATION. " I - 5. THE MANAGER REPORTED THAT NO fURTHER NEGOTIATIONS HAD BEEN ACCOMPLISHED WITH MR. J. B. THOMPSON RELATIVE TO THE PURCHASE Of HIS 2.7 ~CRES Of GROUND 'LYING ~CROSS AMAZON GREEK IN CONNECTION WITH fUTURE PARK DEVELOPMENT AND THE OPENING Of PEARL STREET. I. IN THE MATTER Of THE BIDS fOR A CARRYALL TRUCK fOR THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT, I TWAS - MOVED' BY CRUMBAKER, SEC'ONDEDBY BOOTH 'THAT 'AWARD BE M"DE TO SILVA CHEVROLET COMPA'NY fOR A NEW CHEVROLET CARRY ALL TRUCK fOR THE AMOUNT Of $1,302.26 AND THE TURN-'IN Of T~E USED FORD STATION WAGON fOR $700..0. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. I IT WAS fURTHER MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE CITY ARRANGE fOR AND SECURE APPRAISALS ON BOTH THE FR~NCI'S WILLARD SCHOOL SliE AND THE PRESENT CITY HALL SITE. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. , I WITH REfERENCE TO THE MATTER Of SECURING THE THOMPSON PROPERTY IT WAS MOVED BY C~UM- BAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE CITY MANAGER AND CITY ATTORNEY BE INSTRUCTED TO ACQUIRE I THE PROPERTY BY A fiNAL OffER TO PURCHASE IT AT A PRICE Of $3,800.00 AND If UNSUCCESSPUL, TO gEGIN CONbEMNATION PROCEEDINGS TO SECURE THE PROPERTY fOR PUBLIC USE. MOTION CARRIED. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH TH~T THE BALANCE Of THE REPORT OP THE CITr! MANAGER BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. , ' REPORTS OF COMMITTEES '5 A REPOR~ O~ THL C'~Y COUNCIL AND THE SCHOOL BOARD - RE: FRANCIS WILLARD SCHOOL SITE e fOR CITY HALL PURPOSES WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: ~ 235~ e ~ 1 I ;1 "A 'MEETI NG OF THE CI TY COUNC I L AND SCHOOL BOARD WAS HELD ON NOVEMBER 3, 1952 AT I Ii THE SCHOOL ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AT 7TH AND HIGH STREETS WITH THE FOLLOWING'PRESENT: I MAYOR JOHNSON;'COUNC I LMEN CRUMBA'J<ER, GODLOVE, KOPPE, S'I EGENTHALER AND WA TSON; ,C I TY I' I II . . MANAGER AND CITY RECORDER; AND SCHOOL DJSTRICT NO.4 CHAIRMAN SUMMERS AND MEMBERS II HAMILTON AND MRS. COLBU~N; SUPERIN~ENDENT H1NES AND ASSISTANT SUPERfNTENDENT ERDMAN~ II I, THIS MEETING WAS' FOR THE PURPOSE OF DISCUSSING THE POSSIBILITY OF USING THE FRANCIS i!.-- !I WI LtARD ,SCHOOL 51 TE FOR A FUTURE Cln: HALL. IT WAS BROUGHT OUT BY SCHOOL OFFICIALS THAT Sf') !I IF THE WILLARD SCHOOL SITE WERE SOLD TO T~E CITY OF EUGENE THAT THE PROGRAM WOULD INVOLVE 00 I) 'J i USING THE PRESENT EUGENEH1GH SCHOOL FOR A LARGE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL TO REPLACE FRANCIS ~ I I, WILLARD. THIS WOULD LEAVE WOODROW WILSON SCHOOL ~ II IN ITS PRESENT LOCATIONWIT~ ANADDI- ~ II TLONAL GYMNASIUM NEEDED AT AN ESTIMATED COST OF $60,000.00. ,LINCOLN SCHOOL WOULD.BE I, 11 REPLACED ON ITS PRESENT SITE WITH A NEW, ONE STORY, 12 ROOM BUILDING AT AN ESTIMA~ED " COST OF APPROXIMATELY $300,'000 PLUS ABO!.IT $60,000 FOR ADJACENT lAND ACQUI'SITION. IT ii WAS ESTIMATED THESE COSTS WOULD TOTAL AT LEAST $400,000.00 WHICH WAS THE PRICE THE " IT FOR A.CITr HALL. SCHOOL DISTRICT WAS USING IF THE CITY SHOULD CONSIDER PURCHASING II II IT WAS BROUGHT OUT BY CITY OFFICIALS THAT SOME STUDY HAD BEEN MADE RELATIVE TO THE e I' ,I POSSI,BLE USE OF THE FRANC I S WI LLARD SCHOOL FOR CI TY HAE!L PURPOSES; THAT THE FRANCIS II 'I II WILLARD SCHOOL SITE WAS 363.2 FEET ON.OLIVE STREET AND 401.23 FEET ON 13TH AVENUE, Ii OCCUPYING i'HEENTlRE LOT EXCEPT FOR THREE PIECES OF 'PROPERTY FACING 14TH AVENUE, BEING 61-1/2 FEET DEEP. THE FRANCIS WILLARD-SeHOOL PROPERTY CONSTITUTES AN AREA OF I ~ 2 , 358 II SQUARE~fEET OF GROUND AND THE SCHOOL ITSELF AFFORDS I ',100 SQUARE FEET OF GROUND FLOOR Ii I AND ABOUT THE SAME AMOUNT ON THE SECOND FLOOR,IT01AEING APPROXIMATELY 22,000 SQUARE I FEET. ESTIMATED ~UTURE REQUIREMENTS FOR MUNICI~AL SERVICES IN A NEW CITY HALL AMOUNT I I I TO APPROXIMATELY 20,000 SUQARE FEET PLUS 10,000 SQUARE FEET FOR A CENTRAL FIRE STATION. ,I II THESE FIGURES 00 NOT INCLUDE A LIBRARY OR AN AUDITORIUM, BUT DO INCLUDE COUNCIL CHAMBERS I: TO SEAT 220 PEOPLE. II AFTER CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION OF THIS SITE FOR A FUTURE CITY HALL BUILDING, IT WAS il Ii AGREED THAT, THIS ENTIRE PROGRAM SHOULD BE FURTHER' STUDIED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION II AND MEMBERS OF ~Ht CITY COUNCIL." I 'I I T WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT ,THE REPORT BE REeE I V.ED AND, PLACED ON I FILE. MOTION CARRIED. 