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I , COUNCL~ CHAMBERS,
: EUGENE, OREGON.:
DECEMBER 27, 1954.
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THE REGULAR MEETING Of THE COMMON COUNCIL Of THE CITY Of EUGENE; HELD ,ON DECEMBER 13, 1954
AND ADJOURNED TO DECEMBER 27, 1954 WAS CALLED TO ORDER 'BY HI S 'HONOR, MAYOR v.. E. JOHNSON AT
7:30 P.M. I N THE COUNC I'L CHAMBERS. , THE F.OLLOWING COUNC ILMEN WERE ,PRESENT: _DR.CRUMBAKER, MR.
BOOTH, MR. GODLOVE, MR. KOPPE, 'MR. SIEGENTHALER, MR. OWEN AND MR. SHEARER. MR. WATSON TOOK
HIS SEAT IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 8:30 P.M.
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THE MI NUTES Of THE'LA'ST'REGULAR 'MEETI NGHELD ON DECEMBER 13; 1954 AND ADJOURNED TO
DECEMBER 27, 1954 WERE READ AND APPROV~D. ' - ,
I THIS BEING THE DATE SET fOR THE AWARD or BIDS ON GASOLINE AND FUEL OILS FOR 1955, THE
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fOLLOWING BIDS WERE TABULATED AS OPENED ON DECEMBER 24, 1954 AT 2:00 P.M.
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e : ,810 PR I CE PER GALl:ON L: ":' STOVE OIL DIESEL: LIGHT !'t'IOUST.
ETHYL OR REGULAR P.S. 100 P.S. 200 P. s. 300
BIDDER . PREMIUM GASOLINE DrESEL MOTOR' PER GAL. PER GAL. PER GAL.
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TIDEWATER u .233 AC .21 I AC .123 AC . I 49 AC .134 AC 3.34865-8,000
GAL'. OR MORE
, FOB EUGENE A
I GENERAL PETROLEUM .2278AC ------ . I 23 AC .135 A .1216 A
McKENZ IE 01 t .. .232 A ------ -.----- .148' A , . 133 A
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SIGNAL OIL .2344 AC .2124 AC . 154 AC . I 49 AC .134 AC
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R I CHF'I ELD 01 L .2244 AC .2044 AC ------ . I 49. AC' .-134 AC
SHELL Oil' ~ '.2307AC .2092 AC ------ ------ . ------
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STANDARD OI'L ' ,. , . 2.49 ac . .227 AC ------ ------ .134',A
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UNION OIL .260 AC . .227 AC ------ .1.49 AC .134 AC .3.3.4865 FOB
.' EUGENE B
TEXAS OIL .2284 A -'----- . ---'--- . I 439 A .1263 A
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PETRO-LANE OIL .2419.A ',.2219 A .-1389 A .1549 A .1389 A,_
FLETCHER' 01 L . 233 A- ------ .139 A .149 A' .136 A 1
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EUGENE ~ARME~'S COOP ,; 262 A -.----- .132 A' .-139 A u, .1'32. .A
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MANERUD-HUNTINGTON ------ ------ ------ .153 A . I 38 A 3.80 - 1,700
GAL. OR LESS Ii.
I 3.34-8,000 GAL.
OR' MORE FOB
EUGENE
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CENTRAL HEAT'I NG :COMPANY ------ . --_._-- ------ . L70' A .150 A 3.75-1,000 GAL.
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AUTOMA1IC HEAT .3.75-1,700 GAL.!
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3.365-8,000
GAL. OR MORE
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CROMBIE FUEL QI,L ------ ------ . ----.--. . I 435 A . I 335 A--
A FI RM BID,
B BASED ON TANK WAGON PRICE
C PLUS DiffERENTIAL fOR DELIVERIES LESS THAN 400 GALLONS - -
.005 PER GALLO~ fOR 200 TO 399 GAL. DELIVERIES
.Ol;-PER GAlLq,N :fOR 40 TO 199 GAL.' DELIVERIES
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P.S.. 300 - FREI GHT RArES, ADV;ANCE'O JAN9ARY,' 15, 1954 fROM 68, TO 74, PER BBL.
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ALL GASOLINE BIDS ARE EXCLUSIVE Of 2~ FEDERAL TAX, BUT INCLUOE 61'.,ST:ATE MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL TAX
PREVIOUS BID: 19?4 B.ID AWA:RDED,' TO McKENZ IE DI L COMPANY JH, .240 PER GALLON BASED ON TANK WAGON
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY DR. CRUMBAKER THAT THE RECOMMENDATION Of THE CITY I
MANAGER BE ACCEPTED AND-THE AWARD MADE AS FOLLOWS:
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GASOLINE, ETHYL TO RICHfiELD OIL COMPANY AT $.2244 PER GAL.
DIESEL MOTOR OIL TO GENERAL PETROLEUM CORP. AT $.123 PER GAL.
STOVE OIL, P.S. 100 TO GENERAL PETROLEUM CORP. AT $.135 PER GAL.
01 ESEL 01 L, P..S. 200 TO GENERAL PETROLEUM CORP..AT $.1216 PER GAL.
LT. INDUSTRIAL 01Li P.S. 300, CENTRAL HEATlNG.CO. AT '$.3~75 PER BBL.- . :
. . . 3.24 PER BBL.-
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- $3.75 PER BBL. fOR DELIVERIES Of 1,000 GAL. OR LESS; $3.24 PER BBL. fOR 5,000 GAL AND
OVER, ALL' IN ACCORDANCE. WITH THE TERMS Of THE BIDS SUBMITTED.AND THAT-THE 'PROPER CITY OffiCIALS
ENTER INTO A CONTRACT ON THIS BASIS. ROLLCALL VOTE. .MOTION CARR I ED.
,REPORTS OF OFF! CERS
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2 A REPORT Of THE CITY MANAGER - RE: IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS; REPORT fROM EUGENE WATER &
ELECTRI-C BOARDjREPORT fROM LEIGH FISHER WAS SUBMIT:r~D AND READ AS fOLLOWS: 1 e
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. ' "THE STRUCTURE .TO HOUSE THE RIVERVIEW PUMP-ING STATION HAS BEEN COMPLETED. THE
ELECTRICAL WIRING IS BEING INSTALLED AND THE CONTRACTOR IS AWAITING THE PUMP. THE
RIVE~VIEW SEWER LINE HAS BEEN PLACED fROM THE SOUTH LINE Of THE .OVERPASS TO THE HEAD
GATE ON THE MILL RACE AND THAT PORTION BETWEEN THE HEAD GATE AND THE PUMPING STATION
IS RAPIDLY APPROACING COMPLETION.
