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HomeMy WebLinkAbout10/25/1954 Meeting q4F~ ~ ',D e r I ii II COUNCIL CHAMBERS, I :! " EUGENE, OREGON. OCTOBER 25, (954. .1 'I THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE HELD ON OCTOBER I I , 1954 AND ADJOURNED TO OCTOBER 25, 1954 AT 7:30 P.M IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY ,. HIS HONOR, MAYOR V. E. JOHNSON WITH THE FOLLOWING OOUNCILMEN PRESENT: DR. CRUMBAKER, MR. i I BOOTH, MR. KOPPE, MR. SIEGENTHALER, MR. WATSON, MR. CONE AND MR. OwEN. MR. GODLOVE WAS I. ABSENT. THE MINUTES OF THE LAST REGULAR MEETING HELD ON OCTOBER I I , 1954 AND ADJOURNED TO OCTOBER 25, 1954 WERE READ AND APPROVED. , I REPORTS OF OFFICERS I I e I A REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER - RE: IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: 'I '. , "ALL CITY STREET JOBS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED AND IT IS NOT EXPECTED THAT ANY MORE " WILL BE OPENED UP THIS SEASON. THE CONTRACTOR ON THE RIVERVIEW SEWER, SECTION 2, HAS ALL THE PIPE IN AND THE I CONSTRUCTION OF MANHOLES AND CLEANING UP SHOULD BE COMPLETED THIS WEEK. ON RIVERVIEW SEWER, SECTl:ON I , THE RIGHT-OF-WAY HAS BEEN CLEARED. THE PRESSURE LINE HAS BEEN COM- PLETED AND THE PUMP HOUSE WALLS ARE BEING POURED TODAY. , 'I ,. STORM SEWERS BETWEEN 32ND AND 35TH AVENUES FROM AMAZON TO HARRIS STREET ARE 75% I " I I COMPLETED, AND ON 6TH AVENUE FROM ALMADEN TO PIERCE STREET ARE 25% COMP~ETED. SANITARY I ! ~ I SEWERS -- HILYARD STREET FROM 32ND TO 40TH, AND LATERALS BETWEEN HILYARD AND WEST AMAZON , ARE COMPLETED. I ALL OUTSIDE WORK HAS BEEN COMPLETED AND THE BACKFILL IN PLACE ON THE 13TH AVENUE PUMP STATION. WE HAVE ONE LARGE PUMP RUNNING ON AUTOMATIC CONTROL AND THE NEW PUMP IS BEING SET. THE ELECTRICAL WORK WILL NOT BE DONE UNTIL THE SECOND PUMP HAS BEEN INSTALLED. . !i DUE TO THE INCLEMENT WEATHER THIS SUMMER, .THE ATTENDANCE AT THE SWIMMING POOL WAS , 3,140 LESS THAN A YEAR AGO. CHILDREN COUNTED ON THE PLAYGROUNDS INCREASED FROM 31,518 " !: TO 44,149, AND IT IS BELIEVED THERE WOULD BE A GREATER NUMBER IF THE WEATHER HAD BEEN MORE COOPERATIVE. THE SUMMER BAND CLINIC WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL. THIS PROGRAM SHOWED AN INCREASE OF 3,460 PARTICIPANTS OVER 1953, AND 'TWO FINE BAND CONCERTS WERE GIVEN BY THIS GROUP IN SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK IN ADDITION TO THE SIX CONCERTS GIVEN BY THE SUMMER RECREATIONAL BAND. SOFTBALL AND BOYS' BASEBALL TEAMS SHOWED AN INCREASE ALTHOUGH BAD WEATHER CUT DOWN THE SPECTATORS ATTENDANCE. THERE WERE EIGHT SOFTBALL AND BASEBALL LEAGUES SCHEDULED ON PARK DIAMONDS WITH 88 TEAMS IN THESE LEAGUES, OR APPROXIMATELY 1,056 PLAYERS WHO PLAYED 400 GAMES. I OTHER PARK AREAS SUCH AS SKINNER'S BUTTE, HENDRICKS PARK AND THE ROSE AND RHODODENDRON GARDENS HAD MORE VISITORS AND PICKNICKERS, AND AS THESE AREAS ARE DEVELOPED FURTHER, A . GREATER INCREASE IN ATTENDANCE MAY BE EXPECTED. THE TOTAL ATTENDANCE FOR JUNE, JULY AND AUGUS T, 1954 IN THE PARKS WAS 154,897 COMPARED TO 173,873 IN 1953, OR A DECREASE OF 18,976. It' IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH, THAT THE REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. ~ I REPORTS OF COMMITTEES e ., , ! .. . 2 A "REPORT OF THE PUBLI C SAFETY COMMI TTEE MEET.! NG HELD ON OCTOBER 14TH - RE: SI TE FOR I I SOUTH SIDE FIRE STATION; AND COMMUNICATION FROM JOE RICHARDS CONCERNING "SCRAMBLE" PLAN WAS I I SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I , "PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN GODLOVE, SIEGENTHALER AND CONE; CI TY MANA'GER; CITY ATTORNEY AND THE CITy RECORDER. THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MET ON OCTOBER 14, 1954 TO CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING ITEMS: I i i I I: I . SITE FOR SOUTH SIDE FIRE STATION - IT WAS EXPLAINED BY THE CITY MANAGER AND THE FIRE 'I CHIEF THAT A THOROUGH SEARCH HAS BEEN MADE IN THE VICINITY OF 29TH ANDWILLAMETTE STREET I II FOLLOWING THE UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTS TO SECURE PROPERTY AT TWO OTHER LOCATIONS. THE CON- , CLUSION IS THAT THE ONLY PIECE OF GROUND IN THIS VICINITY THAT COULD BE USED FOR THIS ! PURPOSE, AND THAT COULD BE SECURED WITHIN OUR MEANS, WOULD BE A PIECE OF GROUND IN THE ! CORNER OF THE AMAZON PARK AREA WHICH IS ALREADY IN THE OWNERSHIP OF THE CITY OF EUGENE. I THE PIECE RECOMMENDED IS A PIECE 100 FEET BY 130 FEET LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 29TH I AVENUE AND JUST EAST OF FERRY STREET. I , II ., :1 i I. I I I' I I. , e I' " ~ I, I r \~ ,.16" ./' {-~ (-~ /..,):1:: e --- <- r THIS PROPOSAL