0 , , IT ~AS FURTHER MOVED BY CRUMBAJ<ER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THA'T THE CI TY ARRANGE FOR AND SECURE APPRAISALS ON BOTH, THE: FRANCI-S W,ILLARD SCHOOL SITE AND THE PRESENT CITY HALL SI-TE. I . ROl.LCALL'VOTE. MOT,ION CARRI,ED. 6 A REPORT OF THE AIRPORT COMMITTEE - RE: . CONTRACT WITH 'WEST COAST AIRLIN~S FOR SCHEPULED FLIGHT OPERATIONS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I ."THE AIRPORT COMMITTEE HELD A MEETING ON NOVEMBER 5, 1952 WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN GODLOVE, BOOTH, WATSON AND SIEGENTHALER; CITY MANAGER; CI TV A'TTORNEYJ' CI TY RECORDER AND AI-RPORT MANAGER. MR.ER_NIE CODE, OPERATIONS MANAGER OF WEST, COAST AI RLI NES AND MR. BOYD' BAKER, -EUGENE MANAGER _OF WES'T COAST AI RLI NES. I T~IS MEETING WAS HELD TO DIS~USS A NEW CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF EUGENE AND WEST COAST AIRLINES FOR SCHEDULED FLIGHT OPERATIONS AT MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT. FUTURE PROGRAM AND DEVELOPMENT OF MAHLON SWEET AI RPORT WA'S OUTL I NED- .TO REPRESENTATI VES OF WEST COAST AIRLINES IN AN ENDEAVOR ~O SHOV THE CITY'S ~EED TO ESTABLISH THE OPERATIONS AT MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT UPON A SUBSTANTIATING BASIS. I OFFICIALS OF WEST COAST AIRLINES ADVISED THAT EMPIRE AIRLINES HAD BEEN CONSOLIDATED 'I WITH WEST COAST AIRLINES, CONSTITUTING AN OPERATION OF II DC-3'S SERVING 33 COMMUNITIES II IN THE STATES OF IDAHO, WASHINGTON AND OREGON. THESE OPERATIONS HAVE BEE~ APPROVED UNDER e 'I C.A.A. CERTIFICATE WHICH EXPIRES SEPTEMBER 30, 1954 INCLUDING MAIL SUBSIDIES AND GENERAL ,II SERVICE TO 33 COMMUNITIES INVOLV~D. IT WAS'BROUGHT OUT BY WEST COAST AIRLINE OFFICIALS :1 THAT THEIR NET PROFIT UP TO DATE HAD MOSTLY ~EEN CONSUMED IN ESTABLISHING THESE'SERVICES I I, , AND THAT UNDER THE SUBSIDIES INVOLVED THEY WERE NOT ALLOWED TO EXCEED 7% OF THEIR RECOG- i I: il NIZED CAPITAL. I I, I, IN VIEW OF THESE F'ACTS, WEST COAST AIRLINE OHICIALS EMPHASIZED THEIR OPERATIONS I I' il WOULD NOT WARRANTRA.ISING or THEIR.FEES AT MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT ANY, APPRECIABLE AMOUNT [I AT THE PRESENT TIME; HOWEVER, IT WAS BROUGHT OUT,THAT THE FACI~ITIES AFFORDED SCHEDULED " I OPERATIONS ATiMAHLO~ SWEJT AIRPORT WARRANiED A M~CH ~ARGER PAYMENT THAN WEST COAST II II AIRLINES WAS NOW MAKING AND THE CITY MANAGER PRESEN~ED lHREE ALTERNATIVES TO, THE PRESENT \I 2% GROSS REVENUE FEE. II II -,- ONE ALTERNATIVE WAS B~SED UPON LA~DING CHARGES AND,WEIGHTS INVOl.VED WHICH WOULD " II RESULT IN ANNUA~ REVENUES FROM WEST COAST AIRL1N[S OF APPROXIMATELY $1,900.00 AS AGAINST I . PRESENT REVENUE~ OF $640.00. A SECOND ALTERNATIVE WAS UPON~ SET AMOUNT PER F'LIGHT THE i SAME AS UNITED AIRliNES ARE OPERATING UPON WHICH ~OULD RESULT IN AN ,ANNUAL P'AYMENT OF II ~APPROXIMArELY $2,800. THE THIRD ALTERNATIVE WAS THAT,OF INCREASING THE PRESENT $160.00 CURRENT RENTAL FEE BY $1,500.00 PER YEAR. " 'I ~ I, AFTER DISCUSSING.THE LIMITATIONS OF WEST COAST AIRLINES AT'THE PRESENT TIME AS WELL II AS,THE FUTURE PLANS FOR THE DEVELOPMENT or MAHLON SWEET ,AIRPORT, IT WAS AGREED THAT I, OFFICIALS OF WEST COAST AIRLINES WOULD REVIEW--THI.S DISCUSSION ,WITH THEIR BOARD AND Ii Ii REPORT BACK TO T~E CITY AT AN E~RLY DATE,RELATIVE TO THEIR OPINION IN CONNECTION WITH e :1 THESE INCREASED F'EES. ", " II I Ii I II !! ....-1 ~36 e - - '[ I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE REPORT BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON I I I rILE. MOTION CARRIED. I I - ' I 7 A REPORT OF THE ~U~(IC WORKS COMM1TTEE' - RE: REQUESTS orV1CTOR LI~DEENJ CHARLES IRONS; I: I ,CHAMBERS STREET 'PROPERTY OWNERS FOR CURB SIDEWALKS; AND RECOMMENDATtON OF CITY MANAGER AND CITY II ENGINEER TO VACATE SMALL PORTION OF GLEN OAK DRIVE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I' - II . "A'MEETlNGOF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE WAS HELD ON NOVEMBER 7,"1952 WITH THE II I: rOLLOWI'NG PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, GODLOVE, KOPPE, AND SIEGENTHALER; I CITY MANAG~~ AND CITY EN~INEER. I I . THE COMMITTE~ REVIEWED THE REQUEST OF VICTOR W. LINDEEN FOR PERMISSION TO SEtL i: USED'CARS OFF"OF HIS PROPERTY AT'970 7TH ,AVENUE WEST.' IT WAS NOTED THAT THIS WAS RESIDENTIAt PROPERTY IN'THE CENTER OF ~HE BLOCK,ZONED FOR C-I; LIMITED COMMERCIAL WHICH DOES NOT PERMIT THE USE OF USED CAR SALES. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE REQUEST ,BE DENI EO'.' 2. THE 'COMMITTEE REVIEWED'THE REQUEST OF DR. CHARlESD. .IRONS TO INSTALL ~ CURB SIDE- e WALK IN'F'RONT OF H'ISHOME AT.'2l!lIO ELINOR STREET. INASMUCH'AS THIS IS A STRICTLY RESI- DENTIAL AREA WITH NO ~OSSIBjLITY OFTH~OUGH STREET DEVELOPMENTS AND NOTING THE HILLSIDE TERRAIN WHICH WOULD MAKE IT VERY DlrF'ICULTAND EXPENSIVE FOR THE PROPERTY LINE CONSTRUC- TION, IT ~AS'RECOMMEN~~D~THAT"THIS REQ~ESTBE GRANTED. : 3. THE COMMI TTEE REV I.E\lIED THER'['QUEST' or PROPERTY OWNERS ON . CHAMBERS STREET BETWEEN THE AMA'ZON:'AND'I elH' AVENt/ETO I'NSTALL CURB S I DEWALKSI N THI S AREA. IT WAS BROUGHT OUT I THAT CH~MBEWS STREET WAS RAP1DLY DEVELOPING INTO AN ARTERIAL STREET AND THAT EVEN A. SMALLAR~A~or TWO OR THREE FEET FOR PARKING WOuLD PROVIDE A SAf"ETY ZONE BETWEEN PEDESTR1AN TRAFFIC AND VEHICULAR TRAFFIC. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT PROPERTY LINE SIDE- WALKS BE MAINTAINED ON CHAMBERS STREET FOR ~ArETY PURPOSES. . , I 4.: IT WAS RECOMME~DED BY THE CITY MANAGER AND CITY ENGI~tER THA~ A SMALL PORTION OF GLEN OAK DRiVE BE VACATED IN EXCHANGE ,FOR A DEED TO T~E CITY FOR A LIKE PORTION Of" GROUND TOPROV I DE A 50 FOOT RIGHT OF WAY ON GLEN OA'K DR I WE f"ROM WI LLAMETTE STREET TO NOB HILL LANE. IN AGREEING TO THESE PROCEEDTNGS, THE OWNER 6F THIS PROPERTY HAS' ALSO AGREED TO DEED TO THE CITY THE EAST ONE HALF OF WILLAMETTE STREET WHICH IS STILL IN- ,CLUDED INH1S DEED FOR THE LOT ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF WILLAMETTE AND GLEN OAK DRIVE. IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THESE TRANSf"ERS BE MADE TO ADEQUATELY OPEN UP GLEN OAK DR'IVE AND PROVIDE SUFFICIENT RIGHT OF WAY AS WELL AS TO ACCEPT THE DEED FOR PART OF'WI'LLAMETTE STREET WHI CH I S ALREADY OCCUP I ED AS A REGULATION' WIDTH STREET. It . IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE REPORT OF THE ~UBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTl ON CARR I ED. REPORTS 'OF" eOA~DS AND COMMISSIONS e A REPORT ~f" THE ~LANN~NG COMMI$SION - RE: REZONING SUNNY HOLLOW AREA; ~AUL CAMPBELL AND F"RANCIS EVERSON AND'MILTON JACKSON PROPERTY WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "As A PERMA!NENT-: REPORT, PURSUANT' TO THE ~ESOLUTI ON Of THE COMMON COUNC I L OF THE I 'CI TV 'OF" EUGENE, DI~ECTING' THE CI~Y-~L~NNING COMMISSION TO PREPARE A REPORT UPON CERTAIN REQUESTS FOR C(ASSIF1CATION AND RECLASSIF'ICATIONOf ZONING IN AREAS WITHIN THE SAID CITY, THE CITY "LANNING 'COMMl'SS'ION HEREBY ADOPTS AS ITS REPORT, THE fOLLOWING: I THE ~LANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE F'OLLOWING PETITION fOR CLASSlrlCATION i OF' ZON.I NG" or"PROPE.RTY"IN' THE CI TY' BE 'APPROVED: I RECOMMENDATION OF' CITY~LAN-NI NG COMMI 5S1 ON e BEGINNINGONTH['PRESENT CITY LIMITS Of, EUGENE AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE EAST LI NE or COLLIER' STREET WiTH' THE SOUTH' LINE OF' LAKI N STREET AS PLATTED I N THE AMENDED PLAT or CI TY OUTLOOK, sA I.D'PO'lNT BE I NG' ON THE SOUTH LI NE OF LAK IN ST. (30TH AVE E) 421 .83F'EET NORTtf'-e90"'55' EAST OF' THE CENTER LI NE or UNI VERSI TY AVENUE AND RUNNI NG THENCE SOUTH TO A POINT DUE EAST Of" THE MOST EASTERLY NORTHEAST CORNER OF" LOT 3 OF' THE F"IRST ADDITION 'TO SUNNy'HoLLOW AS RECORDED IN eO OK 12, ~AGE 31 or LANE COUNTY ~LAT RECORDS;' THENCE WEST TO'THE MOST EUSTERLY NORTHEAST CORNER Of SAID LOT. 3 OF SAID F"IRST AOD1T10N'TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE SOUiH 535~6 'EET~ TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER'OF" SAID LOT'3; THENCE WEST TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER 'OF' LOT II OF' SAID F"'IRST ADDITION TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE NORTH TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER or SAID LOT I I AND ON NORTH TO THE NORTH LINE OF WILLIAM ELSTON D.L.C. No. 37; THENCE NORTH 8g0 26' WEST \ ALONG THE NORTH LINE Of D.L.C. No. 37 TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER THEREOF'; THENCE DUE WEST TO THE-"'MOST EASTERLY EAST LI NE OF WM. LUCKEY D.L.C. No. 52; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG SAID MOST EASTERLY EAST L1NEOf" D.L.C. No. 52 TO A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE Of 40TH AVENUE EAST (DOAN~'RoAD) SAID POINT BEING ON THE PRESENT CITY LIMITS OF EUGENE; I THENCE'.FOLLOWING'THE'PRESEN'T CI'TY LIMITS or EUGENE TO THE POINT OF' BEGINNING ON THE fOLLOWING COURSES: EASTERLY ALONG TH~ SOUTH LINE Of" 40TH AVENUE EAST TO THE I NTER- SECTION OF' THE SOUTH LINE Of" 40TH AVE EAST ~ITH THE'EAST LI~EOF' HILYARD STREET; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE EAST LINE OF" HILYARD STREET TO THE SOUTH LINE Of RICHARDS STREET (38TH AVE) AS' PLATTED IN THE F"OURTH ADDITION T6 SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE' SOUTH egO . 55' EAST 'tO'THE SOUTHEAST'CORNER 'Of" SAID FOURTH'AODITION TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THENCE . EAST TO THE E'U_TERLY LINE. OF' THE WEST,DRIVEAMAZON BLVD; THENCE NORTHWESTERLY ALONG THE EASTERLY L~NE Of SAID WEST DRIVE~AMAZON eLVD. TO THE SOUTH LINE OF' JAMES BREEDING D.L.C. No. 5!; THENCE SOUTH egO 55' EAST ALONG THE SOUTH LINE or D.L.C. No. 51 TO A e POINT ON THE EAST LINE or LOT 22 PROJECTED SOUTH AS PLATTED IN THE THIRD ADDITION TO \ I ~ i I , , "'-"" w',' ~ 23~ e I ~ S'UNNY HOLLOW; THENCE' ,'NORTHERL Y .'ALONG ,THE EAST LINE OF' SA 10 LOT 22 PROJECTED SOUTH A'ND I' niE EAS'T LINE Of-I'LOT 22 Ta 'THE NORTHEAST CORNER THEREOF'j .THENCE SOUTH 890 55' EAST 'TO II THE' INIT!IAL.1POINT OF" THE T'HIRD ADDITION 'TO SUNNY HOLLOW; THt~CE EASTERLY'TO A~O'~T ON THE EAS~' LINEJOF'JAMES BREEDING Drl.C. No. 51 SAI D LAST MENTIO'NED POI NT BE ING 210 Ii F",EET, NO'RTH O'F THlE' SOUTHEAST, CORNER OF" SA I DD;L.'C. No. 51,; :THE'NCE NORTHER,L Y ALONG THE II EAST LINE or D.L.C. No. 51 TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER O~ SAIDD.L.C., SAID NORTHE.