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Home My WebLink About07/13/1953 Meeting 4"1 3 ~ e ii I. " COUNCIL CHAMBERS, I , " ,: " EUGENE, OREGON. '. " ". JULY 13, 1953. " :1 ;i :1 THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE WAS HELD ON JULY I 3, Ii ii 1953 AT 7:30 P.M. -IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS. THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY HIS HONOR, t"" 1:1 MAyqR V. E. JOHNSON WITH THE FOLLOWING COUNCILMEN PRESENT: CRUMBAKER, BOOTH, GODLOVE,' if; KOPPE, SIEGENTHALER, WATSON, CONE AND OWEN. ~ 00 ,I ~ " 1'-1 !I THt MINUTES OF THE LAST REGULAR MEETING HELD JUNE 8TH AND 22ND, 1953 WERE READ AND <Zt I: APPROVED. 11 " BILLS AGAINST THE VARIOUS CITY DEPARTMENTS FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE, I 'I 1953 WERE SUBMITTED I, ., AS FOLLOWS: Ii I, . II GENERAL FUND :i It II PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT $ 2,272.29 EUGENE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS $ 35.59 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT 1,875.84 EUGENE MIRROR & GLASS CO. 31.00 " " AETNA L I FE INSURANCE COMPANY 254.20 EUGENE'S OUTDOOR STORE 10.76 Ii i: PACIFIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 651.50 EUGENE 'OVERALL LAUNDRY 7.32 EUGENE HOSPITAL & CLINIC 28.00 EUGENE PLANING MILL 53.65 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE 12.50 EUGENE RADIATOR SERVICE I I .60 I HENRY F. BEISTEL - TREASURER 54.69 EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD 2.50 HENRY F. BEISTEL - TREASURER 89.20 EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL CO. 3,577.50 HENRY F. BEISTEL - TREASURER I , 277 . I 2 EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL CO. 2.15 OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION 626.62 EUGENE TENT &, AWNING COMPAN,Y 1.00 FIRST NATIONAL BANK' OF EUGENE 6,720.20 EUGENE TRACTOR & I MPLEMENT CO. 1.32 V. E. JOHNSON, MAYOR 100.00 EUGENE WATER &, ELECTRIC BOARD 6,281.96 EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY 2,847.45 EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 1,287.93 LANE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY 250.00 EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 7,414.26 LOUIS A. BORDE . 74.00 EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY CO. I NC. 548.04 MARY OWINGS 65.0Q KNUTE FOLGEDALEN 410.32 OREGON STATE INDUST. Acc. COMM. 520.86 W. P. FULLER & COMPANY 66.87 , AL'S SHEET METAL SHOP 26.30 FURRER, McMILAN & PATTON 183.00 'I DRS. ERNEST V. ALLEN 10.64 GENERAL PAINT CORPORATION 49. 10 AMERICAN STEEL & SUPPLY CO. 95.65 GILBERT BROTHERS, 1 NC. 42.64 . ARCH S MOTOR TUNE UP 240.91 J. K. GILL COMPANY 4.89 ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS 10.63 GLASS SPRAY SERVICE 14.00 BEE-LINE SERVICE 5.98 B. F. GOODRICH COMPANY 23. I 6 HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 961.53 GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY, I NC. 33.24 HENRY F. BEISTEL 250.00 GRAY'S FEED & SEED COMPANY 21.00 BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE 27.25, GUARD PUBLISHING COMPANY 508.62 BLUE CROSS ANIMAL HOSPITAL 14.50 H & S PLUMBING & HEATING 4.58 F. K. BREWER SALES & SERVICE 639.16 FRED H. HALEY 83.78 BROOKS OFFICE MACHINES 18.75 HALPRIN SUPPLY COMPANY 22.80 PERCY W. BROWN &, COMPANY 750.00 GEORGE A. HALTON COMPANY 27.91 I BRUMWELL'S 19.28 ALLEN E. HAMILTON 6.60 E. H. BURRELL 21.56 HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES CO. 26.20 I' , BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CENTER 536.20 HARLE~-DAVIDSON SALES CO. 3,51 I .70 I: I' L. H. BUTCHER COMPANY 98.52 HARR MOTOR SUPPLY 36.69 I: C &, 5 ELECTRIC 727.60 RUSSELL M. HARRISON, DIRECTOR 200.00 I' ~ i GEORGE F. CAKE COMPANY 5.04 HAWS DRINKING FAUCET COMPANY 33.45 Ii CARLSON, HATTON & HAY, INC. 256.05 HEINKE WHOLESALERS 4.70 M. E. CARMICKLE 5.00 L. G. HELTERLINE I 13.02 I' CAROTHERS SHEET METAL COMPANY 560.00 HENDERSHOTT'S 2.70 It Ii CASCADE TITLE COMPANY 38.80 HOWARD HERIDER 57.46 ,I [, CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 21.19 HORN PRINTING COMPANY 137. 10 :1 CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY, LTD. 172.54 HOWARD COOPER CORPORATION 2,033.65 ,. , I' CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY, LTD. 200.46 HUFFMAN'S AUTO GRINDING SERVICE 2.64 " II CHASE SEEDS 8.63 INDUSTRIAL AIR PRODUCTS COMP~NY 4.70 \1 CHEMICAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY 2.22 INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL CO. I NC. 412.80 !I COAST TO COAST STORES 4.29 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES 256.00 " i: COFFEE'S PUMP SERVICE 40.00 ICIVIA 22.08 II ;, COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 344.81 JACK'S MEAT MARKET 81.20 I Ii I' COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 85.55 CARL L. JOHNSON 14.25 ,I Ii COMMERCIAL AUTO SUPPLY 22~99 KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY 105.54 ii CONSOLIDATE~ SUPPLY COMPANY 304.46 ADOLPH HIEFER & COMPANY 5.16 II Ii CRESSEY'S 28'.75 OR E N L. KING, CITV MANAGES 20.00 II , " DAVIDSON'~ BAKING COMPANY 80.20 KOKE-CHAPMAN COMPANY 79.38 'I il DONALD C. DICKEY 366.74 KOKE-CHAPMAN COMPANY 2,198.92 I. HOWARD P. DIXON .60.00 P. H. KVLLO FOUNDARY 10.00 I !: Ii DOUBLE D PRINTING CO. 95.00 R. E. LAFFERTY & SONS, OREG. LTD. 172.12 II EUGENE BLUE P-RINT CO. 42.01 LANE GARBAGE SERVICE 3.80 Ii " EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS II 2,502.10 LANE GRAVEL COMPANY 160.75 Ii EUGE NE CONCRE TE PI PE & PRODUCTS 72.85 E. J. LANGE & COMPANY 27.25 II EUGENE FARMER'S CREAMERY 2.60 G. H. LATHAM 15.00 c I 'I EUGENE FLOOR COVERING COMPANY 19. 10 LATHAMS 28.00 Ii EUGENE HARDWARE COMPANY 18.6~ LOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE, I NC. 200.00 !I EUGENE HOSPITAL PHARMACY 4.50 KAYE LOOMIS ADVERTISING 38.50 It ii EUGENE-LANE COUNTY Ass N. OF . WILLARD H. LUCAS 64.45 'I INSURANCE AGENTS 2.26 I I, I " i, I: ~ - r--414 e '~. -~-- - . -.-- -- .~- - ---.- _. n_ __ , -- -' GENERAL FUND GENERAL FUND MANERUD-HuNTINGTON FUEL CO. $ 106.53 WIGGINS COMPANY, I NC. $ 151. I 0 I MANLEY PLUMBING & HEATING 39.60 T. C. WILDISH SAND & GRAVEL 422.56 MAY & MEAD COMPANY 3,742.62 WILLAMETTE STATIONERS 55.52 MCCRACKEN BROS. MOTOR FREIGHT 8.71 WILLAMETTE VALLEY PAPER CO. 119.22 MI LLER METERS. I NC. 1,193.84 WILSON MUSIC HOUSE 33.00 MILLER & HARVEy/SHEET METAL CO. I 8. cio WILTSHIRE'S 27.25 I GEORGE H. MILLER SHEET METAL WKS. 6.25 HAROLD WOOD TEXACO SERVICE 5.80 I MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPANY 25 . 82 WOODBURY COMPANY 12. 15 il MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, I NC. 4.05 ZELLERBACH PAPER COMPANY 130.40 q MOTOROLA COMMUNICATIONS I NC. 3,200.98 ZELLNER LUMBER COMPANY 313.75 I! MUNNELL & SHERRILL, I NC. I , I 20.52 WYATT'S 14.28 'I GEO. MYRMO & SONS 185.43 II NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF MUNICIPAL SIDEWALK REVOLVING FUND II LAW OFFICERS 67.50 II NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY 8.33 STANDARD OIL CO. OF CALIF. 9.79 NELSON EQUIPMENT COMPANY 408.32' SCOBERT BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 62.50 II e NEWMAN'S FISH MARKET 10.35 PETTY CASH 5.90 NORTHWEST CITIES GAS COMPANY 29.04 NORTHWEST OIL COMPANY, I NC. 37.50 I NORTHWEST GROCERY COMPANY 16.58 ED LORENCE COMPANY, INC. 10.76 11 I, NORTHWEST OIL COMPANY, INC. I ,694. 25 HESS & DEVEREAUX 27.90 II NUDELMAN BROTHERS 308.00 EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY 506.84 I ORCHARD AUTO PARTS COMPANY 35.50 CHADEK CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO. 15.00 OREGON EGG PRODUCERS 102.50 ARMSTRONG & HAUGEN 21.92 II I OREGON FRUIT COMPANY 40.88 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE 94.62 II OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY 45.34 OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION 10.96 :1 DOUGLAS ORME, DIRECTOR 100.00 HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 600.25 :1 PACIFIC COAST & INLAND AVIATION PACIFIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 9.50 1 ! DIRECTORY 8.00 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT 19.02 I PACIFlt PUMPING COMPANY 21 .86 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT 6.93 I PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH 732.33 II PACKE~ SCOTT COMPANY 35.53 SPECIAL SEWER FUND i! PAPE BROS FARM & INDUSTRIAL EQUIP. 18.84 !I PE TTY CASH 71.47 VALLEY IRON & STEEL COMPANY 97.50 PITCHFORD MOTOR COMPANY, I NC. 2.32 JAY F. OLDHAM 49.60 " PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. 55.66 OHRLING LUM~ER COMPANY 10.20 Ii PRESTON IMPLEMENT COMPANY 21 .21 EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 8.79 :1 J. W. QUACKENBUSH & SON 10.00 E U G ENE 'PL A N I N G MIL L 17.56 I' .' QUICK SERVICE LITHO PRINTING 3.63 EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS 535.80 ELLIS L. RACKLEFF 47.53 HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 1.00 Ii RALEIGH REEL, DISTRIBUTOR 16.50 HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 96.00 Ii I: RENS MANUFACTURING COMPANY I 13.68 " il RETREAD TIRE SHOP 70.33 SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND I, REXIUS FUEL SERVICE 32.25 I' RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION 27.09 NORTHWEST OIL COMPANY, I NC. 3.25 II RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION 12.24 LANE COUNTY FEED & SEED COMPANY 7.30 I ROYAL TYPEWRITER COMPANY, I NC. 337.50 CORNELL, How L A NO, HAYES & MERRYFIELD II Ii I RUB EN'S TE IN'S 781.50 I , 25 2 . 