WAS DISCUSSED BY THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE AND IT WAS BROUGHT OUT I IN THE DISCUSSION THAT THE CITY HAD ACQUIRED THIS PROPERTY FROM THE CENTURY OF PROG~ESS 'I UNDER A DEED WHICH CONVEYED IT FOR PARK PURPOSES. IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PUBLIC II SAFETY COMMI TTEE THAT THE COUNCI L APPROVE THE USE OF THI S SI TE FOR AFIRE STATI ON PROVIDED :: SUCH USE I S APPROVED BY THE CENTURY OF PROGRESS. Ii 2. COMMUNICATION FROM JOE RICHARDS - RE: "SCRAMBLE" PLAN FOR PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC AT II BROADWAY AND WI LLAMETTE - A LETTER FROM JOE RI CHARDS ADDRESSED TO MAYOR JOHNSON CONCERNI NG il THE I NAUGURATI ON OF -THE "SCRAMBLE" PLAN FOR PEDESTRI AN TRAFF'I C AT BROADWAY AND WI LLAMETTE II WAS READ TO THE COMMITTEE. THE LETTER CONTAINED THE REQUEST THAT THE PLAN NOT BE LNAUG- Ii URATED IMMEDIATELY PRIOR TO THE CHRISTMAS SEASON BUT AT SOME LATER DATE. ii II . I TIS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PUBLI C SAFETY COMMI TTEE THAT THE CI TY MANAGER'S 11 OFFICE REPLY TO MR. RICHARD'S LETTER NOTIFYING HIM THAT THE EQUIPMENT FOR THIS SPECIAl,. !: INSTALLATION HAS BEEN ORDERED AND THAT THE PLAN IS FOR IMMEDIATE INSTALLATION AS SOON AS Ii THE EQUIPMENT IS RECEIVED. IT IS ALSO RECOMMENDED THAT THE LETTER STATE THAT IT IS THE II COUNCIL'S POSITION THAT THE "SCRAMBLE" PLAN IS DESIGNED TO RELIEVE TRAFFIC RATHER THAN ii a CONGEST IT DURING THE HOURS OF HEAVY USE OF THE DOWNTOWN STREETS, AND THEREFORE THAT IT Ii ~ IS IMPORTANT THAT THIS SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT FOR THIS BUSY INTERSECTION BE SET UP AS SOON [I " . Ii AS POSSI.BLE. ,I I, Ii II IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY DR. CRUMBAKER THAT THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC :i SAFETY COMMI TTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTl ON CARRI ED. Ii 'I . i' I 3 A REPORT OF THE PUBLI C WORKS COMMI TTEE MEETI NG HELO ON' OCTOBER 15TH - RE: REQUEST FOR ': VARI ANCE AT SOUTHWEST CORNER II TH AND MONROE STREETS; REQUEST FOR VARI ANCE - TOMMY WI LLI AMS; Ii REQUEST FOR VAR I ANCE AT 630 EAST 12TH AVENUE; PETI TI ON F'OR ANNEXATION OF AREA SOUTH OF 23RD ii AND EAST OF ARTHUR STREET BY MR. LEACH; DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY ALONG WEST 18TH AVENUE BETWEEN' WASHINGTON AND LINCOLN STREETS; ZONING OF PROPERTY/ON WEST 11TH AVENUE; AND ZONING OF PROPERTY :1 IN \4EST II TH ANNEXATION AREA WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: ii :, 'I "A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MEETING HELD OCTOBER 15,1954 - PRESENT: ii MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN tRUMBAKER, GODLOVE, KOPPE AND SIEGENTHALER; CITY MANAGER; CITY " ENGINEER; ASSISTANT CrTY RECORDER. THE ITEMS CONSIDERED WERE: II II " I. VARIANCE - SOUTHWEST CORNER 11TH AVENUE AND MONROE STREET - THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE II ~ TO USE THE BU I LDI NG LOCATED AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF II TH AVENUE AND MONROE STREET AS!i .' I< A DOCTORS OFFI CE WAS 01 SCUSSED. I T WAS THE RECOMMENDATI ON OF THE COMMI TTEE THAT THE II VARI ANCE REQUESTED BE GRANTED. ALL APPROVED. :, I Ii , II 2. VARI ANCE - TOMMY WI LLI AMS - EAST 15TH BETWEEN WALNUT STREET AND ALLEY WEST OF WALNUT 'I: STREET - THE REQUEST FOR A VARIANCE TO ALLOW THE BUILDING OF A GREENHOUSE ON THE WEST I SI DE OF THE ABOVE PROPERTY WAS 01 SCUSSED. I T WAS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMI TTEE il THAT THE VARI ANCE REQUESTED BE GRANTED. ALL APPROVED. Ii " il 3. VARIANCE - 630 EAST 12TH AVENUE - THE REQUEST FOR VARIANCE TO ALLOW USE OF THE LAND i: ! AT THE ABOVE ADDRESS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF ACLINIC BUILDING-WAS DISCUSSED. IT WAS ~ THE RECOMMENDATI ON OF THE COMMI TTEE THAT THE VARI ANCE BE GRANTED AS REQUESTED. j, I ,. .1 4. PETITlON.FOR ANNEXATION OF AN ARgA SOUTH OF 23RD AND EAST OF ARTHUR STREET BY MR. il I' _, LEACH - THE COMMITTEE VIEWED THE AREA, AND AFTER DISCUSSION, THE COMMITTEE INDICATED I! THEY WOULD LOOK WITH FAVO~ ON THIS ANNEXATION IF' A PETITION WAS PRESENTED ON THE ENTIRE II TRACT OWNED BY MR. LEACH, GOING TO THE-TOP OF THE HILL SOUTH FROM-23RD AVENUE AND AS FAR !. i EAST FROM ARTHUR STREET AS HI S PROPERTY EXTENDS. Ii : :1 5. DISPOSITION OF PROPERTY ALONG WEST 18TH AVENUE BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND LINCOLN STREETS Ji THE 01 SPOSI TI ON OF THE PROPERTY ACQUI RED BY THE CI TY AND REMAI NI NG FOLLOWI NG THE COMPLETI ON II e , OF' WEST 18TH AVENUE BETWEEN WASHI NGTON AND LI NcciLN STREET WAS 01 SCUSSED. I T WAS NOTED " I THAT