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THE NEW PUMP HAS BEEN SET AT THE 13TH AVENUE PUMPING STATION AND THE REWIRING IS
VERY NEARLY fiNISHED. THER.E STI LL REMAI NS TO -BE---I-NSTALLED, WHEN RECEIVED, THE SPIRAL
STAIRS, AND TESTS RUN ON THE PUMP.
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THE SEWER LI NE BETWEEN HI LYARD STREET AND WI LLAMETTE STREET fROM 32ND TO 40TH
AVENUE I SNOW C,OMPLETED. -----~. . .
ON EACH Of- YOUR DESKS 'YOU WI lL -F-I'ND'-PART II O~ THE LEIGH FI~HER AND ASSOCIATES ' -
REPORT ENTITLED "DEVELOPMENT Of THE MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT" THIS COpy SHOULD BE ATTACHED
TO YOUR COpy Of. PART I--AND'-IS FOR YOUR USE AND REV I.EW. MR. FISHER WilL MEET WITH THE
COUNCIL SOMETIME IN JANUARY TO MAKE HIS PERSONAL PRESENTATION AND DISCUSS THE VARIOUS
POSSI.BI LI TI ESOf THE DEVELOPMENT Of -MAHLON SWEET 'AI.RPORT. . ~
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ALSO, ON ~ACH OF YOUR~ESKS YO~WtL~ FIN~COPIES OF TWO RE~ORTS ON TAX STUD~ES MADE
fOR THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD, ACCOMPANIED BY THE FOLLOWING MEMORANDUM fROM MR.
RAY BOALS, GENE.RAL SUPER I NToENDENT, SECRE1.ARY fOR' THE BOARD. . -
'WE ARE HANOI NG YOU HE.REWI TH TEN COP-I ES 'EACH OF REPORTS RESUL 11 NG fROM TAX STUDI ES .
MADE FOR THE BOARD COYERING THE EffECTS Of TAXATION ON PUBLICLY OWNED UTILITIES. THE
fiRST SET IS EN.TITLED "ALTE.RNATlVE TAX PL..ANS"-AND I-S DATED NOVEMBER 30, 1954. THE
SECOND SET HAS TO DO WITH POLICIES CONCERNING TAXATION AND IS DATED OCTOBER 25, 1954.
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. ' SINCE THE REVENUES TO THE CITY WILL PROBABLY BE INFLUENCED BY ANY CHANGE IN TAX
POLIC~ Of THE STATE WITH RESPECT TO MUNICIPAL ELECTRIC UTILITIES, THE BOARD IS ANXIOUS I
THAT THE CITY COUNCIL EXPRESS AN OPINION OR OPINIONS ON THE TWO FOLLOWING POINTS:
I . WHAT IS THE PREVAILING OPINION Of THE COUNCIL WITH RESPECT TO THE TAXATION
. Of PUBLICLY OWNE~ UTILITIES? WHILE ~HE~AXATION ~~THE ELECTRIC UTILITY.
ONLY HAS BEEN SUGGESTED IN BILLS SUBMITTED TO fORMER LEGISLATURES, THERE
- .~. ~ ~= SEEMS TO BE LITTLE JUSTifiCATION fOR THE SELECTIVE TAXATION OF THE ELECTRIC
UTILITY WITHOUT CONSIDERING THE WATER UTILITY, IF NOT OTHER SO-CALLED NOW
PROPRIETARY ACTIVITIES Of THE CITY. e
.. 2. -SHOU!';D THE AMOUNT- Of THE TAX BE- CHANGED APPRECI AB\.;Y THERE WI LL UNDOUBTE.DLY,
BE A CHANGE IN THE RATE SCHEDULES FOR ELECTRICITY, OR FOR BOTH ELECTRICITY
AND WATER.
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IN VIEW Of THE CURRENT fiNANCIAL POSITION Of THE STATE, WHICH CONDITION IS EX-
PECTED TO BECOME MORE ACUTE. OUR I NG THENE'XT FEW' YEARS, THERE- WIt:L UNDOUBTE-DLY,BE MU-CH
PRESSURE BROUGHT TO REQUIRE TAXATION Of MUNICIPAL UTiliTIES IN THE NEXT SESSION Of THE
LEGISLATURE. THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD AND INDEED ALL THE OTHER MUNICIPAL
UTILITIES Of THE STATE OF OREGON, THE REAs, THE PUDs AND THE PRIVATE POWER COMPANIES
ARE EQUALLY CONCERNED.
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I THE BOARD HAS BEEN WI THHOLD I NG TH.I S- TAX STUDY DATE FROM C I RCULAT-I ON UNTIL -SUCH
TIME AS THE CITY GOVERNMENT HAS HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO EITHER DISCUSS THESE MATTERS
I WITH THE BOARD OR TO ~ORM ANbplNION CONCERNING TAX~TION fOR TRANSMi~SI6~ T6 THE-BoARO~ .
SINCE THE LEGISLATURE WILL CONVENE IN A FEW DAYS, THIS MATTER SHOULD HAVE THE IMMEDIATE I
u ,ATTENT-ION .Of THE ColH'4C-1 L. III :
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I T WAS MOVED BY DR.- CRUMBAKER" SECONDED BY .MR'.BoOTHTHAT' THE COMMUN:I CATION F:ROM THE
EUGENE WATER & ELECTRfC BOARD BE REfERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED.
IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE BALANCE Of THE REPORT Of
THE CITY MANAGER BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON rilE. MOTl ON CARR I ED.
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I . REPORTS OF .'COMMITTEES
3 A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE'MEETtNG HELD ON DECEMBER 14, 1954 - RE: VACATI ON
OF THE EAST/WEST ALLEY BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TH AND BETWEEN OLIVE AND WILLAMETTESTREET WAS SUB-
MITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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"PR ESE NT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNcrLMEN CRUMBAKER, GODLOVE, 'SIEGENTHALER; GITY MANAGER
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THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE INSPECTED THE LOT AND AREA BEHIND THE U. S. POSTOFFICE
IN BEHALf OF THE REQUEST FOR THE VACATION Of THE EAST/WEST ALLEY BETWEEN 5TH AND 6~H
AND BETWEEN OLIVE AND WILLAMETTESTREET.
'IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF'THE COMMITTEE THAT If THE PLAN IS TO BUILD THE STRUCTURE
ACROSS THE ALLEY THAT THE ALLEY ,BE VACATED PROVIDED ALL PUBLI~_AND PRIVATE UTILITIES NOW
UStNG THE ALLEY ARE RELOCATED TO THE 'SATISFACTtON OF THE'UTILITY COMPANY AND AT THE
e EXPENSE OF THE PROPERTY GWNER."