67 I i SACRED HEART GENERAL HOSPITAL 44.85 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF EUGENE 37.60 , A. B. SCARLETT 68.30 OREGON STATE TAX COMMISSION 4.00 i: A. B. SCARLETT I ,497.05 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT 6.00 II SCOBERT BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 10.90 LEE HOFFMAN, CONTRACTOR 15,415.31 " SCHOOL DISTRICT #4 92.37 I SEARS ROEBUCK & COMPANY 2.20 STREET, BRIDGE & DRAINAGE C & M FUND KERMAN A. SHECKLER, JR. 247.08 I I SILVA CHEVROLET COMPANY 75.55 EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS 2,548.58 SILVA CHEVROLET COMPANY 7,519.82 CITY OF EUGENE 1,513.48 I e SMEED SOUND SERV~CE 90.00 LEX B. Cox & KATHERYN M. Cox 10,000.00 \, SPARK'~ 's GARBAGE 10.00 STANDARD'BRANDS, I NC. 38'.78 DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT FUND I: STANDARD FEED & SEED 17.97 II STANDAR~OIL COMPA~Y OF CALIF. 152.76 C. M. KEMP 1 , 3 I 6. 84 I STANDA'RD STATIONS I NC. #1420 1.47 COAST CONST. & JESKE BROS. 5,440.50 I STAR LUMBER COMPANY 278.80 CENTRAL HEATING CO. LTD. 504.00 I F. W. STEPHENS 25.50' CENTRAL HEATING CO. LTD. 3,055.05 SUNBLEND VENETIAN BLIND CO. 463.80 CENTR~L HEATING CO. LTD. 1,061.10 I[ TIFFANy-DAVIS DRUG COMPANY 1.00 Ii TIMBERLINE FORGE WORKS 5. I 0 OLD IMPROVEMENT BOND SERIES, PRINCIPAL FUND I TODD COMPANY, I NC. 265.57 Ii , TROPICAL PAINT & OIL CO. 181.65 50. I 8 I EDWARD ELDER, SHERIFF ,I TWIN UAKS BUILDERS SUPPLY CO. 85.95 II VALLEY STATIONERY COMPANY 113.6-0 GENERAL BOND INTEREST FUND II I VALLEY TYPEWRITER COMPANY 12.60 VITUS ELECTRIC & SUPPLY CO. 3.20 HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREAS. 425.00 II WALLACE & TIERNAN CO. I NC. 47.01 JOHN WARREN HARDWARE, INC. 129.44 DOG FUND, GENERAL Ii WATERWORKS SUPPLIES COMPANY 36.45 II WEST DISINFECTING COMPANY 66.75 HJlRRY L. CHASE, COUNTY CLERK 66.00 Ii WEST END AUCTION MART 39.00 WESTERN UNION TE~EGRAPH CO. 9.14 AMAZON CHANNEL SEWER IMPROVEMENT j! ,I HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 8.45 II e I, I 'I I! ~ II 415~ e " I !I I[ 'I IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE BILLS AS SUBMITTED AND READ BE II ;1 APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW UP THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. Ii ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. 2 Ii THE FOLLOWING MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES WERE SUBMITTED: :1 II ~ II BROWN BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY .l~ CO :: 1ST FOR STORM SEWER ON 28TH FROM HILYARD TO UNIVERSITY - $3,235.50. <t ~ COAST CONSTRUCTION & EXCAVATING CO. & JESKE BROS. <:I: 2ND FOR SANITARY SEWER - SOUTH HILYARD TRUNK FROM 28TH & PATTERSON TO 38TH & EAST AMAZON DRIVE - $21,539.47. CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 2ND FOR PAVING PORTLAND FROM NORTH BOUNDARY FRASIER-HYLAND TO 27TH, 27TH FROM. WI LLAMETTE TO PORTLAND, McMILLAN FROM NORTH BOUNDARY FRASIER-HYLA~D TO 26TH; e 26TH FROM PORTLAND TO ALLEY BETWEEN OLIVE AND McMILLAN - $ 2, 831 .85. 1ST FOR PAVING MILL FROM 29TH TO 30TH - $2,020.95. 'i 2ND FOR PAVING MADISON FROM 18TH TO 21ST - $3,087.00. II 2ND FOR PAVING 21ST FROM UNIVERSITY TO EMERALD - $1',009.35. I T. C. WILDISH I' Ii 1ST AND FINAL FOR STORM SEWER ON 18TH FROM CHAMBERS TO PIERCE - $1,726;99. I II 1ST gOR PAVING 36TH FROM KNOB HILL DRIVE TO EAST END OF STREET - $2,060.55. :! 1ST FOR PAVING 27TH FROM PORTLAND TO OLIVE - $502.20. :i 1ST FOR PAVING DONALD FROM 34TH PLACE TO PEARL - $2,974.50. I 'I I, 1 ST, FOR PAVING 20TH FROM WILLAMETTE TO OAK & OAK FROM 19TH TO 20TH - $554.85. II " ! , C. M. KEMIP 1ST FOR SIDEWALK ON 13TH BETWEEN GRANT AND ARTHUR - $2,385.00. LEE HOFFMAN I I TH FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT - $26,156.72. I I TWAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE ESTIMATES AS SUBMITTED BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE I NSTRUCTED TO DRAW UP THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. .' 3 THIS BEING THE DATE SET FOR THE OPENING AND AWARD OF BIDS FOR A 750 G.P.M. TRIPLE COMBINATION PUMPING ENGINE FOR THE CITY OF EUGENE, THE FOLLOWING BIDS WERE TABULATED: MOTOR MAXIM. No. Cu. I N. MANUFACTURER PR ICE FOB DELIVERY MOTOR HORSE- SPEED TORQUE CYLIN- DISPLACE- EUGENE TIME MAKE POWER (PEAK) & R.P.M. DERS MENT HOWARD-COOPER $ 15,950.00 45 W DAY WAUKESHA 240 HIP 2200 380@1 200 6 779 ED LORENCE 19,621.00 60 W DAY HALSCOTT 266 HIP 2400 NOT SHOWN 6 NOT SHOWN I . I FOUR 'WHEEL DRIVE 16,942.00 150 W DAY WAUKESHA 260 HP 2400 660'llt1000 6 779 MACK MOTOR TRUCK 150 W DAY MACK 225 HIP 17,995.00 2600 5 80~1 200 6 707 AMERICAN LAFRANCE 18,395.00 115 W DAY A LA FR. 215 HP ---* 12 527 ELMIRA, N.Y. II CROWN BODY &. COACH 18,824.00 220 W DAY WAUKESHA 240 HIP 2400 580!@1 200 6 779 e d CORP.Los ANGELES 19,000 30 W DAY HALSCOTT 275 HIP' 2400 800'fJl 400 6 935 , " (I 250GPM USED) II II :1 SEAGRAVES 17,500.00 120 W DAY SEAGRAVES 215 HP 3800 --* 12 462 II 21,000.00 120 W DAY SEAGRAVES 268 HP 2850 Now SHOWN 12 906 II I' ' I ~ ALL TIRE SIZES ARE' 920 EXCEPT ITEM #5 WHICH 1000 I' IS II · DOES NOT MEET SPECIFICATIONS. i, ,. :' SECONDED BY OWEN THAT THE BID BE AWARDED TO HOWARD Ii IT. WAS MOVED BY SIEGENTHALER, COOPER CORPORATION FOR THE LOW BID OF $15,950.00. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. il THIS BEING THE 4 II DATE SET FOR THE AWARD OF CONTRACTS FOR VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS, :1 THE FOLLOWING BIDS, OPENED ON JULY 8, 1953 AT 10:00 A.M. WERE TABULATED: I' ,: I' I il :1 'I Ii I' :1 ,I 'I Ii I' I' e I I, \ " ~ ~ ~416 e , . - - -.- -- -- NAME OF BIDDER 3~nAsPHALTIC I' CONCRETE PAVING ORR STREET FROM 21ST AVE. TO 23RD AVE. A,ND , 22ND Avr,. FROM CLEVELAND TO CITY VIEW STREET. I II ~ T. C. WI LDI SH $ 10,848.70 ( LOW) CENT~AL HEATING COMPANY I I, 181.00 II ALL BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY CERTIFIED CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. THE II CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID OF T. C. WI LDI SH BE .ACCEPTED. II IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BID OFT. C.'WI~DISH BEING THE il BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED BE ACCEPTED AND THE CONTRACT BE AWARDED TO T. C. WI LDI SH FOR PAVING ORR STREET FROM 21ST AVE. TO 23RD AVE. & 22ND AVE. FROM CLEVELAND ST. TO CITY VIEW II I ST. IN THE AMOUNT OF $IO,848.~0. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARIRIED. I ADAMS STREET FROM FieST AVE. TO CLARK ST. I e I CLARK ST. FROM ADAMS ST. TO JACKSON ST. & I JACKSON STREET FROM FIRST AVENUE TO CHESHIRE STREET. I I CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 21 ',983.7'0 (Low) :1 T. C. WI LDI SH 22,965.85 ALL BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY CERTIFIED CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. THE , 1 CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID OF CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY BE ACCEPTED. I I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BID OF CENTRAL HEATING CO. BEING I ,I THE BEST AND ~OWEST BID SUBMITTED BE ACCEPTED AND THE CONTRACT BE AWARDED TO CENTRAL HEATING I' CO. FOR PAVING ADAMS STREET FROM FIRST AVE. TO CLARK ST., CLARK S:REET FROM ACAMS ST' TO II JACKSON ST., & JACKSON STREET FROM FIRST AVENUE TO CHESHIRE STREET I N THE .AMOUNT OF $21,983.70. ii ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. II II 32ND AVENUE FROM HILYARD STREET TO KINCAID STREET Ii ,I T. C. WILDISH 10,600.75 (Low) 11 I' CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 1 12,034.25 I: Ii A I.. I.. BIDS WERE THE I' . IN PROPER ORDER AND A~COMPANIED BY CERTIFIED CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. il CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID OF T. C. WILDISH BE ACCEPTED. ';::;; II IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BID OF T. C. WILDISH BEING THE II BEST AND LOWESY BID SUBMITTED BE ACEEPTED AND THE CONTRACT BE AWARDED TO T. C. 'WI LDI SH FOR 11 PAVING 32ND AVENUE FROM HI LYARD SV'REET TO KI NCAI D STREET I N THE AMOUNT OF $10,600.75. II ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. " 22ND AVENUE FROM ADAMS ST. TO JACKSON ST. & PORTIONS OF ADAMS " II AND JACKSON STREETS. ,I I: 'I 1 T. C."WI LDI SH 8,236.75 (Low) II II CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 9,348.00 II II ALL BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY CERTIFIED CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. THE II CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID OF T. C. WILDISHBE ACCEPTED. " ill IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BID OF T. C. WILDISH BEING THE II BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED BE ACCEPTED AND THE CONTRACT BE AWARDED' TO T. C. WILDISH FOR PAVING 22ND AVENUE FROM ADAMS TO JACKSON STREET AND PORTIONS OF ADAMS AND JACKSON STREETS. e ROLLCALL VOTE. MOHON CARRIED. I! II " ALDER STREET FROM 30TH AVENUE TO 32ND AVENUE :1 ( LOW) Ii ' T. C. WILDISH 10,818.85 'I l. CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 12,542.75 il I' ALL BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTIFIED CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. THE II CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID OF 1. C. WILDISH BE ACCEPTED. il IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BID OF T. C. WILDISH, BEING THE I, BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE ACCEPTED AND THE CONTRACT BE AWARDED TO T. C. WILDISH FOR ;1 I PAVING ALDER STREET FROM 30TH AVENUE TO 32ND AVENUE. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. I: II I' I I ! 1 I II. II II I! \ I e 1/ ~ I " ~ [!. 1. 7 e " I I NAME OF BIDDER 3t" ASPHALTIC CONCRETE PA V I N"G ONYX STREET FROM 26TH TO 28TH AVENUE A. ROY STIEN $ 16,959.10 ( LOW) THIS BID WAS IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTIFIED CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. ' THE CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THAT IT BE ACCEPTED. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THA, T THE BID OF A. ROYSTIENBE ACCEPTED AND THE CONTRACT AWARDED TO A. ROY STI EN FOR PAVING ONYX STREET FROM 26TH TO 28TH AVENUE I N THE AMOUNT OF $1 6,9,59. I O. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. SEWER IN SUNSET TERRACES ~ ADJACENT TO LOTS #26, 27 AND 28 e JESKE BROS. CONST. Co. e!. COAST CONST. e!. Exc. CO. 625.00 ( LOW) BRUCE W. KEEN, DALE HUNTER, e!. D. W. THAYER 887.50 ALL BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTIFIED CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID OF JESKE BROS. CONST. Co. e!. COAST CONST. &, Exc. CO. BE ACCEPTED. I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BID OF JESKE BROS. CONST. Co. el. COAST CONST. &, Exc. CO. , BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE ACCEPTED AND THE CONTRACT BE AWARDED TO JESKE BROS. CONST. Co. &, COAST CONST. &, Exc. CO. FOR SEWERS IN SUNSET TERRACES - ADJACENT TO LOTS #26, 27 AND 28 IN THE AMOUNT OF $625.00. ROLLCALL VOTE . MOTION CARRIED. SEWERS BET. S. WI LLAMETTE STREET AND W. LINE BLOCK 3, Ii ROSE DALE FROM 30TH AVENUE TO CREST DRIVE JESKE BROS. CONST. Co. el. COAST CONST. e!. Exc. CO. 24,731.00 ( LOW) IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT THIS PROJECT BE REFERRED BACK TO THE CITY MANAGER FOR FURTHER STUDY. MOTION CARRIED. ;, SEWER I NALLEY BET. MI LL AND FERRY FROM 12TH TO 13TH AVE. JESKE BROS. CONS T. CO. el. COAST CONST. &, Exc. CO. I ,685.00 ( LOW) THIS BID WAS I N PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTI FI ED CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THAT IT BE ACCEPTED. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE CONTRACT BE AWARDED TO JESKE BROS. CONSTRUCTION &, COAST CONST. &, Exc. COMPANY I N THE AMOUNT OF $1,685. THIS PROJECT WAS AWARDED WITH THE UNDERSTANDI NG THAT THE CITY WOULD PAY ONE-HALF OF THE COSTS IN THE I SAME MANNER AS OTHER SEWER REPLACEMENTS AND THAT THE OTHER HALF OF THE COSTS WOULD BE ASSESSED PROPORTIONATELY AMONG PROPERTY OWNERS IN THE BLOCK. MOTION CARRIED. SIDEWALK REPAIR AND NEW WALK ON EAST SIDE OF TYLER FROM 6TH TO 7TH AVE. C. M. KEMP 526.00 (LOW) THIS BID WAS IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTIFIED CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THAT I T BE ACCEPTED. e IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE CONTRACT BE AWARDED TO C. M. KEMP FOR SIDEWALK REPAIR AND NEW WALK EAST S I DE. OF TYLER STREET FROM 6TH TO 7TH AVENUE. ROLLCALL VOTE . MOTION CARRIED. REPORTS OF OFFICERS 5 A REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER - RE: DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS; AMAZON CULVERTS; TRAFFIC AND SAFETY ENGINEER; ETC. WAS SUBMI TTED AS FOLLOWS: I. THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED ON VARIOUS DEPARTMENTAL ACTIVITIES INCLUDING POLICE, FIRE, BUILDING, ENGINEERING, SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT AND AIRPORT ADMINISTRATION BUILDING (CHIEF TED BROWN BRIEFLY ANALYZED THE Po L ICE DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES AND THEIR ENDEAVORS TO REDUCE TRAFFIC AND PEDESTRIAN ACCIDENTS). I 2. THE CITY MANAGER ADVISED THAT ED WALDER, WHO HOLDS THE CONTRACT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE REINFORCED CONCRETE BRIDGES AT OLl VE, CHARNELTON AND LINCOLN HAD REQUESTED THA T THE CI TY PERMIT HIM TO SIGN THIS CONTRACT OVER TO W. H. SHIELDS AT THE SAME UNIT PR ICES, TO BE COMPLETED WITHIN THE SAME STIPULATED COMPLETION DATE. THE CITY COUNCIL AUTHORIZED THIS TRANSFER OF CONTRACT WITH THE PROVISION THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY APPROVE ALL OF THE LEGAL DOCUMENTS INVOLVING EXCHANGE, CONTRACTS, CONSTRUCTION AGREEMENT AND BOND. 3. MR. LEE D. KIES, TRAFFIC AND SAFETY ENGINEER WAS INTRODUCED TO THE CITY COUNCIL WITH e COMMENTS FROM THE CITY MANAGER THA T A GREAT DEAL WAS EXPECTED OF HIS ASSISTANCE IN TRAFFIC ANALYSIS AND ENGINEERING IN CONNECTION WITH OUR CURRENT TRAFFIC PROBLEMS. IT WAS BROUGHT -~~ ~ - - ~ 418 e . OUT THAT TRUCKS WOULD BE PROHIBITED FROM SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK AND THAT ALL TRAFFIC WOULD BE I REGULATED TO 15 MILES PER HOUR AND THAT THESE RESTRICTIONS WOULD BE ENFORCED FOR THE PRO- TECTION OF ADULTS AND CHILDREN USING THIS PARK FOR THE SUMMER SEASON. I 4. I T WAS REPORTED THAT THE n NANCES WERE IN EXCELLENT CONDITION, SHOWING A BALANCE CARRIED - FORWARD AS OF JUNE 30, 1953 OF 107,083.85. I 5. THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED THAT HE HAD CONTACTED MR. ROBERT'COATES'RELATIVE TO ELIMINATING BERKELEY PARK ADDITION. MR. COATES ADVISED . . P' .... .... THE BARN I N THE THAT HE HAD eEC~Iv.&D COMMITMENTS AND ARRANGED FINANCING TO COMPLETE THE REMAINING TWENTY HOMES IN THE BERKELEY PARK ADDITION AND THAT CONSTRUCTION WOULD START WITHIN THE NEXT WEEK OR TEN DAYS. 6. THE CITY MANAGER ADVISED THAT HE HAD TALKED TO SENATOR GUY CORDON IN CONNECTION WITH THE $245,000 AMAZON APPROPRIATION AND HAD BEEN ADVISED THAT THIS WAS NOW IN THE CIVIL FUNCTIONS BILL AND WOULD BE REVIEWED BY THE ~OINT CONFERENCE OF THE SE NA TE A,ND HOUSE. 7. ON THE ANNEXATION OF SUNNY HOLLOW, IT WAS NOTED THAT SOME OF THE PEOPLE WERE I N THE ARMY I AND THA,T SOME ., .. . 'I PROPERTY HAD EXCHANGED OWNERS AND IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT POSSIBLY A REGULAR e ANNEXATION ELECTION SHOULD BE AUTHORIZED FOR THIS AREA. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER STUDY. I 8. THE COMPILATION AND INDEXING OF THE NEW CITY CHARTER WAS NOTED AS A VERY FINE PIECE OF II WORK BY THE CITY RECORDER'S OFFICE IN EFFECTING A MORE COMPLE TE BASIC TOOL FOR MUNICIPAL Ii Ii OPERATIONS. ,[ I TWAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER BE I I RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. II REPORTS OF COMMITTEES , II 6 A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE - RE~ REQUESTS OF C. R. REES; WI LLAMETTE VALLEY II LUMBER OPERATOR'S ASSOCIATION; AND REPLACEMENT OF ALDER STREET BRIDGE ACROSS MILLRACE WAS SUB- 'I MI TTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I I i "A MEETING OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE WAS HELD ON JUNE 29, 1953 WITH THE i FOLLOWING PRESENT: CRUMBAKER, GODLOVE, KOPPE AND SIEGENTHALER; AND CITY MANAGER. II II Ii I . THE REQUEST OF MR. C. R. REES TO ESTABLISH A HOBBY SHOP IN THE BUILDING PREVIOUSLY il USED AS A GROCERY STORE ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 17TH AND CHARNEL TON WAS REVIEWEO. .~ IT WAS NOTED THAT THE PLANNING COMMISSION UNDER DATE OF JUNE 15, 1953 HAD RECOMMENDED II THAT THIS USE BE GRANTED, AND THE CITY MANAGER ADVISED THAT OFFICIALS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT Ii #4 HAD, STATE D THEY WOULD RATHER SEE THE ESTABLISHMENT OF A HOBBY SHOP THAN THE RE- il " ESTABLISHMENT OF THE GROCERY STORE WHICH HAS OCCUPIED THIS CORNER FOR MANY YEARS AS A, Ii NON-CONFORMING USE. I TWAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE COUNCIL GRANT A VARIANCE TO MR. REES TO USE THIS II BUILDING AS A HOBBY SHOP IN ACCORDANCE WITH MIS REQUEST. II Ii 2. THE COMMITTEE REVIEWED THE REQUEST OF THE WI LLAMETTE VALLEY LUMBER OPERATOR'S Ii I ASSOCIATION TO CONSTRUCT A TWO STORY OFFICE BUILDING AT 1243 PEARL STREE T. IT WAS il NOTED THAT THIS LOT IS NOW OCCUPIED BY A RESIDENCE BUILDING I N THE R-4 ZONE AND CON- STITUTES AN AREA OF 6:,020 SQUARE FEET WITH A FRONTAGE OF 42 FEET ON PEARL STREET AND II 160 FEET DEEP. THEIR PROPOSED BUILDING WOULD OCCUpy 1,632 SQUARE FEET, AFFORD PROPER 'I I' 's E T B A C K L I N E S AND A PARKING AREA OF 4,494 SQUARE FEET TO PROVIDE PARKING SPACES FOR A I[ MINIMUM OF TWENTY CARS. 11 'I IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS BE FURTHER ,STUD I ED IN CONNECTION WITH THE PRESENT \I RECOMMENDATIONS RELATIVE TO THE C-3P ZONE FOR THIS AREA. II - :1 3. THE CITY M,t.NAGER BROUGHT uP THE QUESTION OF REPLACING THE ALDER STREET BRIDGE ACROSS :1 THE MILL RACE. THIS BRIDGE HAS BECOME VERY UNSAFE AS THE UNDER-PINNING AND GENERAL :i STRUCTURE IS ENTIRELY NOT REPAIRABLE. !I I, IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE CITY MANAGER THAT A FIFTEEN FOOT MULTI-PLATE ARCH BE :1 INSTALLED AT AN ESTIMATED COST OF $3,000.00. THIS MULTI-PLATE ARCH WOULD BE CONSTRUCTED II FROM MATERIALS SAVED FROM AMAZON CREEK BRIDGE NECESSITATING AN ADDITIONAL COST FOR STEEL I OF APPROXIMATELY $450.00. IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL AUTHORIZE d Ii THE REPLACEMENT OF THIS BRIDGE AS OUTLINED ABOVE WITH MONIES TO ~E EXPENDED F"ROM THE II STREET, BR.I