SOME ABUTTI NG OWNERS WERE WI LLI NG TO ACCEPT THI S PROPERTY WHI [E OTHERS DID NOT DESI RE ~i I T. I T WAS THE RECOMMENDATION OF' THE COMMI TTEE THAT ABUTTI NG PROPERTY HOLDERS BE OFFERED II' A DEED TO PROPERTING ADJOINING THEM, THAT THEY BE NOTIFIED THAT IF THEY DO NOT ACCEPT I THE DEED THE CITY WILL DEDfCATE IT AS A PUBLIC STREET AND THE ABUTTING PROPERTY WILL BE ! ASSESSED 'FOR THE PAl/I NG OF WEST 18TH AVENUE. . THg COMMI TTEE FURTHER RECOMMENDED THAT THI S :1 " PROPERTY BE DEEDED TO ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS SUBJECT TO AN EASEMENT ~OR CITY PURPOSES. :1 SUCH AN EAS'EMENT TO APPLY TO ALL -PIECES IN THIS AREA. I; ,: II 6. ZONING OF PROPERTY ON WEST- 11TH AVENUE - IT WAS THE COMMITTEE'S RECOMMENDATION THAT ' THE PROPERTY LOCATED AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF WEST 11TH AVENUE AND BAILEY HILL ROAD BE ADVERTISED FOR ZONING AS FOLLOWS: To M-2 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL: FROM TH~ EA$T LINE OF BAILEY HILL ROAD EAST 620 rEET; AND FRO" THE CENTER LINE OF WEST "TH'AvENUE, 360 FEET NORTH. II I i e ~ ') 4'" ~ ~' .1 e II I I !I To M-3 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL: FROM THE EAST LINE OF BAILEY HILL ROAD EAST 620 FEET, I !I I: AND FROM THE NORTH LINE OF THE ABOVE PROPERTY DESCRIBED TO BE ZONED FOR M-2 TO A POINT ~ I I , 400 FEET NORTH OF THE NORTH LINE OF STEWART ROAD. II Ii ii IT WAS ALSO THE COMMITTEE'S RECOMMENDATION THAT THE ABOVE AREA BE ZONED M-2 LIGHT :1 INDUSTRIAL AS_THIS USAGE WOULD BE MORE SATISFACTORY BECAUSE IT WOULD ALLOW EITHER INDUSTRY ., OR RESIDENTIAL USAGE, WHILE M-3 WOULD ALLOW INDUSTRY ONLY. \) I; !I 7. ZONING OF PROPERTY. IN WEST 11TH ANNEXATION AREA - IT WAS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE II It COMMITTEE THAT C.B. 1794 AMENDING SECTION 25, A, 2, CONCERNING SETBACK REQUIREMENTS OF il ORDINANCE No. 9188 BE APPROVED. ,,' ~ II I' I: IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY M~. BOOTH, THAT THE REPORT OF THE PUBLI C WORKS Ii Ii COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. II . !I I, IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH, THAT THE VARIANCES BE GRANTED I e :i SUBJECT TO \HE FILING WITH THE .CITY OF THE PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS APPROVED BY THE COMMITTEE. Ii 'I MOTl ON CARRI ED. i! 4 I] A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON OCTOBER 18TH- RE: ZONING A , I! . PORTION OF WEST 11TH - RR ANNEXATION AREA; COMMUNICATION FROM MR. ROBERT WOOD - CONDITION OF ,I CERTAIN STREETS; - . ;i AND REQUEST OF PIONEER GROCERY TO MAKE ADJUSTMENT IN SIDEWALK WAS SUBMITTED I, AND READ AS FOLLOWS: 11 I :1 "PRESE NT: COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, KOPPE AND SIEGENTHALER; CITY MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY; I! CITY ENGINEER AND CITY RECORDER. MR. MILO GLASSMAN AND MR. TOM JAQUES WERE ALSO PRESENT. :1 THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MET ON THE ABOVE DATE AFTER A TRIP TO THE SUNNY HOLLOW AREA AND AFTER INSPECTING A BUILDING AT 4TH AND HIGH STREET LEASED BY PIONEER GROCERY COMPANY. , !i THE FOLLOWING ACTION WAS TAKEN: ., q 'I II I . ZONING OF PORTION OF WEST 11TH - RR ANNEXATION AREA - ZONING OF PORTION OF WEST , 11 11TH - RR ANNEXATION AREA - THE MATTER OF THE PROPER ZONING OF A PORTION OF THE WEST :1 11TH - RR ANNEXATION AREA LYING I N THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION OF BAILEY I; , HILL ROAD AND WEST 11TH AVENUE WAS AGAIN DISC~SSED. IT WAS THE CONCLUSION OF THE I' iI COMMITTEE THAT THIS PORTION OF THE AREA SHOULD BE SET UP FOR A HEARING ON OCTOBER 25TH ': FOR M-3, HEAVY INDUSTRIAL ZONING AND THAT IT SHOULD BE SO ADVERTISED IN THE REQUIRED . II I' LEGAL NOTICE. THIS ACTION IS HEREBY RECOMMENDED TO THE COUNCIL. 2. COMMUNICATION FROM MR. ROBERT WOOD - RE: CONDITION OF CERTAIN STREETS - THIS COMMUNICATION WAS READ AND GIVEN DISCUSSION. IT WAS NOTED THAT MR. WOOD'S ADDRESS INDICATED THAT HE APPARENTLY LIVED OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS AND THAT SINCE NO REFERENCE I WAS MADE TO SPECIFIC STREETS IT IS ASSUMED THAT HIS COMMENTS PERTAIN TO HIS RESIDENTIAL STREET WHICH IS OUTSIDE THE CITY. 