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Home My WebLink About07/26/1954 Meeting 1~""~~ .VD . e - ~_._~--~-- .. .. _.-----~ - --- --...- - . -- ----~ .- --- - - . - -- ---- --- -- - -- ---.--.--.-- I -- ~- - - ---- --- -------- --- I Ii COUNCIL CHAMBERS, I' " EUGENE~ OREGON. 'I " I JULY 26, 1954. II II - I: ! II I I' THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE WAS HELD ON JULY 12~ II 1954 AND ADJOURNED TO dULY 26, 1954 AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS. THE MEET! NG WAS I, CALLED TO ORDER BY ACTING MAYOR CALVIN CRUMBAKER WITH THE FOLLOWING COUNCILMEN'PRESENT: DR. II I: CRUMBAKER, MR.-BoOTH, MR. KOPPE, MR. SIEGENTHALER, MR. WATSON, MR. CONE AND MR. OWEN. il ii . I: THE MINUTES OF THE LAST REGULAR MEETING HELD JULY 12, 1954 AND ADJOURNED TO JULY 26, 1954 :' " WERE READ AND APPROVED. I: I' - I' I 'I PAYMENT TO LEE HOFFMAN, GENERAL CONTRACTOR FOR SEWAGE DiSPOSAL PLANT - $12;325.25 WAS SUB- I. it MITTED BY CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES AND MERRYFIELD. P ,I " j, IT WAS MOVED BY BOOT~, SECONDED BY KOPPE THAT THE PAYMENT OF $12,325.25 AS RECOMMENDED BY ,: II CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES AND MERRYFIELD BE MADE TO LEE HOFFMAN FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE SEWAGE e I' I' Ii DISPOSAL PLANT. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. . " 2 Ii "THIS BEINGTRE DATE SET FOR"THt AWARD OF CONTRACTS FOR PAVING AND SEWER IMPROVEMENTS, ii THE FOLLOWING BIDS WERE TABULATED, AS OPENED ON JULY 21, 1954 AT 10:00 A.M. II I' 0 " . Ii ALTERNATE I' I I: NAME OF BIDDER CONCRETE PI PE TRANSITE CLASS I Ii . - ! TRUNK'SEWER FOR RIVERVIEW SEWER DISTRICT - SECTION 2 . . . Ii T. 'c. WI LDI SH . . $ 28,343.08 (LOW) $ 39,211.67 (LOW) II Ii COAST-CONSTRUCTION 29,885.95 39,330.00 I, JESKE BROTHERS 31 ,041 .55 Ii H. -C. WERNER - . . 3 I , 81 2. 25 41 , I 71 . 30 II INTER-CITY SAND AND GRAVEL CO. - 33,438.64 41,227.96 ii DURBIN BROTHERS 34,639.04 46,244.72 'I f, FRED STUBBERT . . 35,984.50 45,022.60 I' . . I' . 'I ALL BIDS WERE ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTIFIED CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND AND WERE I, IN PROPER ORDER. I: CI TV MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE BID OF T. C.' WI LDI SH BE ACCEPTED. Ii . I T WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, 'SECONDEDBY MR. KOPPE THAT THE BfD OF T. C. WI LDI SH, BEING II I: THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED BE ACCEPTED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS AUTHORIZED TO , INTO A CO~TRACT WITH T. C. WILDISH IN THE AMOUNT OF $28,343.08 FOR THE ENTER I NSTALLATI ON OF I , A TRUNK ~EWER FOR RIVERVIEW SEWER DISTRICT - SECTION 2. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. SEWER IN THE AREA BOUNDED BY POTTER STREET AND WATKINS ROAD FROM 32ND AVENUE TO 40TH AVENUE T. C. WILDISH $ 67,760.06 (LOW) I COAST CONSTRUCTION 75,169.22 JESKE BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION CO. 75,530.55 DURBIN BROTHERS 76,287.94 FRED STUBBERT 76,599.10 H. C. WERNER 78,796.10 INTER CITY SAND AND GRAVEL 83,185.60 , ALL BIDS WERE ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTIFIED CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND AND WERE IN PROPER ORDER. CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE BID OF T. C. WILDISH BE ACCEPTED. . e IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE BID OF T. C. WILDISH, BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED BE ACCEPTED AND THE PROPER CITV OFFICERS AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH T. C. WILDISH IN THE AMOUNT OF $67,760.06 FOR THE INSTALLATION OF A SEWER tN THE AREA BOUNDED BY POTTER STREET AND WATKINS ROAD FROM 32ND AVENUE TO 40TH AVENUE. - , PAVING 23RD AVENUE FROM FRIENDLY STREET TO ADAMS STREET ASPHALTIC CONCRETE STANTON PAYNE $' 3,666.51 ( LOW ) C. M. KEMP 3,70 I . I 0 T. C. WILDISH 3,919.01 PAVING ALLEY BET. 5TH & 6TH AVE. FROM CHARNEL TON TO WEST LINE OF LOTS 2 AND 9, BLOCK 2, PACKARDS ADDITION 6" PLAIN CONCRETE I FRED STUBBERT $ 986.60 (LOW) C. M. KEMP I , 0 I 6. 20 e i I ~ I' r..~ -- {'I l!~o' J e , ! ..-:[ All BIDS WERE ACCOMPANIED BY A CERTIF'ED CHECK DR B'DDERS BOND AND WERE ,. PROPER ORDER. I I CI TY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE STREET PAVI NG BID OF' STANTON PAYNE BE ACCEPTED. :1 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE BID OF' STANTON PAYNE, BEiNG ~: THE BEST AND LOWEST BI D SUBMI TTED, BE ACCEPTED, AND THE PROPER CI TY OF'F'I CERSBE: AUTHOR I ZED :1 TO ENTER I NTO A CONTRACT WI TH STANTON PAYNE F'OR PAVI NG 23RD AVENUEF'ROM FR I ENOL Y STREET TO 11 ADAMS STREET IN THE A~OUNT OF' $3~666.51 (ROLLC~L~ VOT~) MOTION CARRIED. . . .,. ii 1 ~ CITv,MANAG~R RECOMMENDE~ THE ALLEY ~AVING BID OF'F~ED,STUBBERT B~ ACCEPTED~.IT WAS MOVED ii I BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE BI D OF' FRED STUBBERT, BEl NG THE BEST AND LOWEST 'i I BID SUBMITTED BE ACCEPTED, AND THE PROPER CITY OF'F'ICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO' EN~ER INTO A !i CONTR~CT WITH FRED STUBBERT ~OR PAVI~G'THE ALLEY BETWEEN 5TH AVENUE AND, 6TH AVENUE F'ROM ~ CHARNELTON STREET TO THE WEST LINE OF' LOTS 2 AND 9, BLOCK 2, PACKARDS ADDITION, IN THE 'I AMOUNT OF' ~986.60. RO!-LCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRI ED. !I 3 THIS BEING THE DATE SET F'OR THE AWARD OF"CONTRACT F'OR AMAZON PARK IMPROVEMENT, THE jl F'OLLOWI NG BIDS WERE TABULATED, AS OPENED ON JULY 21, 1954 AT II :00 A.M.: !I ii . . . ALTERNATE AL TERNATE ii e i BA~)1 C BID BID No. I BID No. 2 'I ! BIDDER 51,624 CU.YO. .3,639 CU.YD. 18,653.CU.YD. ii . . ,I 28~ CU. YD. 28~ CU. '. '(D. 28~ CU~ YD. i; INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL $14,454.72 $ 1,018.92 $ 5,222.84 Ii ;1 : 30~ cu. YD. 30~ CU. YD. '30'" tU. YD. Ii I C. J. MONTAG & CO. $15,487.20 $ 1,091.70 $ 5,595.90' II 34~ CU. YD. 65~ CU. YD. 65, CU~ YD.. !i '". . II STANTON PAYNE $17,552.16 $ 2,365.35 $12,124.45 il I. II' : 43~ CU. YD. 39~ CU. YD. 33, cu. YD.. II' S. W. "GROESBECK. $22,198.32 $ 1,419.21 $ 6,155.49 i 1'1 ., . . 1 , 48; CU. YO. 48; CU. YD. 48, CU. YD. : . . " J. N. CONLEY $24,779.52 $ 1,746.72 $ 8,953.44, I, , . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED' BY OwEN THAT THE BID BE AWARDED TO INTER-CITY 1:1 ,il SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY IN THE AMOUNT OF' $15,473.64, AS.RECOMMENDED BY THE CITY MANAGER AND THE II HEALTH & RECREATION COMMITTEE. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. . I . . . I REPORTS OF OFFICERS , . . 4 A .REPORT OF' THE CITY MANAGER- RE:. IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS; NORTHWEST CITY MANAGER'S I CONF'ERENCE IN TACOMA; AMAZON PROJECT; AND POLICE DEPARTMENT SIGN WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS I F'OLLOWS: "ON JULY 23RD AND 24TH, I HAD THE PLEASURE OF' ATTENDING THE F'IRST ANNUAL MEETING OF' THE NORTHWEST CITY MANAGER'S ASSOCIATION AT TACOMA, WASHINGTON. THIS ASSOCIATION. CONSISTS OF' CITY MANAGERS F'ROM THE STATES OF' OREGON, WASHINGTON, IDAHO AND MONTANA; THE I PROVINCES OF' ~RITISH COLUMBIA AND ALBERTA, CANADA, AND THE .TERRITORY OF' ALASKA. SOME . SI XTY MANAGERS F'ROM THI S AREA REGI STEREO F'OR THE CONVENT! ON. THE THEME OF' THE CONVEN- TION WAS "As .OTHERS SEE US". PANELS HAD BEEN SET UP SUCH AS "THE NEWSPAPER LOOKS AT THE CITY HALL"; "THE PROF'ESSOR LOOKS AT THE CITY MANAGER" AND "LET'S TALK SHOP". 