DGE AND DRAINAGE F"UND. THE 'CI TY MANAGER ADVISED THAT FURTHER STUDIES WERE BEING MADE TO UTILIZE PRESENT CONCRETE ABUTMENTS AND WOODEN BEAMS I N AN ENDEAVOR TO SAVE :1 II THE MULTI-ARCH F"OR AMAZON CREEK. " t' IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE REQUEST OF" C. R. REES BE GRANTED. I MOTION CARRIED. I , I I 'I I Ii e " I I' ~ I Ii , 'I .4i9~ e II I II ,I IN THE MATTER OF REPLACING THE ALDER STREET BRIDGE ACROSS THE MILL RACE, I TWAS 'I II MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE COUNCIL AUTHORI ZE CONSTRUCTION OF THE " I BRIDGE, USING THE BEST AND CHEAPEST METHOD WITHIN THE AMOUNT OF THE ESTIMATE. ROLLCALL II II VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. I II I, IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT OF THE ~ PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. !f:) (I:) 7 A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE & FINANCE COMM I TTE E - RE: OPENING WEST 18TH < AVENUE BETWEEN LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON; AND PAYMENT TO SHEPPARD MOTOR COMPANY FOR RELl NQUI SH- - <t MENT OF LEASE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "A MEETING OF THE PUBLIC WORKS AND FINANCE COMMITTEES WAS HELD ON JULY 6, 1953 WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, BOOTH, GODLOVE, KOPPE AND SIEGEN- THALER;CITY MANAGER. I. Y THE CITY MANAGER PRESENTED THE FOLLOWING SUGGESTED PROCEDURES AND RECOMMENDATIONS e IN OBTAINING RIGHTS OF WAY FOR THE OPENING OF 18TH AVENUE WEST BETWEEN LINCOLN AND WASHINGTON STREET WHICH IS ESTIMATED TO BE WITHIN THE $32,000 BUDGETED FOR THIS PURPOSE IN THE 1953-54 BUDGET. COST TO CITY 'I. SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 4. ENCLOSED IS A COpy OF AN APPRAISAL ON LOT 6, BLOCK 9, WHICH WAS SUBMI TTED I TO THE SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT, AND WHICH WAS APPROVED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT No. 4. (COpy OF LETTER OF APPROVAL, JUNE 16, 1953 FURNISHED YOUR OFFICE). THE COST OF $3,000 FOR THE TAKING OF SCHOOL DISTRICT PROPERTY IS CONSIDERED FAIR. $ 3,000.00 2. VEVA M. KOCHER (PRESENT NAME, MRS. EMIL A. SOLBERG) ENCLOSED I SAN EXCHANGE AGREEMENT FOR THE EXCHANGE OF LOT 8, BLOCK 9 FOR A SITE TO BE MADE AVAILABLE BY VACATING HALF OF THE PRESENT 18TH AVENUE WEST, AS I EXPLAINED IN THE EXCHANGE AGREEMENT FORM. THE COST TO THE CITY OF $500 FOR THIS EXCHANGE IS CONSIDERED FAIR. 500.00 3. J. S. HORSTRUP AND EMMA F. HORSTRUP. AN OPTION TO PUR- .. CHASE THEIR PROPERTY FOR $11,000 WAS PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED. ENCLOSED IS AN EXCHANGE AGREEMENT FORM WHEREBY THEY AGREE TO EXCHANGE LOT 7, BLOCK 9 FOR A SITE TO BE MADE AVAILABLE AS EXPLAINED IN THE AGREEMENT FORM. THE SUM OF $4,500 IS CONSIDERED FAIR AS REIMBURSEMENT TO THE OWNERS eOR THE COST OF MOVING THE RESIDENCE, PAVING, ETC. NECESSARY SURVEY TO BE PERFORMED BY CITY. 4,500.00 4. ' D. E. HODGES. ENCLOSED IS AN EXCHANGE AGREEMENT WHEREBY HE AGREES TO EXCHANGE THE EAST 50 FEET OF HIS LOT 5, I BOCK 9 FOR THE NORTH APPROXIMATE 27 X 100 FEET PORTION OF THE PRESENT SCHOOL DISTRICT LOT REMAINING AFTER STREET RIGHT OF WAY IS TAKEN. THE OW N E R DESIRES TO BE PAID THE SUM OF $2,500 FOR THIS. NECESSARY SURVEY TO BE PERFORMED BY THE CI TY. AN EASEMENT FOR SEWER TO BE ALLOWED. 2,500.00 5. RALPH H. WARD AND ANNA WARD. OPTION TO PURCHASE THIS I PROPERTY A T A PRICE OF $9,500 PREVIOUSLY SUBMITTED. CONSIDERED FAIR. 9,500.00 e 6. !P. E. HAUGSLAND. ENCLOSED IS AN OPTION FOR $2,200 AS FULL DAMAGES FOR THAT PART OF HIS LOT TAKEN. THIS IS CONSIDERED A FAIR AMOUNT AS DAMAGE TO THE PROPERTY. NECESSARY SURVEY TO BE PERFORMED BY CITY. 2,200.00 \ . }. C. T. GIBBON AN~/OR JOSEPHINE GIBBON. OPTION TO PURCHASE THIS PROPERTY At A PRICE OF $10,500 PREVleOSLY SUBMI TTED. :1 CONSIDERED FAIR. 10,500.00 II II :1 8. ANNA HENDRICKSON. OPTION TO PURCHASE THIS PROPERTY AT A I, il PRICE OF $7,000 IS ENCLOSED. AFTER DUE CONSIDERATION OF 'I OUR PREVIOUS REPORT, AND IN FAIRNESS TO THE OWNER, IT IS I' il CONSIDERED THAT A PRICE OF $7,000 IS FAIR. 7,000.00 II I il TOTAL $ 39,700.00 !I ESTIMATED RECOVERY 10,000.00 :1 " ,I II TOTAL $ 29,700.00 I I /, II II e Ii I " Ii 1 , ~ r420 e - --- --~ - - -.. - - -~- - --- ~ [ THE PROPERTIES OF WARD ($~,500) AND GIBBON (10,500) ARE CONS~DERED SUITABLE FOR MOVEMENT TO ANOTHER SI TE TO BE SELECTED BY THE CI TY, AND THUS THE COMBINED COST I I TO THE CI TY CAN BE MATERIALLY REDUCED BY THE RE-SALE OF THESE PROPERTI ES AFTER BEING.SET UP AT THE NEW 51 TES. THE HENDRICKSON PROPERTY $7,000 IS CONSIDERED NOT MOVABLE AND THUS WILL NEED TO BE SALVAGED. THU;; THE CITY MAY RECOUP SOME MONEY ON A BID FOR SALVAGE. IT IS ESTIMATED THAT $10,000 MAY BE. RECOVERED IN II THE REMOVAL AND SALE OF THE ABOVE TWO PROPERTI ES.' l' IT WAS NOTED THAT ALL OF THIS PROPERTY IS UNDER OPTION AS OUTLINED ABOVE, TO BE II EXECUTED BY JULY 15, 1953. IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL Ii AUTHORIZE THESE OPTIONS TO BE EXECUTED AND THE PLAN COMPLETED AS OUTLINED ABOVE. II THE SHEPPARD MOTOR COMPANY AN AMOUNT I 2. COUNCIL REVIEWED THE NECESSITY OF PAYING THE I OF $330.00 FOR THE RELINQUISHMENT OF THEIR LEASE TO MR. LEX B. COl( I N THE CITY'S . 1 PURCHASE OF THE SOUTH TWENTY FEET OF HIS PROPERTY FOR OPENING UP AN ALLEY BETWEEN I WILLAMETTE AND OLIVE STREET. I' II 'I II IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THIS PAYMENT WITH THE UNDERSTANDING II THAT THE CITY MAY HAVE OCCUPANCY OF THIS TWENTY FOOT STRIP ANY TIME ON OR AFTER I e JANUARY I , 1954 FOR STRE~T AND ALLEY PURPOSES. IT ALSO IS UNDERSTOOD THAT THE CITY IS TO MOVE THE SMALL OFFICE BUILDING NOW LOCATED ON THE PROPERTY TO THE NORTH 40 FEET II OF LOT 6, BLOCK A, WITH THE EXTENSION OF WATER AND ELECTRICITY TO THE NEW LOCATION. " II . .Ii WITH RESPECT TO ARRANGEMENT FOR RIGHT OF WAY FOR WEST 18TH AVENUE, IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS AND FINANCE COMMITTEES BE :1 ADOPTED. Mo T ION C A, R R lED. :1 I IN THE MA T TE R OF THE SHEPPARD MOTOR COMPANY AGREEMENT, IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, !I SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THIS AGREEMENT BE REFERRED TO THE CITY ATTORNEY FOR APPROVAL. II MOTION CARRIED. il 8 A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE - RE: BID OPENING JULY 8TH; SIGNALIZING 13TH II AVENUE nHROUGH UNIVERSITY; REQUEST OF JACK ROBERTS FOR VARIANCE; AND REQU~ST OF WfALLAMETTE !I VALLEY LUMBER OPERATORS ASSOCIATION WAS SUBMITTED , AND READ AS FOLLOWS: 1 , , "A MEETING OF PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE WAS HELD ON JULY I THE 10, 1953 WITH THE , , FOLLOWING PRESENT: COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, GODLOVE, KOPPE AND SIEGENTHALER; CI TY I :1 MANAGER AND CITY ENGINEeR. I' :1 I . THE BID OPENING OF JULY 8TH WAS REVIEWED AND REOOMMENDATIONS WERE MADE TO AWARD II e, " THE BIDS TO LOW BIDDERS ON ALL PROJECTS EXCEPT THE INSTALLATION OF THE SANITARY SEWER Ii BETWEEN SOOTH WILLAMETTE STREET AND WEST LINE OF BLOCK 3, ROSEDALE ADDITION FROM 30TH II :1 AVENUE TO CREST DRIVE. IT WAS FELT THIS SEWER PROJECT BID WAS TOO HIGH AND RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID BE REJECTED AND THAT THIS PROJECT BE PUT UP FOR FUTURE ADVERTISING AND !I CONSTRUCTION NEXT YEAR. II :i 2. THE MATTER OF SIGNALIZING 13TH AVENUE THROUGH THE UNIVERSITY AREA WAS AGAIN Ij REVIEWED WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNIVERSITY. THIS WOULD CONSTITUTE POSITIVE II SIGN INSTALLATIONS AT 13TH AND KINCAID, 13TH AND UNIVERSITY AND 13TH AND ONYX. THESE 'i SIGNS WOULD BE 32" BY 18" BY 14" HIGH, AND THE LETTERING INSIDE WOULD BE NEON AND EITHER I STATE "00 NOT ENTER OR ttNo LE F T TURN" OR "No RIGHT TURN" AS NECESSI TATED BY THE LOCATIQN. I !I THESE SIGNS WOULD RESTRICT TRAFFIC FROM ENTERING THE UNIVERSITY AREA FOR TEN MINUTES I' " PRIOR TO THE HOUR DURING THE 5-1/2 DAYS OF CLASS SCHEDULES FROM 7:50 A.M. TO 4:50 P.M. :1 I, ON MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY AND 7:50 A.M. THROUGH 12:00 NOON ON SATURDAY. i: " II I THE SUGGESTED PLAN IS THAT THE UNIVERSITY INSTALL THE 5E SIGNALS AT AN ESTIMATED ':1 COST OF $3,500 AND. THAT THE CITY OF EUGENE fARTICIPATE ON A 50-50 BASIS NOT TO EXCEED II AN AMOUNT OF $1,500. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE CITY COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THIS PROGRAM I e 'I AS A TEMPORARY EXPEDI ENT FOR THE CONTROL OF TRAFFIC THROUGH THE UNIVERSITY ARE~ WITH I THE UNDERSTANDING THAT THE CITY WOULD RESERVE THE RIGHT AND JURISDICTION TO CHANGE Ii OR ELIMINATE THESE NEON SIGNS AT ANY TIME. IT WAS THE CONSENSUS OF OPINION THAT 13TH I' I AVENUE CANNOT BE CLOSED, AND THA T A PERMANENT SOLUTION TO THIS PROBLEM SHOULD BE I, i' STUDIED BY UNIVERSITY AND CITY OFFICIALS. ,I Ii " I' 3. THE REQUEST OF MR. JACK ROBERTS FOR VARIANCE TO PERMIT A ESTATE AND ,I A REAL FIRE Ii INSURANCE OFFICE IN THE DUPLEX AT 1307 W. 11TH AVENUE wAS REVIEWED. I TWAS NOTED THAT THIS PROPERTY HAS ROOM FOR SIX PARKING SPACES AND THAT THREE OTHER RESIDENCE TYPE :' Ii . BUSINESSES WERE I N THE I MME 0 I ATE NEIGHBORHOOD. II IT wAS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS VARIANCE BE GRANTED WI TH THE PROVISION THAT NO LIGHTED OR NEON SIGNS BE UTI LI ZED AND THAT ANY SIGNS PUT UP WOULD CONFORM WI TH THE PROVISIONS I OF THE R-2 RESIDENTIAL 01 STRI CTo II I I' ,I :1 'I 'I II '[ II . 