&ST.' II CORNER BEING ON ~HE 'SOUTH LINE OF" LAKIN,STREET AS DEDICATED IN THE AMENDED PLAT or ~ CITY OUTLOOK; THE~CE EASTERkY'ALONG THE SOutH'LINt or LAKI.N' STREE~ (30TH AVE E) TO ti.l CO II "THE! POliNJT, OrJ 'BEG.I NNI NG ALL I N ,L.&NECOUNTY', STA.TEOr 'OREGONi.' , < - ""4 GENERALL y. LOCATED .BETWEEN SOUTH HI LURD STREET AND AN EXTENS I ON or COLL I ER STR'EET AND < '\ EXTENDJI NG f.ROM .SOUTH CI TV LI';" TS AS fAR SOUTH AS HALF"WAY EiETWEEN LARCH STREET AND 'SNELL 11 STREET. .' .., I' wi_I I .. ,j if I' ~EQUEST THA~~REA er ZONED T~'~A OUTER' RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT. " ' II ./ .',1 il I Ii AND THE .flLANNING COMMISSION HAS TABLED THE rOLLOWI NG PETI TI O'N rOR RECLASSI nCATI ON or e lONtNG rOR rURTHER STUDY~ J - J ' I I I' I I J . - " I flAULCAMPBELL, ': , . - ,I 1 .1_.'1 , I ., I \1 . , THE WEST. 50.73 rEEl' OF' LOTS' 4, 5 AND'8 AND AL'L or LOTS '2, 3;'6"7, I N BLOCK !is PEARL.' II ,; ADDI TI O,N' tOJ ;rHE- CI TV or EUGENE, OREGON; , I I . , \1 LOTS I, 4, 5.,,6.~ 7, .AND .8, .BLOCK 4 PURL 'ADDITION',TO EUGENE; , I 'i . " , , ' Ii I I II ALSOTHE;rOLLOWI~G. DESCRIBED PROP~RTY: I ,'.'J I ii Ii , I '. - 1 Ii A. BEG1NNING AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER'or LOT 8, BLOC~15, PEARL ADDITION RUNNING THENCE ,I SOUTH 93 rE~T TO. THE NORTH LI~E or 18TH AVE; :THENCE EAST ALONG, THE.' NORTH LI NE or 18TH I' AVE 50.73 fEET; THENCE NORTH 93 rEET TO THE SOUTH LINE or LOT 8; THENCE WEST 50.73 fEET II TO THE POINT or BEGINNING; I II BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHWEST. CORNER or LOT 7, BLOCK 4 Of PEARL ADDITION TO EUGENE, Ii, B. " OREGON; RUN THENCE SOUTH, 93 rEEr MORE OR:LESS TO THE. NORTHERLY LINE or 18TH AVE;'THENCE EASJTI59 fEET ALONG SAID NORTHERLY liNE OF 18TH, AVE; THENCE NORTH 93 fEE T' MORE OR LE'SS " I TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER or LOT 7, BLOCK 4; THENCE WEST 159 rEET TO THE POINT or BE- i I y GINNING; , I , . ,J I - I . il C. BEGINNING AT THE SOUTHEAST CORNER or LOT 8, BLOCK 4, PEARL ADDITION; RUN THENCE " il SOUTH 93 rEET,: MORE OR LESS, TO THE NORTHERlY L1NE Of 18TH', AVE; THENCE WEST.159 rEET ,I Ii ALONG SAID NORTHERLY LINE or 18TH AVE; THENCE NORTH 93 FEET MORE OR LESS TO THE SOUTH- '.1 WEST CORNER Of LOT 8, BLOCK 4 OF PEARL ADDITION; il I, - - .. , I I' D. BEGI'NNING,'AT THE, SOUTHWEST CORNER Of LOT:7, BLOCK 5,' PEARL ADDITION TO EUGENE," Ii ,\ OREGON; RUN THENCE SOUTH 93 FEET, ,MORE OR, LESS TO THE NORTHERt:.Y LI NE OF' 18TH 'AVE; THENCE il EAST 155.73 F'EET ALONG SAID NORTHERLY LINE or 18TH AVE; THENCE NORTH 93 rEET MORE OR' IJ LESS TO THE-SOUTHEAST CORNER OF" LOT 7, BLOCK 5; THENCE WEST 155.73'fEET TO THE PlACE I, or BEGINNING, IN BLOCK 5, PEARL ADDITION; !\ I II E. BEGINNtNG AT A POINT 66 rEET NORTH OF" THE'NoRTH~EST CORNER OF LOT 2, BLOCK 5 Of 'I PEARL ADDITION TO EUGENE, OREGON; AND RUN THENCE NORTH 50 fEET, THENCE'E~ST '156.34 fEET; \ \1 " THENCE SOUTH 50 fEET, THENCE WEST 156.34 FEET TO THE PLACE Of BEGINNING IN LANE COUNTY, r . OREGON I, , . . ~ - J .' I ;1 J . I , J I ~ II LOCATED ON BOTH SIDES OF PEARL STREET BETWEEN 17TH AND 18TH. AVENUES. . Ii REQUEST CHANGE OF ZONE rROM R-3 MULTIPLE rAMILY TO C-3 CENTRAL BUSINESS. J.I ' - ( ~I .' .iJ ' ': e I rRANC I S G.' EVERSON ~ MI L TON'JACKSON - I I : p, \ ~I It: " ' ~ .' il LOTS 4, 5 AND 6, BLOCK 3 TESHNER'S ADDITION TO EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON.ANDTHE NORTH I I, 90 fEET Of LOTS I AND 2, BLOC' 3, TESHNER'S ADDITION TO EUGENE. LOCATED ON SOUTH SIDE I II J OT. 18TH AVE ~ETWEENOAK AND PEARL STREETS , I , Ii . I , REQUEST CHANGE OF ZONE fROM,'R-3 MUL 1-1 PLF: DWELL I NG TOC";3 CENTRAL Bus INtSsDI STR I.CT. " I II I :1 II 1 T WAS MOVED 'BYCRUMBAKER, .'SECONDEO BY BOOTH THAT THE' REPORT Of' THE PLANNING COMMI SSI ON I !I BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. I'. I, - , - I , I I _! _I . I : :' PETI TI ONS AND~{COMMUNI CATIONS ' .I,' I I 9 IN THE:MATTER'orTH~.'AP~LICATION OF' TINO'S fOR AN OLCC RESTAURANT ,LIQUOR L~CENSE fOR THE BALANCE or 1952, -'T WAS MO~ED BY SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED Bv.'BoOTH THAT COUNCI L APPROVAL BE i GIVEN TOJTHE APPLIC~Tl0N. 'MOTION CARRIED. . ' ' I ~ .' I - 1 T'MIE fOlLLOWING APP.LI,CATlONS FOR BEER L1,CENSE ,RENEWALS f4S' APPROVED BY THE ,POLICE II DEPARTMENT, WERE SUBMITTED~: I'.' Ii '.. I I I:! - , , J I Ii ' 'I ' - , " ( .1 ", --l ' I . . \ - - I I :, r . .'1 .,. , I -; , JF ' J. ., ' - '_I.. I I[ - 'J - '. - I - j , i e II I - . I '.1 " - !I ~ \ ," 'I -- ~38_! e _. -'- 1--- - LAWRENCE STREET.GROCERY, 395 'W. 11TH -STEPHEN E. , IGLA_E. McMILLAN - PKG~ S~ORE~ CLASS A. I I GOLDEN CANARY, 2000 'ITIH AVE. ,W." 