IT-WAS MOVED BY DR~ CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE REPORT OF THE PUBLtC
WORKS COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED.
4 ~ RtpORT'OF THE PUBLI,C WORKS COMMITTEE .MEETING HELD ON DECEMBER 16, 1954 - RE: PROPOSAL
OF DAVE VAN FOSSEN; COMMUNICATION FROM COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT, INC. R-O-W FOR GARFIELD STREET
I AND 24TH AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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IIPRESENT: MAYOR JO~N'ON; COUNCtLMEN CRUMBAKER, GODLOVE, KOPPE, CITY MANAGER; CITY
ENGINEER AND CITY RECORDER~, MR. JAQUES OF THE EUGENE REGISTER GUARD ALSO ATTENDED THE
MEETING. . THE COMM~TTEE MADE -A FlELD TRIP TO INVESTIGATE THE REQUEST OF THE ~COMMERCE
INVESTMENT, INC. , IN BEHALF -Of MRS;'GERTRUDE DALE1S PROPERTY AND ALSO VlStTED'THE SITE
AT 24TH AND HIGH 'STREETS IN REGARD TO.THE REQUEST 'OF MR. DAVE VAN FOSSEN.~ T~E -SUBJECTS
DISCUSSED AND THE RECOMMENDATIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS: . . . -, :
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I . PROPOSAL OF DAVE VAN FOSSEN FOR PURCHASE OF LOT ON CORNER OF 24TH AND HIGH STREETS _
IN COMPLIANCE WITH A REQUEST OF THE 'COUNClL, THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE INSPECTED THIS
PROPERTY AND MAKES THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATIONS: THAT_THE CITY RETAIN THIS PARCEL 'OF
e. LAND ON,THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF 24TH AND HIGH" STREETS UNTtL A DEFINITE PLAN IS FORMULATED
AND APPROVED FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF HIGH STREET AND FURTHER THAT THE COUNCIL ESTABLISH A
POLICY FOR THE FUTURE THAT ANY CITY OWNED, PROPERTY IN OR ADJACENT TO THE RIGHT-OF-WAY
OF ANY STREET OR PROPOSED STREET BE 'HELD UNTIL PLANS ARE FORMULATED AND ADOPTED FOR THE
PURCHASE OF RIGHT-OF-WAY AND IMPROVEMENT OF ANY-SUCH STREET.
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2. COMMUNICATION FROM COMMERCIAL INVESTMENT, INC., - RE: THE MRS. GERTRUDE DALE
. PROPERTY SOUTH OF'THE EUGENE AIRPARK. THE 'COMMITTEE VIEWED THE StTE Of PROPOSED
'IMPROVEMENT-PROJECT AND STUDIED THE MAPS~Of THE AREA SHOWING THE PRESENT STREET LOCA-
TIONS AND AN OUTLINE OF THE PROPOSED STREET IMPROVEMENTS.
IT IS THE RECOMMENDATtON OF THE COMM1TTEE THAT THE PROMOTER Of THIS.. PROJECT BE
I I NFORMED THAT THE 1"1 RST STEP I S THE ANNEXATI ON-TO. THE CI TY OF EUGENE OF THE AREA INVOLVED
THAT IS NOW LOCATED OUTSIDE THE CITY. ANOTHER REQUIREMENT fOR CONSIDERATION OF THE PRO-
JECT WILt BE A SUBMlssrON OF A PETITION SIGNED BY THE OWNERS OF THE PROPERTY AFFECTED,
REQUESTI NG THE IMPROVEMENTS WHICH ARE'PROPOSED.
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3. THE RIGHT-OF-WAY: FOR--GARFIELD STREET BETWEEN 8TH AND 11TH AVENUES - IT WAS EXPLAINED
BY THE CITY MANAGER AND'THE CITY ENGINEER THAT AN ATrEM~T~WAS BEING MADE TO SE~URE RIGHT-
OF-WAY fOR GARFI ElO STREET FROt:1 8TH ,AVEN\.?Er T91; ITtl A.VENUE AND, THAT I T WAS THE DESI RE OF
e THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE TO'SECURE COU~CIL-APPROVAL OF THE LOCATION OF THIS STREET AND
PROCEDURE TO BE fOLLOWED IN SECURING THE NECESSARY RIGHT-OF-WAY.
THE MAPS SHOWING THE PROPOSED LAYOUT FOR GARF1ELD STREET WERE STUDIED BY THE
COMMITTEE AND~IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION: OF THE COMMITTEE- THAT GARFIELD STREET BE LAID
OUT ON A GENERAL NORTH.SOUTH.LJNE AS A CONTINUATION OF'GARFIELD;STREET NORTH OF 7TH
AVENUE AND THAT'AN ATTEMPT:BE-MADE'TO SECUREOPTIONS"ON'ALL PRIVATE PROPERTY,'NEEDED
FOR THE RIGHT-Of-WAY, ALSO THAT THE CITY MANAGER'S:OFFICE'CONTACT THE STATE TO DETERMINE
WHAT PROPERTY CAN BE SECURED FROM THE STATE_ Of OREGON TO PROVIDE 'RIGHT-OF-WAY THROUGH
THE PROPERTY CONTROLLED BY THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION.
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4. RIGHT-Or-WAY FOR 24TH' 'AVENUE BETWEEN HARRIS AND UNIVERSITY. STREETS - THE'COMMITTEE
,ALSO LISTENED TO" A- PROGRES'S REPORT: SUBMI TTED BY" THE CITY MANAGER 'S_ OFF ICE RELATI VE TO
THE" RIGHT-OF~WAY'FOR'AN EXTENS'ION Of 24TH 'AVENUE EAST BETWEE.N HARRIS AND UNIVERSITY
STREETS. THE COMMI TTEE: WAS- I NF.'ORMED THAT THE, CI TY HAD THE' MAJOR- PORTI ON OF THE RI GHT-
OF-WAY FROM HARRIS TO POTTER STREET, BUT THAT A SMALL PORTION APPROXIMATELY I I FEET: HAD
I TO BE SECURED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THIS STRIP; ALSO THAT IT IS NECESSARY TO SECURE A
SMALL RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY ON THE-WEsrSIDE OF~POTTER STREET. IT JS ALSO NECESSARY TO
SECURE'A RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY ON THE ,EAST SIDE OF POTTER STREET AND A SMALL STRIP,ON
TO THE EA.S.T ON'THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE RIGHT-OF-WAY RUNNIN_G EAST TO:UNIVERSITY' STREET.
IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. THAT ACTION BE TAKEN BY THE
CITY MANAGER'S OfFICE TO SECURE THESE PROPERTIES TO COMPLETE THIS RIGHT-Of-WAY AS SOON
AS POSSIBLE."
e IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE REPORT Of THE PUBLIC WOR~
COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED.
