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Home My WebLink About12/13/1954 Meeting C\I (' l'''''' 4C~ e _u - - .- --- " -- - ... - ---- - -- -----c:------..,~----. -~-__ ---~__._-,-______.___~___ _________ ____ __________ ~___.____ , .~" -- - - - - - - - - -. p -- .-- --- - ~ - - -- ~ - -~ - - - 1 COUNCIL CHAMBERS, EUGENE, OREGON. 0 . . DECEMBER 13, 1954. . . 0 . . T~E REGULAR MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CIT~ OF EUGENE WAS HELD ON DECEMBER 13, 1954 A~ 7:30 P.M. IN THE COUNC1L CHAMBERS. . THE MEETING W~S CALLED TO ORDER BY HIS HONOR, . I MAYOR .V. E. JOHNSON WI TH THE F.OLLOWI N,G COUNC I LMEN PRESENT:, DR. CRUMBAKER, MR. GODLqvE, MR. j KOPPE,- MR. SIEGENTHALER, MR. WAT-SON, MR. OwEN. AND MR. SHEA.RER. MR. BOOTH WAS ABSENT., . . T~E MI NUTES OF THE LAST. REGULAR MEETI NG WH'I CH WAS HEL,D ON NOVEMBER 8, 18, AND 22ND, 1.954. WERE ~EAD AND APPROVED. . . . I . SILLS AGAINST THE VARIOUS CdTY DEPARTMENTS FOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBERjl954 WERE SUBMITTED AND RE~D AS FOLLOWS: . . . e . GENERAL FUND PUBLI~ EMPLOYES RETIREMENT $ 4,345.21 DA V I DSON' S BAK I N,G' COMPANY $ 0 13.75 PUBLI C. EMPLOYES RETI REMENT' S - 1,707.02. DE'S RADIO CO. . 47.91 HENRY ~. BEISTEL, TREAS. 753.79 DONALD C. DICKE~ 0 366.66 PACIFI< HOSPITAL ASS'N. 898,.25 DINTY'S TRADING POST 12.25 EUGEN~ HOSPITAL & CLINIC 21.'00 DOUBLE D PRINTI~G CO. . 20.55 1 HENRY t. BEISTEL, TREAS. 81'.50 DUNCAN .PARKING METERS CORP. 364.0'0 FIRST ~ATIONAL BANK 12.50 DUPLICATING PRO~UCTS, INC. ..55 HENRY t. BEISTEL, TREAS. ' I ,203.33 DUTCH BOY PAINTS STORE II '.28 UNITE~ FUND - LANE COUNTY 70.50 MRS. On S DYER 9.50 ORE. STATE TAX COMMISSION 712.98 EAGLE SIGNAL COR,P. 314.96 . FIRST ~ATIONAL BANK 6,787.35 [UGENE BLUEPRINT. CO. . 0 1.50 V. E. ,JOHNSON, MAYOR 100.00 EUGENE CONCRETE .PI PE & PRODUCTS 352.,48 EUG~N~ PUBLIC LIBRARY 3,364~50 EUGENE FARMERS CREAME.RY, 2.82 LAN' COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY .750.00 EUGENE ,LANE COUN.TV ASSN. OF INS. AGENTS 804.37 ORE. STATE I NDUST. Acc. COMM. 677.91 EUGENE LINEN SU~PLY 69.33 AETNA ,L I FE INSURANCE CO. . 5,222.61 ' EUGENE' OUTDOOR STORE , 35.04 I AHRE &, RICHMOND 150.00 EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY 15.60 e' AMERI~AN STEEL & SUPPLY CO. 1.04.46 EUGENE PLANING MILL . 351.14 ARMOR~ FUND - EUGENE ARMORY 50.00. EUGENE REGISTER~GUARD 16.00 ART & ~NGINEERING CENTER 17.67 EUGENL S~ND & GRAVEL CO. 231.33 ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE 5.50 EUGENE TRACTOR. IMPLEMENT CO. 1.83 ASSOCIATED PLYWOOD MILLS, INC. 85.04 EUGENE WATER & E.LECTR I C BO.ARD 6,369.72 AUTO TRUCK ALIGNING & BRAKE SERVo 32.95 EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOAR~ 83,.19 . I AVI AlI.ON WEEK AI RPORT 01 RECTORY 3.00 \ EUGENE'WELDERS S.UPPLY CO. ,43.18 I BEARING SUPPLY CO. 34.79 PATRICK M. FLYNN. . ,59.42 . HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREAS. 1,094.91 FREE METHODIST CHURCH OF EUGENE . 21.13 BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE 29.65 W. P. FULLER &: CO. 5..73 BLOOD~~ OIL BURNER SERVICE 129.19' , DRS. FURRER, McMI LAN &: PA TTON I 43..00 BOOTH-KELLY LUMBER CO. 57.6,8 :. 'A. .J. GERRARD&: .Co. 24.84 1 BRODSKY'S KAISER WILLYS SALES 117.43 GLASS SPRAY SER~ICE 35.00' BROGDON'S FEED STORE 82.00 GOETTLING SIGN CO. 15.00 BROOKLYN BOTANIC GARDEN 3.50 GRAY'S FEED & SEED CO. 2.20 BROOKS OFFICE MACHINES 94.00 GUARD .PuaLISHING COMPANY 344.80 PERCY W. BROWN & CO. 500.00 HAASE SAW SHOP . 7.00 CHAS. BRUNING 18.75 CLIFFORD C. HAIGLER 60.00 E. H. BURRELL 1.55 FRED H. HALEY . 25. 04 . L. H. .BUTCHER Co. 33.50 GEORGE,A. HALTON CO. . 25.53 e C &: SELECTRIC 708.91 ALLEN E. HAMILTON .81 " GEO. F. CAKE Co. 8'1.16 HARLEY-DAV I DSON .SALES CO. . 0 15.'75 CARLSON-HATTON & HAY, INC. 32.16 HARR MOTOR SUPPLY 25.54 CORSON SAW SHOP 9.00 HIENK& WHOLESAL&RS 41.62 CASCADE NATURAL GAS CORP. 54.24 L G. -HEL TERLI NE 16.35 CENTRAL HEATING CO. . 42.70 .HENDERSHOTT'S 2.85 . CENTRAL HEATING CO. 338.05 HENNEN-VOS PLUMBI NG & HEAlI.NG CO. 5.00 .. CENTRAL RESTAURANT SUPPLY 7.61 HOWARD HERIDER 0 . 1.50 HARRY L. CHASE - COUNTY CLERK 22.00 MR. GEORGE HORN, 5.00 CHASE PLUMBING CO. 1.00 HORN PLUMBING SERVICE .161.32 CHASE SEEDS 9.25 HORN PRINTING CO. 96.35 H. G. CHICKERING, JR. 205.00 HOWARD COOPER CQRP. 225.61 ARNE CHRISTOPHERSON 30.28 HUFFMAN'S AUTO GRINDING SERVICE 30 . 46 CIVIL SERVICE ASSEMBLY 75.00 FRED E. HUSE 70.50 CLARKE ELECTRIC Co. 7.00 INDUSTRIAL AIR'PRODUCTS 3.00 COBURN FILM SHOP '13.00 'INTERNAlIONAL ASS'N. CHIEF'S OF POLICE 15.00 I COMMERCIAL AUTO SUPPLY I 1.18 INTERNATIONAL MUNICIPAL SIGNAL ASSN. - 5.00 COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY 26.48 IRISH-McBROOM PACKING Co. 43.77 CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY CO. :7.86 I VERSO,N PAl NTS,- I NC'. ' , 22.92 Cox'S CANNERY 21.20 JESKE BROS. CONST. Co. & COAST CONST. 6,479.39 CRESSEY'S 15.45 INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL CO. INC. 7,205.03 e II I ~ I rnnq ~t)V e - ---- -- - --'-- - --- ----.-c .;-.,....... --- -'..- -_-:; --.~-- - --- ---. -.--- ---~ - - .. . -- . .' 'P ,- - - ..-- -- - - , - - , .- GENERAL FUND GENERAL FUND 1 C. M. KE-MP $ 355.50 W. O. SHOEMAKER $ 38.00 KENDALL MOTOR CO. 113.05 SILVA CHEVROLET CO. 117.70 KEUFFEL & ESSER CO. \ .58 WILLIS H. SMALL FEED CO. 19.50 KOKE-CHAPMAN CO. 86.86 SMEED SOUND SERVICE 241.00 R., E. LAFFERTY & SONS 138.42 BERNIE SMITH, DISTRIBUTOR . : 29.99 LANE- GRAVELCOMPA'NY . I I 6 ;50 STANDAR~ OIL CO. OF CALIF. . 3.9 . 38 LANE PART& COMPANY . 3.09 STEPHENS PLAN.I NG MI LL - 7.70 JOHN LAURILA 6.00 TOMMY'S PAINT POT 9.83 A. W~ LEO 27.24 TRAFFIC SAFETY SUPPLY CO. 2.20 RAY LINDBERG 24.50 TROWBRIDGE ELECTRIC CO. 67.00 LOGGERS CHAIN SAW 2.40 VALLEY IRON & STEEL CO. 129.75 KAYE' LOOMIS -ADVERTISING 5.00 VALLEY STAT10NERY CO. .26.15 LOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE 200.00 VALLEY TENT & AWNING CO. : 26.70 ED LORENCE CO. 19.04 VANCO 27.75 HENRY LOWRY 7.50 VAPOR CHEMICAL CO. 57.12 e MCCORMICK & CO., INC. 97.10 VITUS MACHINE SHOP 30.00 MCCRACKE~ BROS. MOTOR FREIGHT 11.70 JO'HN WARREN . 10.00 McELPATRI~KS H & M RIBBON 142.35. JOHN WAR'REN HARD,WARE CO. 46.3~ McKENZIE niL CO. 1,603.07 WESTWOOD FURNI SH.I NGS - 1.1 .55 ED MATH I E,SON ' 50.85 WI GGI'N,S CO., I NC,. : 148.00 . MAY & MEAD CO. 29.50' WILLAMETTE STATIPNERS 113.85 MI DGLEY'S, . 39.59 WILLAMETTE VALLE,Y PAPER CO. . 5.6.46 1 GEORGE H.. MI LLER SHEET METAL 8.50 WILL I AMS BAKERY, 69.4:4 MONTGOMER.Y WARD 77.85 WI LSON' S ROYAL WH I TE RABB I TRY. .5.88 MOORE BUSINESS FORMS, INC. 548.25 WILMER WALTON . 2.10 MOORE'S MO~ION PICTURE SERVICE A.OO WILL & JOHNSON 18.75, MOORE STE~L SERVICE CO. INC. 1.98 WI.LTSHIRE'S . 44.37 HOTEL MUL,TNOMAH 20.60 WOODBURY - EUGEN.E 19.6,0 . NATIONAL nFFICE MANAGEMENT ASSN. 25.00 ' BROOK T. YOUNG - 40.00 N I ELDS SE-AFOODS' , 5.86 ZELLERBACH PAPER CO. . 35.05 R. W. N'I SSON 18.50 HENRY F. BEISTEL . . . 150.00. NUDELMAN -BROS. 212.29 HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREAS. - 18,141.02 NURNBERG -SCI ENTI F I C 4.00 EQUIP. REVOLVING 105.00 ORCHARD AUTO PARTS CO. -9.50 . CENTRAL HEATI NG .CO. . 43.39 :- OREGON EGG PRODUCERS 76..35 ' MOTOROLA COMM. ~ ELECTRONICS, INC. 2,725.71 OREGON F~UIT COMPANY . 9.55 T. C. WILDISH . 802.58 OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY . 46.48 . ! PACIFIC ~RUIT & PRODUCE CO. 1.60 GENE.RAL DOG FUND PAC. NW SEWAGE & INDUST. . WASTES ~SSOCIATION . 18.00 HARRY L. CHASE, ~ANE COUNTY CLERK 24.40 PACIFIC In. & TEL. Co. 862.76 . . PACKER-SCOTT CO. 51.12 GENERAL BOND, INTf:REST . PAPE BROS. 7,9.81 . - - RUSSELL &. PECKHAM 60.00 HENRY ~~, BEISTEL, TREAS. 425.'00 JOHN PENNINGTON 250.00 HENRY F. 8EISTEl, TREAS. . 2,515.00 PENNISTON LEATHER STORE 7.50 ; . - - 1 PETTY CASH 68.38 SPECIAL SEWER FUND ! ERN I E PI L-USO 5.00 : . . ELLI S RAC~KLEFF 40.00 H. C. WERNER . 6, I 24.,16 RAYMAC LUMBER COMPANY 275.00 . RETREAD T-IRE SHOP 67.20 . SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND RICHFIELD OIL CORP. 13.75 . . . . RICHFIELD OIL CORP. _ 26.13. J~NSEN LANDSCAP~NG . 2,106.QO . RAY A. ROE 266.00 . ROTO-RoOToER SEWER SERVe CO.. ',: .24.00 01 STRI.CT I MPROVEMENT FUND . - . e RUBENSTE I.NS 30.90 . MRS. GRACE RUSSELL 10.68' T. C. WILDISH - 3,394.29 SACRED H6A~T GENERAL HOSPITAL 10.50, T. C. .WI LDI SH . - 23,676.21 A. B. SCARLETT 12.26 : --JESKE BROS. & COAST CONST. CO. . ,17, I 37.98 GEORGE SCHAEFER'S T1.RE CO.