'I IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE ACKNOWLEDGE I !I RECEIPT Of THE LETTER AND IN DOING SO INDICATE THAT IF HE IS REFERRING TO STREETS OUTSIDE !: OF THE CITY LIMITS THAT SUCH STREETS ARE MAINTAINED EITHER BY THE COUNTY OR BY PRIVATE I " PROPERTY OWNERS. I i! 3. REQUEST OF PIONEER GROCERY COMPANY - A REQUEST OF MR. MI LO GLASSMAN, MANAGER OF 1: I: I, THE PIONEER GROCERY COMPANY, FOR PERMISSION TO MAKE A TEMPORARY ADJUSTMENT IN THE HEIGHT , OF THE SIDEWALK ON THE NORTH SIDE OF 4TH AVENUE BETWEEN HIGH AND PEARL STREET WAS CON- I I I SIDERED BY THE COMMITTEE. THE PURPOSE OF THE ADJUSTMENT, IT WAS EXPLAINED, IS TO RAISE I I I: THE WALK 12 INCHES TO MAKE IT POSSIBLE TO OBTAIN A BETTER SLOPE IN THE UNLOADING RAMP ,. " " COMING OUT OF A WAREH9USE BUILDING. " " e " I!, IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT A TEMPORARY SIDEWALK ADJUSTMENT BE II 'I PERMITTED; PROVIDED THAT THE LIFT BE MADE USING ASPHALTIC CONCRETE AND WITH THE UNDER- I, ! STANDING ~HAT THE PERMIT CAN BE CANCELLED ON A 60-DAY NOTICE AND FURTHER PROVIDED THAT " ii THE PIONEER GROCERY COMPANY AGREE TO HOLD THE CITY HARMLESS FROM ANY LIABILITY CONNECTED I: WITH THE ADJUSTMENT AND THAT THEY SUBMIT SATIS~ACTORY EVIDENCE OF SUCH INSURANCE. " II ii !i IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN,THAT THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS I; COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED AND THAT THE WORK UNDER THE RECOMMENDATION IN ITEM THREE BE DONE ACCORDING ;1 TO AN APPROVED PLAN OF THE CITY ENGINEER. MOTION CARRIED. II 5 'I A REPORT OF' THE PUBLIC WORKS AND FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETI~G HELD ON OCTOBER 20TH - RE: Ii REQUEST OF AMAZON WATER CONTROL DISTRICT FOR REIMBURS~MENT OF COST OF BURNING BRUSH ALONG .11,. AMAZON CREEK WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: .",';' . ~).f, I: " I: " PR ESE NT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, KOPPE, SIEGENTHALER; CI TY MANAGER; I CITY ENGINEER; CITY RECORDER; AND HOWARD BURFORD, PLANNING CONSULTANT. THE PUBLIC , Ii WORKS AND FINANCE COMMITTEES MET ON OCTOBER 20TH TO CONSIDER VARIOUS MATTERS. Ac 11 ON WAS TAKEN ON ONE SUBJECT ONLY. I: il II I I ! , ri e I! " ! Ii i /: ..... ,. r ~)4 c:. k.1-O e ~__ ~ _______~ ______m____ - --- .~- -- - - --- ---- -- -.....- - - ---- .. - .. . .. I . REQUEST Of AMAZON WATER CONTROL DISTRICT - RE: REIMBURSEMENT fOR COST Of BURNING I BRUSH ALO~G THE AMAZON CREEK PROJECT IN THE AMOUNT Of $315.00. I THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THE REQUEST AND MAKES THE RECOMMENDATION THAT MR. TODD, II PRESIDENT Of THE AMAZON WATER CONTROL DISTRICT BE REQ~ESTED TO fURNISH THE COUNCIL WITH i A DETAILED, ITEMIZED STATEMENT Of SUC~ COSTS, AND A STATEMENT SUBSTANTIATING THE REQUEST, II SHOWING THE DATES THE WORK WAS ACCOMPLISHED; WHERE IT WASAC~OMPLISHED; BY WHOM ACCOM- PLISHED AND SETTING fORTH THE NUMBER Of BIDS RECEIVED AND THE AMOUNT Of EACH SUCH BID." IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, THAT THE REPORT Of THE PUBLIC ,I WORKS AND FINANCE COMMITTEES BE ADOPTED. 'I MOTION CARRIED. II .. REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS II . I 6 A REPORT Of THE BOARD Of ApPEALS - RE: REQUESTS of'MR. FRED PETERS, .MR. QUACKENBUSH AND MR. BALZHISER WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: " I "A ~E~TING Of THE BOARD Of ~PP~ALS WAS HELD OCTOBER 22, 1954 AT THE CITY HALL TO il e :1 I CONSIDER THE fOLLOWING REQUESTS fOR WAIVER Of THE SETBACK AND AREA PROVISIONS Of THE I I ZONING ORDINANCE. MEMBERS PRESENT WERE MR. LUVAA~, MR. GILLILAN AND MR. MORRIS. Ii I .1 I . Ii I I . MR. THOMAS BALZHISER, ARCHI TECT, ON BEHALF Of THEIR CLIENT, THE EBELLA CORPORATION REQUESTS A WAIVER Of THE THREE fOOT SETBACK FROM THE ALLEY TO THE REA~ Of THE LOT AT i 180 WEST 8TH AVENUE. II II I SINCE BUILDINGS AT EACH END Of THE ALLEY DO NOT MAINTAIN THE SETBAC~, ,I AND THE PRO- II POSED BUILDING IS MIDWAY t'N THE BI,.OCK, THE OWNE~S f,E.EL .IT ~O~LD BE A DEPRECIATION Of THEIR ~~VESTMENT TO BE REQU~RED_TO,GIVE UP THE THREE fEET. I, ~ Ii THE BOARD GRANTED THIS REQUEST ON THE BASIS THAT IT WOULD BE THE ONE BUILDING IN Ii THE BLOCK ON THE SOUTH SIDE Of THE ALLEY BETWEEN O~IVE AND ~HARNELTON SO SET BACK AND I' 'I ALSO THE REAR 27 fEET Of THE fiRST fLOOR WIL~ BE OPEN FOR LOADING AREA. II 2. REQUEST OF:MR~ PETERS Of 2292 JEfFERSON STREET fOR PERMIT TO USE THE REAR 50 FEET I I Of HIS LOT FOR BUILDING PURPOSES.' THIS WOULD CREATE A LOT 50 fEET BY 90 fEET WH~CH IS :1 LESS THAN ORDINANCE REQUIREMENTS. I, THE IN QUESTION WOULD rACE 23RD AVENUE - . \1 .. . LOT AND WOULD BE ABOUT FOUR-FEET BELOW THE GRAD~ Of THE EXISTING RESIDENCE. A fiELD INSPECTION Of THIS PROPERTY WAS MADE BY BOARD ,I MEMBERS~ S!NCE THE SURROUNDING AREA CONSISTS OF SMALL COTTAGES SOME Of WHICH WERE- " ., :1 ESTABLISHED ON SIMILAR SMALL LOTS THE BOARD DID NOT FEEL THE PROJECT WOULD BE DETRIMENTAL Ii TO THE NEIGHBORHOOD AND GRANTED MR. PETERS REQUEST PROVIDING HE INCREASED THE LOT TO 55 II :1 .FEET ON 23RD AVENUE. I 'I 'I REQUEST OF MR. J. W. QUACKENBUSH TO DISPOSE OF A LOT TO THE REAR OF HIS PROPERTY ON 11 3. I' I THE NORTHEAST CORNER Of POTTER STREET AND 20TH AVENUE. ORIGINALLY THIS LOT WAS 60 fEET 'I WIDE AND 110 FEET DEEP FACING ON 20TH AVENUE AND PARALLELING A PAVED ALLEY. I! ~ I MR. QUACKENBUSH PURCHASED THIS PROPERTY ABOUT 1935 50 GIVE HIM MORE ROOM fOR BUILD- I, I I' ING AND CONSEQUENTLY USED 20 FEET BY ~5 fEET OF THE LOT IN QUESTION FOR HIS GARAGE. " I, THIS LEfT A 40 FOOT WIDTH fOR ONE HALf OF THE .LOT DEPTH. 