'THE I MEETING WAS VERY SUCCESSF'UL, AND SOME OF' THE SPEAKERS WHO HELPED WERE FRANK A. DRESSLAR, SENIOR VI CE-PRESI DENT AND GENERAL MANAGER OF' THE PAC I.F' I C TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY; WARREN P. GULLANDER, FINANCIAL VICE-PRESIDENT OF' WEYERHAUSER TIMBER CORPORATION; DR. CHARLES BATTIN OF' THE COLLEGE OF' PUGET SOUND AND 'COUNCILMAN F'ROM TACOMA; MAYOR AL LOUCKS I: ~ F'ROM SALEM, AN~ WI,LLI AM TUGMAN, EDITOR OF' ~HE EUGENE REGI STER-GUARp; ALSO OTHERS WHAT Ii WERE OF' EQUAL IMPORTANCE. II 'I G . . +~ TODAY I RECEIVED THREE COPIES OF' A FEASIBILITY STUDY - WASHINGTON-JEF'F'ERSON STREETS II OVERCROSSING OF' SOUTHERN PACIF'IC COMPANY LINE, EUGENE, OREGON, PREPARED BY THE STA~E II HI GHWAY DEPARTMENT. THE I R CONCLUS IONS AND RECOMMENDATIONS ARE THAT TO PARALLEL TWO :1 LANE, ONE-WAY ~IADUCTS BE CONSTRUCTED OVER THE SOUTHERN PACIF'IC RAILROAD ON JEF'F'ERSON AND WASHINGTON STREETS; THAT RAILROAD BOULEVARD AND FIRST AVENUE BE WIDENED TO CARE F'OR F'OUR LANES OF' TRAF'F'IC. THE COST OF' THIS IMPROVEMENT INCLUDING RIGHTS OF' WAY AND CON- STRUCTION IS ESTIMATED TO BE $1,226,500.00. THIS REPORT WILL BE PRESENTED TO THE PU~LIC WORKS COMMITTE'E AT THEIR NEXT MEETING. . ii :1 . I THE CORPS OF' ENGINEERS IN PORTLAND HAS ADVISED ME BY JELEPHONE THAT JHE SENATE THIS :1 WEEK WILL TAKE UP THE OMNIBUS RIVER &.HARBOR BILL AND THAT THE THIRD PHASE OF' THE IMPROVE- :1 MENT OF THE AM.AZON CREEK IS' NClUDED 'N TH IS BI ll. . I: I .. II . , ., e ~ 1 ~~ ..:~ I- ' / VI e ~ r Ii I " THE MAJORITY OF OUR IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS ARE COMPLETED OR WILL BE COMPLETED THIS " ,. I Ii WEEK EXCEPT THOSE YOU AUTHORIZE THIS EVENING. THE WIDENING or 18TH AVENUE BETWEEN CHARNELTON AND WASHINGTON STREET WILL BE COMPLETELY BLACK-TOPPED BY TOMORROW. THE I: .WIDENING OF.CHARNELTON STR~ET AND ~ROADWAY AROU~D THE NEW BON MA~CHE.~UI~~IN~ HA~ Nof I I ~ I: BEEN STARTED, AS WE ARE WAITING ~OR THE BUILDING CONSTRUCTION MEN TO' GET ObT OF. THE WAY. ,. ,. , I' TODAY, A NEON SIGN WAS HUNG IN rRONT or THE CITY HALL, . . . . Ii ALSO A SMALLER SIGN IN THE I: MAIN HALL OPPOSITE THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS, IDENTiFYING THE POLICE STATION. BOTH SIGNS 'i WERE INSTALLED BY AEROLITE SIGN COMPANY WITHOUT COST TO THE CITY, AS A PUBLIC SERVICE." I' Ii ,. Ii IT WAS MOVED BY BO~TH, SECONDED BY ~OP~E THAT THE REPORT OF THE CITY MANA~ER BE RECEIVED I: Ii AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION.CARRIE~.' . il REPORTS OF COMMITTEES I : " 5 11 A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING HELD JULY 15, I 954 - RE; REQUESTS OF e I: DONALD E. WILSON) UNIVERSITY ARMS) COMMUNICATIO~ FROM LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION AND TRAFFIC I, REGULATIONS rOR 18TH AVENUE ARTERIAL WAS SUB~ITTED AND READ AS rOLLOWS: i: ii "PRESENT: COUNCILM~N GODLOVE, SIEGENTHALER AND CONE) CITY MANAGER) CITY RECORDER) I' I TRAFrlC ENGINEER) MR. DONALD WILSON, A PETITIONER WAS ALSO PRESENT. THE PUBLIC SAFETY ;1 COMMITTEE MET ON FRIDAY, JULY 15, 1954 TO GIVE CONSIDERATION TO SEVERAL PUBLIC SArETY I, i! MATTERS. THOSE DISCUSSED WERE AS rOLLOWS: 'I I I: I . REQUEST OF DO~ALD E. WILSON, 4183 DILLARD ROAD FOR PA LIQUOR LICENSE - THIS REQUEST I I: WAS REVIEWED BY THE COMMITTEE AND MR. WILSON WAS INTERVIEWED CONCERNING THE APPLICATION. Ii IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE APPLICATION BE RETAINED IN THE COM- MITTEE FOR FURTHER STUDY. . I, .. I 2. REQUEST' or UNIVERSITY ARMS FOR A SIGN VARIANCE - THIS REQUEST WAS AGAIN DISCUSSED BY I: I' THE COMMITTEE IN THE LIGHT or NEW INFORMATION RECEIVED RELATIVE TO CONSTRUCTION AND Ii LOCATION OF THE SIGN. IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS MATTER ALSO BE RETAINED IN THE " COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER STUDY. Ii I Ii Ii 3. COMMUNICATION rROM THE OREGON LIQUOR CONTROL COMMISSION REGARDING POLICY ON LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS NEAR THE CAMPUS or THE UNIVERSITY or OREGON. THE LETTER WAS READ . II AND DIS~USSED BY THE COMMITTEE BUT NO DEFINITE RECOMMENDATION IS MADE TO THE COUNCIL 'I I REGARDING. SUGGESTED ACTION. i! 4. TRAFrlC REGULATIONS rOR 18TH AVENUE ARTERIAL - THE CITY MANAGER AND TRAFrlC ENGINEER II PROPOSED TO THE COMMITTEE CERTAIN TRAFFIC CONTROL SIGNS AND REGULATIONS IN ANTICIPATION I: OF THE OPENING OF 18TH AVENUE AS AN EAST-WEST ARTERIAL. THE FOLLOWING CHANGES' ARE I. " DEEMED TO BE NECESSARY TO ESTABLISH 18TH AVENUE AS A THROUGH STREET FROM JEFFERSON I, " I' STREET TO HILYARD STREET. ($EE RESOLUTION) , , , IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION or THE COMMITTEE THAT THE CHANGES AS PROPOSED BE APPROVED ! I BY THE COUNCIL. I: . . I: I i: 5. THE COMMITTEE ALSO DISCUSSED THE NEED FOR A LONGER NORTH-SOUTH ARTE~IAL EAST OF I: WILLAMETTE STREET AND RECOMMENDS THAT THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE'or THE COUNCIL STUDY " THE WIDENING OF HILYARD STREET BETWEEN BROADWAY AND 11TH AND AS AN ALTERNATE THE RE- I: MOVING or PARKING ON HILYARD STREET FROM BROADWAY TO 11TH AVENUE TO MAKE IT A TWO WAY II STREET." I; I, iI IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE REPORT or THE PUBLIC II ,. SArETY COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. I e Ii I' 6 .1 A REPORT or THE JUDICIARY AND AIRPORT COMMITTEES MEETING HELD ON JULY 17, 1954 - RE: ,. ,: INITIATIVE PETITION.ON AIRPARK) AND PROPOSED CONTRACT WITH LEIGH FISHER AND ASSOCIATES WAS I: SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: II . Ii "PRESENT: COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, KOPPE, , SIEGENTHALER, WATSON, CONE AND OWEN) CITY II MANAGER) CITY AT~ORNEY AND CITY RECORDER. THE FOLLOWING MATTERS WERE BEFORE THE I Ii COMMITTEES AT THE JULY 17TH MEETING~ I' " I: I . INITIATIVE PETITION - RE~ CHARTER AMENDMENT ON THE AIRPARK ~ THE PETITION WAS READ AND DISCUSSED BY THE COMMITTEES AND THE PROVISIONS OF THE STATE STATUTE DEALING 1 WITH THE INITIATIVE PETITIONS WAS REVIEWED. IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEES THAT THE COUNCIL TAKE NO ACTION WITH RESPECT TO THE PETITION WHICH WAS PRESENTED TO THE COUNCIL ON Ju~y 12TH. i 2. PROPOSED CONTRACT WITH LEIGH FISHER AND ASSOCIATES - THE PROPOSED CONTRACT PREPARED , I i BY LEIGH FISHER & ASSOCIATES WAS READ TO THE COMMITTEES BY THE CITY MANAGER. IT WAS I ALSO I~TERPRiTED BY THE CITY AT~ORNEY WHO INDIC~TED THAT THE CONTRACT AS D~AWN DID NOT :: SPECIFICALLY INCLUDE THE NEGOTIATING WITH VARIOUS AGENCIES AND INDIVIDUALS ON AIRPORT MATTERS UNDER TH.E $5,500.00 FEE. . I e ,I If I ii I I !i , ~ rI58 e I '._ _ n IT WAS THE rE~LING or VARIOUS MEMBERS or THE COMMITTEE~ THAT MR. Fis~E~ HAD AGREED ORALLY TO DO THIS WORK UNDER THE STIPULATED'rEE AND THEREFORE IT IS' RECOMMENDED THAT I ' THE CITY MA~AGER P~E~ARE AN AMENDMEN~ Tb T~~ CONTRACT TO INCLUDE. THE WORK or NEGotIAt~~G I WITH THE: FIXED BASE OPERATOR'S A'ND SECURE Af:>PROVAL FROM LEiGH FISHER & ASS.OCIATES ON' THE :1 AMENDMENT. I TIS THE RECOMMENDATI ONTO THE COUNCI L TIliAT THE CI TY' ENTER I NTO. THE CONTRACT :1 PROVIDING IT CAN BE AMENDED AS OUTLINED." ., _.. 