-- 2.00 ARMSTRONG & HAUGEN . 3,62e.57 SCHARPF'S :TWIN OAKS BLDRS. 18.43 . SCHOOL' DI-STRICT #4 50.00 . SCOBERT BLDG. MATERIAL CO. I .20 . . _____ _ u___ SECRETARY. OF STATE 50.00 . SHER KHAN .25.04 . I .' . . . IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED ~Y MR. GODLOVE THAT THE BILLS AS SUBMITTED AND READ BE APPROVE~AND THE~~ROPER Gliy. OFFICE~~ BE I~STRUCTED TO DRAw UP THE. NECESSARY. WARRANTS. ROLLCALL 'VOTE. MOTION,CARRIED. . I I . . . 2 THE .r'OLlOWI NG MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTH.4'ATES WERE SUBMI TlED: .. . . . . - . . . . . . ! . e ~ ,--'!- ,'-'\ { ., 4~1. e , , - --ll- "- .n _ .__ ,_n -~.. ~ - . -- -. .. .. ---- ..-..,+.,..- , - - . ~ __ o. _ - I C & S ELECTRIC COMPANY I ST AND FI NAL fOR WI DENI NG THE EAST SI DE Of CHA'RNEL TON' STRE'ET FROM 8TH AVENUE TO 9TH AVENUE fROM 17TH fEET TO 21 . fEET - $218'-14., JESKE BROTHERS AND COAST CONSTRUCTION C0. . 2ND FOR TRUNK LINE SEWER - RIVERVIEW Sr:WER - DISTRI-CT No. I - $17;070.59. . H. C. WERNER 3RD FOR'~UMPING STAtiON - RIVERVIEW SECTION'I - :'$1,853.95. - - T. C. WILDISH 3RD FO~ ~ANITARY SEWER IN AREA BOUNDED BY POTTER STREET AND WATKINS ROAD FROM 32ND to 40TH AVENUE - $21,386.25. INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY . 3RD AND fiNAL fOR EXCAVATION AND GRADING - AMAZON PARK - $464.66. . I IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE ESTIMATES, AS SUBMITTED AND READ BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OffiCERS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW UP THE NECESSARY WARR'ANTS. R6LLCALL VOTE. MOTl ON CARR I ED. - . REPORTS OF OFFICERS I 3 A REPORT Of THE CITY MANAGER - RE: ICMA CONfERENCE; MONTHLY REPORTS; BALLOT BOXES; FI RE STATION SITE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ As fOLLOWS: "I HAVE RECEIIITLY RETURNED fROM ATTENDI NG THE 40TH ANNUAL CONFERENC'r' Of' THE I'NTER- NATIONAL CITY MANAGER'S ASSOCIATION IN ST. PETERSBURG, FLORIDA. THERE WERE 425 MANAGERS fROM 41 'STATES, ALASKA AND CANADA 'I N ATTENDANCE. OTHER THAN EUGENE, CITIES IN OREGON 'WERE REPR'ESENTED BY CONVI LLE, CORVA'LLI S; GA'RDNER, FOREST GROVE; BOTCH, PENDLETON; BRUNTON, MILTON-FREEWATER AND PORTER, GRANTS PASS~ . I IN DISCUSSING OUR RESPECTIVE CITIES WiTH OTHER MANAGERS, IT WAS-ENLIGHTE~ING T6 f~ND OUT THAT THE CI TY Of EUGENE' HAS MANY POL'-CI-ES THAT OTHER CI TI ES DO NOT HAVE AND ARE 'STRI VI NG it -I TO PUT INTO EffECT. THE ONE PANEL DISCUSSION THAT WAS ATTENDED BY THE LARGEST NUMBER Of MAN~GERS WAS "TRENDS IN PLANNj~G". IN THI'S 01 SCUSSI:ON I TWAS BROU'GHT OUT THAT ALL 'C'I TI ES ARt HAVING THEIR UPS AND DO~NS WIT~ THt PROBLEM Of ZONING AND IN MY OPINION, THE CI TV Of , E UGE N'E IS AS WELL -Off AS MOST Of THE OTHER CITIES. ON 'THE WHOLE, THE CONfERENCE WAS THE'BE.T tHAT I ~AVE ATTENDED, AND I, HAVE TWO COPIES OF THE AGENDA WHICH ARE AVAILABLE TO ANY COUNCILMAN WHO WISHES TO STUDY THE PROGRAM. THE VALUE )01" B'UI LDI NG PERMI TS I SSUED fOR THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER AMOUNTED TO $298,658 WHICH IS A LITtLE LESS THAN DOUBLE FOR THE SAME MONTH A Y~AR AGO. . THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED ~9 CALLS IN N6vEMBER CONSISTING Of - DWELLINGS- ~i; I OffiCE, HOSPITAL AND SCHOOLS - 6; M~RCANTILE - 2; BRUSH - I; CARS A'ND TR'ASK - 12; 'fALSE ALARMS - 2; SMOKE SCARE - I; ASSISTANCE - 2 AND RURAL - 6. . . ON EACH OF YOUR DESKS IS ~ COpy Of THE POLICE REPORT WHICH YOU CAN STUDY ~T YOUR LE I SURE. I WI'SH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE nESIGNATION Of DECEMBER 15TH AS "SAfE DRIVING DAY." So 'FAR ~HIS ~EAR~ WE HAVE HAD'736 ACCIDENTS WITH 91 'INJURIES AND NO fATALITIE'S AGAINST 825 ACCiDENTS', 131 I~JURIES AND 7 FATALITIES fOR THE SAME PERI~D A YEAR 'AGO. TODAY, WE HAVE GOND 448 DAYS WITHOUT A FATALITY.' e . ON EACH OF YOU~ DESKS'yOU WILL fiND THE fiNANCIAL REPORT fOR THE fiRST THREE MONTHS Of THE BUDGET YEAR. THIS REPORT HAS BEEN PREPARED ON THE BASIS Of OUR NEW FUNCTIONAL BUDGET. AfTER LOOKING THIS OVER, WE ARE OPEN fOR ANY REMARKS OR SUGGESTIONS YOU CARE TO MAKE. A NUMBER Of THE CITY BALLOT BIXES THAT HAVE BEEN-USED IN PREVIOUS CITY ELECTIONS .OUR I NG THE PAST YEAR 01' TWO ARE STI LL SEALED AND LOCKtO. ,WE BECIEVE THAT"t~ERE IS SOME E'LECTi ON MATER'I AL I N THESE BOXES SUCH AS fORMS', PENC'I LS, INK, AND OTHtR MATERIAL THAT CAN BE USED IN FUTURE ELECTIONS. I THEREFORE REQUEST PERMISS~ON Of THE COUNCIL TO OPEN THESE BOXES SO AS TO MAKE USE OF THIS MATERIAL fOR COMING ELECTIONS. , , MY OFFICE HAS MADE FURTHER I'NVESTI GATI ON I NTO THE MATTER Of A S I'TE f'OR tHE SOU'TH' SIDE fiRE STATION AND MAKES THE RECOMMENDATION THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVE THE LOCATION Of THIS ST~TION OF LOT 4, BLOCK 8, SECOND ROSEDALE ADDITION. THIS IS AN 80' X 220' PARCEL OF 'GROUND d, N TH'E NORTHEAST CORNER Of THE DUNN SCHOOL PROPERTY ON 33RD 'AVENUE. 1 . . - . : e " .....1 --_. r C"ileq r .G~~ e -.---------:---::-~-_--_____,--- -- -_... ---------~- - ---- --~-- ~._- _ _ -O:'~-7-~-.:- -c---::- :..----=-=-----.~_: -- -- -- ~- --- - -___ _ __ _______. ___ - ---"- ... . . ~ -- _ .-.. - -- --~ -- _.-- _ ___.- __.... .__ _ ___ _.u ~ _. - . - - - -- I TIS ALSO THE RECOMMENOATION or THE PLANN' NO COMMI 551 ON, AS A RESUL T or. ITS. 1 DELIBE~ATlONS ON DECE'MBER 7TH-THAT THI.S SITE BE SECURED FOR THE SOU"!,H':SIDE' S'!',ATION. ' I F THESE RECOMMENDATIONS ARE ACTED UPON' FAVORABL~ B~ THE (OUNCI L~THE'N-IT'I 5 ,A FURTHER RECOMMENDATION THAT THE COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THE PURCHASE OF THIS PARCEL OF LAND FROM SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.4 FOR $1,600.00 WHicH PRICE'I)S'ARRIVED AT BY MUl.TIPLYINCi THE:'-' FRONTAGE OF 80 F~ET .BY THE RATE qF $20.0Q .PER ~FOOT~I t ,IS: UR,GED' THAT' i MMEQI AtE ACTION BE TAKEN ON THIS MATTER SO THAT WORK ON THE STATION MAY PROCEED WITHOUT DELAY." I T WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, $.ECQNDED BY,MR. GODLOVE THAT THE REPORT ,OF, THE CI TY MANAGER BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. I,T WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDEQ BY MR~ GODLOVE THAT 'I NMAKI NG AN' QFF~'R 'TQ THE SCHOOL BOARD ON THE SITE FOR THE SOUTH SIDE FIRE STATION THAT IT BE C~EA~LY UN6ERSTooti'IN--' SUBMITTING THE OFFER THAT IT IS MADE WITHOUT REFERENCE TO ANY OTHER PROPERTY UNDER CONSIDERA- TION BY THE SCHOOL DISTRICT AND THE CITY FOR TRADE OR SALE FOR OTHER PURPOSES. MOTION' CARR I ED. ... - - " ' - . ... ' .. - .. REPORTS OF COMMI TTEES ~.. . . . 4 . 4 A REPORT OF THE PUBL I C WORKS COMMI TTEE MEETI NG IiElQ NOVEMBER 26T1i,I 954.. - :~E:' R~QUEST OF MR. AND MRS. JOHN HOUSER; REQUEST OF RAY D. WARD; REQUEST OF NANCE H. FINLAYSON; AND OFFER OF DAVE VAN FOSSEN WAS SUBMITTED AND READ'AS FOLLOWS: "PRE'SEtIlT: .MA-YORJOH~SON; COUtIlCILMEN ~RUMBAKElh lOPPE, AND $1-EGENTI1ALER;' CI1Y 1 MANAGER; CITY ENGINEER AND CITY RECORDER. :l:HE.eUBLIC WOR,KS COMMI"FI."EE MET ON F~'I:DAY, .. .. , NOVEMBER 26, 1954 TO STUDY AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS ON FOUR MATTERS THAT WERE REFERRED ~.~ TO THE COMMI TTEE. ' , .... , .. ..--::' .. ,-- .. . - .. . . . - I. REQUEST:q~ MR. AND MRSr JO~N HoqSER - R~. LOT AT 2880 ONYX ~TRE~T - T~I~ REQUEST WAS -AGAIN CONSI,DERED ~Y THE C-OMMI TTE.EI N THE 'LI~':fT OF I NF~~MATI ONSECUR,ED AT THE LAST COUNCI L MEETI NG'.' AFTER 0 I SCUSSI NG I T FURTH~R..AND~.EV I EW'I NG .:THE FI LE or::' CORRES.PO~~E:NCE IT IS THE FEELING OF THE COMMITTEE THAT MORE DEFINITE INFORMATION TO ESTABLISH TIME OF ANNEXATION At.iD TH,E EXACT TIME OF ZONI.NG OF: ,THIS :~ROPER,T''l'':IS NEEDED. :I:T 1-5, ,THEREFORE THE RECOMMENDAT'ION THATT-HIS MAT-TER BE- R.E.T:~I.t:'ED I,N COMMI TTEE FOR FUR.THER STUDY,. : -.- - - - ,. ... ~. . -:- "- - . . . ~~ 2. ", RE'QUE'ST- OF -RAY 6. \\lARD ,- RE:, ~,;PRO.~ERTY ~'T 1:15q 13foH AYENUE WEST -' THIS W,AS A, . . RE:QUEST' F:ORPERMISSION TO ADD.oN 'ANOTHE~ APARTME;'NT'.