'GEORGE-FRAII1K 'DAVID ABBOTT - RET~'IL MALT,' CLASS-A.' 1 BIL'L Ross' TA'V'E'RN', ',958 0AK ~ ,WM'. :...GEORGEROSS- - PKG., STORE 'CLASS IB' RET:A,ILM~LT, CLASS A. , I M , K MARKET, ,GENERAL GROCERY, CO." 1597 1,1 TH ,AV.E'., W. - PKG. STORE" 'CLASS 'A.- SQRENSON'S COff,EESHOP, 757 W. 6T.H'- ELMER' :DOROTHY SORENSON-.. RETAIL MALT, CLASS B. EAGLES LODGE.,' 525 WLLL:AMETTE '- CtUB LICENSE. I' " STOP- N,- SHOP MKT.-, ,2480 ALDER - WM.. WENDELL STUART - PKG'. STORE, CLASS A.:' BECRAfT .. 'NASON MKT. '1085 W., '4TH'- JAMES T. BECRAfT - .PKG'.' STORE, CLASS A. EUGENE RECREATION, 1025 WI LLAMETTE STREET" GEORGE" 'MARY SCHAEfERS, R'EH I L MALT, CLASS B. ,: I! EUGENE HOTEL CO., 222 E.BROADWAY, SPENCER COLLINS - RESTAUR~NT. Ii .OASI S TAVERN, 8~1 W. -8TH -, ,BENJAMI N SNYDER - LE I OLA'WI NN- RETA It' MAL T, ,CLASS ,;A. -' JACK'S TAVERN,' 24 W.' 8.TH ... 'JOHN G.' RUNGE -PKG. STORE, CLASS B ~ RETAIL MALT, CLASS A. [I ROBERTS DRINK" L NCH - 147 E. BROADWAY - CARROLL' MABEL ROBERTS - PKG. STORE,. CLASS B .. II I' 'RETAIL MALT, CLASS A. !I L , L GROCERY, 1591 WILLAMETTE STREET -' HAROLD LESTICO, PKG. STORE, CLASS A.. ARTHUR A. WICK, WICK'S MARKET, 2498 WILLAMETTE - PKG. STORE, CLASS B. SHI SLER,"S 'fO,Olt-MKT.., 304 13~HAvE EAST ,-'WARREN SH1SLER, - PKG.,STORE, CLASS~. VETERAN'S MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION, 1626 W'LLAMETTE STREET - CLUB'.: e THE ACE, 746 PARK STREET, ALBIA JOHN DuBOIS, PKG. STORE, CLASS B - RETAIL MALT, CLASS A. CLUB CIGAR STORE, BI4WILLAMETTE - TAD LUCKEY JR., MAUDE E. LUCKEY, LUCINDA A. DEBURGH, PKG. STORE, CLASS B AND RETAIL MALT, CLASS A. CLUBQROSS 1'0W~, 1,797 W. 7TH AVENUE - ROBERT M. PULLIAM - RESTAURANT.i" MONTE'S DUTCH MILL, 42 8TH AVE. W., GORDON D. ': VIRGI NtAL LAMoNTE"RETAI L MALT', CLA'SS A. EUGENE PASTIME, 730 WILLAMETTE - WILLIAM H. JO,STMEIER- RETAIL MALT, CLASS A. POHLL'S MARKET, 1719 W. IBTH - NORMAN POHLL, PKG. STORE, CLASS B.. I BUDDIES GROCERY, 557 WI LLAMETTE STREET - RI CHARD' , JUNE FOOTE' -- PKG. STORE, CLASS B.,' CHUCK'S KORNER, 101 W. 7TH - HARRY" ANN RUTH - RETAIL MALT, CLASS A. MINIT MARKET, 536 E. 11TH - WILLARD E. .. VELMA LI~DEMANN, PKG.STORE, CLASsB. l SEYMOUR'S' CAfE" DARLEA. SE,YMOUR, MOLA', JIM D. - 996 WILLAMET1E - PKG. STORE, CLASS B' , RtSTAUR'ANT ~ TINY TAVERN - 394 BLAIR BLVD - REUBEN B. , LUCILE JOHNSON - PKG. 'STORE, ;CLASS B AND RETAIl MALT, CLASS A. , - I~ WAS MOVED B~ SJEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE APPliCATIONS, AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE. DEPARTMENT BE REf.ERRED TO THE PUBLIC-,SAFETY COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. 10 AN APPLICATIO~ fOR A GARBAGE HAULERS LICENSE (TRANSfER Of OWNERSHIP) WAS SUBMITTED BY HAROLD H. CARPENTER AND EARL SCHULTZ. -. I T WAS MOVED BY CRU~BAKER,: SECONDED B,Y SI EGENTHAL,ER THAT ,THE APPLI CATION BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. " REQUEST fOR VACAT'ON Of ALLEY RUNNING fROM THE EXTENSION OF" HIGH STREET TO THE WILLAMETTE RIVER, AND RUNN'NG MORTH,'AND SOUTH PARALLEL TO HIGH AND PEARL STREETS, If, EXTENDED WAS SUBMITTED BY MR. GLENN BYRNES AND MR. JACK MCKY. , .., fT WAS MOVED BY BODLOVE, SECONDED BY KOPPE THA~ THE REQUEST BE REfERRED TO THE RUBLIE WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. 12 COMMUNICATION 'fROM MRS. MAE~H. FRYE -,RE: EASEMENT OVER 'CITY LOTS WAS ,SUBMITTED AND I ~EAD AS fOLLOWS:', , . ~ 'f' OWN LOT No. ,2, BLOCK 4, 24TH PLACE EAST, ALSO LOT No. 18, BLOCK 2, 24TI:I AVE. ,E A ST. THE CITY OWNS LOT No. I, BLOCK 4, 24TH PLACE EAST AND LOT No. 19, Bt.OCK 2, 24TH AVE. EAST.. 4 - , . ; " .t. t THE PROPOSED STREET NORTH AND SOUTH WILL RUN DIAGONALLY AND IT SEEMS THERE WILL ~ BE A SEGMENT Of LOT No. I AND LOT No. 19 THE CITY WILL NOT NEED"TO COMPLETE 'THE e PROPOSED STREET. COULD I OBTAIN AN EASEMENT OR EVENTUALLY PURCHASE SAID SEGMENT Of LOT No. ,I. AND No. 19? : " , I WOULD LIKE TO BUILD AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AND AS ARRANGEMENTS NOW STANO I'T' WOULD . BE IMPOSS~BLE TO BUILD AS I WI SH.' AN~ARLY REPLY WOULD BE APPRECIATED." THE COMMUNICATION WAS REfERRED BY THE MAYOR TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. I i 13 COMMUNICATION fROM THE WILLAKENZIE FIRE DISTRICT - RE: INTERIM rlRE PROTECTION WAS I' SUBMITTED AND READ AS rOLLOWS: I 1 "THIS IS TO ADVISE .YOU THAT THE BOARD ,Of DIRECTORS Of THE WILLAK[NZIE RURAL FI'RE: PROTECTtON DISTRICT HAVE DULY CONSIDERED THE PROPOSED AGREEMENT .BETWEEN THE CITY Of, EUGENE AND THE WILLAKENZIE RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT, AND HAVE UNANIMOUSLY REJECTED THE SAME fOR THE REASON THAT THE AMOUNT Of PAYMENT T9 BE MADE BY THE I DIST'RI'CT TO-THE' C'TY GREATLY EXCEEDS THE AMOUNT Of MONEY,THAT TI:IE DISTRICT'LEGALLY CAN RAISE BY TAXES WITHOUT A VOTE or THE ELECTORS Of THE DISTRICT. THE DIRECTORS or THE DISTRICT HEREBY REQUEST THE CITY TO GIVE CONSIDERATION Of THE POSSIBILITY Of ENTERING INTO A MUTUAL-AID AGREEMENT fOR INTERIM fiRE PROTECTION fOR THE DISTRICT UNTIL SUC~ TIME AS THE DISTRICT SHALL HAVE IN OPERATI,ON I TS OWN f I RE- riGHTING EQUIPMENT, COMPENSATION fOR WHICH WOULD BE BASED UPON A PER-CALL OR OTHER f'XEO CHARGE W'THIN THE ABILITY or THE DISTRICT TO PAY. THE DISTRICT EARNESTLY REQUESTS YOUR EARLIEST CONSIDERATION Or THIS MATTER AND REPLY AT YOUR EARLIEST e CONVENIENCE. " ~ I I' ............