1\ I T WAS MOVED BY KOPPE, SECOND.ED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE REPORT or THE JUDI CI ARY AND AI RPORT Ii COMMI TTEES BE: ADOPTED. MOTl ON CARRI ED. !! . ., 7 i A REPORT or THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MEETINGS HELD ON JULY 19TH AND 21ST - RE:' VACATION :11, I or ADAMS' STREET; REQUEST OF' HAROLD POLLOCK; REQUEST OF DR. C. W~ DAV IS';: STOR.1<4 SEWER ALONG 28TH - ! AVENUE EAST; REQUEST or J. D. BRYANT; REQUEST OF HENRY KORN; DEED TO CORREcrGRAlin STREET ~.o.w; il RI VERVI EW SEWER; SUNNY HOLLOW SEWER; ZONI NG 18TH AVENUE WEST AND FRI ENDLY STREET; ANNEXATION !I or GLENWOOD; AND STREET AND SEWER BIDS WAS SUBMITTED 'AND READ AS rOLLOWS: "PRESEN'T ON' JULY 19Tt! - COUNC I LMEt4.' CRU",BAKER, GOIOLpVE, KOPPE, SI EGE~THAL~R, . OwEN; CI TV MANAGER; 'Ci TV. EN'GI NE.ER AND Ci TV RECOROER. _ PRESENT~' ON. JUl Y 21 ST - COUNC'llMEN" A CRUMBAKER, KOPPE, SI EGEf.ITHAi..ER; CI TY MANAGER; CI TY ENGI NEER AND CI ~Y RECORD'ER.' MR~' ., O'REILLY,. AN. ATTORNEY,rOR ~ERTAIN PERSONS RESID~NG IN THE VICINIT~ or ?8TH AND FERRY STREET WAS ALSO PRESENT F'OR THE JULY 19TH' MEETi~G AND MR. KEllY,WHp w~S INTERESTED iN ! THE VACATION OF' THE NORTH END'OF', ADAMS STREET WAS. Ai..-SO PRESENT rOR THE JULY 21ST MEETING. THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MET ON JULY'19'TH AND 21ST TO INSPECT SITES Of VARIOUS' PROPOSALS AND TO CONSIDER THESE PROPOSALS AND MAKE RECOMMEN?ATIONS RE~ARDING THEM.. THE I ITEMS WHICH WERE CONSIDERED AT THESE TWO MEETINGS WERE AS rOLLOWS:' I I I. REQUEST F'OR VACATION or A PORTION or ADAMS STREET ~BUTTIN~ THE SOUTHERN PAti~IC ~ i RIGHT-Or-WAY - THE SITE OF THIS PROPOSED VACATION WAS INSPECTED BY THE COMMITTEE AT i THE JULY 19TH MEETING AND IT WAS THE UNDERSTANDI~G or THE COMMITTEE A~ T~AT TIME THAT ! THE VACATI ON WAS. REQUESTED' SO T'HAT A SPUR. RId LR.OAD TRACK COULD BE CONSTRUCTED FROM. THE SOUTHERN PAClnc O'VER THE STREET RIGHT-or';'wAv. IT WAS THE OPINION OF THE COMMITTEE AT THAT TIME THAT IT WOULD NOT BE ADVI~ABLE TO VACATE THE STREET Bbt THA~ A ~RANCHISE OR PERMIT COULD BE GRANTED rOR A PERIOD or TWENTY TO TWENTY~rIVE YEARS TO PERMIT THE INSTALLATION or THE SPUR TRACK. AT THE JULY 21ST MEETING IT WAS LEARNED rROM MR. KELLY, THE PETITIONER, THAT"THE . INTENTION WAS TO BUILD A PORTION or A WAREHOUSE IN THE StREET AREA AND THAT IT'WOULD ~ BE NECESSARY rOR A F'ORMAL VACATION OF' THE STREET IN ORDER.~O ARRANGE FOR FINANCING OF' \ . THIS CONSTRUCTION.. MR. KELLY WAS INroRMED THAT IT WAS NOT LIKELY THAT THE VACATION WOULD BE GRANTED. AND THAT IT WOULD BE"WELL FOR. HIM TO PLAN SOME REVISIONS TO HIS P~O- POSAL. , IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION Of THE COMM~TTEE THAT ~HE COUNCIL DENY A PETITION F'ORA VACATION Of THIS STREET, BUT APPROVE THE ISSUANCE Of A rRANCHISE OR PERMIT fOR THE USE OF THIS PROPERTY ON. A LIMITED TIME BA.IS. 2. REQUEST Of HAROLD W. POLLOCK F'OR VARIANCE rOR 467 - 17TH AVENUE WEST - THE REQUEST I WAS rOR A VARI.AN.CE F'RO.M THE R-I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL D.ISTRICT ALLOWING USE AS.A I DORMITORY F'OR GIRL STUDENTS OF' THE BIBLE STANDARD INSTITUTE. I . I THE q)CATlON or THIS PROPERTY ~A$ AGAIN VI.SIT.ED BY THE PUBLI'c'WOR,KS COMMI,TTEE. IT WAS THE rEELING or' THE COMMITTEE THAT THE RIGHTS or THE PROP'tRTY IN THIS SINGLE fAMILY DISTRICT SHOULD NOT BE IMPAIRED AND IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION Of THE COMMITTEE'THAT THE CJTY PLANNING COMMISSION BE UPHELD AND THE REQUEST BE DENIED. 3. REQUEST or DR. C. W. DAVIS AND OTHERS rOR REZONING' or PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE ,of ~I LLAMETTE STREET BETWEEN 18TH AND 19TH AVENUES - THE REQUESTED CHANGE. or ZONI NG IN e ~HIS INSTANCE IS fROM R-3 MULTIPLE FAMILY TO CR, COMMERCIA~ RESIDENTIAL. THE COMMITTEE VISITED THE SITE or THIS PROPOSED REZONING, WHICH INCLUDES ~LSO THE LOT ON THE NORTHWEST : CORNER or 18TH AND WILLAMETTE. ArTER SOME DISCUSSION, IT WAS TH't OPiNION or THE COMMITTEE ; THAT, THE COUNCIL SHOULD APPROVE THE RE~ONING or THIS PROPERTY TO CR, C?MMERCIAL-RESIDENTIAL, PROVIDED T~AT THE WIDENING or WILLAMET~ETO 19TH COULD,BE UNDERTAKEN,sb THAT, THE STREET WOULD ADEQUATELY SERVE COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. I TIS THE RECOMMENDATI ON OF THE. COMMI TTEE THAT TIH~ ACTION Of. THE PL~NNI NG COMMI S- SION BE UPHELD A'ND" THAT THE REZONI NG BE APr:'ROVED. IT.I S ALSO ~HE' RECOMMENDATION Of" THE COMMITTEE THAT THE PROPER ORDINANCES BE APPROVED AND PASSED WIDENING WILLAMETTE STREET fROM 17TH AVENUE TO 19TH AVENUE. . 4. PETITION FOR A CLOSED STORM SEWER ALONG 28TH AVENUE EAST -'THE PE~ITION rbR A CLOSED STORM SEWER ALONG 28TH AVENUE EAST WAS CONSIDERED BY THE COMMITTEE AND THE SITE Of THE PROPOSED PROJEC T WAS I NSPEC'TEDBY.. 'THE COMM I TTEE AT 28TH. AVENUE EAST ,AND F.ERRY STREET. I T I WAS EXPLAINED. BY. THE CITY MANAGER AND THE CITY ENGINEER THAT A PLAN HAD BEEN WORKED OUT WITHIN THE BUDGtT, LIMITATIONS TO ALLEV~ATE THE fLOODING CONDITION IN THIS AREA BY WORK THAT COULD BE DONE THIS SUMMER. THE PLAN INVOLVED CONSTRUCTION or TWO NORTH-SOUTH . DITCHES NORTH F'ROM 28TH AVENUE WHERE HIGH AND FERRY STREETS' WOULD EXTEND, AND CUTTING : DOWN THE NORTH BANK Of THE 28TH AVENUE EAST DITCH TO PERMIT THE fLOW TO THE NORTH AND INTO : THE AMAZON. , , 1 e ~ / ~ 1 ~ 9 """11I1 . bl e -- ---.-- -.-.--- - - -- - - -- ---- - - - - -- -- - .--- - - -- - - _.._u___ ---- -.. - --. --.- - ---- - - --- - :-- ~- - - ---- I .-- -- - .-._- - --.--- -- ------ -------- ---- --------- ------- --- I I' :! IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF~HE COMMITTEE THAT THIS tOURSE OF ACTION BE UNDERTAKEN Ii Ii THIS SUMMER TO PROVIDE AN IMMEDIATE SOLUTION TO THE DRAINAGE OF THIS AREA. I '! ii 5. REQUEST OF MR. & MRS.' J. D. BRYANT, 2445 KINCAID STREET (FRIENDLY HOUSE) FOR' i: II PERMISSION TO CONSTRUCT AN ADDITION TO THEIR EXISTING STRUCTURE - THIS PROPERTY IS Ii 'I LOCATED IN THER-I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT AND THE LOT COVERAGE ALLOWED IN I, I' THAT AREA IS 30%. THEY ARE REQUESTING A PROPOSED ADDITION WHICH WOULD COV€R AN ADDI- I, II TIONAL 10~ OR A TOTAL OF 40%. OF THE LOT. " I' II I' I: THE PROPERTY AT 2445 KINCAID STREET WAS INSPECTED'BY THE COMMITTEE A~D ~HE ~ATTER Ii WAS DISCUSSED WITH MR. BRYANT. IT IS THE: RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE 'I MATTER BE LAID ON THE TABLE UNTIL DEFINITE PLANS CAN BE PRESENTED ON THIS PROPOSAL. IT I: WAS: INDICATED BY MR.: BRYANT THAT THIS ACTION wouLD IN NO WAY INTERFERE: WITH HIS PROGRAM. II . 