-U,NIT TO A FOUR UNIT,HOUSE ,AT 1150 13TH AVENUE WEST WHI CH I S LOCATED I.N, AN :RA, O,-!TER RESI DE;'NTI AL ZONE. _ _ THE,COM~I TTEE INSPECTED THE PROPERTY AND LEARNED FROM THE OWNER THAT HE PLANNED THE EXTENSION ON THE -REAR OF THE LOT ~WI THOUT A.NYSUBST-A~T.I AL ,CItAN.GE PLANNED FOR: THE .,F~ONT OF ,THE BUILDING.': ". .. IT IS','THE RECOMMENDATION ,OF THE COMMITTEE,. ,51 NC'E THE PROP~~TY IS IN AN RA--zONE THAT IT,BE SUGGESTEQ TO MR.'\o!ARD--THATHE.FILE EITHE~ A FORMAL' A'p,PI"I<;~T-I-C~~ FOR. A ~E,ZONING TO MULTIPLE FAMILY USE OR A VARIANCE TO PERMIT THE SPECIFIC USE INTENDED FOR THE PROPERTY. IT - IS AWSO THE -RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMI 'tTEE : THAT SUCH APPL'I CAT-! ON 'WHEN :RECE I.VED BE ,REFERRED. TO THE PLANNING.COMMISSION-FOR- A,RE'PORT. - 1 3. REQUEST OF'NANCE H. FI'NLAYSON ET OTHER~' - RE: "V~CA;ION OF A PORTION 'OF -COLUMBIA STREET BETWEEN 22ND ','AND 23RD AVENUE :~THE 'LOCATION OF TH,IS PROPOSED "VACATI O,N WAS I N- ....'.'" SPECTED ,BY:THE COMMnTEE. THE REQUEST 'I S FOR THE' VA'CATI ON '01: ,T,HE: p,ORTI:ON ,OF .THE .RI'GHT- OF-WAY ON THE WEST 'SID~ WHICH IS:WEST OF THESID[WALK. TH[;StT~ATIO~ IS .THAT THE :34 FOOT STREET'WAS~ONSTRUCTED SOMEWHAT EAST OF THt,CE~TER'6F:THE 66 ~OOT RIGHT OF ,WAY AND THAT THE PROPERTY OWNERS lO~~E:WEST BUILT HOM[S QUITE CLOSE TO T~E ,RIGHT O~ WAY S~ ~HAT' THE FRONT YAROS ARE LOCATED IN THE STREET RIGHT OF WAY. THE PRESENT OWNERS AND ONE PROS- ~ PECTlVE':OWNER'ARE :ASKING FOR A VACATION OF APPROXP~ATELY ,'TE,N .FEET OF:' THE WEST SIDE Of .- ,THE STREET, RIGHT OF WAY. .. ',- . IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE REQUEST BE DENIED. . ,4.':0I"'FER- 'OF DAVE VAN FqSSEN TO'PURCHASE,'A ({ITY-OWNE'D,:I,.OT ~t';24TH,:PLACE,AND HIGH STREET- THECOMMITTE'E I,NSPECTED THE t.OT ON _'THE SOUTH,WES,!" C(?RNER OF 24"fH PLA~E:AND HI ~H ST-REETS 'AND QI5CUSSED THE PROPOSAL WI 1:HTHE C qy MANAGER :AND ,CITY ENGI NEE~ ~ NTHE, LIGHT .OF "THE .'IMPROVE~E~T-OF HIGH,STREET.-: -- . .": " . '" - - IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE CITY CONTINUE TO HOLD THIS LOT AT LEAST UNTI L'THE FINAL PL:AN HAS BE'EN ADOPTED ,FOR THE EX,TENS I ON A~D I to:1~ROVEME;'NT OF HIGH ST~EET.'" .... -- ; :: . - - . .. IT WAS MOVED BY DR:. CRU,",BAKER, S~CONQED BY MR.-GODLOVE TI:tAT- ,THE .-REPORT'OFTHE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. 1 5 A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON DECEMBER 6, 1954 - RE: REQUEST OF " MR. AND MRS. JOHN HOUSER; CHARGE FOR' EXISTING OUTSIDE SE~ER CONNECTIONS; POLICY ON THE MECHANICS' OF ASSESSING THE ONE-HALF CENT PER SQUARE FOOT FOR SEWERS; CONCRETE VS. ASPHALTIC CONCRETE FOR SIDEWALK CONSTRUCTION AND CONSIDERATION OF RECOMMENDATIONS ON CIVIC CENTER WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: e// ~ h.Jvi) e .. , .' ~., JI - ._- --~- __ ______m_ ___~_____ - ---.-- -- -- ~- -- ~-~ __~ ,t~~_, ul -- . ..:;- --. , . 0.._-_- ..___.__ _ ____ "PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, KOPPE, GODLOVE AND SIEGENTHALER; CITY ATTORNEY; CITY ENGINEER AND CITY RECORDER. MR. TOM JAQUES OF THE EUGENE REGISTER I GUARQ WAS ALSO PRESENT. A NU~BE~'OF ITEMS WERE GIVEN'CONS~DERATION BY TH~ PUBLICWO~~' COMMITTEE AT THIS MEETING. THOSE THAT WE~E ACTED UPON BY THE COMMITTEE ARE AS.FOLLOWS: I . REQUEST OF.MR. AND MRS. JOHN H. HOUSER RE~ARDING PROPERTY LOCATED:AT 2880 ONYX STREET. THfSREQUEST IS FOR P~RMISSION TO USE THE SMALL HOUSE WHICH IS ,THE SECOND HOUSE LOCATED AT 2880 ONYX ,STREET FOR 'RESIDENCE PURPOSES AND TO,OO CERTAIN REMODELING ON THE j,fOUSE. .... . . . THE FACTS IN THIS CASE APPEAR TO BE THAT MR. CASEBEER, THE FORMER OWNER, CONSTRUCTED THE BUILDiNG IN QUESTION AS A DOUBLE GA~AG~ IN 1946 PRIOR TO T~E ANNE~AT.O~'OF'T~~.AREA I NTO THE CITY, OF EUGENE. " THE..ARE~, INCLUDING THE PROPERTY AT 2880 ONYX:STREET~'WAS' ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF EUGENE IN QCTOBER ,OF 1947. THE' TERRITORY, INCLUDING:T~IS PROPERTY, e IN THE ANNEXATION WAS NOT ZONED UNTIL A COMPREHENSIVE ZONING ORDINANCE WAS PASSED ON JUNE 29, 1948. tROMTHE FACTS AVAILABlE AT PRESENT IT APPEARS THAT MR. CASEBEER, WITHOUT THE BENEFIT OF, A BUILDING PERMIT, UNDERTOOK THE REMODELING OF THIS BUILDING INTO A RESIDENCE BUILDING IN THE SUMMER' OF "948 FINISHING IT'IN THE FALL OF 1948. SUBSEQUENTLY 'BOTH THE ORI~IN~L HOUSE :AND THE ~EMODElED GARAGE BUILDING WERE PURCHASED, BY MR. AND MRS. HOUSER TO BEcUSED AS RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY. - 1 AFTER SOME DISCUSSION THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE FORMULATED THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDA- TION:' (I ) THAT MR. AND MRS. HOUSER~FILE A VARIANCE FOR THE LAND USE INTENDED FOR THIS PROPERTY ,AND IT IS RECOMMENDED TO THE COUNCI'L THAT THE VARIANCE BE REFERRED TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR A REPORT.' 2., CHARGE FOR EXISTING OUTSIDE SEWER CONNECTIONS' - THE.PUBLIC WOR~S COM~ITTEE ALSO CONSIDERED THE SUBJECT OF 'THE ANNUAL 'CHARGE NOW MADE 'TO CERTAIN PROPERTIES L~C~TEDriui- SIDE'THE CITY,FOR CONNECTIONWITHuTHE,CITY'S SEWER SYSTEM, THE PROPERTIES IN QUESTION ARE~THOSE '180R 20 PROPERTIES LOCATED ON WEST SECOND AVENUE AND ON.CITYV~EW'STREEi T~~T WERE CONNECTED TO THE CITY SEWER SYSTEM PRIOR TO THE TIME THAT THE ORDINANCE WAS REPEALED WHICH-PROVIDED FOR SUCH CONNECTIONS. .' THE ANNUAL CHARGE FOR THESE CONNECTION$'FOR OUTSIDE PROPERTY HAD BEEN $9.00 PER YEAR AND THIS IS THE RATE THAT IS NOW BEING PAID BY THE OWNERS OF THESE PROPERTIES. THE COMMITTEE FEELS THAT YHIS CHARGE OF $9.00 ,PER YEAR',IS ENTIRELY INAPEQUATE FOR'THIS SERVICE. IT IS THEREFORE A RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE ANNUAL CHARGE,TO THE 9WNERS OF THESE PROPERTIES LOCATED OUTSIDE THE CITY LIMITS WHICH ARE NOT CONNECTED TO THE SEWER SYSTEM BE INCREAS~D TO $50.00 PER YEAR WITH'PA~~ENT TO B~IN ADVAN~E OF~THE ,YE.~ 6t SER- VICE., IT:IS ALSO THE RECOMMENDATION ,OF T~E COMMITTEE,THAT',TH~ COUNCIL EST~BLIS~ 1HIS CHANGE BY ORDINANCE ANP THAT THE APPROPRIATE ,CITY OFFIC1.AL GIV~ SUCH NOTICE TO THE OWNERS OF THESE PROP~RTIES INDICATING, THE DATE WHE~ THIS CHARGE ,WILL BECOME EFFECTIVE. 3. POLICY ON THE MECHANI,CS.OF ASSESSING THE ONE-HALF CENT'PER ,SQUARE FOOT FOR SEWERS _ THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THIS SUBJECT BRIEFLY BUT FELT THAT F~RrHER ~,NFORMArION WAS 1 NEEDED AND THEREFORE IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THIS MATTER BE RETAINED:IN THE COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER~CONSIDERATION.- . --. . , . .-- ... , ' , , , 4. CONCRETE VS. ASPHALTIC CONCRETE FOR CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS - THE COMMITTEE DIS- CUSSED THIS SU6JECT WHICH HAD BEEN, REFERRtD TO, IT,PREVIOUSLY BY T~E COUNCIL AND REVIEWED THE LETTER FROM THE BUILDING AND.CONSTRUCTION TRAQES-COUNCIL OF EUGENE AND ALSO,THE LETTER AND MATERIAL FROM THE ASPHALT INSTITUTE. IT IS THE FEELING OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THERE ISc'NO NEED AT PRESENT TO CONSlDER ,CHANGING THE STANDARDS ANQ SPECIFICATIONS SET UP e FOR THE SIDEWALK AND.ALLEY CONSTRUCTIQN. THE POLICY"AT PRESENT IS THAT SIDEWALKS AND ALLEYS BE CONSTRUCTED OF CEMENT CONCRETE. IT IS THEREFORE THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE..THAT NO CHANGE BE MADE IN:THE PRESENT POLICY WITH RESP~CT TO CONSTRUCTION OF SIDEWALKS AND ALLEYS OR I N THE REPAI R,'OF SI DEWAI;KS. ' 5. 'CONSIDERATION OF RECOMMENDATIONS ON CIVIC CENTER - THE PUBLIC WOR~S COM~ITTEE GAVE SOME DISCUSSION TO THE SUB~ECT'OF'THECIVIC.CENTER PROGRAM BUT"DID NOT FORMULATE A'RECO- MMENDATION FOR PRESENTATION TO THE COUNCIl; AT'THIS'TIME. IT'WAS'THE EXPRESSION OF ONE OR TWO OF THE MEMBERS PRESENT AT THE MEETI NG THAT THE COUNC I L SHOULD COQPERATE'I N. THE SUPPORT OF A CIVIC CENTER PLAN BUT THAT THE IMPLICATIONS OF ADOPTING AN OVER-ALL PLAN . . SHOULD BE CAREFULLY THOUGHT OUT. BEFORE TAKING SUCH'ACTION. -, . . -. , ".. . IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE.COMMITTEE THAT THIS MATTER BE'RETAINED IN THE COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER STUDY SINCE THERE MAY BE SOME DEVELOPMENTS WITHIN THE NEXT FEW DAYS THAT'MIGHT BE WELL TO CONStDER PRIOR'TO GETTING ACTION ON'THE CIVIC CENTER PROGRAM." ') , . ' , ' .. , . , ' ~.. . r I ' , -, 1 IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE REPORT OF TH~ PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. e ~ r . ')9;?, t:"'; '-.t e -:. ~-:-. -: -:.