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5 A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON DECEMBER 15, 1954 - RE: ApPLI- I
CATION FOR PB PACKAGE LICENSE; PETITION FOR TRAFFIC SIGNAL INSTALLATION; I NSTALLATI ON OF
INTE~SECTIO~ SIGNALS; TRAFFIC CONTROL EQUIPMENT; REQUESTS FOR LIMITED,PARKING; AND REQUEST
OF MANERUD-HlJNTI NGTON FUEL -COMPANY WAS SUBMI'TTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: --
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"PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN GODLOVE, SIEGENTHALER AND SHEARER; CITY
MANAGtRj CITY ATTORNEY) TRAFFIC ENGINEER AND CITY RECORDER. MR. NORMA~'SCHNEltiER WAS
ALSO PRESENT. THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MET ON THE ABOVE DATE TO GIVE~CONSroERATION
TO SEVERAL MATTERS, SOME OF WHICH WERE REfERRED TO BY THE COUNCIL.
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I . ApPLrCATlON',-fOR 'Pia, PACKAGE-LI CENSE, - SAFEWAY ~STORES, INC.', 1320 WILLAMETTE STREET -
IT WAS EXPLAINED BY THE CITY MANAGER THAT TH~S:WAS ANEW LICENSE APPLICATION FOR THE .
SAFEWAY STORE AT 13TH AND WILLAMETTE AND THAT THEY HAD NOT PREVIOUSLY HAD A LICENSE
FO~THE:REASON THAT THEY WtRt $ITOATtD ~rTHIN A BLOCK FROM THE OLD LOCATfON,OFTHE
FRANCIS:WILLARD SCHOOL~ ,AFTER-SOME blSCUSSI6N IT WASRECO~MENDED THAT-THE COUNCIL
GIVt ~PPROVAL TO T~IS 'APPLICATlo~ IN THAT THt STORE IS NO LONGER LOCATED, IN A RESTRICTED
AREA. . ,., e
2.' A PETITION FOR A'TRAFFIC SIGNAL INSTALLATION AT 18TH AND HILYARD 'STREET - THE"
COMMITTEE GAVE CONSIDERATION TO A PETITION SIGNED BY,59 RESIDENTS IN THE VICfNITY OF,
18TH AVENUE AND HILYARD STREET REQUESTING THE INSTALLATION OF A TRAFFIC SIGNAL AT THAT
I NTERSECTI ON. MR. NORMAN SCHNEIDER OF 710~EAST fBTH AVENUE PRESENTED'THE-SITUATION TO
THE COMMITTEE FOR-THE RtsiDENTS bf:THt AREA.
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THE REPORT OF THE TRAFFIC ENGINEER RELATIVE TO THE PETITION INDICATES THAT A
TRAFFIC SIGNAL IS'NOT WARRANTED AT~THE INTERSECTION OF"IBTH AND HrLYARD 'AT THIS TIME.
THE PLAN IS THAT WHEN 18TH AVENUE IS PAVED'AND:IMPROVED TMROUGH.TO UNIVERSITY~STREET
THAT IT IS THE PlAN THEN'TO INSTACL A SIGNAL AT THIS' INTERSECTION. THE REPORT FURTHER
fNDICATES'THAT SINCE THE:OPENING OF 18TH-AvENUE AS:AN ARTERIAL THERE.HAS BEEN ONLY ONE
, ' THIS -ACCIDENT OCCURRED ON THE 7TH DAY OF DECEM-
REPORTED ACCIDENT AT THIS INTERSECTI"ON.
BER AT I :00 P.M. IT WAS REPORTED TO BE~CAUSED BY THE EXERCISE Of POOR JUDGMENT ON,THE
PART OF ONE DRIVER, WHICH COULD OCCUR AT ANY INTERSECTION IN THE CITY.
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AFTER SOME~FURTHER DISCUSSION ON THE_SUBJECT' IT IS THE OPINION:AND THE,RECOMMENDA-
TION Of THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE:THAT:NO CHANGE BE MADE, AT THE INTERSECTION AT
I PRESENT BUT-THAT IT BE KEPT-UNDER STUDY TO NOTE THE CHANGES IN THE TRAFFIC DENSITY._ =---
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'-3. " I'NSTALLATI ON, OF INTERSECTION SI"GNALS - IT ~AS7REPORTED BY THE-CITY MANAGER:AND
'TRAFFIC7ENGINEER THAT, ON THE BASIS OF THE CURRENT STUDY O~ STREET INTERSECTIONS THAT
TRAfF I C CONTROL LIGHTS SHOULO-'BE INSTALLED AT THREE I NTERSECTI ONS. -,-THESE' ARE 11TH
AND LINCOLN STREETS, 18TH AND JEFFERSON STREETS AND 11TH AND CHAMBERS STREET. I TIS
I PROPOSED THAT THE FAR SIDE:SPAN WIRE TYPE INSTALLATION BE MADE AT THE-FIRST TWO INTER-
SECTlbNS BUT tHAT:THE CtNTER SUSPENSION TYPE~SIGNAL BE I NSTALLED AT' II TH AND CHAMBERS.
THIS LAtTtR ls AN OUTE~ RESIDENTIAL INTERSECTION AND EXISTING EQUIPMENT CAN BE USED,TO I
MAKE THIS INSTALLATION. - - -- ,
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-Ii IS THE ~EtOMMt~DATION 0' tHE:P~BLlc SAFETy:CDMMITTEE THAT THE COONCIL-APPROVE
THE INSTALLATION OF SIG~ALS:AS INDiCATED AT THESE THREE INTERSECTIONS~ I
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4~:'- TRAfFIC CONTROL tQUIPMENT FOR SCRAMBLE,SYSTtM:AT BROADWAV~ANDWILLAMETTE,STREET -
SOME DISCUSSION WAS GIVEN BY THE COMMITTEE TO THE SIGNALS FOR CONTROLLING TRAFfiC AT
BROADWAY AND WILLAMETTE STREET. IT WAS THE OPINION Of THE COMMITTEE THAT THE SIGNAL
DE~ICESF~R CONTROLLING T~E AUTO~OBILt tRAFFIC AT TH1S-INTERSECTION APPEARS TOBE .