6. REQUEST OF HENRY KORN IN BEHALF OF THE MEDICAL CLINIC AT 14TH AND MILL STREET - THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE HEARD A REQUEST MADE BY MR. KORN TO PROVIDE FOR THE OPERATION e OF A PHARMACY IN THE PROPOSED MEDICAL BUILDING AT 14TH AND MILL STREETS. IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT THE PHARMACY WOULD'SELL PRESCRIPTIONS AND MEDICA( SUPPLIES ONLY, AND THAT THERE WOULD BE NO OUTSIDE ENTRANCE PROVIDED fOR THE PHARMACY. IT WAS THE RECOMMENDATION Of THE COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVE THIS PROPOSAL PROVIDED THAT THE OPERATION IS RESTRICTED AS OUTLINED IN THE REQUEST. IT IS THE COMMITTEE'S UNDERSTANDING THAT ONLY ITEMS.ORDINARILY SOLD IN A MEDICAL DISPENSARY WILL BE SOLD, ANQ THAT NO OUTSIDE ENTRANCE WILL BE PROVIDED. .1 7. DEED TO CORRECT GRANT STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY BETWEEN 16TH AND 18TH AVENUES - IT WAS EXPLAINED BY THE CITY ENGINEER THAT A SMALL ELONGATED PIECE OF PROPERTY LYING ON THE WEST SIDE OF GRANT'STREET BETWEEN 16TH AND 18TH AVENUES SHOULD BE DEEDED BY A QUIT.CLAIM DEED TO MR. KONTICH, THE OWNER OF THE PROPERTY TO THE WEST~ THIS, IT WAS EXPLAINED, IS MERELY AN ADJUSTMENT TO CORRECT THE RIGHT-OF-WAY ON GRANT'STREET. IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE CITV PREPARE AND EXECUTE A QUIT-CLAIM DEED ON'THIS' PARCEL OF PROPERTY. " ., 8. . CONSTRUCTION OF THERIVERVIEW AVENUE SEWER UNDER THE SOUTHERN PAciFIC RI~HT-OF-WAY _ IT WAS EXPLAINED BY THE CITV MANAGER AND THE CITV ENGINEER THAT A PORTION OF THE WORK ON THE RIVERVIEW SEWER WAS A SPECIALTY JOB IN THAT A SEWER HAD TO BE CONSTRUCTED UNDER THE '. SOUTHERN PACIF.IC RIGHT-OF-WAV. THE QUE~TION PRESENTED TO THE COMMITTEE WAS WHETHER A COMPANY PARTICULARLY QUALIFIED AT THIS WORK SHOULD.BE EMPLOVED DIRECTLV TO 00 THE WORK, OR WHETHER THE JOB SHOULD BE ADVERTISED FOR. BIOS. AFTER SOME DISCUSSION, IT WAS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE JOB OF INSTALLING THE SEWER UNDER THE SOUTHERN r PACIFIC RIGHT~OF-WAY BE ADVERTISED FOR BIOS.. Ii 9. , SUNNY HOLLOW ADDITION SEWER.- THE SUNNY HOLLOW AREA WAS VISITED BY THE COMMITTEE AND IT WAS POINTED OUT BY THE CITV MANAGER AND THE CITY ENGINEER WHAT THE GENERAL PLAN WOULD BE FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A SANITARY SEWER TO SERVE THIS AREA~ IT WAS INDICATED THAT NO DEFINITE PLANS,HAD BEEN PREPARED ON COSTS OR A SPECIFIC LAYOUT ON THE SEWER HAD BEEN PREPARED AS YET. IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE CITY ENGINEER PRE- PARE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS AND ESTIMATES OF THE COST AND REPORT,ON THE PROJECT AND I THE FINANCING OF IT. , ZONING ON BOTH SIDES OF 18TH AVENUE WEST AND FRIENDLY STREET - THIS ZONING REQUEST " 10. Ii WAS AGAIN CONSIDERED BV THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE AND THE AREA WAS VISITED BV'THE II COMMITTEE. IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION TO THE COUNCIL THAT THE PETITION BE RErERRED BACK II I: TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION WITH THE'REQUEST THAT THE COUNCIL BE FURNISHED WITH THE i: Ii REASONS WHY ITS APPROVAL IS GIVEN T0 THE REZONiNG AS-REQUESTED. IT IS ALSO THE RECOM- MENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE CITY MANAGER'S OfFICE BE INSTRUCTED TO DETERMINE THE e Ii WIDTH OF THE RIGHT~OF-WAY ON 18TH AVENUE WEST IN THE VICINITY OF FRIENDLY STREET AND TO Ii SECURE HIS RECOMMENDATION rOR THE PROPER WIDTH FOR AN ADEQUATE RIGHT-OF-WAY. " :! I: PETITION fOR ANNEXATION OF GLENWOOD AREA - THE PETITIONS PERTAINI'NG TO THE ANNEXA- II I I . TION OF THE GLENWOOD AREA WERE REVIEWED BV THE COMMITTEE AND THE PROPOSAL FOR HAVING AN Ii ELECTION WITHIN THE CITY WAS DISCUSSED. IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT I THE COUNCIL PROCEED WITH THE ANNEXATION-BY HAVING A HEARING FOR CITY RESIDENTS AND CON- Ii DUCTING AN ELECTION IN THE AREA. . Ii il 12. STREET AND SEWER BIDS - A TABULATION OF THE BIDS OPENED ON JULY 21ST WAS REVIEWED I BY THE COMMITTEE. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED AWARD OF THE BIOS AS'RECO~MENDEDTO THE I Ii COMMITTEE BV THE CITY MANAGER." i IT WAS MOVED BY KOPPEl SECONDED BY OwEN THAT ITEM NO.3 BE SEGREGATED FROM THE REPORT Ii AND THAT IT BE REFERRED TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO RECONSIDER FOR A CHANGE TO C-3P AND WITH A REQUEST FOR A REPORT ON THEWIDENING'OF WILLAMETTE STREET FROM 17TH TO 19TH AVENUE I AS A CONDITION OF REZONING. ; A SUBSTITUTE MOTION WAS MADE BY COUNCILMAN CONE .TO CHANGE THE C-3P TO C-3 AND.THE AMEND- MENT WAS EFFECTED BV .0RDERlOF THE CHAIR. I . THE MOTION WAS CLARIFIED BY A MOTION DULV MADE AND SECONDED THAT THE ZONING TO EITHER C-3P OR'C-3 AND THE WIDENING or ~ILLAMETTE STREET FROM.17TH TO 19TH AVgN~EBOTH BE REFER~ED TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR A REPORT. MonON CARRIED. . .. e IT WAS MOVED BY KOPPE, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. ....4 r160 e H . .. . -- - - u_ 'If IT WAS MOVED BY SIEGENTHALE.R,'SECONDED BY.O.WEN TH!,T THE COUNCIL RECONSIDER. ITEM No. II I I OF THE REPORT P~RTAINING TO ANNEX~TION OF THE GLENWOOD AREA. II PR lOR. TO THE VOTE',. A NUMBER OF PRSONS SPOKE BOTH IN BEHf\LF. OF AND. AGA I NST THE PROPOSED :i ANNEXATjON~ 1 UPON THE CALL FOR A VOTE ON THE QUESTiON, ALL COUNCiLMEN VOTED "NO".WHICH HAD THE EFFECT \, OF CONFI RMI NG THE ADOPT! ON OF THE COMMI TTEE 's RECOMMENDATION. !I " 8 A'REPORT OF THE. PUBLI C SAFETY; HEALTH & RECREAT! ON AND AI RPORT COMMI TTEES MEETI NG HELD ON 'I JULY 26, 1954 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ'AS FOLLOWS:. ' ','PRESENT: COUNC I LMEN BOOTH, SI EGENTHALER,. WATSON AND CONE;. CI TY MANAGER; 01 RECTOR OF PARKS AND RECREATION AND CITY RECORDER. THE AIRPORT COMMITTEE OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE AND MR. EARL SNYDER, DIREC~OR OF THE OREGON STATE BOARD OF AERONAUTICS WE~E ALSO IN ATTENDANCE. . THE PUBLIC SAFETY, AIRPORT AND HEALTH & RECREATION CO~MITTEES MET ON JULY 26TH TO e DISCUSS CERTAIN MATTERS CURRE~TLY BEFORE THEM AND TO.MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS CONCERNING THEM. I. THE AI.RPORT PROBLEM AND THE LEIGH FISHER CONTRACT PROPOSAL - SOME TIME WAS- SPENT BY THE MEMBERS OF ALL THREE COMMITTEES HEARING A PRESENTATION Or TH~ CH~MBER Or COMMERCE I AVIATION COMMITTEE ON THE EUGENE AIRPORT PROBLEM AND THE WORK TO BE ACCOMPLISHED SINCE I ' THE DE~AILS OF THE LEIGH FISHER PROPOSAL ARE..STILL BEING NEGOTIAT~D. . , ! 2. TRAFFI C SI GNAL AT 6TH AND OAK STREET AND 7TH AND OAK STREET - THE PROPOSAL OF THE ii STATE HI GHWAY DEPARTMENT FOR I NSTALLATI ON OF TRAFn C 51 GNALS AT 6TH AND 71, H AND OAK II ,. Ii STREET AT A CpST'OF.$6,OOO.00 TO BE SHARED_EQUALLY BY THE STATE AND THE CITY or EUGENE :: WAS REV I EWED. :1 II IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE THAT THE CITV APPROVE THE :i CONTRACT PROVIDED THE $3,000.00 SHARE or. THE CITY IS THE MAXIMUM CONTRIBUTION OF HIE Ii CITY TOWARD T"'E PROJECT. ..