-_-:... ---.:::-:::-::.--;:;-- -- "I ' - -- --~ --- - - - - ~ -- - - . - -- --- -~.-~.-- _. -- -;;. . "-- . ,,~ 6 A REPORT OF THE AI~PORT AND PUciLIC SAFETY CbMMITTEES MEETiNG'HELD'6~"NoViMB~~~~~;~i~~~- RE: - REQUEST OF CORPsor"ENGINEERS; APPLICATION OF,VESTAM. AND H. 'P~WADE AND APPLicATION OF:FREDA V.BAIRD WAS"~UBM~TTEb A~D READ A~~FOLLOWSj . ,-- ..- <:, "PRESENT: COUNCI (MEN GODLOVE, S'I EGENT,H.AL.ER;WATSON'AND S,HEARER; Clt.y MANA.GER; . CITY ATTORNEY; TRAFFIC ENGINEER AND THE~CITY RECORDER. PRESENT ALSO AT~tHE MEETING WERE COUNCIlMEN~ELECT' HARTMAN AND SHISLER AND COLONEL'DAILY'OF THE-UNiVERSITY~Or~ OREGON. THREE ITEMS WERE LISTED ON THE COMMITTEE AGENDA FOR CONSIDERATION Ai THE MEETI NG. I. REQUEST"OF THE COipS~OF ENGINEERS, :U. S. ARMY FOR THE RIGHT TO LAND TRANSIENT- MI L I TARY AI RCRAFT AT MAHLON' SWEET AI RPORT' AND: FOR L'-MI TED':FLI GH"r TRAINI NG! PURPOSES BY THE AIR FOR~E ROTC DEPART~EN~'AT'T~EUNIVERSli~. IT WAS EX~LA"~Eri ~y7THE CIT~' MANAGER THAT THE RIGHTS REQUESTED BY THE' UN! TED-'Si ATES' AI R FORCE 'WOULD ':BE TO COVER tHE e 'USE 'OF' THE MAHLON :SWEET Ai RPORi< FOR 7 oecAsi' ONAL' LAND I NGS':BY- Mi LfTARY A I RCRAFT' BASED IN THE N~RtHWEST'AND THAT NO FACILITIES 6T~ERT~~N THE'LANDtNG F(E(D WOULD BE:USED.' :tt wAs EXPL~INED ALSO BY CO(ONEL DAILY~OF THE:UNI~ERSltY-OF OREGON T~AT THE USE OF tHE FfELD BY THE'AIR FORCE ROTC DEPARTMENT oF' THE UNIVERSity WOULD'BE VERY,NOMINAL ALSO. ,THE F"ORM OF LEASE PREPARED FOR THIS PURPOSE WAS REVIEWEb~BY THE CITV ATTORNEYAND.IT APP~AREb TO HAVE NO OBJECTIONABLE FEATURES IN IT. - ''', - 1 . IT IS THE RtCOMMENDATfoN OF THE.CoMMjTTEE~THAT THE.COUNCIL GIVE~IT~ A~P~OVAL TO THis"RE~UEST AND AUTHO~IZE THE P~OPER~CITY OFFICE~S TO tXECUTE: THE LAND LEASE 'BETWEEN THE CITY OF EUGENE AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.- ~. 2. Ap~[ICATION' OF VESTA M.'A~D-H. P~:WADE :FOR A.PACKA~E STORE, CLASS'B LICENSE - IT WAS EXPLAI NED 'TO THE COMMI TTEE'THAT THE APPLI CATION OF VESTA M'.': AND H.' P; WADE 'F'OR TWO C~ANGES OVER THE TYPE O~ LICt~SE' (PA)' ~O~:IN:EFFECT ON THESE:PREMISES'LOCATED AT 1222 WfLLAMETTEST~EET. THE FIRST IS THAT TAE'TRADE NAME ~DRIVE-IN'MARKET" ISTO BE~CHANGED TO "VESTA'S DELICATE$SEN"; THE SECONO CHANGE ISTHAT,THEY 'ARE REQUESTINQ:GREATER PRIVILEGE IN THAT THEY DESIRE TO SELL MALT BEVERAGES CONTAINING UP TO 8% OF'ALCOHOL AND WINE CONTAINING UP TO 14% ALCOHOL. THIS IS THE DlrFERENCE BETWEEN THE PB LICENSE RE- QUEST:DAND'THE PALi'CENSE NOW'I_NEFFECT. ,- ,__ -- _" '. .~ .. . ~ [T IS T~E RECOMMENDATI6N-OF THE tOM~ITTEE TH~T THE CbUNCI[ ~IV~ ApPROvAL~tO THIS APPLICATION.' .. -, --" .. - -- " ~- - - - - - 3. Ap~L~C~TioN,6F 'FREDA V. BA'-Rti DB~ "TH~ GABLE 'TAVERN"; 2841'WILLAMEtTE STREtt "FOR A 'RETAIL'MALT'BEVERAGE CLASS'A LICENSE - THis:APPLICATION CONSIDEREti BY-THE COMMITTEE PROV'I-DES FOR:A RENEWAL FOR' AN:'RMI3A i.:ICENSEWHICH IS THE SAME LICENSE WHICH i's iN EFF-ECT FOR THis EST~~LISHMENT FO~ THE YEAR '19~4. THE"SPEfl~L CO~SitiERATI0~7WITH RES~tCt to THIS LICENSE IS THAT MRS. BAIRD DESIRES TO CHANGE THE NAME OF' THE ESTABLISHMENT FROM THE - "GABLE tO~FEE SHOP" TO TH~ "GA~(E TAVERN": OTHER~~HAN THAT THERE IS"NO C~ANGE IN THE - --. -- - ~- . -". . RENEWAL OF THIS LICENSE. IT'~S THE RECOM~END~~ION OF"THE PUBLic SAFETY"COMMITTEE t~AT THE:COUNCIL'GIVE 1 APPROVAL TO THIS APPLICATION AS SUBMITTED." -- - .~ ...... ~ .-. .- I T' WAS MOVED BY MR~:WATSON, SECONDED BY MR~ Si EGENTHALER THAT I TO~: No. t OF THE Ai.RPORT AND PUBLIC SAF'ETY COMMITTEES BE--ADOPTED. MOTIO~:CARRIED. ..-- .. -- - - - - - . . 'IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY MR. -OWEN t~AT'THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT OF THE AI RPORT AND Puei.l C SAFETY COMM'ITTEES- BE ADOP~ED. --MOTrON CARRI ED.. '. ___ '. " e 7 A REPORT:OF THEPUBLIC'SAF'ETY COMMITTEE:MEETING'HELD'ON DECEMBER 13, 1954---:.Rn: POLICY ON LI QUOR APPLI CATIONS WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS': --::, , "PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; c:bUNCILMEN. 51 EGENT,HAlER, GODLOVE AND SHEARER; CI,TY . - MANA~ER; CIT~ ATTORNEY.AND CITY RECO~DER.: THE MEETING~WAS CALLED TO GIVE FURTHER CON- SIDERATION TO A POLICY TO FOlLOW'IN:THE'MATTER OF' APPROVING OR-REJECTING'LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS. -- .., -- , , ' -- - - - .. ... . I. THE WHOLE MATTER OF LIQUOR- LICENSE APPLiCATIONS WAS ~EVIEWED'ANDcOISCUSSEO. RECENT DISCUSSIONS WITH REPRESENTATIVES OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.4 AND 6THER INtERESTED ptRSONS-WE~E~AL~0~REVjEWE6., .. , -- ". - - -. - . , IT:IS T~E RECOMMENDATt6N~OF TH~--COMMfTTEE THAt tHERE BE NO'CHANGE IN THE POLICY' ON LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS WHICH WAS ADOPTED ON APRIL 26, 1954. THIS POLICY IS AS F-O(LOWS: -- . _ " 1 ' . I e ~ i n 9 ~~j~ /'. ;) t..I. e _ _ ._n_ _ __ _ _ ___ _ - -- -- - ~ - ~- - - -- ----------~--- ~-~~----~-~-~-- -- ----,--- --.-..------ ---- -- -- - .--- ---- ----_.- ---- --- ---- -~_._-~---- _ _._ __~. __ __ _ ____~_ _ __._ d . _~_~_ - -- -- - -~.r_ -- - --. --.- -..~--" ~.. - -.- --- - ------- ~.- --~ - ,... - -. - -. - - ~ - ..., - ~., - . . - ,- - . ,. ... _..- - -- - ~ .-- - -. I ' , I. ' THAT THE COMMON COUNC I L APPROVE IN PRINCIPLE THE ZONE ESTABL1SHED AROUND THE UNIVERSITY O~ OREGON BY THE OREGON LI~UOR ~ONTROL COMMISSION; AND THAT THE COUNCIL NOT RECOMMEND THE GRANTING O~ A LICENSE AT NEW LOCATIONS WHICH WOULD TEND TO DE- FEAT THE 'PURPOSE FOR WH I CH THE ZONE WAS ESTABL I SHED. : , " ., 2. . THAT: THE COMMON COUNC I L RECOGNI ZE THE PR I NC rPLE O~ 'THE ESTABL I SHED' SCHOOL DISTRICT POLICY O~ DISAPPROVING 'THE ISSUANCE O~ A. LIQUOR LICENSE TO ESTABLI,SHMENTS :A T' NEW' LOCA T IONS WITH I NAPPROX I MA TE L Y I ,000 ~EET O~, SCHOOL PROPERTY, 'AND THAT 'THE 'COUNCli TAKE NO ACTION WHICH WOULD DE~EAT THE PURPOSE FOR WHICH THIS POLICY HAS . BEEN FORMULATED AND ESTABL I SHED.lll I 2. REQUEST OF C. E. McLEAN,' DBA HAMBURGER HEAVEN FOR A 01 SPENSER'S LI CENSE - AFTER A DISCUSSION OF THIS REQUEST 'ITIS RECOMMENDED ,T.HAT C. E.' McLEAN'S APPLICATION BE APPROVED PROVIDED 'NO LIQUOR'IS SERVED ON SUNDAY:, OR BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 12:01' A.,M., AND 4:00 P.M. ON ANY WEEK DA'Y,AND PROVIDED THERE BE, NO PUBLI C ENTRANCE BETWEEN ,THEEATI NG ROOM' ON WILLAMETTE STREET AND THE REAR DINING ROOM WHERE LIQUOR IS TO BE SERVED." . e I T' WAS MOVED, ,BY MR. ,SI EGEN:rHALER,SECONDED BY 'MR. GODLOVE 'THAT THE REPORT. ,OF THE PUBLI C SAFETY CO,.,MI T:TEE'BE ADOPTED. MOTl:ON ,CARR I ED.-' , . 8 A 'RE'PORT'OF" THE HEALTH &: RECREATION," COMMI TTEE MEETING HELD' ON DECEMBER 8, '1954 .. RE: THREE SI STERS WI'LDERNESS AREA' WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ AS F',OLLOWS: - ~. . . ". .. "PRESENT': 'MAYOR, JOHNSON; (OUNCI L:MEN BOOTH, WATSON AND OWEN;CI TY ATTORNEyr 1 DIRECTOR OF PARKS ~ND RECREATION AN~ THE' CITY'RECORDER. CARL ONTHANK' AND ROBERT LEMON AND MR. JOHN PORTER WERE ALSO PRESENT.. THERE WERE T.WO ITEMS ON THE AGENDA FOR THE MEETING WHICH RESULTED IN THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS: ..-' .- _. i ..~.. . ... - " 'I .. ' THREE SI'STERS' WI LDERNESS AREA' - I T' WAS EXPLAI NED BY MR. OWEN' THATTHI SSUB'JECT OF A REDU'CTION I N THE THREE SrSTERS' WILDERNESS AREA IN SI ZE' TROM 400' SQUARE MI LES' TO 300 SQUARE MlL:ES WAS AN 'I MPORTANT: I SSUE TO EUGENE' AND ONE'THAT WASSEl NG CURRENTLY 01 SCUSSED IN VARrous LOCAL' GROUPS AND OR,GANrZATloNS. 