11 A fl EL D INSPECTION WAS MADE Of THIS PROPERTY BY MEMBERS Of THE BOARD AND THEY WERE I' I OF UNANIMOUS OPINION THAT THE SITE WAS NOT SUITED FOR A RESIDENCE STRUCTURE DUE TO THE II , '- il NARROWNESS Of THE fRONT 55 fEET Of THE LOT DEPTH AND THE FACT Of ITS BEING AT THE CREST Of A Hill... FURTHER, IT WOULD ESTABLISH THREE SUBSTANDARD LOTS. :' il REQUEST WAS DENIED. II e WITH REfERENCE TO S~TBACKS fROM ALLEYS IN THE C-3 CENTR~L BUSINESS ZONE, THE II -- LINE Of AN ALLEY TO THE REAR Of ORDINANCE REQUIRES A TEN fOOT SETBACK fROM THE CENTER Ii THERE. ARE . . IN THE C-3 ZONE HAVE SiDE YARDS PARALLEL THE' LOT. INSTANCES WHERE PROPERTIES THIS CONDITION PERMITS A STRUCTURE TO BE BUILT I' TO AN ALLEY WITHOUT A REQUIRED SETBACK. I ADOACENT TO THE SIDE LINE AND WOULD BE A HINDRANCE TO FUTURE WIDENING. I NTER lOR LOTS IN il I, THE BLOCK HAVING REAR YARD ABUTTING THE ALLEY ARE REQUIRED TO SET IN THREE fEET WHICH i: THE OWNER GENERALLY fEELS IS A PENALTY AGAINST H1M. 'I I. : THEREFORE THE BOARD RECOMMENDS TO THE CITY COUNCIL THAT THAT SECTIONXI I, D, 2 Of Ii I THE C-3 CATEGORY BE AMENDED TO READ: II I, SIDE YARD: SIDE YARD WILL NOT BE REQUIRED EXCEPT THAT NO STRUCTURAL IMPROVEMENT Ii EXCEPT ROAD SURfACING WILL BE ALLOWED ~ITHIN TEN (10) rEET OF THE CENTtR LINE Of AN !I ALLEY. If SIDE YARDS ARE CREATED, THEY SHALL BE A MINIMUM Of THREE (3-) FEET WIDE.AND il I THREE (3) fEiT DEEP. II " THERE BEING NO FURTHER BUSINESS, MEETING WAS ADJOURNED." i ~ II I, II II I e ~ 249 .., e II -- I 'I I, I, IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE REPORT OF THE BOARD OF Ii !l ApPEALS BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. RECOMMENDATION IN THE LAST ITEM WAS REFERRED TO THE I; PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. .1' I' 7 I; A PROGRESS REPORT OF THE MILLRACE COMMITTEE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: ,I II I' ;: "THIS LETTER I' IS INTENDED.AS A BRIEF PROGRESS REPORT OF THE MILLRACE COMMITTEE. ill ~ : . I THIS COMMITTEE MET FIRST ON JULY 13, 1954 AND ORGANIZED. ROBERT H. LEMON WAS , ELECTED AS CHAIRMAN,AND MR. ROBERT A. FINLAYSON, CITy'MANAGER, WAS ELECTED SECRETARY. II I " ON FRIDAY, JULY 16, THE COMMITTEE INSPECTED THE MILLRACE, SPENDING SEVERAL HOURS I I, I INTAKE'AND UPPER PORTION AND EXAMINING THE ENTIRE COURSE OF THE STREAM. " AT THE SUB-COMMITTEES WERE APPOINTED TO STUDY CERTAIN PHASES OF THE PROBLEM,AS FOLLOWS: e I . WHAT IS DESIRABLE IN EUGENE'S MILLRACE? 2. POSSIBLE CONNECTION OF THE MILLRACE AND AMAZON. . 3. PROBLEMS OF ABANDONING THE MILLRACE. 4. ALTERNATIVE SOURCES OF WATER FOR,THE MILLRACE. 5. PRESENT FUNCTIONING OF THE MILLRACE. ALL OF THESE'COMMITTEES ARE FUNCTfONING AND THE GENERAL COM~ITTEE HAS RECEIVED A I REPORT FROM THE COMMITTEE ON 'WHAT 15 DESIRABLE I N EUGENE'S 'MI LLRACE?" IT WAS CONCLUDED THAT THE MILLRACE IS A RECREATIONAL FACILITY AND IF CONTINUED OR DEVELOPED MUST BE JUSTIFIED PRIMARILY ON THIS BASIS. THE COMMITTEE HAS BEEN SUPPLIED WITH CONSIDERABLE DATA BY THE CITY ENGINEER. AMONG THE LESSER-KNOWN FACTS IS THAT WHEN WATER WAS RESTORED TO THE STREAM IN 1949, BOTH THE INLET STRUCTURE AND THE OUTLET STRUCTURE AT BROADWAY WERE SO DESIGNED THAT THE SURF'ACE OF'THE WATER COULD NOT REACH THE ELEVATION MAINTAINED IN THE STREAM WHEN IT WAS ACTIVELY USED F'OR THE PRODUCTION OF' POWER. THE COMMITTEE VOTED TO ASK THE C.ITY COUNCIL TO RECONSTRUCT THE OUTLET STRUCTURE SO THAT AT LEAST IN TIMES OF' PLENTIFUL WATER AT THE INLET THE STREAM COULD BE RAISED TO ITS ONE-TIME LEVEL. I THE 'NEXT MEETING'OF THE GENERAL COMMITTEE IS ON TUESDAY, Oc TOBE.R 26, AT WHICH TIME I, ,. REPORTS WILL BE HEARD FROM THE SUB-COMMITTEE ON "PROBLEMS OF ABANDONING THE MILLRACE" AND . THE SUB-COMMITTEE ON "PRESENT FUNCTIONING OF THE MILLRACE." IT IS RECOGNIZED THAT STORM SEWERS EMPTY INTO THE MILLRACE AND RUMORS PERSIST THAT SOME SANITARY SEWERS ALSO EMPTY I, ,. THEREIN. THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON USES ~ATER'F'ROM THE MILLRACE IN CONNECTION WITH ITS HEATING SYSTEM. IF' THE STREAM IS ABANDONED, THE COST OF' PERFORMING THESE AND OTHER FUNCTIONS MUST BE CONSIDERED. THE SECOND SUB-COMMITTEE SCHEDULED TO REPORT ON OCTOBER 26TH HAS EXAMINED CRITICALLY THE PRESENT OPERATION OF' THE