READILY UNDERSTOOD BUT THAT-'SOME-CONFUSION ExISTS WITH'PEDESTRIANS AS TO WHEN TO-'CROSS
AND AS TO-HOW MijCH7TI~E IS ~VAILABLt FOR'TME CROSS~NG. IT'WAS~THOUGHT THAT PERHAPS
SOME )MPROVEMtNT COOLD BE'MADt IN THE SIGNALS FOR PEOESTRIANS.' , . e
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IT WAS PROPOSED BY THE TRAFFIC ENGINEER THAT THE COMMITTEE CONslDER A MORE PROMI-
NENT"WALK-WAI T" SiGNAL': fOR- PEDESTR I ANS AND: SHOWED A 01 AGRAMOF THE TYPE Of SIGNAL THAT
WAS PROPOSED'; HE INDICATEb~FURTHER THAT HE' BELIEVED THAT THIS CHANGECOULD~BE7MADE WITH
A RATHER ~INOR ~DJUSTMENrTO THE EQUIPMENT NOW IN PLACE. --I TIS - THE RECOMMENDATI 0111 OF
THt PUBL~C SAfETY' COMMI TTEE THAT THE--C I TV MANAGER'S OFFI CE-' I NVESTI GATE THE DETAI LS OF
I MA~lNG THIS CHANGE ~N~'THAT~ I F- IT is FEASI BLE THAT THE EQUI PMENT BE ORDERED TO MAKE
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THIS CONVERSION ON THE: "WALK-WAIT" SIGNAL AT:THIS'INTERSECTION.
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5. REQUESTS FOR LIMITED PARKING, ASSOCIATED OIL COMPANY, 1151 SECOND AVENUE WEST -
-THE CITY MANAGER EXPL~INED THAT A REQUEST HAD BEEN RECEIVE~-FROM THE ASSOCIATED OIL
COMPANY FOR SOME LIMITED PARKING IN, FRONT- OR: ADJACENT TO THEIR OfFlCE'-ON WEST,SECO.ND.
THE COMPLAINT WAS,THAT LONG'TIME AND-SOMETIMES'ALL DAY,PARKERS FILLED U~ THE PARKING
'SPACES 'NEAR THEIR OFFICE AND-'AS A RESULT THEY HAD NO SPACE TO ACCOMMODATE THEIR
CmnOMERS., ,- + --..
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IT~'IS THE RECOMMENDATIO'N OF-'THE COMMITTEE THAT'A:ONE HOUR PARKJNG'ZONE BE ESTAB-
L I SHED-- ON -THE NORTH S IDE OF WE'ST SECOND AVENUE FROM A POI NT 155 FEET WEST OF ITS
INTERSECTioN WITH THE WEST LINE OF VAN-BUREN STREET TO A POINT 50 FEET WEST.
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I 6. REQUEST OF MANERUD-HUNTINGTONFUEL COMPANY - THIS REQUEST WHICK'WAS RECEIVED BY
THE CITV MANAGER IS THAr PARKIN~ BEPROHISITED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 7TH AVENUE EAST OF
,PEARL TO ALLOW MORE- ROOM FOR VEHICLES'TO PASS TRUCKS PARKED' ON THE NORTH SIDE MAKING
DELIVERIES AT THE GROCERY STORE ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER. THE TRAFFIC ENGINEER INDICATED
THAT A CHECK OF THE ACCIDENTS fOR THE PAST SI~ YEARS SHOWS ONLY ONE PER YEAR FOR THE
LAST FOUR YEARS IN FRON~ OF THt STORE AND'THA~ ~HESE WERE EITHER DUE'TO THE OPENING OF
A CAR, DOOR OR PULLING OUT FROM THE CURB. IN THE OPINION OF THE TRArFIC ENGINEER THIS
'DID NOT"NECESSITATE CORRECTING THIS SITUATION AT 7TH AND PEARL UNLES~ THE PARKING COULD
BE TAKEN OFr THE SOUTH-S~DE rOR SEVERAL BLOCKS AND THE CENTER LIN~'MOVEn TO THE'SOUTH.
.IT"IS FELT'ALSO, THAT THERE' ARE NUMEROUS SITUATIONS JUST LIKE THIS 'ALL'THE. WP.Y ALONG
6TH AND 7TH AVENUES AND THAT IF IT IS CORRECTED AT ONE LOCATION THAT IT SHOULD.BE
CORRECTED FOR ALL. THIS WOULD INVOLVE REMOVING THE PARKING FROM 7TH AVENUE ALL THE
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IT IS THE. RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THIS REQUEST'BE.DENIED BUT THAT
THE' WHOLE MATTER' OF CONGESTION: ALONG 7TH AVENUE BE GIVEN FURTHER. STUDY BY THE TRArn C
ENGI NEER.,1l
e IT WAS MOVED BY MR~ SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY MR.' BOOTH THAT THE REPORT OF THE'PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMITTEE BE;ADOPTED~ 'ROLLCALL'VOTE. MOTl ON CARR I ED.
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SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWSr' .
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I IIPRESENT: CHAIRMAN, MARK WESTLING, MRS. . FORD, MR'. BA TOR I, MR; ALLUM, MR. OWE N,
MR. LINDEEN, MR. BUfORD,; MAYOR JOHNSON; C I TV MANAGER AND C I TV RECORDER WERE ALSO'
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. --'THE REPORT OF THE CITY COUNCIL HEALTH AND RECREATION COMMITTEE WAS READ OUTLINING
THE PURPOSES rOR'WHICH THE" COMMI TTEE WAS'FORMED. SUMMAR I,ZED, THE PURPOSE IS TO STUDY
"THEPROBL'EM AND REC0MMEND ACTION FOR SOME IMMEDIATE'IMPROVEMENT IN THE SITUATION AND
ALSO TO FORMULATE'RECOMMENDATIONS FOR "A" BASIS FOR AN ORDINANCE TO CONTROL AIR POLLUTION.
THE COMMITTEE WAS REQUESTED TO RENDER A REPORT BY FEBRUARY 14, 1955.
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,THE VARIOUS F'ACTS or THE PROBLEM WERE 0'1 SCUSSED BY MEMBERS- OF':- THE- COMMITTEE AND IT
WAS MOVED BY MR. OWEN AND. DbLY' SECONDED" THAT' THE COMMI TTEE AS' A FI RS.T.' STEp!,-'SEND A
...-:: - LETTER "TO ALL SAWMI LLS IN OR AD'JACENT TO.- EUGENE STATI NG THE PROBLEM AND REQUEST I NG THEI R
." CO:OPERAT:I ON IN ATTEMPT I NG' SOME SORT Of" ACTION. FOR' I MPROV'EMEN-T IN .T.HESITU'AT"I ON AS SOON
AS POSSIBLE; ALSO THAT THE COMMI TTEE SECURE ASSI ST'ANCE FROW,THE STATE AI R' POLLunON
AUTHORI TY I N.MAK:I NG AN I NSPECTI ON OF ,THE VARIOUS MI US", WI TH THE COMM-r TTEETO SEE THE
OPERATIONS ,AT THOSE MI LLS', AND TO DISCUSS THE PROBLEM WLTH' THE' OWNERS AND OPERATORS. II
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IT WAS MOVED' BY MR.-BOOTH:; -SECONDED(BY.MR. OWEN THAT THE RE.PORTOF niE--ANTI-AIRPOLLUTION
COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. . ' .