'HE 'SPOKE IN FAVOR OF THE REDUCTION OF THE WI LDERNESS AREA ,I N' ORDER THAT :ADD:I:TI ONAL TI MBER COULD BE MADE AVAI LABLE FOR CUTTI.NG. HE STATED: THAT 'HE: FELT THAT I T WAS. I MPORTANT TO THE, ECONOMY OF THE: AREA. MESSRS. ONTHANK AND LEMON ALSO SPOKE, BUT IN BEHALF OF RETAINING THE AREA IN ITS PRESENT DIMENSIONS AND DEFERR lNG' ANY CONS I DERAT ION 'OF THE PROPOSAL UNTI L MORE ACCURATE INFORMATION WAS AVAIL- .' ' ABL'E. THEY WERE 'OPPOSED TO ANY DEPRECIATION OF" THE RECREATION RESOURCES OF THE AREA SO THAT FUTURE NEEDS COULD NOT BE MET. . IT 'IS TH~RECOMMENDATION'OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE' COUNCI~ TAKE NO ACTION ON ~HE 'SUBJECT AT THIS TIME MAINLY BECAUSE IT APPEARS THAT THE SUBJECT IS NOT A MATTER FOR COUNCI L ACT'ION. '2. REQUEST OF MR. J. P. PORTER - RE~ - OPERATION OF A CONCESSION STANO IN SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK. IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT MR. PORTER'WAS UNDER CONTRACT WITH THE CITY FOR: OPERATION OF A CONCESSION STAND IN SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK FROM MAY 15TH THROUGH OCT~BER, 1954, AND AS A PART OF THE CONTRACT HE WAS TO PAY THE CITY $220.00 PLUS 4% 'OF HIS',GROSS SALES OVER AND ABOVE $5,500.00. MR. PORTER PAID THE $220.00 BUT NO PERCENTAGE WAS PAID 1 SI.NCE THE SALES FOR THE PERIOD AMOUNTED TO ONLY $2:,545.60. .. TH~'SUBJ~CT'MATTER BEFORE THE"'COMMITTEE' WAS A LETTERF'ROM MR~ PORTER REQUESTING CONSI:DERAJION FOR~'A REFUND'OF $118.18,WHICH IS 4% OF THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN $5.,50,0.00 AND $2,545.60. MR. PORTER EXPLAINED THAT THE WEATHER AN~' THE STRIKE HAD AN ADVERSE EFFECT ON'THE"SALES AND THAT F,OR, THIS"REASON HE,.IS' REQUESTlNGCONS'IDERATION FOR A REFUND OF $118.18 OF THE $220.00 PAID TO THE CITY. e ' THE COMMI TTEE 'W.AS' ADY,I SEDBV THE CI TV, ATTORNEY THAT BOTH THE 'C I TY AND' MR'.' PORTER I ENTERED 'I NTO A"BI NDI NG .cONJRACT, ON' THI S CONCESSI.ON' OPERATION AND THAT' I l' SHOULD NOT' BE SE T :AS I DE'. ' , .. ' , ..- . " ,. , : , IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE CITY MAKE NO REFUND BUT THAT THE COUNCI L ALLOW: MR.: PORTER' ,TO STORE: HI S CONCESSION STAND IN. POSI TI ON UNTI L MAY I, 1955 PROVIDED HE KEEPS HIS INSURANCE' IN: FORCL AND ~ROVIDED' THAT'HE AGREE 'TO MOVE THE STANO AT ANY TIME ON TWO W~EKS ~OTI~E. ,'. t : ,.. " , ' , ~ i " , , . . ' 3. COTTAGE IN SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK - IT WAS EXPLAINED BY MR. MATSLER, DIRECTOR OF' PARKS AND RECRE:ATION .THA:r SI:NCETHE'CITY,TOOK'OVER',THE RECREATION ROOM:OF THE SKINNER'S BUTTE VILLA THAT IT HAS BEEN SOMEWHAT OF A PROBLEM TO DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN THE VILLA RECREATrON ROOM,AND SKI'NNER'S ~UTTE COTTAGE ~ITH RESPECT TO DESIGNATION BY' NAME~ MR. MATSLER ~UGGESTED THA~THE NAME OF SK1NNER'S BUTTE 'COTTAGE' BE OFFIClALLY CHANGED TO "THE FRED 'LAMB ,RECREATI ON COTTAGE" HONORI NG THE LATE FRED LAMB WHO WAS A, LONG TI ME CITY PARK' EMPLOYE AND A' FORMER'CITY COUNCILMAN'WHOSE CH1EF' lNTEREST WAS THE CITY PARKS. . . ~ ~ . t I " ' . ,., .. l' ._.. .. . " I '. , , I TIS THE RECOMMENDA:TI ON ,OF' THE COMMI TTE'E THAT THE NAME .CHANGE' AS SU;GGESTED BE APPROVED." IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE REPORT OF THE HEALTH AND RECREATION COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOT! ON CARR I ED. e ~ r296 e -- -----=----- ---- ~ ~--;-::--:..:- :::-::---c----------~-: --. ~__.___:_~~= ::--_---~--;_;;__-.__:-_--;-_:::.:_:__"7.- ~-c .,....-::"r-~-::-~~ .~--'----_-:--~--_---:- ~",,""""~--"~~-~-~~-~~'~- ~---- -~_-=-- -----=------:----.- -. -~~~.~-:-- -::,-_-.~--_--'-';'':.~~--: - -.-->-:-.~ -~_._--;-:--_~_.--..,.-- ---c--- --=-_7 .- , --- - . - - . -. ~ .. -- - - .., ., - .-- --- - - --------- 9 A- REPORT'\ Of: THE HE'ALTH' & RECRE/(TION COMMI TTEE ME'ETI NG' HELD ON DECEMBER '.I 0;' 19541 - RE: I A I R POLL.:UTlON~ WAS SUBMI TTEO ~ANO READ' AS" F'OLLOWS:' - -- " '.1": . -, I . ...... f,' - " '" " , - - "PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCI'LMEN' BOOTH, WATSON, OWE N, CRUMBAKER, 'KOPPE AND COUNCILMAN-ELECT HARTMAN; DIRECTOR Of PARKS AND RECREATION AND CITY RECORDER. 'ALso PRESENT'WERE REPRESENTATIVES',Of RESI'OE'NTSON:'THE>WES.:r::SIDE OF', THE CITVr MRS. F.oRD Of . THE LEAGUE', 'Of WOMEN VOTERS; MR.' FRED" BRENNE! Of THE' CHAMBER, Of COMMERCE AND' A-'NUMBER Of REPRESENTATIVES'~f ~HE'~AWMI~L rNDUSTRY. : THE'PURPOSE 'OF' 'THE' MEETI NG' WAS' TO 01 SCUSS THE SUBJECT OF' AI R 'POLLUTION 'I Ne'THECI TY ~OF': [UGENE',\/IITH SPEC I AL REF'ERENCE TO .THE SO'OT AND ASH DEPOSI TS WHI CH COME F'ROM THE SAWMI LL BURNER!S. AND HEATTNG PLANTS- Of OTHER TNDUSTRI ES. , THE 'PERSONSP"RESENT WH'O REPR'ESE'NTED VARI OUSORGANI ZATI'ONS ANDGROUPS'WERE- I N GENERAL AGREED THATTH~RE' WAfS AN OVER-ALL 'POLLUTI ON' 'PROBLEM~ I N- THE 'CI TY' A'ND 'TH'AT 'THE;SI:;'UATI ONS . WERE: PARTI CULARLY :BADON 'THE WE'ST' SroE~': THIS CONDITION OF' THE-,WEST SIDE; 'OF' A-RATHER HEAVYDEPOSI T:' 'CJf 'HA-Lf-'B'UR'N'ED 'S'AWDUST AND' WCJOD ASH WAS' TO A SOMEWHAT LESSER 'DEGREE. ' . - " -, . . : ' , - , MR. STEPHEN BATORI WHO REPRESENTED BOTH THE GIUSTINA BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY AND ,THE AI R- POL~UTI ON COMMI',TTEEOF' THE CHAMBER Of COMMERCE} MR-. 'CHARLES SNELLS'TROM 'or THE e SNELLSTROM LUMBER COMPANY; MR. C. M. LONEY Of. THE ZE'LLNER-- LUMBER' 'CORP'OR'ATrO'N}: MR. 'OWEN REPRESENTING THE CITY COUNCIL AND THE STAR LUMBER COMPANY AND OTHERS SPOKE IN BEHALf Of T.HE S'TEPS THAT WERE':BEING TAKEN By'THEIRc'OR'GANIZATlONS 'AND' F'IRMS",TOREMEDY'TH1S SITUATION. AfTER SOME BACK AND fORTH :1)1 SCUSSI ON BY THE PERSCJNS: PRESENT I T WAS~ 'THE :fEELI N'G 'O'F'. THE' . MEMBERS Of THE HEALTH AND RECREATION COMMITTEE THAT POSSIBLY A JOINT COMMITTEE REPRESENT- I NG THEC I TY AND' THE~ VAR I OUS F'I RMS AND 'GROUPS' CONCERNED" SHOULD STUDY THlIS 'PR'OBLEM F'OR SOME IMMEDIATE IMPROVEMENT IN .THE,srTUATION AND' ALSO F'OR:- S'OME- SUGGESTIONS F'OR A-:-:PERMANENT 1 SOLUT,I ONI'TO'THE 'OVER";,.ALL -AIR: POLLun ON PROBLEM.. ': -:.... .., - , , .. , " ' . : - -- ' , - --- . , , IT IS THEREF'ORE THE RECOMMENDATION Of THE HEALTH AND RECREATION COMMITTEE TO THE COUNCIL THA,T'THE MAYOR AP,POINT A 'JOINT COMMITTEE ,aN AIR 'POLLUTI.ON TO 'CONSlsr OF' REPRE- SENTATIVES' OF' THE;C I TY COUNC rL',' 'THE: MrLL MEN, OTHER rNDUSTR IE'S', fi-tECHAMBER OF': COMMERCE AND', THE' LE~mUE 'OF"WOMEN: VOT,ERS. TO UNDERTAKE 'THE' 'ACCOMPL rSHMENT OF' 'TWO~ 'OBJt:CT'I YES; THE FiRST TO STUDY WAYS' AND MEANS Of 'SECURI:NG SDME IMMEDIATE REL'I EF'F'aR THE' CI TV F'ROM' AI R PDLLUTION AND 'THE ,SECOND TO fORMULATE AND MAKE SPECI f I C 'RECOMMENDATI ONS- F'OR. 'THE 'PRE PARA- ',TI aN. 'OF', 'AN ORDTNANCE 'DESI GNEO T,O' CONTROL AND: REDUCE~ AI R' POLLUTrON -I N THE Cl TV 'OF',--(UGENE. " "- .- " , - .. , . ' .. ,.I T WAS' MOVED, 'BY MR.., WATSON,~ :SECONDED,: BY MR~, 'OWEN THAT: THE REPORT OF'. THE 'HEALTH: AND' , RECREAT! ON 'COMMI TTEE' BE ADOPTED: AND' 'TH/(T 'I T BE REQUESTED THAT THE COMMITTEE 'SUBMI f' A REPORT '. BY THE SECOND MONDAY IN FEBRUARY, 1955. " THE NAMES' 'OF' MEMBERS OF' :THE AIR "POL'L'UTI:ON: COMMI TTEE: WERE SUBMI TTED :BY THE' MAYOR, AS fOLLOWS: .. .. .. - - ~ - .~ - " , . - - '. , - . -- - . .- -- ,- ' , . - --, , - . MARK WESTLING, CHAIRMAN ED PITKIN S'TE'PHEN BATOR I .. . - . . :> ." ROBER'T BOd.TH .. .. - - . . . VICTaRLTINDEEN- ",' , ,- - - , ., GEOR'GE OWE.w -- .. ..- . MRS'-':CHARLES FORD- , ,- " : 'JOHN, iAL'LUM - ' - ::- ' , , , HOWARD BUfORD', ,:' ' " , - ,." . , , - ( -- , . . . ' , , 10 A REPORT Of THE Bus COMMITTEE - RE: CHANGE "I NF'ARES WAS SUBMrTTED AND' :READ 'AS' f'(>'LLOWS: 1 ' :' "AT 'THE R'EQUES.T Of 'MAYOR '~OHNS'ON,' HI'S"'-COMMI TTE'EON' Bus. TRA'NS'PORTA.T'I'ON -ME'T"WI TH MR. CARL J. 'NEN'DT,- 'GENE:RAL 'MAN'A'GE'R,' CITY TR'ANSI'T: 1I NES., AND 'WI TA MR'. FOSTER, HlS 'LOCAL MANAGER, AT THE OSBURN, HOTtL ATN'OON ON DECEMBER '2;1954. OTHER I,NDIVIOUA-LS PRESENT WERE MAYOR JOHNSONJ~ .crTY MANAGER: FrNLAYSaNl- CI TY. FrNANCE OfF'I CER BEI,STEl, AND MAYOR' HARMS aF' SPRINGfiELD. ,- , .. .- -- . . THE PURPOSE: OF" THE MEETIN'G 'WAS' TO 'CONsrDER :TwbREQUE'STS liIHI CH 'THE: CI TY TRANSI T e L rNES P-ROPOSES TO SUBMI T TO: 'THE COUNCIl.:, 'CJF' THE C r,TV OF': :EUGENE-. IN F'ACT, THIS RECOMMENDA- TION aF' THE COMMITTEE AMOUNTS TO A REQUEST TO THE CaUNCIL AS CITY TRANSIT ~I~E~CONCURS IN THIS REPORT. THE F'OLLOWING IS THE REQUEST SUBMITTED BY CITY TRANSIT LINES: : ~'.I-:-~; , .. . - , .' .- -- 'I . . THE F'ARE'TO BE CHARGED NI GHTS, SUNDAYS' AND HOLI DAYS AS. fOLLOWS. " :.- - .. .. - , : 7 WEEKDAY 'NI GHTS BE-GrNNI NG 'AT 7: 15' P.