'I I, l: Ii e I ~ I ,I I I 4211 e ~ [I I II 4. AFTER FURTHER STUDY, IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE REQUEST OF THE WI LLAMETTE I VALLEY LUMBER OPERATORS ASSOCIATION ' . " TO CONSTRUCT A, TWO STORY BUILDING AT 1243 I, :1 PE A R L S TREE T BE GRANTED PROVIDED THAT PROPER SETBACK LINES ARE MAINTAINED AND THAT Ii O~E I' SQUARE FOOT GROUND AREA FOR THE BUILDIN~ TO ONE SQUARE FOOT FOR PARKING SPACE ,I SPECIFICATIONS. 11 , IS PROVIDED, AND THAT THE BUILDING CONFORM TO FIRE ZONE ONE Ii II BY CRUMBAKER, :1 I N THE MATTER OF THE BID OPENING OF JULY 8, 1953, IT WAS MOVED SECONDED 0> BY BOOTH THAT THE SEWER PROJECT BETWEEN SOUTH WILLAMETTE STREET AND WEST LINE OF BLOCK 3, t(~ " ROSE DALE ADDITION FROM 30TH AVENUE TO CREST DRIVE, 00 Ii BE TABLED FOR FURTHER CONSIDERATION. 'I MOTION CARRIED. ~ II ~ II <t 11 IN THE MATTER OF SI GNIILI ZI NG 13TH AVENUE THROUGH THE UNIVERSITY AREA, IT WAS MOVED BY 'I CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE REPORT OF THE COMM I TTE E BE ADOPTED. ROLLCIILL VOTE . I II II MOTION CARRIED. . II I, IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BIILANCE OF THE REPORT OF THE , " PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. I' BE e 9 I, A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE - RE~ BEER LICENSE APPLICATIONS FOR DRIVE- il I N MARKET, JOHN F. IIND ELLII PARSONS AND JOHN F~ JR.~ 1222 WILLAMETTE STREET; AND DRIVE-INN " TAVERN, E. A. STEINMETZ AND JOHN F. BERGMAN, 2828 WILLAMETTE STREET WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ I II AS FOLLOWS: !i "A MEETING OF PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE WAS HELD ON JULY 1953 WITH 'I THE I I , THE :1 FOLLOWING PRESENT~ COUNCILMEN SIEGENTHALER, GODLOVE AND CONE; AND CITY MANAGER. I II " il T~E PURPOSE OF THIS MEETING WAS TO CONSIDER APPLICATIONS FOR BEER LICENSES FOR II " THE DRIVE-IN MARKET AT 1222 WI LLAMETTE STREET, AND THE DRIVE-INN TAVERN, 2828 :1 !: WILLAMETTE STREET. 'I 11 I N THE MATTER OF THE LICENSE FOR THE DRIVE-IN MARKET, 1222 WI LLAMETTE STREE T, \ JOHN F. AND ELLA PARSONS, AND JOHN F. JR., I T WAS RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL BY A VOTE I I OF TWO FOR APPROVAL AND ONE AGAINST. I, I: I: I N THE MATTER OF THE LI CENSE FOR THE DRIVE-INN TAVERN, 2828 WI LLIIMETTE STREET, E. A. STEINMETZ AND JOHN F. BERGMAN, IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT A PETITION BE OBTAINED FROM " 11 " PROPERTY OWNERS AND RESIDENTS IN THE AREA BEFORE FURTHER CONSIDERATION. , " . I IT WAS MOVED BY SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY GODLOVE THAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE II PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE WITH RESPECT TO DRIVE-IN MARKET, 1222 WI LLAM.ETTE STREET BE ADOPTED. 'I :! :i IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY CONE THAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE BE rNDEFI NI TELY POSTPONED. ON ROLLCALL VOTE, CRUMB~KER, BOOTH, KOPPE AND CONE VOTED AYE. GODLOVE, SIEGENTHALER, WATSON AND OWEN VOTED NO. MAYOR JOHNSON BROKE THE TIE BY VOTING IN FAVOR OF THE POSTPONEMENT. IT WAS MOVED BY SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY OWEN THAT THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY I COMMI TTEE WITH RESPECT TO SECURING A PETITION BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. I .) " A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY & FINANCE COMMITTEES - RE: AWARD OF BID FOR 750 G.P.M. I " PUMPER WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: " "A MEETING OF THE P,UBL I C SAFETY & FINANCE COMMITTEES WAS HELD ON JULY 13, 1953 WITH THE FOLLOWING PRESENT: COUNCILMEN SIEGENTHALER, CONE, CRUMBAKER A ND KOPPE; . MAYOR JOHNSON; CI TV MANAGER; CITY RECORDER AND FIRE CHIEF. A TABULATION O~ THE BID PROPOSALS FOR A 750 G.P.M. PUMPER WHICH WAS OPENED IN e THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 9~00 A.M. THIS DATE WAS REVIEWED. OF THE NINE BIDS RECEIVED, I TWAS NOTED THAT THE LOW BID WAS SUBMI TTED BY THE HOWARD COOPER CORPORATION OF EUGENE FOR A KENWORTH CHASSIS WITH A WAUKESHA MOTOR, 240 H.P. WITH MAXIMUM TdRQUE OF 580 ~ 1200, SIX CYLINDERS AND 779 CUBIC INCH DIS- PLACEMENT. , I INASMUCH AS THIS PIECE OF EQUIPMENT MET ALL SPECIFICATIONS AND wAS THE LOw BID, I , , , COMMI TTEE !: FOR DELIVERY WITHIN 45 WORKING DAYS, IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE THAT THE COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE PURCHASE AT THEIR LOW BID PRICE OF $15,950 F.O.B. EUGENE. 11 , " II II IT WAS MOVED BY SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY OWEN THAT THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY " II AND FINANCE COMMITTEES BE ADOPTED. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. " ( ) " :1 ( ) II REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS :1 I ': I I Ii A PERMANENT REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSIO~ - RE: REZONING REQUESTS OF HANK EVANS P PLAT; C. P. TILLMAN PROPERTY; THOMAS A. WILLIAMS; D. W. BARKER; LEWIS H. RUSSELL; W. C. ,I " II GREENUP; TWO NEW SECTIONS IN ZONING ORDINANCE; RECOMMENDATIONS OF PLANNING COMMISSION AND Ii CITY COUNCIL WAS SUBMITTED AND R~AD AS FOLLOWS: I II ( I' II \: , I, I Ii e I, I' it ;1 i: :i i ~ 422 e r "As A PERM~NENT REPORT, PURSUANT TO THE RESOLUTION OF . THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE I CI TY OF EUGENE, DIRECTING THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION TO PRE~~RE A REPORT UPON CERTAIN REQUESTS FOR RECLASSIFICATION OF ~ONING WITHIN ~HE CIT~, AND ~MENDMENTS TO THE CITY ZONING ORDINANCE, THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION HEREBY ADOPTS AS ITS PERMANENT REPORT, THE FOLLOWING: I _THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOWING PETITION FOR CLASSIFICATION Ii OF ZONING OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY BE APPROVED: i HANK EVANS PLAT - BETWEEN 29TH PLACE AND 30TH AVENUE WEST FROM ONix STREET. ANNEXED TO CITY APRIL 17, 1953. REQUESTS R-I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONING. i Ii C. P. TILLMAN PROPERTY - AREA ANNEXED TO CITY JULY 31, ORD. , 1953, #10088. I REQUESTS R-I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL ZONING. I AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOWING PETITIONS FOR RECLASSIFICATION , ' OF ,ZONING Of PROPERTY IN THE CITY BE APPROVED: I e II I THOMAS A. WI LLI AMS - LOTS 20,. 21, 22 IN BLOCK I I FAIRMOUNT ADDiTION SOUTHEAST !, CORNER Of 15TH AVENUE AND ORCHARD STREET. '1 REQUEST CHANGE fROM R-I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO C-2 NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL II Ii DISTRICT. ,I 'I D. W. BARKER - LOT 3, BLOCK I .AMENDED ~LAT OF HENDRICKS ADDITION - 1344 LAWRENCE. I, I REQUESTED CHANGE fROM R-I, SI NGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO C-3 CENTRAL BUSINESS I DISTRICT. II AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOWING PETITION FOR RECLASSIFICATION II OF ZONING OF PRO.PERTY I N THE CITY ,BE TABLED fOR FURTHER ~TUDY: il / . , 'I :i , LEWIS H. RUSSELL - LOT 10 BLOCK 5 ELIAS STEWART ADDITION. I: } NORTHWEST CORNER 11TH AND LAWRENCE ST. ii REQUESTED~HANGE FROM R-3 MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO C-3 CENTRAL BUSINESS 'I " I DISTRICT. il A NO THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOWING PETITION FOR RECLASSIFICATION !I ! OF ZON I NG .9f PROPERTY IN THE CITY BE DENIED: it I .~ , II I I W. C. GREENUP II I BEGINNING AT A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF LOT 6 OF HORN'S ADD'N. TO EUGENE, VOL. "W", P-I 01, LANE COUNTY DEED RECORDS, 350 FT WEST OF AN IRON PEG AT THE SE CORNER II 'I OF SAID LOT 6; THENCE N 120 FT; W 93.88 FT; S 120 FT; E 93.88 FT. II Ii LOCATED ON NORTH SIDE OF 18TH AVENUE BETWEEN GRANT AND PIERCE STREETS. REQUEST CHANGE FROM RA SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO R-3 FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT. Ii ,.- il AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOWING AMENDMENTS TO CITY ZONING I' ORDINANCE BE ADOPTED: II I r ! I SECTION XI I-I C-3P COMMERCIAL DISTRICT A. USE I No BUILDING, STRUCTURE, OR LAND SHALL BE USED, AND NO BUILDING OR STRUCTURE SHALL BE HEREAFTER ERECTED, STRU~TURALLY ALTERED, ENLARGED OR MAINTAINED EXCEPT , FOR THE FOLLOWING USES: ; , e I . ANY USE PERMITTED IN THE R-4, C-I, AND C-2 DISTRICTS. 2. Auc T ION ROOMS, 3. AUTOMOBILE PARTS AND ACCESSORIES 4. AUTOMOBILE SALES AGENCIES (,NEW OR USED CARS). II 5. AUTOMOBILE SERVICE STATIONS OR GARAGES I: Ii 6. BANKS ii 7. BIRD STORES, AND PET SHOPS II 8. BUSINESS COLLEGES OR PRIVATE SCHOOLS OPERATED AS COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. Ii 9. CATERING SERVICE 'I 10. CLUBS, OR LODGES, FRATERNAL AND RELIGIOUS ASSOCIATIONS II I I . CURIO AND ANTIQUE STORES II 12. DEPARTMENT STORES " 13. DRY-CLEANING ESTABLISHMENTS USING NOT MORE THAN TWO {2} CLOTHES-CLEANING II UNITS, NEITHER OF WHICH SHALL HAVE A RATED CAPACITY OF MORE THAN FORTY {40 } I: POUNDS, USING CLEANING FLUID WHICH IS NON-ODOROUS AS WELL AS NON-EXPLOSIVE AND Ii I NON-INFLAMMABLE AT TEMPERATURES BELOW ONE HUNDRED THIRTY-EIGHT AND FIVE-TENTHS , DEGREES FAHRENHEIT (13S.50F.). 14. FEED AND SEED STORES NOT USING BLOWERS, FANS, OR MIXING MACHINES. 15. FURNITURE, HOUSEHOLD GOODS AND FURNISHINGS 16. ICE STORAGE HOUSE OF NOT MORE THAN FIVE (5) TON CAPACITY I 17. MORTUARIES II 18. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS AND SUPPLIES Ii 19. OFFICE SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT I' 20. OUTDOOR ADVERTISING II e :1 ~ Ii !! " 423~ e -t: I II 1\ 21 . PAINT AND WALLPAPER SUPPLIES 2? PAWNSHOPS :i 23. PLUMBING SUPPLIES !I 24. PRINTING SHOPS I ~ 25. PUBLIC PARKING AREAS DEVELOPED IN ACCORDANCE WITH PROVISIONS I I, ESTABLISHED UNDER SECTION XVI, B-3. II (t-.. II 26. RESTAURANTS L'j 27. SECOND-HAND STORES, IF CONDUCTED WHOLLY WITHIN A COMPLETELY ENCLOSED Q() I! <t ,! BUILDING. >-4 28. SEED AND GARDEN SUPPLIES ~ 29. SIGN PAINTING SHOPS 30. SPORTING GOODS 31 . SURGICAL SUPPLIES AND EQUIPMENT 32. TAYLOR AND WEARING APPAREL SHOPS 33. TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH EXCHANGES 34. PLACES OF AMUSEMENT SUCH AS BILLIARD PARLORS, BOWLING ALLEYS, THEATERS, e DANCE HALLS, AND GAMES OF SKILL AND SCIENCE IF CONDUCTED WHOLLY WI THIN A COMPLETELY ENCLOSED BUILDING. I 35. STORES (RETAIL AND WHOLESALE) AND BUSINESS USES SIMILAR TO THE ABOVE, AND NORMALLY LOCATED IN A COMMERCIAL DISTRICT; PROVIDED THAT: A. THERE SHALL BE NO MANUFACTURING, COMPOUNDING, PROCESSING OR TREATMENT OF PRODUCTS OTHER THAN THAT WHICH IS CLEARLY INCIDENTAL AND ESSENTIAL TO A R~TAIL STORE OR BUSINESS AND I B.( WHERE ALL SUCH PRODUCTS ARE SOLD AT RETAIL ON THE PREMISES. USE IS NOT OBJECTIONABLE DUE TO .ODOR, DUST, SMOKE, NOISE, VIBRATION, OR APPEARANCE. ( B. PARKING AND LOADING SPACE REQUIRED I I. P~RKING SPACE FOR DWELLINGS SHA~L BE IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REQUIRE- MENTS FOR THE TYPE OF DWELL I NG STRUCTUR,E. , 2. OFF-STREET PARKING FACILITIES SHALL BE PERMANENTLY PROVIDED ON THE SITE OR WITHIN 400 FEET THEREOF AT THE RATIO OF ONE SQUARE FOOT OF PARKING SPACE FOR EACH SQUARE FOOT OF BUILDING ELOOR AREA EXCLUSIVE OF FLOOR AREA USED FOR AUTOMOBILE PARKING SPACE. , "GENERAL 3. LOADING SPACE SHALL BE PROVIDED AS SPECIFIED UNDER PROVI SI ONS", SECtiON XVI, B-2. . ", C. AREA ", ..... PERCENT OF COVERAGE. FULL COVERAGE IS ALLOWED; PROVIDED MINIMUM OFF-STREET PARK I N~, LOADING SPACE AND SETBACKS HAVE BEEN PROVIDED. ( D. BUILDING SETBACK REQUIREMENTS ( I . FRONT YARD. FRONT YARDS WILL NOT BE REQUIRED EXCEPT AS SPECIFIED IN SECTION XXV. I 2. SIDE YARD. SIDE YARDS WILL NOT BE REQUIRED EXCEPT T~AT NO STRUCTURAL IMPROVEMENTS EXCEPT ROAD SURFACING WILL BE ALLOWED WITHIN TEN (10) FEET OF THE / " CENTER LINE OF AN ALLEY. IF SIDE YARDS ARE CREATED, THEY SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF ',: i' (3) FEET WIDE (3) FEET DEEP. II THREE AND THREE II 3. REAR YARD. No STRUCTURAL IMPROVEMENTS EXCEPT ROAD SURFACING WILL ,I " BE ~LLOWED WITHIN TEN ( I 0) FE E T OF THE CENTER LINE OF AN ALLEY. I' II II E. VISION CLEARANCE II I! I e II VISION CLEARANCE FOR CORNER LOTS ON STREETS WITH WIDTHS OF LESS THAN SIXTY- SIX (66) FEET SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF ONE (I ) FOOT V I S ION CLEARANCE FOR EACH FOOT il OF STREET WIDTH UNDER SIXTy-SIX (66) FEET; PROVIDED THAT A VISION CLEARANCE OF MORE THAN TEN (10) FEET SHALL NOT BE REQUIRED. SAID VISION CLEARANCE SHALL BE II FROM THE CURB OR WALK LEVEL TO A MINIMUM HEIGHT OF EIGHT (8) FEET. i, " " SECTI ON I X-I CR COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT I " II 'I r THE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS SHALL APPLY TO CR-COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT: II A. USE II :1 No BUilDING, STRUCTURE, OR LAND SHAll BE USED AND NO BUILDING OR STRUCTURE il SHALL BE HEREAFTER ERECTED, STRUCTURALLY ALTERED, ENLARGEO, OR MAINTAINED EXCEPT FOR THE FOLLOWING USES: I II II I. ANY USE PERMI TTED I N THE R-3 ZONE i: 2. BANK OR FINANCIAL INSTITUTION. " II 3. OFFICE, GENERAL BUSINESS OR PROFESSIONAL, INCLUDING REAL ESTATE, II STOCK BROKER, INSURANCE OFFICE, BUILDING AND LOAN COMPANY. il 4. BARBER SHOP OR BEAUTY SHOP. 5. MEDICAL DENTAL OFFICES OR CLINICS INCLUDING CHIROPRACTORS AND OSTEOPATHS. il 6. BUSINESS COLLEGE (CLASSROOM OR lECTURE INSTRUCTION ONLY) NOT INCLUDING :1 Ii A MUSICAL SCHOOL, TRADE SCHOOL, NOR ANY SCHOOL SPECIALIZING IN MANUAL OR I e II MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT. 11 ~ r--424 e - --- -- - --- - -- -- - - - 7. OTHER USES SIMILAR TO THE ABOVE BUT NOT INCLUDING STORES, SHOPS, I OR OTHER ESTABLISHMENTS WHERE GOODS, WARES OR MERCHANDISE ARE DISPLAYED, SOLD, OR SERVICED, PROVIDING FURTHER THAT ALL ACTIVITIES SHALL BE CONDUCTED WHOLLY WIT~IN AN ENCLOSED BUILDING. I II , B. PARKING SPACE REQUIREMENTS I I I. ~ARKING SPACE REQUIREMENTS FOR DWELLINGS ARE GIVEN UNDER THE APPLI- CABLE SECTION. 'I 2. OFF-STREET PARKING FACILITIES SHALL BE ~~R~A~i~TLY PROVIDED ON THE I! SITE OR WITHIN 400 FEET THEREOF AT THE RATIO OfON~ SQUA~E FOOJ OF PARKING II SPACE FOR EACH SQUARE FOOT OF BUILDING FLOOR AREA EXCLUSIVE OF FLOOR-AREA USED Ii FOR AUTOMOBILE PARKING SPACE. :1 C. SIGNS I, No EXTERIOR ADVERTISING OR SIGNS OF ANY KIND SHALL BE DISPLAYED, EXCEPT , I " SIGNS INDICATING THE NAME OF THE PERSON OR THE TYPE O~ B0sINES~ OCCUPYING'THE II e PREMISES OR THE NAME OF THE BUILDING. SU~H SI~NS SHA~L ~E' ATTACHED TO THE :\ BUILDING AND ALL LETTERS, LIGHTS AND OTHER IDENTI~ICATION MATTER SHALL BE ONLY O~E~IG~ SHALL BE ALLOWED TO I, CONFINED TO ONLY ONE SURFACE OF THE SIGN. , I A BUILDING AND SUCH SIGN SHALL BE LIMITED TO 20 SQUARE FEET OF AREA AND SHALL II BE LIGHTED ONLY BY INCANDESCENT LIGHTING. No PORTION OF ANY SIGN SHALL PROJECT MORE THAN TWELVE ( I 2 ) INCHES BEYOND THE WALL OF THE BUILDING NOR PROJECT ABOVE " I THE ROOF RIDGE OR PARAPET WALL (WHICHEVER I S T.H E HIGHER) OF THE BUILDING. II I D. AREA :1 I . SIZE OF LOT. LOTS SHALL HAVE A MI~lMU~ A~ERAGE WIDTH OF SIXTY (60 ) FEET AND A MINIMUM AREA OF SIX THOUSAND (6,000] S~~ARt'FEET, EXCEPT THAT WHERE A LOT HAS AN AVERA~E WIDTH OF LESS THAN SIXTY (60) FEET AND AN AREA OF LESS THAN SIX THOUSAND (6000) SQUARE FEET AT THE TIME THIS ORDINANCE BECAME EFFECTIVE, SUCH LOT MAY BE OCCUPIED BY ANY USE PERMITTED IN THIS SECTION. 2. PERCENT OF COVERAGE. A. RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES AND THEIR ACCESSORY BUILDINGS SHALL NOT OCCUpy IN EXCESS OF FIFTY (50) PERCEN'T OF THE GROUND AREA. I B. OTHER USES ALLOWED IN THIS DISTRICT MAY FULLY OCCUpy THE Ii PROPERTY EXCEPT FOR REQUIRED SETBACK AND PARKING FACILITIES. . !: E. BUILDING SETBACK REQUIREMENTS Ii I I' FRONT YARD. FRONT yARDS II I '1. IN THIS ZONE SHALL BE NOT LESS THAN TEN !i (10) FEET DEEP NOR LESS THAN THE DEPTH ESTABLISHED BY SECTION XXV. il 2. SIDE YARD. THERE SHALL BE SIDE YARDS OF NOT LESS THAN THREE (3 ) ( I 0 ) 'I FEET EXCEPT THE EXTERIOR SIDE OF A CORNER LOT SHALL BE NOT LESS THAN TEN 1\ FEET NOR LESS THAN THE SETBACK ESTABLISHED BY SECTION XXV. No STRUCTURAL :1 IMPROVEMENT EXCEPT ROAD SURFACING SHALL BE CLOSER THAN TEN FEET TO THE CENTER LINE OF AN ALLEY. ( , )3. REAR YARD. No STRUCTURAL IMPROVEMENTS EXCEPT ROAD SURFACING WILL I I BE ALLOWED WITHIN TEN (10) FEET OF THE CENTER LINE OF AN ALLEY. ! II ( F. VISION CLEARANCE I , II I . VISION CLEARANCE FOR CORNER LOTS SHALL BE FIFTEEN (15) FEET. Ii II 2. VISION CLEARANCE ON ALLEY-STREET INTERSECTIONS SHALL BE SEVEN AND ,\ (7-1/2) FEET. :i ONE-HALF ~ I I, AND THE IPLANNI NG COMMI SSI ON RE:COMMENDED THAT THE FOLLOWI NG PETI TI,ONS FOR RECLASSI- II 'e FIOATION OF ZONING OF PROPERTY IN TH~ CITY BE APPROVED: ,I RECOMMENDATION OF PLANNING COMMISSION ( I LOTS 8,'9, 10 BLOCK 10 PACKARD'S ADDITION I! SOUTH 1/2 BLOCK 10 AND SOUTHWEST 1/4 BLOCK 9, SKINNER'S ADDITION LOTS I , 2, 3" 8, 9, 10 I N BLOCKS 2, 3, 6, 7 AND 14 ELIAS STEWART ADD'N I BLOCKS I , 4, 5, 8, 13 OF ELIAS STEWART ADDITION II WEST I /2 OF BLOCK BOUNDED BY 8TH AVE, BROADWAY, LINCOLN AND LAWRENCE STREETS II WEST 1/2 OF BLOCK 3 WHITEAKER ADDITION I; NORTHWEST I 14 OF BLOCK I OSBURN ADDITION II I; BEING ALL THE PROPERTY CURRENTLY ZONED R-3 BOUNDED ON THE NORTH BY A LINE II MIDWAY BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH AVENUES; ON THE SOUTH BY 13TH AVENUE; ON THE Ii EAST BY A LINE MIDWAY BETWEEN LINCOLN AND LAWRENCE; AND ON THE WEST BY THE ii I WEST LINE OF THE THIRD LOT WEST OF WASHINGTON STREET AS PLATTED IN EL I AS 1\ STEWART ADDITION. II II REQUESTED CHANGE FROM R-3 MULTIPLE RESIDENTIAL TO CR-COMMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL I, 'I DISTRICT. II II il e II ~ II 425~ e f! I Ii RECOMMENDATION OF PLANNING COMMISSION II . - BLOCK I CHRISTIAN'S ADDITION I ! LOTS Ii I , 2, 3, 4, 6 AND WEST PORTION OF LOT 7 CURRENTLY ZONED R-4, OF BLOCK 4 CHRISTIAN'S ADDITION. II LOTS I , 4, 5 AND 8 OF BLOCK 3 CHRISTIAN'S ADDITION I LOTS I, AND 2 OF BLOCK 5 CHRISTIAN'S ADDITION ~ :1 LOTS I , 2, 3, AND 4 BLOCK 6 CHRISTIAN'S ADDITION tl"j !I LOTS 6, 7 AND 8 OF BLOCK 3 ELLSWORTH 1ST ADDITION 00 ~ LOTS 5, 6 AND 7 OF BLOCK 4 ELLSWORTH 1ST ADDITION " BEING ALL THE PROPERTY NOW ZONED AS R-4 ON BOTH SIDES OF PEARL AND HIGH STREETS P-4 " < II BETWEEN 11TH AND 13TH AVENUES; AND BOTH SIDES OF OAK AND PEARL STREETS FROM II 13TH AVENUE 13;fH AND 14TH AVENUES. ii TO MIDWAY BETWEEN ,I Ii REQUESTED CHANGE FROM R-4 MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT TO C-3P q Ii COMMERCIAL ZONE. e ii AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOWING PETITION FOR RECLASSIFICATION OF ZONING OF PROPERTY IN THE CITY BE TABLED UNTIL THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING: RECOMMENDATION OF THE CITY COUNCIL , LOTS 3 AND 4 BLOCK 7 CHRISTIAN'S 2ND ADDITION i , LOTS I , 2, 3 AND 4 BLOCK 8 CHRISTIANS 2ND ADDITION 'I LOTS 5, 7 AND 8 BLOCK 6 CHRISTIANS 2ND ADDITION I !I 6, LOTS 3 AND 4 BLOCK 5 CHRISTIAN'S 2ND ADDITION :1 ALL OF BLOCKS 9 AND 10 CHRISTIAN'S 2ND ADDITION II ALL OF BLOCKS I AND 2 JOHN CHRISTIAN'S ADDITION " .' Ii LOTS 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 BLOCK I SNODGRASS ADDITION " I :! LOTS 2, 3 AND 4 BLOCK 2 SNODGRASS ADDITION I II AREA BOUNDED ON THE NORTH BY THE SOUTH LINE OF SNODGRASS ADDITION; ON THE EAST I BY THE WEST LINE OF OAK STREET; ON THE SOUTH BY THE NORTH LINE OF I17TH AVE; ON 'i THE WEST BY THE ALLEY EXTENDED SOUTH BETWEEN OAK AND WILLAMETTE STREETS; il THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF 18TH AND OAK THAT IS NOW ZONED R-3 MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL II ALL OF BLOCKS 3 AND 4 AND THE WEST 1/2 OF BLOCK 5 OF PEARL ADDITION; II ALSO THE Ii AREA SOUTH OF LOTS 7 AND 8 BLOCK 4 AND LOT 7 BLOCK 5 OF PEARL ADDITION, TO THE " NORTH LINE OF 18TH AVE NUE S; THE WEST 1/2 OF THE BLOCK BOUNDED ON THE NORTH BY " .. 