STREAM TO DETERMINE IF THE BEST HAS BEEN 'ACCOMPLISHED WITH EXISTING FACILITIES. CRITICISM HAS BEEN VOICED OF THE METHOD OF HANDLING THE PROBLEM CREATED WHEN THE RIVER WASHED AROUND THE NORTH END OF THE DAM. OTHER COMMITTEES HAVE MADE A FIELD TRIP FROM THE HEAD OF THE MILLRACE'TO MCVEY POINT, I EXAMINING THE POSSIBILITY OF OBTAINING WATER THERE RATHER THAN REPAIRING THE PRESENT DAM. CORRESPONDENCE HAS BEEN CARRIED ON WITH THE UNITED STATES BOARD OF RECLAMATION REGARDING IRRIGATION IN THE LOWER AMAZON AREA, THE WATER FOR WHICH MIGHT BE OBTAINED FROM ,: ': THE MILLRACE. THE RECREATIONAL POSSIBILITIES INHERENT IN MAKING THE AMAZON A FLOWING i ~ STREAM ARE BEING I NVESTI GATED. i: I' Ii IT,IS EXPECTED THAT ALL SUB-COMMITTEE REPORTS WILL HAVE BEEN RECEIVED AND COORDINATED ,I " BY DECEMBER 31, 1954, e I: AND THAT THE MILLRACE COMMITTEE AT ABOUT THAT TIME WILL BE ABLE TO II REPORT ITS RECOMMENDATIONS TO YOU. II I' Ii IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, THAT THE REPORT OF THE II II MILLRACE COMMITTEE BE RECEIVED AND THAT THE COMMITTEE BE COMMENDED AND REQUESTED TO CONTINUE " ITS STUDY OF THE MILLRACE PROBLEM. Mo TI 0 N CAR R lED. i " Ii PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS 8 AN APPLICATION FORA PACKAGE STORE .CLASS A BEER LICENSE WAS SUBMITTED BY DE'ELLA MARIE ii WI LSON, SUNNY HOLLOW GROCERY, 4183 DILLARD ROAD, AS INVESTIGATED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. I I: II IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER~ SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH, THAT THE'APPLICATION BE REFERRED [I II TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. Ii II 9 I. THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR RENEWALS OF LIQUOR LICENSES WERE SUBMITTED; AS INVESTIGATED I' I' II BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT: I !i Ii VETERANS MEMORIAL ASSN. OF EUGENE, I NC., 1626 WILLAMETTE ST., CA, MLA, DA. II :: " EUGENE LODGE 3686, LOYAL ORDER OF MOOSE, 77 WEST BROADWAY, CB, MLB, DC. ii I, EUGENE RECREATION FOUNTAIN, 1025 WI LLAMETTE, G.F. & M.H. SCHAEFERS, RMBB. II EAST BROADWAY MARKET, 125 EAST BROADWAY, JOHN SAMELUK, PA. I THE ACE, 746 PARK STREET, ALBIA JOHN DuBOIS, PB, RMBA. I SHISLER'S FOOD MARKET, 304'EAST 13TH AVE., WARREN E. SHISLER, PB. i, QUI NN'S MARKET, 1123 MONROE STREET, CECIL E. & PATRICIA J. QUINN, PA. e II GOLDEN CANARY TAVERN, 2000 WEST I I TH, CARL H. & ROSE C. ROOEN, RMBA. ;j ,. ,i 1 ~ - rc..,r-, ~D() e -.. - ._- -- ------ - - -- --tt- I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER,SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH, THAT_ THE APPLICATIONS BE I ENDORSED, AS INVESTIGATED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. MOTION CARRIED. . I 10 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR ROOMING HOUSE LICENSES WERE SUBMITTED, ,I AS INVESTIGATED 'I BY THE POLICE, FI RE, BUILDING 'AND HEALTH-DEPARTMENTS: II ,! PRATT APARTMENTS, CHARLES PRATT, 681_ WILLAMETTE STREET. 1\ II OSBURN HOTEL, JOE E. EARLEY, JR. & ANNE E. EARLEY, 19\ EAST 8TH AVENUE. II HAMILTONlS BOARDfNG HOME, ~NIVERSITY OF OREGON, 1410 Moss STREET.- Ii EUGENE INVESTMENT CO., J. P. O'NE\ L & A.. 'H. BUCK, 928 OAK.STREET. it ROSE MOTEL, MR. & MRS. G. Eo JACOBY, 969 FRANKLIN BLVD. I' , II IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE APPLICATIONS,-AS I-NVES- TIGATED BY THE POLICE, FIRE, BUILDING AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS, BE APPROVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL. Ii MOT!ON CARRIED. i! II PETITIONS WERE SUBMITTED BY A SPECIAL BETHEL COMMtTTEE.- RE: ANNEXATION OF BETHEL WATER I e DISTRICT. THE , PETITIONS INCLUDEO SOME FOR AND SOME AGAINST ANNEXATION. i . I' IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY ,MR. SIEGENTHALER, THAT THE PETITtONS BE RECEIVED ,I .1 AND REFERRED TO THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE A~D THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. ii II 12 COMMUNICATION FROM-GORDON BRUNTON .AGENCY - RE: REQUEST FOR VARIANCE IN THE 2500 BLOCK II I , ON COLUMBIA STREET WAS-SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I! I' I II "WE HAVE A CLIENT WHO HAS MADE AN EARNEST MONEY DEPOSIT ON A CERTAIN LOT LOCATED I. I' IN THE 2500 BLOCK ON COLUMBIA STREET, WITH 53 FOOT FRONTAGE ON COLUMBIA AND CHULA VISTA II AND A DEPTH OF 150 FEET. I ~ Ii ii - THIS CERTAIN LOT IS NOW OWNED BY LLOYD GUBRUD, AND HAS A CtTY ZONING VARIANCE ON ,i I' IT PERMITTING CONSTRUCTION OF'TWO (2) HOUSES, ONE FACING COlUMBIA AND ONE FACING CHULA ,I " VISTA., 'i I II I' OUR CLIENT WOULD LIKE TO BUILD A DUPLEX UPON SAID LOT WHICH WOULD SUBSTANTIALLY il MEET THE TERMS OF