-M~ AND' ALL DAY SUNDAYS :AND" " , HOLIDAYS THE RATE Of F'ARE SHALL BE: ADULTS 20tl :C'ASH; 'HA'Lf fARE . - ~~ CHILDREN 5 YEARS TO 12 YEARS BE lOti CASH. -- - .. u, , +-.. , . , . ,No. CHANGE I N,PRESENT 'F'ARE 'STRUCTURE' WEEKDAYS :6 :00 'A. M~ 'TO' '7:15, 'P. M. '. .. ' .. ' , .. " , u -- -- ' ' -- , . -2.. THIS REQUEST 'BE GRANTED: 'fOR 'i\: TR'IAL--PERI"OO:Of tJINETY: (90) DAYS, WITH' , , ' 'THE ,COMPANY AND THE 'CI TY MANAGER' KEEPING 'A CLOSE 'CHECK TO DETERMI NE THE:" u RESULT. I F' THE EXTRA NI GHT 'AND' SUNDAY F'AREOOES NOT 'ACCOMPLI SH'THE DESIIH:D . --, :RE,SUL T OF'BR'INGI NGTHE :REVENUE up: 'TO THE:'''OUT ,OF' POCKET" C:OST-' Of: THE' ..- OPERATION, THEN THE COMPANY BE PERMITTED TO ELIMINATE ALL SERVICE AF'TER I u :7:15 P.M. WEEKD"AYS AND' ALL 'DAy 'SUNDAY AND' HOLI DAYS. .. , _. -- ' , " . -- , u .. --,. ,- , ' . - - ...- . . e ~ ,)0~ 4J'd1 e _._~-_. "--- --- _.._----~ . ... --- -- -._-~_._--- - -:---.,--_.:--.-;-----.._--=-----;:--'.~-----:._-----. ---~------- --_._----_._-----~--~- - . -- -~ . -.- -'.. -- I- NUMBER I WAS'APPROVED 'AS'IT"STANDS.' ~TWAS ExpLAINEOBY MR,.'WENDT T~AT,TE~PORARILY, THAT IS, FOR THE NINETY DAYS, 1HERE WOULD BE NO'CHANGE WHATSOEVER IN SPRINGFIELD. NUMBER 2 WAS.' CHANGED' TO' READ: . " THAT THE FARE CHANGE RECITED IN No. I BE GRANTEO,FOR A TRIAL PERIOD OF NINETY (90) DAYS DURING WHICH TIME THE CITY TRANSIT LINES WILL KEEP THE CITY MANAGER OF EUGENE INFORMED AS TO THE EFFECT OF THE EXPERIMENT ON INCREASED REVENUE SUFFICIENT TO C'OVER THE OCfT-OF-POCKET COSTS,' FOR TH IS', SERV ICE. . I . " IF THE FARES INCREASE DOES NOT COVER THE OUT-OF-POCKET COSTS, THE COMPANY IS TO WORICOUt-'AND SUBM'iT 'to'THE COUNCIL'A PROPOSAL F'OR'A MORE LI'MITEO"SERVICE, THAT' WILL PRODUCE SUCH OUT-OF-POCKEt COSTS FOR THE' LiMITEO SERVICE.' IT is ALSO tHE RECOMMENDAtIoN' OF' THE COMMiTTEE THAT THE FRANCHISE ORDINANCE ON THE CITY'TRANSIT LINES OPERATION BE AMENDED TO PROVIDE THAT IN THE EviNT iHAT THE COMPANY ~ SHOULD DECIDE AT ANY TIME TO CLOSE OUT ITS OPERATION IN EUGENE THAT IT BE REQUIRED TO ,., GIVE i20 DAYS NOTICE. IT IS THE' UNDERSTANDING OF THE COMMITTEE THAT SUCH AN' AMENDMENT IS ACCEPTABLE TO THE MANAGEMENT OF THE COMPANY." . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE ~EPORT OF THE Bus COMMITTEE BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE~ MciflON CARRIED. - ...- , " 1 AFTER DISCUSSION OF THE 'BUS COMMITTEE'S REPORT; IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, SEC()NOED BY MR'. GODLOVE THAT THE 'CI TY MANAGER'S" OFF I cE: PREPARE' AN AMENDMENT TO THE BUS I ~R~NtHISE TO PROVIDE 'FOR AN INCREASE'OF FARES'~SPROPOSEb fOR A '120 DAY TRIAL PERIOD WIT~ PRovisION THAT THE :BUS C6MPA~~!MAKE A SHowfN~ AT THE END OF'"90 DAYS OF' THE RESULTS OF' THE CHANGE. MOTION CARRIED. .... . . . " , ., REPORTS GF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS ' I I A REPORT OF THE 'BOARD OF' ApPEALS MEETING HELD ON DECEMBER '8, 1954"- RE: REQUESTS OF YMCA AND YWCA' AND MR. PAUVLAHERT'f WAS"SUBMI TTED AND READ AS F'OLLOWS: "THE BOARD OF ApPEALS HELD ,A REGULAR MEETIN~ AT THE C~TYHALL DECEMBER 8, i954 TO ;:;;;;' CONSIDER THE fOLLOWING REQUESTS FOR SETBACK:VARIANCES. MEMBERS PRESENT 'WERE ,MR. LUVAAS, .' MR. GILLILAN, MR. MORRIS AND MR. BALZHISER. . . I. ARCHITECTS HAMLIN AND ',MARTI N REPRESENTING"THE"LANE Y.M.C.A. AND Y.W.C.A. PRESENTED A REQUEST F'OR A WAIVER OF F'RONTAGE SETBACKS TO ACCOMMODATE FAcILITIES'WITHINTHE PROPOSED STRUCTURE. . THI S'PROPERT'f I S LOCATED ON PATTERSON STREET F;ROM '20TH TO 22ND AVENUE AND IS DESIGNATED PUBLIC LAND AND OWNED BY SCHOOL ()ISTRICt #4 i'N TURN LEASED'rO THE Y.'M.C.A. BOARD. ORDINANCE REQUIREMENTS ARE TO THE EF'fECT THAT SETBACKS F'OR PUBLIC LAND MAINTAIN THE SETBACKS I'N THE DISTRICT I'N ~HICH IT IS LOtATED. : THIS PROPERTY IS ADJOINING iHE SINGLE fAMILY RESIDENCE ZONE AND IS SUBJECT TO THE 15 FOOT FRONTAGE SETBACK. 1 THE RE'QUEST IS FOR A WA I VER OF THREE r'EET Of THE fiFTEEN ALLOWI NG FOR A 12 FOOT ~ETaACK ~ROM PAtTtRSO~ STREEf. ALSO FORWAI~ER OF 12 FEEf OF THE ~EQUIRED SETBACK FOR THE COVERED ENTRANCE AND ARCADE WHiCH ~il'LL BE THREE FEET fROM niE FR'ONT PROPERTY L1'NE. THE COVERED ENTRANCE IS 36 FEET LONG AND ONLY THIS PORTION WILL BE LESS THAN THE 12 FEET. . .. a . THE BOARD CONSIDERED THIS A REASONABLE REQUEST SINCE IT IS A PUBLIC DEVELOPMENT AND NO RESIDENTIAL US'E WILL. EVER 'BE AFrECTeD BY' THIS DEVELOPMENT, GRANTED THE REQUEST WITH ~ THE PROV I SO THAT A LEl'TER' FROM THE' SC'HOOLDI'STR I CT' BE SECURED STATI NG THEY HAVE NO ,., OBJECTION TO THIS WAIVER Of SETBACKS. . . '. . 2. REQUEST FROM MR. PAUL LAFFERTY OF' R. E. LAFFERTY AND SONS WHO OWN A WHOLES'ALE WAREHOUSE AT 340 WASHINGTON STREET AND EXTENDING TO WITHIN 30 FEET or JEFFERSON STREET. THEY WI SH 'T'O' "ADD 'A 0'0 1'T1'O'NAL "WAR'EHOUS'E SPACE' TO TH'E E'AST ''END OF THE- BUI'LDI N'G AND EXTEND I NG TO THE JEFFERSON STREET PROP&RTi LI~E. THIS wduL6 ~IVE THEM'COM~(ETE UTI~IZATION OF THEIR PROPERTY AND ADD 4800 SQUARE fEET OF WAREHOUSING TO THE PRESENT BUILDING. . . . or ., T.HEIR'REQUES,T-' IS fOR A WAIVE'R, OF THE REQUIRED" SETBACK FROM JEffERSON STREtT WHICH IS FIXED AT 40 FEET FROM THE CENTER LINE Of JEFFERSON AND FIGURES SEVEN FEET fROM THE PROPERTY; JEFFERSON STREE,T, BEING DES'IGN'ATED FOR WIDENING TO AN 80 fo'OT THOROUGHFARE. THIS PROPERTY IS ALSO INVOLVED IN THE AREA OF A PLANNED OVERHEAD CROSSING. ' MR. LAFfgRTYFEELS THAT' THIS~EQUIREMENT IS GOING TO BE DETRIMENTAL io THt'6EVELOP- MENT AND fULL USE Of HIS PROPERTY WHEREIN HE WILL LOSE 840 SQUARE FEET or WAREHOUSE SPACE. I . THE BOARD fELT THAT THE PETl-TION fOR' A VAR I "'NCE 'BE, ALLOWED I F NO 'SER I OUS INTERFERENCE IS INVOLVED WITH THE FUTURE PLANNING OF' THE TRAFF'IC PLAN; BUT NOT HAVING SUFF'ICIENT FACTS AND I NFORM'ATI ON ON THEPLANNI NG F'OR ,THE AREA, THE BOARD MADE NO' DE'CI SI ON AND REfERRED THE MATTER TO THE COUNCIL FOR FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF THI~ REQUEST. " THERE BEING NO FURTHER BUSINESS MEETING WAS ADJOURNED." ‘. ..... r298 e ~:-7._'.--::._- - ""-. -.----:---.-_---::--;::-~::__:_:;_-__:_--__:__;;::~_;__:_-_- -.--:---;:---.---:- -----~~ -- - - -- -.:-~-.~-_---_ :-:-:-:-..;,-:: -:------.-~ ~-:_.-- -:-;:-_~ _~-~- -;-----::-_=. ~~~.:_-- -;: -~.:-- - :.._~~ 7:"":_.---::;---:------::- .:,,--=-:c.::-----;:.------:-:-_.,....;.-::.- _.. -- - , ---- - ' .,--. --- - -- - ,- ,- '.. I T WAS,: M~VE-DBY' MR.. GODLOVE, ,SECONDED BY" ~R.. K,OPP,E': THAT. THE-' REQUEST~ Of MR.' PAUL LAffERTY I BE REfER~Ep TO THE, PUBLI C- WORKS ,COMMI TTEE.' MOTIO,N CARRI ED.; .,., .r.... -- , 'l .. -, .. , IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY DR. CRUMB~KER THAT THE B~LANCE Of THE REPORT Of THE BOARD Of ApPEALS BE ADOPTED. MOT! ON CARR I ED. . . >>. ~ , . J I ,- : -:; . _4 I ! .~-- - - . ' . " ~ " - "':" \ .. -:. ..~ " . . ' , ~ ~.- , :--PE.TITIQNS AND COMMUNICATIONS:' ,~ ! - , " .: : f - .,. . - , .. .- . :: . -. - ,:~ I ; -: ,- , ., -: . .-. :';. .. .. . - --~. - - ... >> ." .~. ,- 12 AN APPLI CAT! ON fOR A PACKAGE STO~E), CL~SS B BEER- Ll CENSE'-WAS SUBM.ITTEDc BY SAfEWAY STORES INC., #162, 1320 WILLAMETTE STREET, AS INVESTIGATED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. , .. ..~_~ :) PH:,':; _', '---'I ,- ,. -... -- . -- '1 1 ',: ' ,- , ' :;~ - -.. '. ~... I,T WAS M~VED BY MR. 5,1 EGENTHALER., .sECONDED BY_ MB. GODLOVE ':TH'AT THE APPL'I CAT! ON BE REfERRED TO'THE PUBLIC.S~fETY!CO~MITT~E. 7MoTiON7GARRt~D!1_ - -- , ':. ' I"'~ 1: , -- 13 ,THE f,~LI.:OWI NG A~PL! CAn ONS,. fOR BE~R,'ld CENSES,--RENEWALS,WERE$UBMI TTED." AS, I NVESTI GATED BY THE POLICE DEP-AR~MENr., ,.. "f' .. ': I '1 - -: : ~ , -- , .., . ~ . w -: --. -.- . .-.. I -...... ....,-; -. I .. , ~ -... ,#, ., , , .1 j e ERNlE PILuso'i CA~El t~9~t~~BR~ADWAY---ERNE~T,piLUSO,- RC. ' - - " , ; - - - - , . - FRIENDLY TAVERN, 1667 W. 6TH - RMBA " ' ,- -....-- -1"-- .. - .... ..--.- . .., ' . BIG Y SUPER MARKET, P.O. Box 1028 - PB <) LITTLE BIG Y SUPERETTE, 19TH &"JEfF~RSON.- PB ..,. . - ' .- , , , - . SAM & MARY TINO, TINO'S SPAGHETTI HOYSE, 14~1 W~lLAMETT~- RA __, - - -. ~~ -. . . - ~. ..... . OREGON TAVERN, FRANK J. & MARION A. GIBBS, 535 WILLAMETTE - PB - RMBA BROADWAY CO~fEE CUP, G~EN G. &~BONNI,E, F~ :Lt~EBA\JGH,192':~.BR9AQWAY:---RMBB .~.... :-,. - -~- I THE MARKETER~~, KENNETH E. & PAGE W.~MEDfpRD, 2?90-AGATE $'TREET - PB "",' . " - ' CHUCK'S ,KORNER, 'C~ANGE :ro HARRY & .ANN~S, HARRY"C.:& ANN-V. RUTH, ,101 'W. 