7 A REPORr OF THE CI F'.1 C CENTER AND' PUBL.I C WORKS COMMI TTEES MEE,TJ NG HELD ON.' DECEMBER 23,
1954_ WAS SUBMI TTED AND _ READ AS FOLLOWS:' .. '
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I ' " ,IIPRESENT: -- MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNC I LMEN CRUMBA.KER, GODLOVE,- KOPPE, $1 EGENTHALER,
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WATSON, OWEN'AND SHEARER; COUNCILMAN-ELECT SHISLER;'C.lTV MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY; CITY
,ENGINEER AND CITY RECORDER. MR. TOM JAQUES OF' THE EUGENE: REGISTER-GUARD ALSO ATTENDED
THE MEETING.
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THE.~OMBINED CI~IC'CENTER AND PUBLIC WORKS'COMMITTEES OF' THE COUNCIL ~AVE DULY
CONS-I DERED THE PROPOSAL' OF' ARCHI TECTSCOLLA'BORATI VE' THAT THE -ARE'AF'ROM ,THE 'PRESENT
COURT HOUSE NORTH TO 'THE WI...LAMETTE' RI VER BE DEVELOPED INTO A ,CI VI C CENTER WI THPUBLI C
e BUILDINGS, PARKWAYS, PUBLIC PARKS, AND AUDITORIUM, ETC.
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ONEP,ART OF THE PROPOSAL INVOLVES':THE LO'CATION Of' PUBLIC BUILDINGS, INCLUDING A
CITY HALL, I N THE AREA BETWEEN FI FTH AND 'E I GHTH AVENUES AND, WI:LLAMETTE AND HI GH STREETS.
PROPONENTS INDICATE THAT THE AREA WILL BE IN THE GEOGRAPHIC CENTER OF A VASTLY ENLARGED
CITY, ~I~H THOUSANDS NORTH OF FERRY STREET BRJDGE, AND ALSO THOUSANDS. I N. THE RIVER ROAD-
BETHEL;,WEST' ELEVENTH AREA. ~'~LT, I S NOW THE CENTER OF A' METROPOLI TAN AREA ,OF' UPWARDS OF
100,000 PEOPLE. IT WAS STATED THAT THERE WOULD BE. THEN, AS THERE IS NOW, A MAXIMUM
OF ACCESSIBILITY FROM EVERY PART OF EUGENE, AND FROMSPRINGf'IELD, AND PORTIONS Of' THE
OUTLYING METROPOLITAN AREA AS WELL. THE AREA LIES BEHINO THE SHOPPING AREA WHICH HAS
BEEN MOV,j:NG'TO THE' SOUTH AND WEST. I T THEREFORE, CONFORMS TO: THE REQUI REMENTS. OF' GOOD
PLANNING. . -- --' , . "
THE COMMITTEE' IS IN AGREEMENT'WITH'THE IOEA AS ALONG' R~ANGE PLAN BUT'DOES NOT
FIND ANY IMMEDIATE NEED FOR ~. NEW C1TY HAL.... WH.I LE THE' PRESENT CITY HALL' IS N'OT THE
MODERN STRUCTURE MANY,BELIEVE THE CITY SHOULD HAVE, IT DOES SERVE THE CITY ADEQUATELY,
I AND_ WI LLCONTINUE' TO' DO SO fOR MANY YEARS TO COME.o . THERE IS AMPLE ROOM ~bR ALL ACTIVI-
TI ES USUALLY QUARTERED IN-- A;:C I TY HALL. REMODEL1NG FROM TIME TO" TIME CA'N IMPROVE- THE
FUNCTIONAL QUALITIES AT LOW COST. A NEW CI TY.HALL' SHOULD- NOT BE CONSTRUCTED UNTl LI T
CAN BE DONE WITHOUT CRAMPING THE CITY FINANCIALLY, AND WITHOUT JEOPARDIZING MORE
IMP,ORTANT ANO,MORE VITAL' EXPENDITURES REQUIRED.BY THE -PUBLIC. .
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'THE-COMMITTEE:BEL1EVES THAT ~HE DECISIO~ ON THE:PROPER SITE FOR THE:NEW LIBRA~Y I
BU I LD I NGIS OF'- SUCH A TECHN I CAL NATURE' TFIA T :'1 T SHOULD BE DEC IDEO ONLY ,AFTER THE U BRARY
BOARD HAS RECOMMENDED THE S'ITE'WH'ICHCAN:BEST:INSURE'A'MAXIMUM OF SERVICE- TO PATRONS.
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" 'A' SECOND PART OF ,THE PROPOSAL' CALLS', fOR THE DEVELOPMENT. OF A: CI V'I C CENTER. I N' THE
AREA BETWEE'IiI S'(XTH AVENUE AND'THE WILLAMETTE RIVER-;',IT,'WOULD BE"'NICE-.lf'THE CITY OWNED
THE AREA, IN QUESTION, I FI T WERE, DEVEL'OPED ALONG THE' L I NESPROPOSED" AND IF' THE DEVELOP-
MENT WAS PA-I 0-- F'-OR'., THIS ADMISSION DOES NOT JUSTlf.YHOWEVER, A DECLARATION BY':THE CITY
0 OF ITS 'j NTENTI ON TO ACQU'n~E'''NDDEVELOP' THE AREA'. ' MANY- N'I CE . THINGS ARE PROPOSED-:- BY
MANY- PU'BLI C"S'PI R,I TED, 'GROUPS Wffl CH '1 NTELLI-GENCE AND PRUDENCE SAYSHOULD,NOT:- BEe- UNDER~
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WITH REFERENCE TO THE WHOLE PLAN, IT IS THE DECISION OF THE COMMITTEE. THAT UNQUALI-
FIED APPROVAL SHOULD NOT BE GIVEN AT THIS TIME. THERE ARE SEVERAL REASONS FOR THIS
POSrTION. FIRST. THE: COMMITTEE DOES NOT:BELIEVETH'AT THE'AREA IS:BLIGHTED, OR THAT IT
: NEEDS, REO'EVELO'PMElIIT. ,A,'LARGER, PERCENTAGE OF THE CI_TY'S THRIVING -PAYROLL ENTERPRISES
PROBABLY IS LOCATED IN THIS AREA, THAN IN ANY AREA Of EQUAL SIZE I N THE C In.' , -
THE-'- COMM'I TTEE' D'OES 'NOT' BELl EVE. THA'T THE LAB'EL llL.O.NG-RANGE II PI NNED OW THE PROPOSAL e
BY ARCHI TECTS COLLABORATI VE ADEQUATELY SAFEGUARDS' T.HEPLAN WHI CH': MAY TAKE' F'I-rTY YEARS -::
OR MORE TO COMPLETE. TRUE, IN FIFTY YEARS MOST OF THE PRESENT INVESTMENTS WILL BE
AMORTIZED, PERHAPS AB'ANDONED,. - " THE 'D'ANGER, 'IS, THA T, I F': THE PLAN ,IS',' ADOPTED', ZEALOTS WILL
NOT ALLOW NATURE TO TAKE ITS COURSE. ARCHI TECTS COLLABORAT:J VE ,T.HEMSELVES, NOTWITHSTAND-
ING THEIR ASSERTION THAT DEVELOPMENT MIGHT BE FIFTY YEARS AWAY, PROPOSED THAT THE CITY
ADVANCE THE P,LAN :rHROUGH 'ALL FUTURE ACTJONS, INC,LUD'INGZONI~G, WHICH WAS SPECIFICALLY I
MENTI ONED'. - IF' THE PLAN 'WE'RE ADOPTED TREMENDO~S PRESSURE"WOULD BE EXERTED ON THE.