- . - I: 3. . GENERAL GRADING AND AMAZON CHANNEL IMPROVEMENT'WORK IN THE AMAZON PARK AREA - THE .it. CITY MANAGER AND DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND RECREATION OUTLINED THE BIDS RECEIVED ON THE ' - PROPOSED AMAZON PARK IMPROVEMENT PROJECT. IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE HEALTH & RECREATION COMMITTEE THAT THE CITY ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH THE LOW BIDDER, INTER-CITY SAND AND GRAVEL COMPANY FOR THE BASIC BID AT $14,454.72 AND ALTERNATE BID No. I AT $1,OlS.92 FOR A,TOTAL OF,$15,473.64. " 'I I T WAS MOVED BY SI EGE~THALER, SECONDED BY OWEN THAT THE REPORT or: THE HEALTH AND II RECREATION COMNI TTEES AND AI RPORT COMMI TTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARR I ED. :: PETITIONS AND.COMMUNICATIONS' 11! , I I 9 AN APPLI CATION FOR A PACKAGE STORE, CLASS B BEER LICENSE WAS SUBMI TTED BY L. A. MCCORMACK - Ii . LITTLE BIG Y SUPERETTE, 603 19TH AVENUE WEST (CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP) AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE II DEPARTMENT. !, j! IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN THAT THE APPLICATIO~ AS APPROVED 11 BY THE POll CE DEPARTMENT B~ ENDORSED. MOTION CARRI ED. t 10 . AN APPLICATION rOR A CLASS A. BEER LICENSE AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT WAS SUB- I MITTED BY MYR~ B.. AND. FLORENCE M.' GARNETT) CAMPUS COFFEE SHOP, 894E. 13TH AVENUE. ~ i liT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHA~ER,SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE APPLICATION BE REfERRED TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. II AN APPLICATION FORA GREATER P~IVILEG~ (CLASS B DISPENSERS LICENSE) AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT WAS SUBMITTED BY FRANK T. YOK, Foo's, 7~4 WILLAMETTE STREET. IT.WAS ~OVEDBY MR. BOOT!,!, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN THAT THE APPLI.CATION BE REFERRED TO,THE II PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. . :: . II 12 ApPLI CATION FOR SEGREGATION OF' ASSESSMENT LI EN FOR SOUTH HI LYARD TRUNK SEWER BETWEEN :1 30TH AND 32ND AVENUE ON HILYARD. STREET WAS SUBMITTED BY DOLLY OMLID. Ii II THE APPUCATION WAS REFERRED BY THE MAYOR TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. Ii :~ I 13 QUITCLAIM DEED FROM CITY OF EUGENE TO MILES MIKE KONTlCH AND PHYLLIS FRANCIS KONTICH FOR [i GRANT STREET FROM. 18TH AVENUE TO AMAZON WAS SUBMITTED, FOR THE DIFFERENCE 'BETWEEN THE STREET '11 . AS ESTABLISHED ON THE GROUND AND AS WRITTEN IN DEED - P,LAT FILED ArTER STREED PEEDED, WAS .1 SUBMI TTED. i, I !' I I T WAS MOVED BY MR. SI EGENTHALER, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE PROPER CI TY OF'FI CERS :1 BE AUTHORI ZED TO SI GN THI S DEED. MOHON CARRI ED. Ii , I i .1 ~ II ., ~ I .1-6~ e -- "' -- r ~ - - - _ --- . I I: 14 I: A PETI TI ON F'ROM VI LLARD STREET RESI DENTS AND PROPERTY OWKERS 'F'OR PAV'I NG OF' MIDDLE STRI P " I: ON VILLARD STREET F'ROM 13TH AV~NUE TO fA1RMOU~T BOULEVARD WAS PRESENTED. I' i' AF'TER HEARING SEVERAL PERSONS BOTH F'OR AN~ AGAINST THE PROJECT, I' THE PETITION WAS i: REF'ERRED BY THE CHAIR TO THE PUBLIC SAF'ET-Y AND PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEES. II MR. NORMAN SCHNEIDER OF' 710-18TH AVENUE EAST CALLED THE ATTENTION OF' THE COUNCIL TO A 15 '1 Ii I: CONDIT_ON ON EAST 18TH AVENUE WHICH HE BELIEVE~ SHOULD BE OF' CONCERN. . IT HAD TO 00 WITH THE " USE OF' EAST 18TH A~ENUE BETWEEN HILYARD AND ALDER STREET AS A COASTING COURSE F'OR' CHILDREN 'I II WITH WAGONS, SKOOTERS, SOAPBOX ~OASTERS, ETC. HE PROPOSED THAT SOMETHING BE DONE TO ~URTAIL " THE USE. THE .MATTER WAS REF'ERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER'S OF'F'ICE BY THE CHAIR. il Ii . . . -ORDI NANCES . II . '1 VACATION OF' STREETS AND ALLEYS F'OR AMAZON PARK WAS SUBMITTED 16 i: COUNC I L BI LL No. 1760 - RE: AND READ THE F'IRST TIME I N F'ULL. e :1 I: IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONbED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE BILL BE R~AD THE SECOND TIME I: BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND :THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED ~Y MR~ KOPPE THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL 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. I . I T WAS MOVED B'Y MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE COUNCI L BI LL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN F'INAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRES~NTVOTING AYE. MR. GODLOVE ABSE-NT-. " THE BI LL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10464. . . 17 COUNC~L BILL ~O. 1761 - RE: WIDENING AND PAVING WILLAMETTE STREET F'ROM I'7TH TO 19TH II AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE F'IRST TIME IN F'ULL. I: Ii I' IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND 'I I: TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND I ~ THE BI LL WAS READ THE :SECOND TIME BY TI TLEONLY. 'I .--. !i . ii IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER rOR Ii TWO WEEKS. MOTION CARRIED. . . 'I COUNCIL BILL No.' 1762 - RE: ADOPTING PLANS ANDSPECIF'ICATIONS F'OR WIDENING AND PAVING I' WILLAMETTE STREET' F'ROM "7TH TO 19TH AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND .READ THE F'IRST TIME INF'ULL. II II . I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR.: KOPPE THAT THE BI LL BE READ THE SECOND TI ME I: I BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE 'I Ii BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. !I I, . I: IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER. I' I I! MOTION CARRIED. J: : 18 i: COUNCIL BILL No. 1763 - RE: INITIATION OF' VACATION 0F'.2IST AVENUE F'ROM PATTERSON STREET TO WEST MARGIN or ALLEYS RUNNING NORTH AND SOUTH IN BLOCK 19 AND ?2 or DRIVERTON'S ADDITION, .1 AND ALLEYS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE F'IRST TIME IN rULL. I: Ii !i IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME I Ii BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' THE COUNcrL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE i: BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BV TITLE ONLY. e :: . II II IT WAS ~OVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE Ii BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, ~ITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTl ON Ii CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. Ii . . . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH; SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE COUNCIL BILL'BE APPROVED AND ,. Ii GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE.- ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AVE. MR. GODLOVE ABSENT. .THE BI LL WAS I' DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10465. . . . ,I I ! 19 I COUNCIL BILL No. 1764 - RE: No ELECTION IN CITY F'OR SOUTHERN COLLEGE HILL ANNEXATION I WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE'FIRST 'TIME IN F'ULL. : I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME , BY TITLE ONLY, WiTH UNANIMO~S.CONSENT or THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLV. I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BV MR~KoPPE THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE .ONLV, WiTH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN rlNAL PASSAGE. AhL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MR. GODLOVE ABSENT. THE BI LL I WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10466. e I i II II ....1 I r 162 e _..-- ----.+-- ----_._---~ -.----.-- _u__ ___ _ _._._ 20 COUNCIL; BILL No;. 1765 .