16TH AVENUE; ON THE SOUTH BY 17TH AVENUE; ON THE WEST BY PEARL STREET AND ON THE EAST BY HIGH STREET LOTS I , 2, 3, 4, 5 AND 6 BLOCK 4; AND THE NORTH 1/2 OF BLOCK 3; AND LOTS 6, 7, 8, AND 9 OF BLOCK 2 TESHNER'S ADDITION. , BEING ALL OF THE PROPERTY ON BOTH SIDES OF OAK AND PEARL STREETS FROM MIDWAY I' BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH AVENUES TO THE ALLEY BETWEEN 18TH AND 19TH AVENUES Ii CURRENTLY ZONED R-3 MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. II 'I REQUESTED CHANGE FROM R-3 MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO C-3P COMMERCIAL ZONE. " I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION ,I BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. Mo TI 0 N CAR R lED. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS /2 A PET/T/ON TO REZONE PROPERTY BETWEEN 18TH AND 19TH ON CLEVELAND STREET WAS SUB- MI THO BY T. A. BREEDEN, 1558 LINCOLN STREET. e IT WAS MOVED BY BOOT~, SECONDED BY SIEGENTHALER THAT THE APPLICATION BE REFERRED TO THE CITY ATTORNEY FOR THE NECESSARY RESOLUTION AND TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR CON- SIDERATION AT THEIR MEETING ON OCTOBER 6, 1953. MOTl ON CARR I ED. 13 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR GARBAGE HAULERS LICENSES WERE SUBMI THO: I, 'I !I ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE, 895 RIVER ROAD. " Ii HARRY'S GARBAGE SERVICE, 3850 HILYARD STREET. I, I' ACME GARBAGE SERVICE, 2240 ARTHUR STREET. I' " GUSTAFSON GARBAGE SERVICE, P. O. Box 196, COBURG, OREGON. I: BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE No. I & 2, 626 TYLER ST. I; " HANKES GARBAGE SERVICE, RT. 5, Box 15 11 Ii EUGENE GARBAGE SERVICE, 3790 HILYARD " CITY GARBAGE SERVICE, 2805 MI LL ST. " 'I I, B & L GARBAGE SERVICE, 2935 LINCOLN I il EUGENE GARBAGE SERVICE, 3615 HILYARD 11 A-I GARBAGE SERVICE, 3261 RICHARD Ii A.B.C. G~RBAGE SERVICE, 1160 TAYLOR COURT .. I' IT WAS MOVED BY SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER 'I THAT THE APPLICATIONS BE APPROVED. Ii MOTION CARRIED. I, " i I' e Ii I' II II ~ II " ~ - r--426 e ,- - - - ~ - - -- --- - -~ - . 14 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR ROOMING HOUSE LICENSES AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE, FIRE, I BUILDING AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS WERE SUBMITTED: . . . . . DOROTHY A. LICHTY, 1035 ~EFFERSON STREET I, KENNEDY COURT MOTEL, 1522 W. 6TH AVENUE, T. J. SEEMES EDNA M. " SILSBEE, 760 MILLRACE 11 WI L-MAR MOTEL, 571 W. 6TH - W. G. ROWE EL PR"DO MOTEL, 1055 W. 6TH AVENUE - W"LTER L. BURKHARDT 'i EL DON MOTEL, 1140 W. 6TH - MARK SIDDALL I' EUGENE I NVESTMENT CO., 928NOAK STREET PRATT APARTMENTS, 49 E. 7TH AVENUE - CHARLES S. PRA TT I OSBURN HOTEL, 191 E. 8TH AVE., .JOE [. ~ARLEY JR. & ANNE E.EARLEY , HOTEL OREGON, 541 WILLAMETTE STREET, L. A. CUMMINGS I MANOR MOTEL, 599 E. BROADWAY, BOB DAVIS I HOFFMAN HOTEL, 21 [. BRO"DW"Y, J. [. HURLEY COSTELLO APARTMENTS, 954 W. 3RD, JOHN D. COSTELLO !1 BELVEDERE HOTEL, 636 WILLAMETTE - WILLIAM F. HILL CITY C NTER LODGE, 476 E. BROADWAY, E. G. DEKEATER II e LLOYDS COURT, 1705 W. 6TH AVENUE - JOE LONG , IT WAS MOVED BY SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE APPLICATIONS, AS APPROVE BY THE POLICE, FIRE, BUILDING AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS, BE ENDORSED BY THE CITY COUNCIL. MOTION II CARRIED. \! 15 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR THEATRE LICENSES, AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE "NO FIRE ,I DEPARTMENTS WERE SUBMI TTED: I, I I' " Ii LANE THEATRE, 8TH AVENUE - WESTERN AMUSEMENT CO. i' 60 W. I II MAYFLOWER THEATRE, 784 11TH AVENUE EAST - WESTERN AMUSEMENT CO. II HEILIG THEATRE, 676 WILLAMETTE STREET -- WESTERN AMUSEMENT CO. EUGENE DRIVE-IN THEATRE, 2860 S. WILLAMETTE -- WILLARD GAMBLE. Ii " :i IT WAS MOVED BY SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER TH"T THE APPLICATIONS AS APPROVED :1 BY THE Po LI C E AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS, BE APPROVED BY THE COUNCIL. MOTl ON CARR I ED Ii :1 16 A COURTESY BENCH LICENSE APPLICATION WAS SUBMITTED BY WARREN KORSTAD, 310 CREST DRIVE. :1 I !, IT WAS MOVED BY SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE APPLICATION BE APPROVED. II MOTION CARRIED. Ii . " ': II 17 THE FOLLOWING MERCHANT POLICE LI CENSE APPLIC"TIONS WERE SUBMITTED: II II 'i OREGON PROTECTIVE AGENCY, 856 ALMADEN STREET, WILLIAM J. & O. ELI ZABETH MtLEOD Ii \1 EUGENE MERCHANT PATROL, I I 40 FIR LIlINE, HARRY H. MARLOWE & VIOLET I . M"RLOWE IT WAS MOVED BY SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY BOOTH TH"T THE APPLICATIONS, ii "S APPROVED BY !I THE POLICE DEPARTMENT, BEAAPPROVED BY THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED. 'I Ii PETITION - OBJECTION TO CITY " 18 INSTALLING SEWER LINE RUNNING EAST AND WEST ALONT THE TEN :1 I FOOT EASEMENT BETWEEN WEST 30TH AND 31ST AVENUES, BETWEEN PORTLAND AND OLIVE STREETS WAS SUB- II MITTED. THIS PETITION WAS STUDIED IN CONNECTION WITH THE BID OF JESKE BROS. CONSTRUCTION II / COMPANY FOR THE I NSTALLATI ON OF THIS SEWER; NOTING THAT IT WOULD INCUR RATHER HEAVY ASSESSMENTS AGAINST SOME OF THE MAJOR LOTS I N THE "REA, AW"RDING THIS CONTRACT FOR INSTALLATION OF THESE I' SEWERSSWAS WUTHELD FOR FURTHER STUDY OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE "NO CITY COUNCIL. ,I :, I. COMMUNIC"TION FROM CI TY M"NAGER - RESIGNATION AS CITY MANAGER OF EUGENE wAS SUBMITTED "NO il II , . 'I READ AS FOLLOWS: :1 - It "IT HSIT HilS BEEN A SINCERE PLEASURE TO SERVE AS YOUR CITY MANAGER SINCE APRIL FIRST I OF 1949. DURING THIS PERIOD, I HAVE GROWN TO KNOW AND TO "DMIRE THE CITIZENS OF 1 ! EUGENE AND THEIR COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVES IN THEIR UNTIRING WORK AND EFFORTS I N THE ! CONTINUANCE OF GOOD MUNICIPAL GOVERNMENT. THE COOPERATIVE EFFOR$S IN PLANNING, , SETTVNG UP "NO CARRYING THROUGH THE MAJOR CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGR"MS HAVE BEEN , If I' OF PARTICULAR SATISFACTION AND IT IS HOPED WILL BE OF M"TERIAL BENEFIT TO THE CITY il OF EUGENE. My FELLOW EMPLOYEES HAVE LIGHTENED THE BURDEN OF ADMINISTRATION MATERIALLY THROUGH INCREASED EFFICIENCY IN EACH DEPARTMENT. II 'I THE PRIVILEGE OF SERVING RIVERSIDE, CALIFORNIA AS THE FIRST CITY MANAGER !I PRESENTS AN OPPORTUNITY I N WH I CH I AM DEEPLY INTERESTED. I AM ACCEPT~NG THE RIVER- II SIDE POSITION ONLY BECAUSE I FEEL IT WILL BE AN ADVANCEMENT AND BENEFICIAL TO MY FAMILY. I AM THEREFORE SUBMITTING MY RESIGNATION AS CITY MANAGER OF EUGENE TO BECOME EFFECTIVE II AUGUST 15, 1953. IN SUBMITTING THIS RESIGNATION, I \ill SH TO ST",TE THAT ~VERY EFFORT WILL 11 'i BE M"DE THROUGH MY OFFICE TO "SSURE THE ORDER~Y CONTINUITY OF DEPARTMENTAL OPERATIONS AND I C"PITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGR"MS UNDERWAY. IF A NEW MAN"GER IS CHOSEN PRIOR TO MY DEPARTURE, II I I WI LL BE HAPPY TO WORK WI TH HI M "NO THE 'MEMBERS OF THE COUNCI L TOW"RD THIS END. 1\ I' ApPRECIATION IS SINCERELY EXPRESSED TO THE M"YOR AND MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL, I' CITY EMPLOYEES AND TO THE CITIZENS OF EUGENE FOR THEIR FINE COOPERATION THROUGHOUT MY I TERM AS YOUR CITY MANAGER. WITH SINCERE PERSONAL REGARDS, I REMAIN" I I I I I e I " ~ I Ii ! 