PLANNING COMMISSION AND ON THE COUNCIL FOR IMMEDIATE REZONING WHICH WOULD CONVERT: THE
PRODUCTIVE AREA INTO A NON-PRODUCTIVE ONE. IMMEDIATE REZONING Of AN AREA WHICH MAY
NOT BE DEVELOPED F'OR' FI FTY YEARS WJ LL LEAD 'T,O SLUMCONDI TI ONS Of' SERIOUSPROPO'RTI ONS.
ANY APPROVAL:BYTHE' COUNCIL SHOULD BE COND'ITIONAL,.--PREDICATE'D 'UPON'THE"UNDERSTANDING
THAT SU'CH APPROYAL SH'ALL'NOT BE THE,BASIS fOR DISCOURAGEMENT;: OR :HARASSMEN:T_ Of LEGI'T1-
MATE BUS I NESS 'I N THE' AREA, DIRECTLY OR 'INDIRECTLY', NOW, OR L'ATER:, BY 'ZO.N I NGOR OTHE,RW I SE.
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SECOND, THERE IS THE ALL IMPORTANT MATTER OF fiNANCING THE PROPOSAL. I T CAN BE
SAID' WITH CERTAINTY THAT UNDER THE:CITY'SPRESENT_REVENUE-.-S-rRUCT,URETHE PROPOS'AL OF
ARCH I TECT,- S COLLABORATI VE "CANNOT BE MUCH: MORE THAN A-, DREAM. THE DEVELOPMENT PROPOSED,
EVEN ',TO' THE EXTENT'OF ACQ'UIRING:'A SITE, WOULD':REQU'IRE VERY LARGE, SUMS,O,f_ MONEY. ---AT_' .
P'RESENT THE OVER'ALL PROPERTY TAX AT 85.5 MILLS" I S': APPROACH I NG: 'THE--POI NT, OF C-ONfl SCA.TI ON
OF PROPERTY AND'r,T I'SLI KEL'YTHAT" THE STATE: GOVERNMENT WILL' ADO 'FURTHER :TO, TH:tS TAX
'BURDEN. 'THE -CITY'S PORTION OF'..T,HIS LEVY IS ONLY 20.I,MILLS., IT ASSISTS IN:~ARELY
PROVI 01 N'G F'OR THEOPERATrONAV REQ'UI REMENTS' Of THE CI TY PLUS ,LI MI TED CAP.I TAL OU:rLAY FOR
TRUNK SEWERS, ARTERIAL STREETS, ET CETERA, AND THERE IS NO POSSIBILITY OF' SQUEEZING OUT,
1 ,UNDER THE'-PRESENT -SCH'EDULE,FUNDS F'OR 'ANY PROJECTS EXCEPT THOSE fOR,STRICTLY B-ASIC':NEEDS
INVOLVING HEALTH AND PUBLIC SAfETY. .. - '- ' -..
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- , PROPERTY TAKES WI LL: -CONTcl'NUE. AT TH'rs LEV,f:L, I N THE' FORESEEA~LE, FUTURE' BECAUSE PRESENT
REQUIREMENTS WILL INCREASE, NOT DECREASE, I N FUTURE YE,ARS'.: I NCREASES IN: -A'SSESSED, VALUA-
TION HAVE CONSISTENTLY LAGGED BEHIND THE INCREASES IN POPULATION. ANNEXATIONS ADD TO
THE 'P,ROBLE'MBECAU'SE THE, 'ASSESSED VALUATION ANNEXED I S NeT COMMENSURATEtWI TH_ THE INCREASED I
'-REQU~I'R:EMENTS OF- T-HE: ADDED' POPULATl O'N~:: POPUL:ATI'ON 'LNCREASEDo, 239 PER CENTBETWEEN_'1920
ANI): 1950-~.' ASSESS'ED:'-VALU'ATlON' I NCREAS(1) ONLY 170 PER. CENT. IN THE SAME' LENGTH OF' TI ME.
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UNLESS AND UNTIL SOME OTHER NEW SOURCES Of REVENUE ARE DEVELOPED THE COMMITTEE
DOES NOT',:fEEL:' THAT 'THE 'PROJE'C.T',IS WITHIN TH:E"REALM OF' FI'NANCI~AL'POSSIBILITY.- 'THE
COMMnTEE :BELl EVES THAT -THE 'QUE"STI ON' OF F'LNANCI ALFEAS:I BI L'I TY,; 'NOT THE' DESIRABI LI TY:
,Of 'THE:- PROPOSAL, :SHOULD BE:' THE 'BASI'S' :UPON WHI CH THE:MA T,T,ER MUST BE DEC IDEO. -
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I TO' COMP,EL, TAXPAYERS TO :DE-VELOP' A PRO;JE'CT.' WHI CH, C,OMPARE,D' TO V I TALPE'RSONAL NEEDS OF
.., :TA'XPAYERS, 6HOUl:D 'BE'_CONSI DERED A'COMM,UNI TY LUXUR.Y'., " - .. ' - -- ....
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FOURTH. THE CIVIC:CENTER PROPOSAL I S':AN .I DEAL 'PROJECT- TO INTERESTIiIEA'LTH PE'RS:ONS
WHO HAVE THE MEANS AND,' THE 'DESI RE' TO DEVE'LOP -SUCH PROJECTS. ON A V,OL:UNT,ARYB:ASI.S'.