'lTf,i - Rfvf3A COSMO C~GAR ~TOR~, CHARLES ~. PRATT, & GEQRGE~J~ McK~NZIE, 685 WllLAMETJEj CHANGI~G- DROPPING PARTNER - PB - RMBA .. , -- . - -- . - . LEAVITT'S GROCERY, LETTA G. LEAVITT, 698 W. 6TH AVENUE - PA KEN's CASH & KARRY, CHANGE fROM COMMUNI TY:MARKETi KENNETH L. SCHROEDER, 1201 I I TH AVE -, PA IT ~AS'MOVED ~Y MR. SIEGENTHALER,'SECONDED BY MR.' OwEN THAT THE APPLICATIONS, AS' I NVESTI GATED BY THE POLl <;E DEPARTMENT j ,BE ENDORSEO BY. THE CITY COUNC IL. MOT ION ,CARR rED. 14 -: THE F;OLLOWI NG ~PPl!'9ATI ONS fOR--RQOMI'NG--HOUSE 1,.:1 CENSES WERE :SUBMI TTED, AS APPROVED BY THE PqLICE, FI,RE, BUILDING AND HEALTH DF;PMTMENTS:::::,--" -- . - - , - .' . ' " . . . : - , - - . MRS. CHRISTINE MILNE, 324 E. 13TH AVENUE ROBERTSON ROQMI.N~ 1i0uSE" ~3? 1..1 ~COLN,STREET, MRS., .J. 'W. ROBERTSON' , , , r- .-.... - .- . ._ . ' 'HOFfMAN HOTEL, ,21E. :BRQ~r;>W~Yi JOSEPH E.;:,:HURl:EV..:. .. - -- , .- ! .-., - BLAKE HOLBROOK, JR., 1405 E. 20TH AVENUE. '. - -- ' . ' , IT ",\AS ;MOVED BY MR."SI EGENT-HALER, -::SE-~ONDED BY; MR.' ,GODLovE ':THAT THE "I\;P,PLI'CATLONS' BE APPRqvE;D .B,! 'THE'C I T-Y COU,N91 L.' -M011 ON r.~RRI'E.D. ' . " ! , ._' J:_' -', <"I .. .. - u , -- -- ,.- " ' , ,- . , ' .. . ' .- 15 PET-I TI ON .TO REZONE,..- ,RECOMMENDATION -Of PLANNING GOMMI SSI ON---REVI SI ON TO-ZONI NG :ORDI-NANCE l' ' . ... . ' . '. .,.' #9188 WAS SUB"1!'''fTE,D.1; ~, .. ,....., _. ,. I _. '4 t'<< -::- , ' ~ ',:; "" ~'" ".' I l' , -- IT W,AS :MOVE-D ByqR. "CRUMBAKE;~, SE~'ONDED ~BY: MR. 51 E,GENTHALER THAT rHE ':PETIT,I ON ON ZONI NG I MATTERS BE RErERRED TO THE,~UBLI~,WORKS,COMMITTEE AND SUCH OT-HER--COMM~TTE-EAS INDICATED BY ~ ~ . ...' . -. . .., ._,~ THE .MA~OR.FO~A REPORT-BACK BY DE~~MBE~~27T-H. t:10TI ON :;CARR I'ED~ ' " , - - .. ::. -- - . ,- ' - , -- .- -., ,. . - -- , .- . I 'f" 'i 1 . ." . - - . -- , ' - - 16 REQUEST fOR VARIANCE WAS SUBMITTED BY MR. AND MRS. JOHN H. HOUSER. . ' ' , ' , .~ - ,., ' -- ~ ~ .. ~ . ~ ,IT W,AS MOVED BY DR. CRUM~AKER, ..:SECONDE;D','BY: MR..-GODlOVE THAT, Tf:t~, ;REQU.ESTl BE' REfE'RRED TO THE PLANNI NGCOMMI SS ION ..AND PUBL '..;0 .WORK~ :;COMMI.TTEE. ~MOT' ON CARR I E[{.' -- .- .... .-~ e . . , - . .- - - . ' to A PETITION WITH 95 SIGNATURES PROTESTING PROPERTY OWNERS BEING ASSESSED fOR ARTERIAL STREETS WAS SUBMI,TTED. ,,,,.- . -.. .,.- -.- . -- ' . . . . - . - - .. ' , -- ' .. .'. ,. , . -- , , I T- WAS MOVE.D f!Y DR.. C-RUMBAKER,- ,SECONDED ':BY ::MR., SIEGENTHALER THA'T THE PETI TI ON, 'BE '.REfERRED TO THE FI NANCE, :~'ND' PUB~I, C SAfETY -:COMMITTE;ES. M011 Oti ,CA~R I,E'D:. -,' ,. - '., '? -: ~ '. -- .. ", .,- -: ' . 18 AN APPLICATION fOR A LICENSE AS A WRECKER OF MOTOR VEHICLES IN THE STATE Of OREGON WAS SUBMI TTEDBY [MI L M. ,Ot;,SEN DBA Ol:.SEN- A.UTO:WRECKERS& 'WEST I I TH AUTO WRECKER, 2040 W;' 6TH AVENUE. - -- - . - - .-- .- - . . -- I TWAS ',MOVE.D BY MR., SI E-GE-NTHALE~, SE~'ONDED 'BY. MR. 'OWEN'THA'T :=THE' APPLIC-AT!~ON BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. - p- ,* . , ' J . 19 THE F'OLQOW'-N~ APPLICA'TIONS fOR GARBAGE, H'AULERS LI CENSES' WERE' SUBMnTED:~' . -- . .,'. .. - -- - , - - - OK GARBAGE SERVICE, 3615 HILYARD STREET - WM. P. NAGEL I EARL"S SANI TARY SERV:ICE' - ,CHESTER':L. VAN VALKENBURG'.: .~ -- -- . ~ ."- - -- , -, , -- - ,- -- - , .~. , .. IT WASl MOVED By 'Mft.- SI EGENTHALER,' SECQNDED BY MR-. GODLOVE THAT 'THE APPLI.CATIONS BE APPROVED BY THE COUNCIL. MOT I O.N' CARRI ED:.. .. ~ ,. - ." .~ -- - - ' - . . .', e ~ ~ 909 :;..g)v ~ e ..--- ------.--.+ ,._0. -------- - ---.-":;.-~-- -----_.-----_-::-_-------~-- --:-._.~_ =---:;;.-::-~.~___ _7~-,:: --.;.- -.-.-==.__--:--~ __u. --+ ___ __ ~~______ ___ .._~" - _. - - --. .- I~ 20 PETI.TI.ON ,REQUESTI NG A TRAf"f"I C SI GNAL AT THE I NTERSECTI ON OF 18TH AND HI LYARD STREETS WAS SUBMITTED~' IT WAS "MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE TRAT THE PETITioN' BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. .. I' -. +- 21 COMMUNICATION FROM DAVE VAN FOSSEN - O~FER TO PURCHASE NORTHWEST CORNER or 24TH AVENUE AND HIGH STREET WAS"SUBMITTED ANO'READ AS f"OLLOWS: "I H~VE"BEEN,AUTH~RIZED BY MRS. MAE H. FRYE, TO,PLA~E BEFORE Y~U A-CASH OFFE~ OF '$775 FOR'THE ABOVE 'DESCRIBED CITY-OWNED LOt':' A PORTION OF LOTS 19 AND 20, BLOCK 2, AMON AND MENNES ADDiTION TO'EUGENE'--'THE NCRI'HWEST CORNER OF 24TH STREET~AND HIGH' B~ING APPROXIMATELY 78 f"EET ALONG ~4TH,;38 FEEi ~LONG ITS NORT~ LiNE, BY'124.~ FEET - ,. . "- . . -- - . . . NORtH AND SOUTH. ' . !': I . I -. .r , MRS. FRYE OWNS THE LOT ADJACENT ON THE WEST, AND SHE' INTENDS TO IMPROVE THIS LO!, e ALONG WI, TH T~E ABO~E-MENTI ONED L~T -- I F HER ~ROPOSAL I S ACC~PTED. ',WHEN THE ST~EET PAVING IS COMPLETE~ I~ THIS AREA, MRS. FRYE WOULD PRO~ABLY HAVE CLOSE TO $2,000 IN- THE CORNER LOT. r BELIEVE THAT ANY COMPETENT APPRAISER WOULD AGREE THAT THIS WOULD BE A i~p ~RI~E FOR THAT PA~TIC~LAR' LOT."' '" - . . . .. ., " I T WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER,' SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE COMMUNI CATI ON BE 1 REf"ERRED TO THE PUBL'j C WORKS COMMI TTEE. MOTION CARR I ED. . ' ~~ COMMUNICATION,FROM,C~MMERCE INVESTMENT, INC. - DEVELOPMENT'OF PROPERTY f"OR MR~. GERTRUDE DALE WAS SUBM~TTED AND'~EAD AS FOlLOWS: "WE HAVE BEEN ENGAGED BY MRS. GERTRUDE DALE TO WORK UP THE PLAT FOR HER PROPERTY !'" , "" ' " ,...., , IN EUGENE, BOUNDED BY JACKSON STREET, 24TH AVENUE'W., CHAMBERS STREET, 'AND PART OF WHITBECK BLVD. ON THE SOUTH. YESTERDAY, WE DISCUSSED THE MATTER WITH YOUR CiTY ZONING MANAGER AND THE CITY ENGINEER. ONE OF THE FIRST STEPS TO START THE DEVELOPMENT OF THIS PRriPERTY~'~~D THE PLATTI~G OF IT FOR THE BUILDING OF HOUSES, IS THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE STREETS IN ORDER TO ENTER / THE PROPERTY f"ROM THE CITY; THIS WOULD ENTAiL THE IMPROVEMENT OF 24TH AVENUE WEST FROM tt' THE PRESENT: IMPROVEMENT EAST or THE PROPERTY, WEST'TO CHAMBERS STREET, AND, ON BEHALF Of" MRS. DALE, WE WISH TO REQUEST Of" THE CITY THE IMPROVEMENT OF THIS'STREET AND TO LET US KNOW,_ F~R HER, IF THERE IS AN::HING SHE SHOULD DO FOR THIS ST~EET IMPROVEMENT. 0, '"THE' NEXT STREET WE' W'" SH' TO" MPROVE IS' JACKSON STREET, BETWEEN 24TH AVENUE WEST AND 26TH AVENOE ~ESt A~D THEN TY~ER STRiET NORT~ FROM ~4TH AVENUE WEST TO W~ERE IT MEETS THE PRESENT IMPROVEMENT." THE ,STREET, ~MPROVEMENTS ON TYLER STREET FR~M 24TH A~ENUE ,WEST IS BOUNDED'BY OWNERSHIP OTHER THAN MRS. DALE. Is IT"POSSIBLE FOR THE CITY TO INITIATE THI~ IMPROVE~~NJ. "ON J~cKs6~ STREET, BETWEEN ~4TH AVENUE ~~D226iH AVENUE, M~S. DALE, WOULD LIKE TO' ACQUIRE' THAT WHICH SHE DOES NOTHAVE'NOW ON THE-EAST'SIDE Of" THE STREET. . . 4 . I - ~ . -.. . . . ..4 IF ~HIS IS, ACQUI~ED, THE iNJENTION IS'TO IMP~OVE THIS STREET,BYPERMITAS ALL OTHER 1 STREETS WHERE SHE OWNS THE PROPERTY ON BOTH SIDES. , WE WERE ADVISED BY'THE ZO:ING MA~AGER T~AT'-THE CITY OF EUGENE MIGHT BE INTERESTED IN A~Q~IRING T~E ~ORTlqN OF_MRS. D~LE!S PROPERTy THAT W9UL~ BE LEFT AFTER 24TH AVENUE WEST'WAS EXTENDED'WEST TO CHAMBERS STREET. THAT PORTION Of" HER PROPERTY WOULD BE NORTH OF 24TH A~iNUE WEST~ If"'-THE' CIT~ OF EUGENE is INTERESTEb I~ ACQuiRiNG TH~S'SMALL ~iECE Of" LAND BEF~RE, THE PROPERJY IS PLATTED, WE ,WOULD B~,INTERESTED IN KNOWING ABOUT THIS ALSO. . , WE HAVE ENGAGED, ON BEHALr OF MRS. DALE, THE FIRM' or THOMSO~ & HAYDEN, ENGINEERS, 4It W~O ~RE ~OING THE ENGINEER~NG, ON T~E PLAT PRE~ARA!~~Y TO f"ILING. ANY INFO~MATION THAT YOU DESIRE IN RtGARD TO THE PLAT, WILL-YOU PLEASE CONTACT iHEM." .. .. - ,-- - . -. . . " IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE PU~Lj~ WOR~S'CO~M~TTEE.~OTION CARRIED. . 23 COM~UNICATI~~:"FRO~ PERC~ W~ BROW~ & Co. - RE: BOOKS AUDITED FOR'THE Q~~RTER ENDED SEPTEMBER 30, 1954 ARE CORRECT WITH ALL CASH: PROPERLY ACCOUNTED FOR WAS':SUBMITTED.' IT WASMOVED'B~ DR.cCRUMBAKER, S~CON~ED~YMR. GODL6vE THAT THE COM~U~ICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLAC~D ON riLE~' MofIONCARRliD~ -, ,- . , , 24 COMMU~I CATI ?,~ FROM ZELLA TEMPLE: RE: BUSSES WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ A,~, f"OLLOW,S: .J . _' ....... ~4 ~ _ ") HAVi L~N~ REFRilNEDFROM MA~ING"COMMENT REGA~DING ~HE BU~ SITUATION-AS I DESIRE I NO PUBLICITY; OR DO I DES',RE"A"lfBRUS'H OFF" WHICH IS WHAT MOST LETTER-WRITERS 'GET. BUT I AM S~' 1I~KE~'''T'THE'EDiTORIAL'iN,TON1"GHTSt PAPERA~D ~TTHE__'DEA Of",T!",E BUS-RIDING" PUBI;.I~ HAVING TO MAK( UP THE LOSSES OF A'POOR BUSINESS MANAGER THAT I SHALL-WRITE REGARDLESS! .. -'- - , -~ .. . - ' - '" - ..... - - .. - - .... .. "" . . - .....