THIS VARIANCE. THE GARAGE, BACK EiNTRANCE, AND POSSIBLY THE ENTRANCE ,: TO THE APARTMENT WOULD BE ON ELEVATION WITH AND FROM CHULA VISTA. THE FRONT ENTRANCE , :1 . TO THE MAfNHOUSEWOULD BE FROM COLUMBIA. THE DUPLEX, AS CONTEMPL:ATED, WrLL .BE All GHED I' WITH THE.REST OF THE HOUSES ON COLUMBIA AND SET BACK A LITTLE FROM CHULA VISTA. II II I, WE BEG FAVORABLE CONSIDERATION FOR CONSTRUCTION OF.THIS BUILDING AND WILL SUBMIT Ii 'I ADDITIONAL DATA IF NEEDED OR WANTED. " ,. I . II ,I IT ~AS MOVED BY MR. WATSON, SECONDED BY MR;KoPPE, THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO I: I THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE AND PLANNING COMMISSION; MOT! ON CARRI ED. - I, , , - - 'i 13 COMMUNICATION FROM THE WOMEN'S SOCIETY OF CHRISTIAN SERVICE OF THE FIRST METHODIST CHURCH 'I I' OF EUGENE - RE: - PROTEST OF ISSUE OF LI-QUOR LICENSE TO HAMBURGER HEAVEN WAS SUBMITTED AND READ II AS FOLLOWS: II I I' "IT HAS BEEN BROUGHT TO THE ATTENTION OF THE METHODIST YOUTH FELLOWSHIP THAT Ii :1 HAMBURGER HEAVEN WE WOULD LIKE THIS .APPLICATION !I IS-APPLYING FOR A-LIQUOR LICENSE. Ii REJECTED FOR THE-FOLLOWING REASONS: :1 AFTER DANCES AND SHOWS HAMBURGER HEAVEN HAS BEEN ONE OF THE :i I . PLACES THAT HIGH SCHOOL " :i KIDS FEEL FREE TO PATRONIZE. IT IS MORE FEASIBLE FOR TEEN-AGERS TO PATRONIZE A RESTAURANT ,I THAT DOES NOT SERVE LI QUOR BY THE -DR INK. II e 2. I~ LIQUOR SUPPLIES THE INCOME, THE EMPHASIS WOULD NO LONGER BE ON GOOD FOOD. ~ I . II 3. HAMBURGER HEAVEN IS CENTRALLY LOCATED IN THE MIDST OF THE BIBLE STANDARD I NST! TUTE, I, il LIGHTHOUSE TEMPLE, THE FIRST CHRISTIAN.CHURCH, AND THE F.IRST METHODIST CHURCH IN AN AREA I. I' THAT HAS UP TO NOW BEEN RELATIVELY FREE OF ESTABLISHMENTS IN WHI CH LI QUOR IS SERVED. WE ,I AS A GROUP WOULD LIKE TO SEE THIS CONDITION CONTINUE. !I 4. IF.lIQUOR WERE SERVED AT HAMBURGER HEAVEN, MANY FAMILfES'WOULD NO LONGER CONSIDER :1 II .THIS A SlJlTABLE PLACE FOR FAMILY DINING. I, I! \ 5. THERE ARE VERY FEW PLACES -WHERE THE EMPHASI S IS ON GOOD FOOD.AND WE WANT THEM TO II REMAIN.II I :I 'I I UPON MOTION DULY MADE AND SECONDED, THE COMMUNICATION WAS REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY II COMMI:TTEE. II I . 'I Ii ., il I . I, !I . I I e Ii ~ II Ii '-'."""'.L~ .I :;)f. "'" t. .J.. e > [I - - --- .- 14 " COMMUNICATION FROM THE GOLDEN AGE CLUB - RE: CLUB FACILITIES WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS II I :! FOLLOWS: I , I: 'I II "THE GOLDEN AGE CLUB OF EUGENE ARE EXTENDING AN INVITATION TO ALL OR ANY OF YOU I, I; TO BE PRESENT AT THEIR MEETING ON OCTOBER TWENTY-SIXTH. AN ULTERIOR MOTIVE IS PRESENT I' , AS THEY WOULD LIKE YOU TO SEE FOR YOURSELVES HOW THE CROWD BULGES THE WALLS AND HOPING " Ii YOU MIGHT HAVE SOME SUGGESTIONS TOWARD REMEDYING THE MATTER. OF COURSE WE WOULD SNUOY I if I' HAVING YOU ATTENDIAND ~O STRINGS ATTACHED." . . , .1 " ii IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED !! TO THE HEALTH AND RECREATION COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. I: : 15 Ii COMMUNICATION FROM SAKS FURNITURE COMPANY - RE: REQUEST FOR REMOVAL OF BICYCLE RACK WAS Ii I. !: SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I. , il "SAKS FURNITURE COMPANY WILL BE OCCUPYING A BUILDING AT 68 WEST 8TH ON OR ABOUT d II NOVEMBER 1ST OF THIS YEAR. AT THE PRESENT TIME, I' THERE IS A BICYCLE RACK IN FRONT OF e II THIS LOCATION WHICH IS CONSTRUCTED ON THE EDGE OF THE CURB IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO THE II LANE THEATRE ENTRANCE, AND IMMEDIATELY IN FRONT OF OUR NEW STORE ENTRANCE. :1 THIS BICYCLE RACK Ii IS IN VERY POOR REPAIR AND DOES NOT PRESENT A GOOD FOREGROUND I' .' FOR OUR BUSINESS LOCATION, AND FURTHER, WE FEEL THAT IT TENDS TO CAUSE A BARRIE~ BETWEEN :1 I OUR CUSTOMERS AND OUR ENTRANCE. I' " " 1 I !I IT IS OUR UNDERSTANDING THAT THIS BICYCLE RACK IS THE PROPERTY OF THE CITY OF EUGENE ., AND THEREFORE, WE SINCERELY REQUEST YOUR HELP IN ITS RELOCATION SO THAT OUR NEW BUSINESS I; " " FRONT WILL BE MORE INVITING AND ACCESSIBLE. I' I! IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SI EGENTHALER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH; ,: THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED II I; TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. ,. " I, 16 I COMMUNICATION FROM OREGON STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT - RE: PIPE LINE PERMIT WAS SUBMITTED I " t; AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I: I i "ENCLOSED KINDLY FIND TWO COPIES OF PIPE LINE PERMIT IN FAVOR OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, I' ., COVERING THE LOCATION OF A 24 (24) INCH SEWER LINE DIRECT ACROSS ONLY THE McKENZIE HIGH- I: I' WAY IN LANE COUNTY NEAR THE EAST CITY LIMIIS OF EUGENE,-AND MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED II -- " AS BEING AT MILE POINT 0.49, STATION 190 {.