- RE: SETTING ELEC:rION.. f"OR SOUTHERN. COLLE~E HILL .ANNEXA;TION IN I AREA f"OR AUGUST 31, 19'4' WAS. SUBM.ITTEDAND READ, THE f"1 RST TI ME IN f"ULL.. I I T I I T WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE' THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TI ME 'I' BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNA,NIM.OUS, CONSENT O'f" T'HE COUNCIL.. .MOTlON CAR~)ED' UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL I WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. II .. ,\'1 i IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND T~E BILL \ BE READ THE THIRD .TIME BY:JTITLE. ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of" THE. COUNCI.L.. MOTION CARRIED !I UNANIMOUSLY, AND THE BILL ,WAS READ .THE THIRD T.IME JJY TITLE ,ONLY. Ii I . : - . - !I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED 11' I AND GIVEN f"INAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTIN~ AYE. MR. GODLOVE ABSENT. THE BILL , I WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10467. II I I I : ,. ! RESOLUTIONS _ _ :11 I I 21, RESOLUTJ ON ~ RE: SETTING HEAR I NG f"OR GLE"'WOOD AN,NEXATION WAS SU~MI 11:ED AND READ "s. Ii e ~ rOLLOWS':. I' "WHEREAS, THERE HAS BEEN f" I LED WI TH THE 'c I TY Of" EUGENE, A WR I TTEN PETI TI ON F'OR II I, ,ANNEXA'TLON OF' THE F'OLLOWI:NG DESCR'I BED AREA, Tq-WI T: ii . . Ii BEGI NNI NG AT THE I NTE,RSECTI ON Of" A LI NE EX.TENDI NG SOUTH 620 EAST f"ROM THE i: NORTHEAST C.ORNER Of" F. MCMURRAY DON.ATION LAN." CLA 1M #66 IN SECTION 32, TOWNSH I P Ii I 17 SOUTH, RANGE 3 WEST OF'THE' WI LLAME.TTE MERIDIAN WITH THE ~ESTLI NE .oF' JOHN !: DAY D.l..C. #58 EXTENDED SOUTH AND RUNNI NG THENCE NORTH TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER Ii . . . -'. . - . # . II OF' D.L.C. #58; EAST TO THE I NTERSECTI ON Of" A LI NE. PARALLEL TO AND 320 f".EET Ii EASTERLY F'ROM THE EAST LINE Of" KINCAID PARK ADDITION, SAID LINE BEING THE PRESENT ii i EAST~LY CHY lIMI.TS "LI NE _~~TEN[),EDNORTH TO ,THE SOU1H LLNEOF'. Q.L.C. :#58;, ;TH,ENCE Ii SOUTH 0040' WEST TO A POINT IN .THECENTER Of" THEWILLAMETTE RIVER; THENCE UP- :1 STREAM ALONG THE CENTER LINE Of" SAID WILLAMETTE RIVER TO INTERSECTION WITH A II LINE, SAID LINE RUNNING NORTH AND SOUTH AND LYING 1291.2 F'EET EAST Of" THE II: . . I SOUTHWEST eORNER Of" LOT Ih SECTION 34, .TOWNSHIP~17 SOUTH, RANGE 3 WEST, WILLA- Ii METTE MERIDIAN, THENCE UP THE CENTE~ ~INE OF':~HE WILLAMETTE ~IVER TO AN ~NT~R~ ,: SECTION WITH THE EAST LINE Of" HENDERSON AVENUE (STREET) AS DEDICATED IN GLENWOOD Ii ~ PARK SUBDI VI SI ONI r SAI DHEND~RSON AVENUE WERE EXTENDED NOR1H; THENCE SOUTHERLY II ,. ALONG THE EASTERLY LINE Of" SAID HENDERSON AVENUE TO THE ~OUTH LINE Of" FRA~KLIN Ii BOULEVARD (U.S. 126); THENCE EASTERLY ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF' FRANKLIN BOULEVARD I] TO THE WEST LINE OF' THE ALLEY IN BLOCK I Of" .MIDWAY P;ARK SUBDIV~SION; THEN~E SOUTHERLY ALONG THE WEST LINE Of" SAID ALLEY IN BLOCK I OF' MIDWAY PARK AND ON SOUTHERLY PARALLEL TO AND 121.7 f"EET EASTERLY F'ROM THE EAST LINE Of" MEND~RSON,~D erA AVENUE .(STREET) TO THE SOUTHERLY RIGHT OF WAY LINE OF THE M~DF'ORD BRANCH OF' THE i SOUTHERN ,PACIf"IC RAILROAD; THENCE EASTERLY AND ,SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE ~OUTHERLY II AND SOUTHWESTERLY RIGHT OF' WAY LINE Of" tHE MEDf"ORD BRANCH Of" .THE,SoUTHERN Ii PACIf"IC RAILROAD TO THE SOUTH LINE Of" CHARLES B. SWEET D.L.C. #38 If" SAID SOUTH il . LI NE WERE EXTENDED EAST; THENCE WESTERLY ALONG THE SOUTH LI ~E Of" D.L.C. #38 i: AND SAID SOUTH LINE EXTENDED EASTERLY AND WESTERLY TO A LINE BEARING.SOUTH 0040' 111 WEST f"ROM A POINT, SAID LAST MENTIONED POINT BEING SOUTH 89020' EAST 500 F'EET . I AND SOUTH 0040' WEST 19.41' f"ROM ,THE ',NORTHEAST CORNI;R or LOT II. IN. Tt1E PLAT or Ii OV.ERLOOK, .AS P.LATTED AND :RECORDED .1 N BOOK 4, PAGE 9, LANE CQUNTY PLAT RECORDS; Ii THENCE BoaTH ae40' WEST TO.A POINT 812.41 f"EET SOUTH 0040' WEST AND 500 f"EET II - , . '. . - . ~. 'I SOUTH 89020' EAST f"ROM THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LOT II Of" THE PLAT Of" OVERLOOK; i: , THENCE NORTH 89020' WEST TQ.A ~OINT 330 FEET EAST or T~E EAST LI~E Of"KI~CAIQ. II i PARK'ADDITION EXTENDED SOUTHERLY; THENCE SOUTH 0040'WEST TO A LINE BEARING Ii . SOUTH 89020' EAST f"ROM THE SOUTHEAST CO~NER Of". LOT 21 Of" THE PLAT Of" OVERLOOK; Ii I THENCE NORTH 89020' WEST TO A POI NT 320.0 f"EET SOUTH 89020' EAST f"ROM THE ,/ e , SOUTHEAST CORNER or-SAID LOT 21 OF' TI:lE PLAT OF'OVERLOOIH THf}lIICE SOUTH.OO"g>' ii I WEST 465.5 F'EET; THENCE NO.RTH .89020' WEST TO A LINE BEARING SOUTH 0040' WEST III f"ROM A POINT.30 f"EET EAST OF THE SOUTHEAST CORNER Of" LOT 21 OF' THE PLAT OF' i OVERLOOK; THENCE SOUTHERLY TO A POI NT ON THE SOUTH LI NE Of" THE ZARA SWEET D.L.C. II #44; 31.71 CHAINS :EAST 'Of".'THE SOUTHWF,;ST CORNER .Of" SAIDD.L.c;~ #44; :THENCE II WESTERI.Y ALONG THE SOUTH Llt:IIE Of" SAID D.l..C. #44,TO:A POI'NT_15.~8 CHAINS EAST II OF THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF' D.L.C. #44; THENCE NOF!THERL Y TO THE SOuTHWEST CORNER II Of" LOT 24 OF THE PLAT Of" OVERLOOK; THENCE FOLLOWING THE PRESENT CITY LIMITS Of" 'i EUGENE TO THE POINT Of" BEGINNING OVER THE f"OLlOWING.COURSES: - SOUTH 89020' EAST II i TO I NTERSECTI ON WI TH A LI NE PARALLEL TO AND 320 F'EET EASTERLY f"ROM THE EAST LI NE I[ 1 Of" KINCAID PARK ADDITION EXTENDED SOUTHERLY; THENCE NORTH 0040' EAST TO A POINT I IN,THE-WllLAMETTE RIVERj SAID POINT ~EING DETERMINED BY RUN~ING~A LINESqUTH II 620 EAST f"ROM THE NORTHEAST CO~NER Of" F. McMURRAY D.L.C. #~6, IN $ECTION 32, ,: ! TOWNSHIP 17 SOUTH, RANGE 3 WEST, WILLAMt;TTE MERIDIAN, TO INTERSECTION WITH THE II CENTER LINE Of" RIVERVIEW STREET, AS PLATTED IN KINCAID PARK ADDITION EXTENDED '. NORTH AND f"ROM SAID LAST MENTIONED I~TERSECTION RUNNING NORTH 710 EAST TO INTER- II I SECT WITH A LINE PARALLEL TO AND 320 f"EET EASTERLY f"ROM THE EAST LINE OF' KINCAID il PARK ADDITION EXTENDED NORTH, .SAID LAST MENTIONED INTERSECTION'BEING THE POINT II I N THE WI LLAMETTE RI VERi THENCE SOUTH 710 WEST TO AN I NTERSECTI ON WI TH THE Ii CENTER LINE Of" RIVER VIEW STREET, PRODUCED NORTH; THENCE NO~TH 620 WEST TO THE I POI NT Of" BEGI NNI NG, ALL. I N LANE COUNTY, STATE Of": OREGON. ii II II e :i ~ il 1 {~6l,~ 00 e . ~ ~ - ~ - - -- . - .._- ------. -.- - ~ -. _._- ----- --- - -- ---- -- -. - --- - .---- _.~------ _~m~u H-~-C-~-~-'r~~~~- .____ ____u.__. I I' II THE city CHARTER~OF THE CITY OF E~GE~E DOES NOT EXPRESSLY ~ROHIBIT THE II WHEREAS~ I: II CITY FROM DISPENSING WiTH SUBMITTING THE QUESTION OF ANNEXATION TO THE REGISTERED II VOTERS OF THE CITY: [I . i! THEREFORE, BE" IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE THAT A 'I NOw' , I .I L PUBLIC HEARING SHALL BE HAD AT 7:30 P.M. ON THE 23RD DAY OF AUGUST, 1954, IN THE Ii COUNCIL CHAMBERS, CITY HALL, EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, BEfORE THE COMMON COUNCIL :1 I: OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, AT' WHICH TIME AND PLACE THE REGISTERED VOTERS OF THE CITY OF EUGENE MAY APPEAR AND BE HEARD ON THE QUESTION OF SAID ANNEXATION, AND WHETHER OR NOT THE COMMON COUNCIL SHALL DISPENSE WITH SUBMITTING THE QUESTION TO THE REGISTERED " . VOTERS OF THE CITY, BUT SHALL PROCEED BY HAVING AN ANNEXATION ELECTION ONLY WITHIN THE AREA HEREINBEFORE LEGALLY DESCRIBED. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT NOTICE OF THIS HEARING SHALL BE PUBLISHED ONCE EACH WEEK FOR TWO SUCCESSIVE WEEKS PRIOR TO THE DAY Of THE HEARING IN THE EUGENE REGISTER- GUARD, A NEWSPAPER Of GENERAL CIRCULATION IN THE CITY Of EUGENE, AND THERE SHALL ALSO e BE NOTICES OF THE HEARING POSTED. IN fOUR PUBLIC PLACES WITHIN THE CITY OF EUGENE fOR A LIKE PERIOD OF TIME. SAID NOTICES SHALL' BE SIGNED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL Of THE CITY Of EUGENE. RESOLUTION'ADOPTED THIS 26TH DAY Of JULY, 1954." IT WAS MOVED BY BOOTH, SECONDED BY SIEGENTHALER THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. MOTION I CARRIE.D. I' " I. " ., 22, :1 RESOLUTION - RE: 18TH AVENUE ARTERIAL TRAFrlC REGULATIONS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS U rOLLOWSJ I! ' ,. : II ~HEREAS, ORDINANCE No. 1~419" PASSED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY Of EUGENE " r ON APRIL 26, 1954, AND APPROVED BY THE MAYOR ON APRIL 27, 1954, PROVIDES THAT PARKING II RESTRltTIONS ON THE STREETS OF THE CITY Of EUGENE WHICH ARE ESTABLISHED AfTE~ THE DATE I Of THE PASSAGE OF SAID ORDINANCE SHALL BE ESTABLISHED BY RESOLUTION, AND II I II WHEREAS, THE COMMON COUNCIL ArTER INVESTIGATION, CONSULTATION AND' STUDY HAS " " Ii DETERMINED THAT ADDITIONAL PARKING REGULATIONS SHOUL~ BE ESTABLISHED, ALSO, THAT .1 . " ADDITIONAL STOP SIGNS SHOULD BE INSTALLED AND THAT CERTAIN STOP SIGNS SHOULD BE I I: MOVED OR REMOVED, ,I I' :1 ' . 'I NOw', THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, AS II i: FOLLOWS: ^ :i " I. THAT 18TH STREET FROM JEffERSON STREET TO HILYARD STREET BE AND THE SAME 11 IS HEREBY ESTABLISHED AS A THROUGH STREET. THAT STOP SIGNS BE INSTALLED ON ALL !I CROSS STREETS BETWEEN JEffERSON AND HILYARD INSLUSIVE. Ii Ii ' 2. REMOV~ STOP SIGNS fR~M 18TH STREET AT OAK, WILLAMETTE AND HIGH. I: I I 3. THAT STOP SIGNS BE REMOVED fROM THE fOLLOWING STREETS AT THEIR I NTERSECTI ON .' I' WI TH WEST' 17TH AVENUE, TO-WI n' WASHINGTON, LAWRENCE,. LINCOLN, OLIVE AND CHARNELTON. Ii [: 4. THAT THE TRAFFIC SIGNAL AT 19TH AND WILLAMETTE BE TRANSfERRED TO 18TH AND WI LLAMETTE AND THAT STOP SI GNS BE, I NSTALLEp ON 19TH AT WI LLAMETTE. ,I Ii 5. JHAT STOP SIGNS BE REMOVED FROM THE FOLLOWING STREETS AT THEIR INTER~ECTION I! il WITH WEST 19TH AVENUE: 1I NCOLN, LAWRENCE, WASHINGTON, F~IENDLY, MADISON AND I MONROE. e I I' I! . 6. THAT PARKING IS PROHIBITED IN THE fOLLOWING AR~AS: I: . ... II A. ON, T~E"EAST SIDE OF HILYARD STREET FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE SOUTH " LINE OF EAST 18TH AVENUE TO A POINT 100 FT. SOUTH. I: . 'I II B. ON THE SOUTH SIDE or EAST 18TH AVENUE rROM ITS INT~RSECTION wiTH THE I: il WEST LINE OF HILYARD STREET TO A POINT 100 FEET WEST. Ii C. ON THE WEST SIDE OF HILYARD STREET FROM ITS :INTERSECTlON WITH THE SOUTH :1 II LINE Of EAST 18TH AVENUE TO A POINT 50 fEET SOUTH. I I D. ON THE NORTH SIDE oi EAST 18TH AVENUE FROM ITS I NTERSECT,I ON WI TH THE EAST I LINE Of OAK STREET TO A POINT 100 fEET EAST. , I E. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF EAST 18TH AVENUE FROM ITS ~NTERS€CTION WITH THE WEST I II Ii LINE OF OAK STREET TO A POINT 100 rEET WEST. II . F. ON THE NORTH' SIDE OF EAST 18TH AVENUE FROM ITS INTERSECTION,WITH THE EAST I, LINE OF WILLAMETTE STREET TO A POINT 100 fEET EAST. II G. ,ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF WEST 18TH AVENUE FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE WEST Ii LINE OF WILLAMETTE, STREET TO A POINT 100 rEET WEST. I I e II I' Ii I: ~ , .... ': 164 e .,., H. ON THE WEST SIDE OF WILLAMETTE STREET FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE I NORT~'SIDE Of" 18TH AVENUE TO 'A poiNT 1'00 FEET'NO~TH." . . . ~... . I . ON THE EAST SIDE'Of' WILLAMETTE STREET FROM ITS INTtRSECTION WITH THE SOUTH SIDE OF ISTH.AvENUE TO A POINT 80 FEET SOUTH. J. ON THE NORTH SIDE Of' WEST '18TH "VENUE FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE II EAST LINE OF JEFFERSON STRE~T TO A POINT, 100 FEET.EAST~ Ii . . K. ON THE' .OUTH SIDE OF' WEST 18TH AVENUE FROM ITS INTERS~CTIONWITH THE I' I . '. : I . . " I: ~EST LINE OF JEFF~RSON STREET TO A'POINT 100 FEET WEST~ L. ON THE WEST SIDE OF JEFFERSON'STREET FROM ITS 'INTER~ECTION WITH THE NORTH LINE Of' WEST 18TH AVENUE TO A POINT 100 FEET NORTH. . . I 'THIS RESOLUTION ADOPTED THIS 26TH' DAY'OF JULY,' 1954." , . - - IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY'MR. OWEN THAT THE RE'SOLUTrON BE ADOPTED. MOTION e . , - CARRIED. . C- , 23 PROCLAMATION - CANVASS Of' VOTES FOR BETHEL ANNEXATION ELECTION HELD JULY 23, 1954 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: . "WHEREAS, AT A SPECIAL ELECTION, DULY AND REGULARLY HELD IN THE AREA COMMONLY KNOWN AS WEST 11TH - BETHEL AND. IN THE CITY OF EUGENE, ON tRIDAY, JULY 23, 1954, tHE I FOLLOWI NG MEASURE. WAS SUBMI TYED TO THE E,LECTORS, TO-WIT: I 'SHALL THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED AREA BE ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF EUGENE, TO-WI n' I I BEGINNING AT' THE INTERSECTION Of' THE WEST LINE Of' BERKELEY PARK ADDITION, AS I PLATTE~ IN BOOK 15, PAGE 28 OF LANE COUNTY PLAT R~CORDS.WI~H tHE NORTH LINE OF I THE SOUTH. HALF OF SOUTH HALF OF'SECTION 35, TOWNSHIP 17 SOUTH RANGE 4 WEST OF THE WILLAMETTE MERIDIAN, AND RUNNING THENCE WEST TO THE EAST' LINE OF ACORN PARK SUBDIVISION, AS PLATTED IN B09K 13, PAGE 7 OF LANE COUNTY PLAT RECORDS; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE EAST LINE OF ACORN PARK SUBDIVISION TO A POINT 330.05' NORTH . 0006-1/4' EAST FROM THE NOR.TH LINE OF FOURTEENTH AVENUE; THENCE NORTH 89056" WEST TO . THE WEST LINE OF ACORN PARK STREET; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE WEST LINE OF ACORN PARK STREET TO THE PROPERTY CORNER COMMON TO LOT 6 AND 7 OF BLOCK 18 OF THE REPLAT OF BLOCKS 2,.~ AND 5 OF ACORN PARK, AS RECORDED IN BOOK 20, PAGE 23 ~F LANE COUNTY PLAT RECORDS;' THENCE WESTERLY THROUGH THE CENTER OF BLOCK 18 TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 12, BLOCK 18 OF SAID REPLAT OF BLOCKS 2, 4 AND 5 OF ACORN PARK; ~HENCE SOUTHERLY ALONG THE EAST LINE OF BUCK STREET TO THE NORTH LINE OF THE SOUTH HALF OF THE SOUTH HALf' OF SECTION ~5; TOWNSHIP 17 SOUTH RANGE 4 WEST, WILLAME~TE ME~IGIAN* THENCE'WESTERLY ALONG ~HE N~RTH LINE O~ THE SOUTH HALF OF THE SOUTH HALF OF SECTIONS 35,.34 AND 33 OF TOWNSHIPI~ SOUTH RANGE 4 WEST, WILLAMETTE MERIDIAN TO A LINE BEARING SOUTH 00009' WEST f'ROM A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE Of' ELEVEN~H AVENUE WEST (RobTE'~t") WHICH LAST MtNTIONED'POINT I~ SOUTH 00009' WEST I OF A POINT SOUTH 88056' EAST 5755.2' f'ROM THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE NORTHEAST : QUARTER Of' THE $OUTHEASTQUARTER' OF SECTI ON 32, TOWNSH I P i'7 SOUTH'RANGE 4 WEST OF I . THE WI LLAMETTE' MER 101 AN) THENCE NORtH 00009': EAST TO A POUlt 300 ,. NORTH' Of' AND MEASURED AT RIGHT ANGLES TO THE CENTER LINE OF ELEVENTH AVENUE WEST; THENCE EASTERLY PARALLEL TO' AND 300 f'EET' NORTH OF THE: CENTER Li NE OF EL'EVENTH AVENUrWEsr TO THE EAST LINE Of' BERTLESON ROAD (CO.