427 ~ e --~ r , I II AFTER A COMMENDATION OF THE CITY MANAGER'S WORK IN EUGENE BY THE MAYOR AND COUNCILMAN I CRUMBAKER, AND AN EXPRESSION OF SINCERE REGRET, IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY I, I' BOOTH THAT THIS RESIGNATION BE ACCEPTED. MOTION CARRIED. Ii II THE CITY 20 ,I AWARD TO THE CI TY OF EUGE NE IN RECOGNITION FOR THE EXCELLENT RECORD OF " RESULTING FROM ITS PEDESTRIAN PROTECTION PROGRAM BY AMERICAN AUTOMOBILE ASSOCIATION BY MR. WM. PARRISH WAS PRESENTED TO MAYOR JOHNSON WHO ACCEPTED AWARD FOR THE CI TY. ~-- - L~ 21 COMMUNICATION FROM STANLEY R. DARLING - RE: PERMISSION TO USE PROPERTY AT 20TH AND OC) < WI LLAMETTE STREETS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF RESIDENTIAL TYPE OF DENTAL BUILDING WAS SUBMIT"ED ~ AND READ AS FOLLOWS: ~ uHE R E rOF OR E, BY LETTER DATED APRI L 24, 1953, WE FORWARDED TO YOU A PETITION FOR'REZONING ON BEHALF OF ARTHUR HUBER AND VERNON R. MANNY. A COpy OF SUCH LETTER IS ATTACHED HERETO, MARKED EXHIBIT "A ", AND MADE A PART OF THIS APPLICATION TO THE EXTENT APPLICABLE. ALSO ENCLOSED, MARKED EXHIBIT "Bu, IS A LETTER WHICH WE HAVE I WRITTEN TO THE E U'G ENE PLANNING COMMISSION WITHDRAWING OUR APPLI CATION TO THE :' PLANNING COMMISSION. e 'I Ii 'i " II WI LL YOU PLEASE CONSIDER THIS LETTER AS AN APPLICATION TO THE COMMON COUNCIL OF " " "A" AS !I THE CI TY OF EUGENE FOR PERMISSION TO USE THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED IN EXHIBIT I, A RESIDENTIAL TYPE DENTAL OFFICE IN ACCORDANCE WITH AND FOR THE REASONS SET FORTH I IN PART IN EXHIBIT "A" . WE ARE OF THE OPINION THAT OUR APPLI'CATION MEETS THE , Ii REQUIREMENTS SET FORTH IN SECTION XIX OF ORDINANCE 9188 (PAGES 37-39 OF THE PRINTED ii ORDINANCE) WITH THE RESPECT TO THE AUTHORIZING OF VARIANCES. " I 'I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE REQUEST BE REFERRED TO THE " ii PUBLIC,WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. I' .,1 22 II NOTICE OF ApPLICATION FROM THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONER OF ORE;GON IN THE MATTER 'I 1, OF THE APPLICATION OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY FOR AUTHORITY TO CONSTRUCT AN INDUSTRIAL I' il SPUR TRACK, BEING AN ADDITIONAL TRACK AT GRADE, ACROSS MADISON STREET IN EUGENE, LANE :i COUNTY, OREGON WAS SUBMITTED. II IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THIS NOTICE BE RECEIVED AND PLACED I: ON FILE AND THAT THE MATTER BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS AND PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE, I " AND RECEIPT BE ACKNOWLEDGED OF SAME. MOTION CARRIED. - II j; . 23 'I COMMUNICATION FROM PERCY W. BROWN & CO. - RE: RECORDS AND BOOKS OF CITY HAVE BEEN I, AUOI TED, RECORDS ARE CORRECT AND ALL FUNDS PROPERLY ACCOUNTED FOR WAS SUBMITTED. IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. 24 COMMUNICATION FROM PERCY W. BROWN & CO. - RE: PROPOSAL TO AUDIT FINANCIAL RECORDS OF THE CITY OF EUGENE FOR THE YEAR BEGINNING JULY I , 1953 AND ENDI'NG JUNE 30, 1954 FOR A PRICE OF $1,500.00 WAS SUBMITTED. I ': IT ,WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY CRUMBAKER THAT THIS PROPOSAL BE ACCEPTED. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. I: , , I' ORDINANCES Ii 'i II COUNCIL BILL No. 25 " 1577 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR SIDEWALK ON THE EAST SIDE OF :1 HILYARD STREET FROM 27TH TO 28TH AVENUE, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING ON JUNE 22, I[ 1953 WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. C,TY MANAGER REPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS ON FILE. e , IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY " TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL I' Ii WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. !I [, IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL II BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONL Y, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNC I L. MOTION CARRIED " " UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME TI TLE ONLY. Ii BY 'I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, Ii SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND '1 NUMBERED 10293. II - 26 COUNCIL BILL No. 1578 - RE: VACATING ALL RUNNING EAST AND WEST !: THAT PART OF THE ALLEY :1 LYING BETWEEN LOTS I AND 2 OF BLOCK A IN DORRIS ADDITION TO THE CI TY OF EUGENE, I N LA NE II COUNTY, OREGON WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME I N FULL. I! I I II IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY ,I 'I TITLE ONLY, WI TH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL II WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. II II I i' " II " e :1 II \ , ...4 , ... 428 e if IT WAS MOVED BY ~RUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE HEARING BE CLOSED AND THE BILL I I BE LAID OVER FOR TWO WEEKS UNTIL ALL DEEDS ARE IN THE HANDS OF THE CITY AND THE CITY ATTORNEY HAS APPROVED ALL THE PAPERS. MOTION CARRIED. I I 27 COUNC I L BI,LL No. 1579 - RE: REZONING HANK EVANS PLAT - BETWE~N 29TH PLACE AND 30TH AVENUE , ~EST FROM ONYX STREET TO CITY LIMITS TO R-I I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL WAS SUBMITTED AND READ Ii THE FIRST TIME I N FULL. ii I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY II TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL . WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. :1 IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE RULES BE I SUSPENDED AND THE BILL I BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSE~T OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED I UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE TH I RD TI ME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE I COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN :1 FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED i e 10294. I I 28 COUNCIL BILL No. 1580 - RE: REZONING C. P. TILLMAN PROPERTY WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE I I FIRST TIME IN FULL. ZONED TO R-I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL. II IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BoOTH THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY II TIT[E ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL I WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. il IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL II BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTl ON CARR I ED !I UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. ~" IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN Ii " FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED il 10295. il 29 COUNCIL BILL No. 1581 - RE: REZONING SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 15TH AND ORCHARD - THOMAS A. I, WILLIAMS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME I N FULL. i' II IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE HEARING BE CONTINUED, AND THE BILL. II . BE REFERRED TO THE JOINT COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER STUDY, OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND PLANNING I' COMMISSION. MOTION CARRIED. II 30 COUNCIL BILL No. 1582 - RE: REZONING 1344 LAWRENCE FROM R-I TO C-3 CENTRAL BUSINESS - 11 I D. W. BARKER WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. Ii I Ii ! IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE HEARING BE CONTINUED, AND THE BILL: II BE REFERRED TO THE JOINT COMMITTEE OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND PLANNING COMMISSION FOR FURTHER ,I STUDY. MOTION CARRIED. 11 - I 31 COUNCIL BILL No. 1583 - RE: ADDITION OF SECTION XI I-I C-3P TO ZONING ORDINANCE, WAS 'I II SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME I N FULL. L it IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE HEARING BE CONTINUED, !I AND THE BILL II i' BE REFERRED TO THE JOINT COMMITTEE OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND PLANNING COMMISSION FOR FURTHER II STUDY. MOTION CARRIED. II II 32 COUNCIL BILL No. 1584 - RE: ADDITION OF SECTION I X-I CR-COMMERCIAL TO ZONING ORDINANCE II WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME I N FULL. II e I: IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE HEARING BE II CONTINUED, AND THE BILL I BE REFERRED TO THE JOINT COMMITTEE OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND PLANNING COMMISSION FOR FURTHER II MOTION CARRIED. I STUDY. I COUNCIL BILL No. 1585 - RE: REZONING - RECOMMENDATION OF PLANNING COMMISSION TO REZONE 33 , I' TO C-R, PROPERTY FROM LINCOLN TO LAWRENCE, BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH TO 13TH AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED il AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. I: if IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE HEARING BE CONTINUED, AND THE BILL I " BE REFERRED TO THE JOI NT COMMI THE OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND PLANNING COMMISSION FOR FURTHER !I STUDY. MOTION CARRIED. 'I !: II Ii ~ I Ii " 11 I I 1\ 'I !I II ii - ~. I II ! :i ~ \ 42~ e I ~ 1 34 Ii COUNCIL BILL No. 1586 - RE: REZONING - RECOMMENDATION OF PLANNING COMMISSION TO I: I' REZONE OAK, PEARL, HIGH BETWEEN I I TH AND 13TH AVENUE TO C-3P COMMERCIAL WAS SUBMITTED AND il RE~D THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. " " IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE HEARING BE CONTINUED, I Ii AND THE ~ !\ BILL BE REFERRED TO THE JOINT COMMITTEE OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND PLANNING COMMISSION FOR t"7> Ii FURTHER STUDY. MOTION CARRIED. 00 ~ II UPON MOTION DULY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED TO JULY 27, l-=l I 1953. <:: Ii II RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, II 'I Ii :1 :1 I' e I! " I' I: !I 'I I: II ,I I I, il 'I I, :\ i: I' II I; ,I I Ii \' II ii II II I I, II II " '. I: 'I I II Ii I II " \' " i: I II Ii II ,I I II Ii !i , I: I' " I, " I, Ii ,: II e :1 II I, I: 'I I 'I II il II il " ii " I Ii !I 'I II ~ I 'I I [ II Ii :1 II e II II ~~ I, - \ r430 e u . -.-- ~ . - . 1 . 11 e II I. I 1 I , I i I I I I I, il I' :1 .' Ii Ii , i I I I, ,. I[ 'I I 'I I[ II 1 !I II 'I I, :1 il II e :1 Ii I :1 , i j " I I I i , I I i I i' i II I' I II I Ii i I ,I : 'I !I I, I' I I I 'I I I II e II I Ii " ~~. ,