-. 4It I ~ ~ ~ ------ r .... ("', r, ;.yuu e - --" --- -- - --- -n' ~--;-._----; ---- --- ~ --- --- - -- -::-~'----=-,,"",.-- --=-----=-. ~o-:;,----.- _.-=-~.~ -:-_---:-:::----:---:-:----_---~___:_ _.--- -;::.- - --- -~-_-.-.:=.-------_- --~-- -_.---:...;;;;::-::-:---_". ~~- --:::- -:. .,.---~_-~ ---:;-~:. . - -.--,~-::;;:_--::_-_-_.--J;____,__-_=__:___=_,_-"- __'__'. __ _ .- _..~ _ ..~~- _ _. __ ,__ w.__" ~_~ _~ -. -~ -. -- ------ , -, EVER 5 1'!'l~E THE OLD, T~QLLET',- LI ~ES',W~RE :rO~N ~P, I : HAYE~BEE~ A STE.~l?Y BUS.. RI ~E~,~~NbtOR 1'- NINE YEARS I HAVE RIDDEN DAILY TO SPRINGFIELD. You CAN TAKE MY WORD FOR IT THA~"THE, FAULT IS NOT IN EMPLOYEE SERVICE OR IN LACK OF (POTENTIAL) CUSTOME~S, BUT IN ~00Rsc~~6u~l~ci' ANDcDUPLICATION,OF ROUTES." TRY RIDING THE BUS FOR_A WEEK AND YOU WILL .SEE WHAT 1 MEAN. . . - .. .:: .~ '.. -- " . ,~ -: - - ...... THE RIVER ROAD AND PARK AND HORN RUN<AT'EXACTLy'THE SAME' TIME, EXACTLY THE SAME RoutE EXCEP~ FOR.A LITTLE VARIATION AT ONE END! THE S~P. AND FOUR CORNERS tiO_THES~~E AT 5 MINUTES AFTER THE'HOUR THERE ARE AT.LEAST'3 BUSSES THAT GO..DOWN OLIVE'ANO'OUT, 5TH TO WASHI'NGTON. . ,. " :.' I CAN R.I DE TO WI ~LAMET;TE AT-7:30, A!,M: ON A PA~K.,&_HORN, TRANSFER 'AT, 5TH AND WI LLA- MEt~E TO MYtHOICE O~,iWO:WAITING'BUSsis,WHI~H"GO THE S~ME Rouf~,fo SPRiNGFiELD 'AND'T~tRE , 1_. . . FOLLOW'THt,SAME ROUTE TO G, ~~.G. To.ibTHAND'THEN TO MAIN ~~D,O~ ~p MAi~~~o, C~OSE THAT THEYALMOST'BUMP'AT STOP STREETS. NEITHER BUS HAS MORE-THAN ONE OR-TWO_CUSTOMERS. "THEN ALMOST IMMEDIATELY A RIVER ROAD BUS COMES IN TO FOLLOW THESE TWO TO SPRiNGFIELD. 'BUT IF I WA~TED A LATER BUS, ,I_WOULD HAVE TO,.WAIT. 30 MINUTES OR AN ~OUR,- SILLY, ISN'T IT! ~ND IS' I T GOOD BUSI NESS? J , -- - ..' - '.. ,- ~' . - e I, ,WANT TO GO ON" RECORQ AS HEARTI LY,OPPOSI NG ANY.,I NCREASE I N..EARES I N..ANY SHAPE ,M~NNER ~R ,FOR~, ~UT ALSO_Aj'FAVPRING A_MAN WITH SOME,,~u~iNES~_CAP~tIT~'AS A BUS COM~ANY MANAGE~. DON'T WORRY - ptoPLi WOtiL~ RiDE ,IF' THE BuisE~ CAME 6F~EN E~OUGH~ " " -- . I _ ..J. .._ l,~~YE OFTEN (AND_HAVE OBSE~VED MA~Y OTHERSJ ,STOPPED,CRUISING TAXIS OR PHONED.,THE . . ",.., . ........ ., " 0 . J. -< _ ~. .' . ". "'. FAMILY TO PICK ME UP. I SHOULD HA!E TO SEE THE BUS"~M~LOYEES ~AID O~F_- THEY.ARE A,FINE. AND COURTEOUS GROUP OF MEN. 1 i~M SURE ~~E~BU; S~LU;;~~'I~' N~T iN'~N~REASED:~ARES _JE~ERY TI~~-THER~ ~AS_BEEN A RAISE MORE AND MORE PEOPLE HAVE ARRANGED OTHER TRANSPORTATION AND 1 CERTAINLY SHALL ALSO. .. . _.~ -, - ~,- ~ OTHER BusiNES~,P~OPLE CHANGE THE~R TREAT~EN~-~~EN ~HEY,HAVE A~~AILING BUSINESS! MR. WENDT SHOULD DO SO :rOO. It ' .' _ _ _, ' . . __. . '~_' ..'.' ':' u, ' ,.. -- IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECQNDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE.Bus COMMI TTEE... MOTI ON-. ~ARRI ED. -- ,. , .. -- , " "' - '. - . -. "? -- - -- . .. .. -- -: 25 COMMUNICATION FR6~ ~HE~EUG~N~ WATE~-& tLECTRic BOARti"-,RE: ...EASEMENT COVERING P~RPE~UAL RIGHT~OF-WAY'FOR THE~~OU,;'E OF THE EXISTING POW~R LiNE SERVING-!HE'ADMINISTRATi()NBUILDIN~ AT. THE, MAHLqN SWEET AI RPORT,. WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ AS, FOLLOWS:, ___ . . / - . . . - - -. _." - ..- . I . '. . . . -- I .' '. . "OUR ATTORNEy,'MR.WINDSOR CALKINS; HAS ADVISED US TO PREPARE AND'SUBMIT FOR YOVR CONSIDERATION, AN,EASEME~T",COVERING_PERPETUAL RIGHT-Or-WAY FOR 7HE ROUTE OF, THE EXISTING POWER L'INE'SERViNG_THE ADMINISTRATION.BUILDiNG'AT niE MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT. , ." I . , . , .. -- - '. - - - .. - .- - -- - THIS LJNE~WAS,CONST~UCTED I~ 1952 A~ONG.~ ROUTE APPROVED,BY.OREN KING, FORME~ CITY MANAGER,AND EARL SN,YDER, ,FORMER ,AI ~PORT MANAGER,:,' WE NOW NOTE THROUGH, Il'HE PRESS, THAT ..THERE MAY BE A PoSSIBILITY OF ,SEl.LING THE' 240 AC~E TRACT jUST..EAST or THE AIRPORT AND . ACROis ~~RT~O~_W~IC~ THE_~OWE~ ~INE is l.OCATED.. .T~E.~ORTH~SOUTH POR~ION OF T~E ~OWER LI~E' Is'LoCATEb'WITHIN T~E BO~NDA~iES OF A~DEblt~TED'40 FOO~ ROADWAy,_N~VE~'DEVEl.O~ED OR IMPROVED, RUNNING THROUGH THE PLAT OF BOND CENTER FROM THE AIRPORT'RoAD NORTH TO 1 ,COUNTY ROAD #243. ".'._ ", _ ' , , :-' - ':' "', :: , , ':' ," ": .J, : _ . " ' -.- , ' : . PLEASE DO NOT HESJTA7E TO,CON7ACT US FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONCERNING_THIS.MATTER IF \fE M~Y,CLARIFY THE_SITUATION, FURTHER. WE'THANK'yOU FOR YOUR :?NSIDERA'T'ION.~' - .- -- - --'- . IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE,AIRPORT COMt-:1ITTEE. _MOTION CARRIED... 26 COMMUNICATION F~OM EUGENE..COM~UNI.TY-BUILDER'~,',~'RE: VACATiON'OF.' AN E-W ALLEY BETWEEN e 5TH AND 6TH AND OLIVE AND WILLAMETTE STREET WAS SUBM~~TED' AND READ AS FOLLOWS: ' . . - --, I ..... - -~ "WE, THE UNDERSIGNED OWNERS OF THE fO~LOWING: PROPERTIE~; ASK"THAT THE ALLEY ,.. BETWEEN OUR PROPERTIES BE VACATED. THE ALLEY, REFERRED TO HEREIN, LIES BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TH STREETS WEST, AND. EXTENDS EAST FRO~.OLIVE S~REET TO THE INTERSECTION.OF THE , . . . .. " . ... NORTH A~D SOUTH ALLEY - A DI~TAN~~ OF.' 160 FEET~ : " _: -' WE HA-VE,GIVEN AN OPTION.,ON THIS PROPERTY,-FOR.THE PURPOSE OF ERECTING A NEW POST 6FFICE Bui~DING UPON IT. THE PRO~OSED'BUIL~IN~ wliL-~XTEND 9VER.iHE A~L~Y. IT I~" THEREFORE, NECESSARY THAT THE ALLEY BE CLOSED. it . - -. - .- ... - -. ~ . - _ "":" ...- THE ERECTION OF THE BUILDING WILL DEPEND UPON THE-HOLDER' OF THE OPTION BEING ,.THE SU~CESSFUL BI~D~R,ON THE BUILDING. IN ~ASE THE BID~IS NOT SUCCESSfUL, EACH OF US ,AGREES TO DEED BhCK-TO THE CI,TY THAT PORTION,OF THE ALLEY ACCRUING TO US,..BECAUSE OF THE VAC.ATlON OF SAID-A'LLEV. THESE:OEEDS WILL BE.~LACED.WITH,THE~!T:~" COiNCIDENTALL,!, I WITH T';'~~V~CATING OFTHE_~LL~Y, SC? THA~ THE CllY WILL NOT BE ,IN DA~~E~ OF,.HAVING VACATED AN ALLEY UNNECESSARILY. CONTACTS WITH THE CITY ENGINEER AND THE ELECTRIC & WATER BOARD SHOWS THERE ARE NO SEWER LINES IN SAID ALLEY. THE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD HAS NO WATER LINES AND NO ELECTRIC LINES THAT COULD NOT BE ADJUSTED." e ..... ~J{' ,},~ o "J J.. e , " , , - ---_._~-- -- ~ - ~ - - --- --- --. ~ - - - ---- ------ - -.. -----~- ---------- --_. -~- ---- --- . . _..~- -- -~ . - _. _ _u _ _ _ __. .. _,- I IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. ORDINANCES 27 COUNCIL BILL No. I 81 4 - RE: PROHIBITING PREMISES OUTSIDE CITY liMITS FROM ATTACHING SEWER CON~ECTIONS TO SEWER SYSTEM OF CITY, AND FIXING ANNUAL CHARGE FOR PRESENTLY EXISTING SEWER CONNECTIONS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME 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 DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. e I IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MR. BOOTH ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10520. .. , 28 COUNCIL BILL No. 1815 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR SANITARY SEWER IN THE AREA BETWEEN SOUTH WILLAMETTE STREET AND THE WEST BOUNDARY OF AMENDED PLAT OF ROSEDALE FROM 30TH AVENUE TO 1 CREST DRIVE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND PROPER NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTl ON CARRI ED. 29 COUNCIL BILL No. 1817 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING DONALD STREET FROM THE END OF EXISTING PAVING TO THE SOUTH BOUNDARY OF SECOND ADDITION TO WILLIS HEIGHTS. PAVING 37TH AVENUE FROM DONALD STREET TO GLEN OAK DRIVE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND PROPER NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED. RESOLUTIONS .' ,-/6/ 30 RESOLUTI ON - RE: REfERRING REZONING AND VARIANCE REQUEST, RECOMMENDATION Of PLANNING COMMISSION TO PLANNING COMMISSION - HOUSER - WARD - MILLIGAN, WAS SUBMITTED. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER THAT THE RESOLUTION BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, ~ c?~ 1 ROBERT A. FINLAYSON, CITY MANAGER. 31 COUNCIL BILL No. 1816 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING 17TH AVENUE FROM AGATE STREET TO FAIRMOUNT BLVD. 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