-- 23~ . e , \ ") \ >, \ .'" ., il .. .. ...,.. 7...~_...:._' _.. Pf!r"7;:r,: ' " I II I T "'AS/MOVED 'BY 'CRUP4BAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE CI TYMANAGER.' EtE INSTRUCTED' TO CO'NTliCTTHE: OU~TRICT RE'PRESENn,TIVEAND TO'WORK'OUT AND PUT INTO Erf'ECT' AN EQUITABLE INTERIM II AGREEMENT WI THPAYMENT' TO BE, DE'rERRED TO MEET THE CONV.ENI ENeE OF': THE OISTR'rCT AND THAT THE' .... II fl REDf:PARTMENT' BEl NSTRUCTED TO ANSWER CALLS AS SOON AS CONTRACT IS SIGNED. MOTION CARRIED. I!, \,.,. ..._, :1 AN O'RAL REQUEST BY MR. WENDT OF' THE Cl TY TRANSI T LINES \iAS'MADE F'.OR RE-ROUTI NG OF' ....... . 14 :1 t~~ II CERTAIN BUS ROUTES I,NYOlVINGSERVI CE' TO WEST 8TH AVENUE,AND:.WEST i8TH AV,ENUE."'; ,h I ' , l!.' I' I IT "'U MOVED BY' .CRUMB'AKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT A 'SPEC I r'I'C-=WR'I--TTE'N""~EQUEST BEIF' I LED 0.0 I, I AND THAT' IT :BE REF'ERRED' TO' THE' PUB!: I C' SAF'ETY ANO"JUDI ClARY' COMMI TTEES'.~' MOT'i"O'N CllRR'1 ED. <I:, . , 1-9 , , ' < ORDINANCES .- , I , , 15 COUNCIL BILL No. I 395 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS F'OR SIDEWALK ON EAST SIDE OF' HILYARD F'ROM 28TH TO 29THi AVENUE, I NTRODUCEO 'AND GI VEN F'I RST READI,NG ON OCTOBER 27, 1952 WAS BROUGHT ON' rOR-CONSIDERATION~ CITYMAN~GER REPORTED NO'WRITTEN PROTESTS ON riLE. e I'T' WA'S'-MOVEDBY CRUMBA'KER,SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BI LL BEl READ THE'SE,COND TIME BY TITLE'ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT or THE COUNCI~~ MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE .BILL WASREAD'THf: Sf:COND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. II . ! I' IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL d :1 BE READ THE THIRD TIME' BY TITLE ONLY, WITH' UNANIMOUS CONSENT' or THE COUNCIL. MOTl ON I 'I II CARRIED~NANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. II . .. ~ - , , I II I: IT. WA'SMOVE'D BY CRUMBAKER', SECOND'ED BY BOOTH THAT THE COUNC I L' ,BI Ll BE APPROVED AND 'I I, GiVEN fiNAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. ALLEN AND SM1~H ABSENT. THE '," I: BILL WAS DECLARED'PASSED AND NUMBERED 10123. , , -; I . ' 16 COUNCIL BILL No. 1396 - RE: lEVYIN~ ASSESSMENTS fOR SIDEWALK ON SOUTH SIDE OF' 8TH AVENUE BETWEEN CHAMBERS AND GRANT STREET, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN F'IRST READING ON OCTOBER 27, 1952 ~AS' BRO~GHT'ON rOR C6~SIDERATION. CITY M~NAGER REPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS ON fiLE. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY T1TLE'ONLY, WITH"UNANIMOUS CONSENT or THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARR1ED U~ANIMOUSLY .AND! THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TI ME BY -TITLE ONLY. ' r .,. . , IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER~ SECONDED BY Boon-i THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE' BI LL I . BE READ THE THIRD TlMEI BY TITLE ONLY,:WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT\Of THE COUNCIL., MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS .MOVED ~Y' CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE' COUNC I L"BI LL BE APPROVED ANQ.'.G!I VEN F'INAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. SMITH AND ALLEN ABSENT. THE' BilL WAS 6ECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED-l0124. - I 17 COUNCIL BILL No. 1397 - RE: LEVYING ASSESS~ENTS rOR PAVING ALLEY BETWEEN OLIVE AND I CHARRELTON fROM 20TH'to 21ST AVENUE, INiRODUCE~ AND G1VEN ~IRST READING ON OCTOBER' 27, 1952 I WAS BROUGHT ON rOR CONSIDERATION. CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO:WRITTEN PROTESTS ON rILE~ I I IT WAS MOVED' BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE READ'THE SECOND'TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' THE"COUNCI'L. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY' AND THE BilL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY; IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAi<E,R',' SECONDED' BY BOOTH THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE ,BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY A~D THE BILL ~AS~EAD: THE THIRD TIME' BY TITLE' ONLY~ I . , ",.,. " e IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN fiNAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNt I LME'N PRESENT, VOTl NG AYE. ' ALLEN A'ND SMI TH ABSENT. THE. BI LL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10125. ' h 18 I COUNCI L BI Ll No. 1398 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS rOR SIDEWALK ON NORTH SIDE or 10TH I AVENUE BETWEEN LAWRENCE AND WASHING'TON, I NTRODUCED AND, GJI VEN F'I RST READ'I NG ON OCT,OBER 27, 'i I: 1952 WAS BROUGH~ ON fOR CONSIDERATION. ,I " IT WAS MOVED BY -CRUMBAKER~ 'SECOND~b~BY BOOtH TH~T THE BILL BE READ THE ~ECOND'TIME BY I ~ I "'- TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT or THE C'qUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED,UNANIMOUSLY,AND THE BILL II '- WAS READ TH~ SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. , , I, , I' IT WAS MOVED By'CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ,BOOT-Ii THAT. THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BI LL ,I BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT or THE COUNCIL. MOTl ON CARR I ED II II UNANIM'OUSLY' AND-THE' BILL WAS 'READ THE ,THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. ,I'- I .' ~ :1 ' , I', I I 'I II I T W~,S MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE COUNC I L BI Ll BE APPROVED AND GI VEN F'I NAL PAS's'l.GE. ALL COUNC ILME'N PRESENT, VOTI NG AYE._ 'i:ALLE'N!;'AND SMITH), ABS'E:NT,., ' THE' ',B,I LL: WAS I DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERt:D, ,10126. Ii : .;: I , ' 19 COUNCIL ,BILL No. t 399' -' RE: LEVYI NG 'ASSESSMENTS F'OR !'AVI NG ALLEY BETWE'EN 7TH AND 8TH /I AVENUE F'ROM JEffERSON TO MADISON STREET, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN fiRST READING ON OCTOBER 27, q I 1952 WAS BROUGHT ON fOR CONSIDERATION. CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS ON ~ILE'. il e Ii II I, ii I: ~ " ~,-- ~40' e t IT ~AS MOV~~ BY ~RUMBAK~R; SECONDED" BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE REA~ THE SECOND,TIME BY I TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANrMOUS CONSENT OF"'THE COUNCIL. MOTI~N ~ARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND TH~ BILL WAS READ' THE' S'ECOND: TIME BY TI'TLE' ONLY. - '- " " IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY' BOOTH'THAT THE: RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE RE AD THE' TH I',RD T I ME 'BY TITLE 'ONLY, WITH UNAN I MOUS CONSE NT Of .THE COUNC I L. MOTION ' I CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE'BJLLWAS,READ THE THIRD TIME BYT;lTlE'QNLY.' IT 'WAS: MOVED B:y'CRUMBAKER,' SECONDED, BY BOOTH T,HAT THE COUNCI L BI LL' BE APPROVED AND GIVENF'INAL: PASSAGE. . ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE.' ALLEN AND SMITH ABSEN~. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10127. " - 11 I 20 COUNCIL BILL No. 1400 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS F'OR PAVING ALLEY BETWEEN,OLIVE AND I: CHAR NEil TON F'ROM' 21 ST TO' 22ND' AVENVE, I NTRODUCED AND GI VEN fiRST READ I N,G Of\!' .OCTQBER 27, 1952 ,I I I' WAS BROUGHT ON fOR' CONS1DERATION~1 CeI TY MANAGER REPORTED, ONE WRfTTEN 'PROTES,T-'ON', ,F'I LE. ~ I , I I, I' IT WAS ~OVEO BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BvBoOTH THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIMt II BY TlTL'E ONL:Y,: WITH UNANEMOUS' C,ONSE,NT: OF" THE :COUNCIL.' MOTION CARRIED VNANIMOUSLY, AND' THE II - B1 'LL 'WAS READ' THE; SECOND' TI ME' 'BY' TI TLE ONLY'. ' , :i - - , Ii ,~ I . . il y il IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL il BEJREAD'THETHI'RD'TIME BY TI.TLE ONLY, WITH UNANI'MOUS CONSENT OF' THE COUNCIL. MOTION II CARRIED UNANIMO.USLY AND THE 'BIL'L WAS READ THE THIRD TIME,' BY .nTLE ONLY.: I y-, " , ' , I! - , Ii IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED-BY BOOTH THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND I GIVEN F'ltiAL PASSAGE..'_,:ALL,' COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOT'ING AYE. ALLEN AND SMITH ABSENT. THE BI LL WAS DECLARED PASSED, AND 'NUMBER.ED,' '10128. Ii , . 'I I . " Ii 21 COUNC I LBILL No. 1404 - SANITARY SEWER IN ALLEY BETWEEN MILL AND FERRY F'ROM 12TH TO II 13TH AVENUEW*S REA~ THE 'rl~S~ ~JME AND LAID O~ER. I, I " I COUNCIL BILL No. 1405 - RE: ADOPTING PLANS A~D ~PECIF'ICATIONS fOR SEWER IN ALLEY ii " BETWEEN MILL AND FERRY fROM 12TH TO 13TH AVENUE WAS READ THE F'IRST TIME AND LAID OVER. I' ii , " Ii 22 ' . COUNCIL BILL No. 1406 - RE: LEVYINQ~SSESSMENTS F'OR' PAVING 18TH AVENUE F'ROM POLK , . I! TO CHAMBERS STREET WAS SUBMITTED'AND READ THEF'IRST ~1ME I N' F',ULl'. ,I Ii ' '.I IT WAS MOVED 'BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED' BY BOOTH THAT THE~ BI LLBE LAID: OVER "NO PROP~R II NOTICE OF' ASSESSMENT BE GI V,EN AF'rECTED PROPERTY OWNERS.' 'MOTl,ON CARRI ED. :1 . I, " COUNCIL BILL No. 