-50. I. I' II IF PREPARED TO YOUR SATISFACTION, PLEASE HAVE THE TWO COPIES PROPERLY EXECUTED ON II Ii BEHALF OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, AND RETURN THEM TO THIS OFFICE FOR FURTHER HANDLING. " Ii IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONOED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE I' iI AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THIS PERMIT. MOTION CARRIED. Ii . Ii ORDINANCES I: 17 Ii COUNCIL BILL No. 1757 - RE: REZONING 18TH AND FRIENDLY - WILCOX - ET AL TO R-3, MULTIPLE Ii FAMILY, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING ON JULY 12, 1954 WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. I I, I: I, IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME I, BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL I! WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. ! Ii Ii IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE :' BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION II I; CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. e ! !I IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED I ~ AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MR. GODLOVE WAS ABSENT. THE I~ I 10502. It BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED - " 18 I. COUNCIL BILL No. 1793 - RE: ZONING WEST 11TH - RR AREAS ANNEXED ON SEPTEMBER 17, 1954, I! ,I INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING ON OCTOBER I I , 1954 WAS BROUGHT ON fOR CONSIDERATION. Ii I; IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT COUNCIL BILL 1793 BE LAID ON ,I Ii '., THE TABLE; THAT THE HEARING BE CONTINUED AND THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION BE GIVEN TO THE BILL " I! ON NOVEMBER 8, 1954. Ii ,I 19 II COUNCil BILL No. 1794 - RE: AMENDMENTS TO ORDINANCE 9188 (SPECIAL SETBACKS AND ADDING I' II ANNEXED AREA), INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING ON OCTOBER I I , 1954, WAS BmOOGHf,EON FOR ,I I: .' CONSIDERATION. I; I 1 [I IT WAS MOVED BY DR: CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND , I TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND I THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. . I I I I Ii Ii e II Ii \ ~ I , - .... ,-, ,"'~. ~. r /" '-''1 ;) f",)Ui..,; e , - --- -.-- --- - -- -------- IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE 1 BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN ~INAL_ PASSAGE. ALL.COUNCiLMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MR. GODLOVE WAS. ABSENT. THE Ii BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10503. . I RESOLUTIONS,. ~ i, - - . - . . -- II 20 RESOLUTION - RE: REGULATI NG PARK I NG ON EAST 8TH AVENUE FROM MI LL TO HI GH STREET WAS II SUBMITTED AND READ. AS FOLLOWS: ! -- :/' "WHEREAS, ORDINANCE No. 10419, PASSED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE ON APRIL 26, 1954, ANDAAPPROVED BY THE MAYOR ON APRIL 27, 1954, PROVIDES THAT II PARKING'RESTR~CTIONS AN~ STOP SIGN RESTRICTIONS ON_ THE STR:ETS.Of THE CITY OF EUGENE I WHICH ARE ESTABLISHED. AFTER THE DATE Of THE P~SSAGE_ OF SAJD.9RDINANC.E SHALL ~E ESTAB- " L I SHED BY RESOLUT ION, ANI? ' , II' .. !I .. II WHEREAS, THE COMMON COUNCIL, AFTER INVESTIGATION, CONSULTATION AND STUDY, HAS , DETERM~NED THAT ADDITIONAL PARKING REGULATIONS AND STOP SIGN RESTRICTIONS SHOULD BE i ESTABLISHED, . -.' ." Ii NOIN, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, AS !i FO.LLOWS: _ " 1 .. - il I. No PERSON SHALL PARK A VEHICLE FOR A'PERIOD OF TIME LONGER THAN TWO HOURS BETWEEN ii THE HOURS OF 9:00 A.M. AND 6:00 P.M. OF ANY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAY AND. LEGAL HOLIDAYS ON il BOTH SIDES OF EAST EIGHTH AVENUE FROM MILL STREET TO HIGH STREET IN THE CITY.OF EUGENE, ill . I . OREGON. " I, IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKE~, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH, THAT THE RESOLUJION BE ADOPTED. ill MOTION CARRIED. I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY 9R. CRUMBAKER THAT THE. MEETING BE ADJOURNED II TO FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29TH AT 4:00 P.M. MOTION CARRIED. II 1.1 ./.:.:.. ,I II I, RESPECTFULL Y SUBMI TTED., !I I: . ~.-&~4L7"-~ Ii . '. ,I I . ROBERT.A. FINLAYSON, . . _ :1 : CITY MANAGER. :1 ! II ii . - II II . II III II ,. 'I . .. , il I, I' . 11 e I. II II 'I I, II 'I i. :! ]1 " o !; II II I' 'I . II -' , II ,I :1 ii I. " ~ II II :i !I " a , ~ .. ~ I :1