~' ROAD No~- 496)j' THENCE 'SOU'THERL Y ALONG ,THE EAST LINE Of' BERTLESON ROAD TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF LOT 49 Of' SILICA PARK SUBDIVISION iN SECTION 34; TOWNSHIP 17. SOU'THRANGE 4 WEST, WILLAMETTE MERIDIAN; THENCE EASTERLY ALONG THE NORTH LINE OF LOTS' 49 THRO~GH 64 Of' SILIC~ PARK SU~tiIVIS10N TO THE NORTH- EAST CORNER Of' SAID LOT 64; THENCE EASTERLY PARALLEL TO THE CENTER LINE Of' ELEVENTH e AVENUE WEST (ROUTE t) TO A POINT DUE SOUTH OF THE SOUTHEAST CORNER Of' MATHEW WALLIS i. DONATION LAND CLAI~No. 40; T~E~CENoRTH TO THt SOUTHEA~T CO~~ER ~F ~AID.D.L.C. No. Ii 40; THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE EAST LINE OF SAID D.L.C. No. 40 TO THE NORTHEAST " CORNER THEREOf'; THENCE WESTE-RL Y ALONG THE NOR'TH LI NE Of' D.L~C. No. 40 TO THE .1 I I. NORTHWEST CORNER THEREO' ANboN WEST: TO THE EAST LINE Of' BERTLESON ROAD (CO. ROAD Ii No. 496); THENCE NORTHERLY ALONG THE EAST LINE OF BERTLESON ROAD AND THE EAST LINE Of' THE NORTH-SOUTH PORTION Of' THE OLD' ELMI RA ROAD IN SE'CT'ION 27, TOWNSHIP 17 SOUTH, RANGE 4 WEST, WILLAMETTE MERIDIAN, BEING AN EXTENSION Of' THE BERTLESON ROAD, , I Ii TO THE NORTH LINE OF ROYAL ROAD IN SECTION 22, TOWNSHIP 17 SOUTH, RANGE 4 WEST, !: WILLAMETTEMERIDiANjTHENCE' NO'RTH TO THE SOUTH LINE: or ALLisONPARK.SUBDIVISION , ![ IN SAID SECTION 22,' TOWNSHI P ~7 SO~TH, RANGE 4 WEST, WILLAMETTE MERIDIAN; THENCE I: SOUTH 89009' EAST ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF ALLISON PARK TO THE SOUTHEAST CORNER ,I d THEREOF; THENCE DUE EAST TO THE WESTERLY LINE Of' THE OREGON ELECTRIC RAILROAD :1 RIGHT 0' WAY; THENCE SOUTHEASTERLY ALONG THE WESTERLY LINE OF THE OREGON ELECTRIC Ii RAILROAD RIGHT or WAY TOA POINT DUE WEST Of' THE NORTHWEST CORNER Of' LOT 2 Of' THE I! PLAT Of' OAK HOME; THENCE EAST TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER Of' LOT 2, PLAT Of' OAK HOME; !i I i THENCE EASTERLY TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER Of"SAID LOT 2;THENCE EAST TO THE EAST LINE Ii I OF CLEVELAND STREET; THENCE NORTH ALONG THE EAST LINE OF CLEVELAND STREET TO THE :1 I I, ! NORTH LINE OF COOPER STREET, AS PLATTtD IN PETERSON'S PLAT; THENCE E~STERLY ALONG il THE NORTH LINE OF COOPER ST. AND COOPER ST~ EXTENDED EASTERLY TO THE EAST LINE Of' !; GARf'IELD ST.; THENCE SOUTHERLY ALONG THE EAST LINE Of' GAR'IELD STREET TO THE SOUTH I! LINE OF SOULTS MACDONALD PLAT; THENCE EASTERLY ALONG THE SOUT~ LINE.OF SOULTS ii MACDONALD PLAT AND. ON EAST TO THE' PRESENT CI TY 1I MI TS Of' EUGENE, SAID CITY LIMITS ii , II e II 'i ~ :i 'I " 1 f r~~ p 3D e -.. - - ~_. ~ .. - - ;! I i: LINE BEING A LINE DUE NORTH FROM THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF JAMES HUDDLESTON'S D.L.C. I :i No. 37; THENCE SOUTH TO THE NORTH LINE OF McLAREN'S PLAT; THENCE WESTERLY TO THE I iI Ii Ii NORTHWEST CORNER OF McLAREN'S PLAT; THENCE SOUTHERLY TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF I, BLAIR STREET ADDITION; THENCE EASTERLY ALONG THE SOUTH BOUNDARY OF BLAIR STREET II ADDITION TO A LINE RUNNING DUE NORTH FROM THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF JAMES HUDDLESTON It !: D.L.C. No. 37; THENCE SOUTH TO THE SOUTH LINE OF FIFTH AVENUE WEST; THENCE WESTERLY ii ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF FIFTH AVENUE WEST AND THE SOUTH LINE OF THE OREGON ELECTRIC ,. " RAILWAY COMPANY RIGHT OF WAY TO THE NORTH LINE OF SECTION 36, TOWNSHIP 17 SOUTH, I' " II RANGE 4 WEST, WILLAMETTE MERIDIAN; THENCE WESTERLY TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF SAID I' II SECTION 36; THENCE SOUTHERLY TO THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF BERKELEY PARK ADDITION; 'I I, THENCE WESTERLY TO THE NORTHWEST CORNER or BERKELEY PARK ADDITI~N; THENCE SOUTHERLY I! ALONG THE WEST LINE er BERKELEY PARK ADDITION TO THE POINT or BEGINNING, ALL IN ,I LANE COUNTY, STATE OF OREGON ,. II Ii WHEREAS, THE COMMON COUNCIL DID ON THE 26TH DAY OF JULY, 1954, CANVASS THE I: ,. ELECTION RETURNS FOR SAID SPECIAL ELECTION, AND DID FIND THAT THE RESULTS OF THE ELEC- e Ii TION WERE AS FOLLOWS: !I II FOR AGAINST II EUGENE ANNEXATION ANNEXATION II I Ii YES No " I' WARD # I 212 47 I II WARD # 2 77 26 I ,I WARD '# 3 103 41 .1 il WARD # 4 168 46 - - I, Ii TOTAL: 560 160 Ii WEST 11TH - BETHEL Ii YES No - 'I r I, I, BETHEL 316 349 :1 1 Ii WEST 11TH 34 12 , !I - - . :1 TOTAL: 350 361 II I II NON, THEREFORE, I HEREBY PROCLAIM AND DECLARE THAT THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE !I II CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON AND I HAVE DULY AND REGULARLY CANVASSED THE RETURNS CAST IN SAID SPECIAL ELECTION AND THERE WERE CAST IN THE CITY OF EUGENE FOR ANNEXATION 560 II VOTES AND AGAINST ANNEXATION 160 VOTES; AND IN THE AREA TO BE ANNEXED, FOR ANNEXATION II 350 VOTES AND AGAINST ANNEXATION 361 VOTES. Ii NON, THEREFORE, I HEREBY PROCLAIM THAT SAID ANNEXATION ELECTION MEASURE FAILED, II t: AND THAT SAID AREA DESCRIBED HEREIN BE, AND IT IS HEREBY DECLARED NOT ANNEXED TO THE ,I CITY 0,:" EUGENE. Ii I DATED THIS 26TH DAY ~F JULY, 1954." :1 !I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE PROCLAMATION BE ADOPTED, AND II II THAT OFFICIAL NOTICE BE SENT TO THE SECRETARY OF STATE. MOTl ON CARR I ED. 24 ,i RESOLUTION - RE: STOP SIGNALS AT 6TH AND 7TH AND OAK STREETS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS I II FOLLOWS: Ii e "BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE MAYOR AND RECORDER OF THE CITY OF EUGENE BE, AND THEY II ARE HEREBY, AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THAT CERTAIN CONTRACT BETWEEN THE CITY OF EUGENE AND I: THE STATE OF OREGON, BY ~ND THROUGH ITS STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT, PERTAINING TO THE I: INSTALLATION OF STOP LIGHTS AT THE INTERSECTIONS OF SIXTH AVENUE AND OAK STREET AND i1 SEVENTH AVENUE AND OAK STREETS IN THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON, PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT " Ii THE CITY OF EUGENE SHALL BE LIMITED IN ITS EXPENDITURE IN AN AMOUNT NOT TO EXCEED Ii $3,000.00. II BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT THE CITY OF EUGENE HAS DULY CONSIDERED ALL FACTS AND CONDITIONS INVOLVED IN SAID AGREEMENT AND HAVE APPROVED THE SAME WITH THE LIMITATION II I, ON EXPENDITURE TO A SUM NOT TO EXCEED $3,000.00. 'I I THIS RESOLUTION ADOPTED THIS 26TH DAY OF JULY, 1954." i ! IT WAS MOVED BY SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. I MOTl ON CARR I ED. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER THAT THE MEETING BE CONTINUED TO 10:00 A.M. THURSDAY, JULY 29, 1954. MOTION CARRIED. ~CTFULLY SUBM:TTEO, cy;~;;2~ e ROBERT A. FINLAYSON, . CITY MANAGER. ! I I ~ "- -- r166 e . ' . ---- -- - . .-. IT -- -- I < , I ' . Ii . > . Ii I I II ~ II . II II I! " - , II e : il I' II Ii II II I I' -. . !I ii 11 i! : Ii 'I I, ii II " ~ 1 II - :1 II ,. I' . ,. !; I' il !I II . II II II I " I, . !i il I, :1 I . il I il i ,I fI I! II . I! . Ii Ii " . , . '. Ii : II il -. II II e il " II II 'I '. . I: II II II II . . II I Ii I Ii , 'I ! . . Ii I . Ii I 11 I :1 . :1 I' . . I . . 'I . I, . il I II e II . II ii " .' J ., ~