'I 23 1407 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS F'OR PAVING 16TH AVENUE F'ROM, il WILLAMETTE'TO OLLVE ,STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE fiRST TIME IN fULL. , " . . I , II , , I, IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT nlE, BILL 'BE LAID OVER, AND THE PROPER NOTICE OF' ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AF'F'ECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTl ON CARR I ED. II , I ..: 1 ' ,J _ i I: ' I - " 24 COUNCIL B1LL No.' 1408 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS F'OR PAVING BROADWAY F'ROM GRANT TO ,! 'I G"R'I~LDWAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE ~IRST TIME IN F'U,LL. I II 'I I, I IT WAS MOVED BY' CRUMBAKER~ SECONDED BY BOOTH THA T, THE, BILL BE LA 10: OVER AND TtfE PROPER 1 NOTI CEOF' ASSESSMEN,T BE GI VEN AfF'ECTED PR.OPERTYOWNERS. MO,TION CARRIED. i :I 25 COUNCIL BILL No. I 409, - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS F'OR PAVING 21ST AVENUE F'ROM HILYARD II Ii TO ALDER STREET WAS SUB~ITT~D'AND READ THE fIRS~ TIME I N 'F' U L L .~ Ii ! II I TWAS MO.VED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED' BY' BOOTH ~HAT THE BILk BEL~ID 'OVER AND THE PROPER II NOTICE or ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AF'F'ECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED. II ,-- - " .:1, il e 26 COUNCIL BILL No. '1410 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS fOR PAVING ALLEY B~~WEEN 12TH AND Ii 13TH AVENUE F'ROM PATTERSON TO HILYARD STREET WAS $UBMIT~ED AND READ THE F'IRST TIME I,N, jl rULL. Ii II , " ' " I !I - I , - IT; wAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SEICONDED BY BOOTH :THAT THE B.I LL BE, LAID OVER A~D, PROPER Ii NOTICE OF' ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AF'fECTED PROPERTY OWNE~S. MOTION C"RRIED. I I 1 27 COUNCIL,;.B:ILL NO,;,-14n, "'!) RE;: ,LEV.YING ASSESSMENT,S,F'OR ,PAVING MONROE F'ROM 18TH TO 19TH AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND R~AD THE 'IRST ~IME IN F'ULL. f I ' , IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND PROPER NO~ICE OF' ASSESSMENT BE 'GIVE~ ArF'ECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED. , , .I I 28 COU,NC I LB I LL No. I 4 I 2 -' 'RE : LEVYI NG ASSESSMENTS F'OR PAV I NG 2~'1'H AVENUE F'ROM WI LLAMETTE I TO PEARL STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE F'IRST TIME IN F'ULL. I - ,;,' I ; " I, I II ~r~AS MOV~D BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED .BY BOOTH ~HAT THE BILL,BE LAID OVER ,"NO THE PROPER II NOTICE OF' ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AF'F'ECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTl'ON CARRIED. 1 i !I " 29 COUNCIL BI=I.CNo.' ,!4"3 - :RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS 'F'OR SIDEWALK ON .THESO,UT~: StDE OF' I! I 24TH AVENUE F'ROM WI~'AMETTE TO P~TTERSON STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND REA~ THE F'IRST TIME IN rUlL. - , , !I 1 t \T WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BllL'BE LAID OVER AND PROPER ii e 'I NOT' CE OF' ASSESSMENT BE GI VEN AF'F'EC,TED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTl ON CARR I ED. il , ~ 'I i I . , ! ..24~ e II 1 30 Ii COUNCIL BILL No. I 41 4 - RE: REGULATING INSTALLATION, I Ii REPAIR AND MAINTENANCE or TELEVISION AND RADIO ANTENNAS WAS REf"ERRED"TO'THE PUBLIC WORKS AND PUBLIC SAf"ETY COMMITTEES. [I 31 I: COUNCIL BILL No. 1415 - RE: REZONING NORTH SUNNY HOLLOW, NEWLY ANNEXED AREA WAS SUBMITTED Ii AND-RE.DTH~ f"IRST T1ME IN' f" U l'l . ii ,[ II IT WAS ~OVE~ BY CRUMBAKER, " SECONDED BY WATSON THAT THE BilL BE READ THE, SECOND TIME BY ~ Ii TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT or THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL " ~.I:' :i WAS READ THE SECOND-TIME BY TITLE ONLY. " OC " - ii -, Ii IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL r--. <! BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLEOONlV, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT 6f" THE COUNCIL. MOTl ON CARR I ED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ'THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BVCRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN f"INAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AVE. ALLEN AND SMITH ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10129. e 32 IT ~AS NOTED f"OR THE RECORD THAT ZONING AS RA OUTER RESIDENTIAL IS THE INITIAL ZONING I f"OR ~HE AREA SUBJECT TO REVISION LATER AS NEED ARISES. UPON MOTION DULV MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNrD TO NOVEMBER 24~ 1952. I II RESPECTrULLY SUBMITTED, " I' OREN L. KING, II CITY MANAGER. I' :1 Ii :1 I, :1 I, " /) " [' . ,I " " 'I Ii ~ , 'i " " ii I: ,I " ii Ii " I Ii 'I I: i: Ii Ii I! II I I I' I I -_ Ii " L !' 'I Ii " :1 il 'I I, il 'I \: II ~ I '\ I. Ii I' I I 1\ I: I' I " I: . 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