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TIVE AS A SUITABLE SITE fOR A fUTURE CITY HALL. .
2.- THAT THE COUNCI L PREPARE AND SUBMI T TO VOTERS AT AN EARLX -E-LECTI ON A PLAN TO
F I-NANCE THE. ,PURCHASE OF A- SU I'TA-BLE, SI TE F.O,R A 'FUTURE CITY HALL'.
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'TIME AS THE CONSTRUCTI,ON OF'A NEW CIT,Y HALL WILL BE P,OSSIBLE WITHOUT ADDI.N.G UNREASONABLY
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UNTIL THE LIBRARY BOARD CAN INDICATE THE SITE WHICH CAN BEST SERVE LIBRARY PATRONS.
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I " 5;: :TH'AT TH:E .cOUNel L G'I VE' APPROVA-L TO' THE OVE:R-ALL--PLAN' ONLY. ON CONDITION, THAT
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LAND IN THE AREA, BY PREMATURE REZONING OR OTHERWISE.
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SPIRITED ORGANIZATIONS TO THE DEVELOPMENT Of THE PROJECT THROUGH VOLUNTARY GifTS AND
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7. THAT. nrE' CouNcrL COMMEND~A'ND THANK ARCHITECTS COlLABORATl.VE fOR :THE' Tr-ME AND
EFFORT DEVOTED TO THE STUDY OF THE CIVIC CENTER PLAN."
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IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECOND-ED BY MR'. KO,PPE' THAT THE REPORT or 'THE CIVIIC
CENTER AND PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEES BE ADOPTED. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTl ON CARRI ED.
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OF MR. LAF'FERTY AND AMENDMENTS TO ZONING ORDINANCE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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WATSON, OWEN AND SHEARER; COUNCILMAN-ELECT SHISLER; CITY MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY; CITY
ENGI NEERf DI'RE-cTOR 'OF P'AffKS :-ANO' RECREATI'ON AND c.-,TvREC'ORi':)'ER. :MR.. PAuL LAFFERTY AND
MR."ToM JA<fuES 'W(:RE' ALSO; :PRE:SENT~:THf PURP'OSE OF, THe;' MEE'TI NG 'W-A'S MAl N'L:Y 'TO Da'SCUSS
AND MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS ON THE REQUEST OF LAFFERTY & SON FOR W-A I VtR OF A S'TREET- SET--
BACK AND ON CURRENT SUGGESTIONS FOR AMENDMENTS TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE.
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I I .' ' ~EQ~EST OF R. ,E. LAFFERTY'& SON,: ,'340 'WA'SH'I NGTON STREET FOR WAI VER Of A SEVE.N FOOT
SETBACK ALONG THE I R PROPERTY ON THE EAST SI DE OF JEfF'ERSo'N ST'REET BETWEEN 3RD' AND 4T'H"
AVENUES.
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I TWAS EXPLAI NED BY MR. LAFfERTY THAT. IT WAS THE 'PLAN -OF ,HIS COMP'A'NY ',TO 'EXTEND THE
WAREHOUSE WEST TO THE PROPERTY LINE ON JEFFERSON STREET AND THAT THE SEVEN FOOT SETBACK
REQUI REMENT WOUeD WOR'K A HARClSHfP ON --THEM AND INTERFERE WI TH :THE MAXfMUM :USE 'OF THE I R
PROPERTY. ' , .
I IT rs' ',THE' RECOMMEN'DA TI ON'OFTHECOMMI TTEE THAT THE C LTY MANAGER IS' OFFI CE SECURl: A
COpy OF. THE LAFFERTY BUI.LDING PLANS A'ND CONFER FURTHER''\/I TH MR. LAFFERTY AND'THE STATE
HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT REGARDING A POSSIBLE CONfLICT WITH THE PROPOSED OVERHEAD PROJECT AND
.' THAT THE RESUL TS,Of SUCH CONFERENCE BE' 'REFERRED FiOR A"CTI ON AT, 'THE F I'RST MEETI'N'G'TN
JANUA'RY;, o.N.JA NU'AR Y'....O, 1955. ' , ,
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2. PROPOSED RESOLUTION - RE: REVI SI ONS' TO ZONI NG :ORDI NANCE "#9188 - THE WORDI NG OF
THE PROPOSED RESOLUTION WAS STUDIED BY THE COMMITTEE WITH RESPECT TO ALTERING THE EXIST-
I NG (AW. "WI TH 'RE'SPECT 'TO' THE RESOLUTION', THE COMMITTE~ R~COMMENDS ITS ADOPTION WITH THE
'rOlLOWING CHANGES:
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A. UNDER THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT FOR SECTION XVI - GENERAL PROVISIONS,
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A. USE, 3. NEWLY ANNEXED AREAS - SUBSTITUTE THE WORD "UNLESS" fOR 1I0R'UNTILII
I N BOTH "P'A-RAGRAP'HS'. .
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B. UNDER THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT :FOR StCTI ON XIX, C'I - CHANGE THE' WORDrNG 'or
PARAGRAPH TWO WHICH READS "ALL RIGHTS GRANTED BY THE VARIANCE AND NOT EXERCISED WITHIN
SIX (6) MONTHS AFTER APPROVAL BY THE COUNCIL SHALL BE NULL,AND V'OID.:" TO MORE DE'FnllTE
LANGUAGE TO I NDI CATE WHATCONSTI TUTES E'XE"RCI SE OF "THERI GHT. : .. 4.
C. THAT :THE"LAST "SE'CTI'ONON THE -REZONING OF THE N 1/2 OF Bl:OCK ,'2 AND ALL'OF
BLOCK 5 OF SHAW'S 2ND ADDITION FROM R-4 TO CR ~EDELETED AND LArD~N THE TABLE.
e - 'D'.- THAt A' SEe'TION BE ADDE'D TO PROV I DE FOR THE--'CLEAR rNG OF 'PROPERTY 'O'VER' WH I CH
EASEMENTS HAVE BEEN GRANTED TO THE CITY. : , "
E., THA'T-'CERTAiN '(fSES BE' ADDED TO THE V"RIOUS ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS AS 'FOLLOWS:
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(I)' To' R-4 ADD MEDICAl:"CLrNICS PR-OVIDINGTHAT SUCH CLINIC MAY OPERATE A
DISPENSARY, ONLY rOR'rILLlNG,OF' PRESCRIPTIONS.
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(2) To R-3 ADD ONE-STORY MEDICAL CLINICS PROVIDING THAT SUCK CLINIC MAY
OPERATE A DISPENSARY ONLY fOR FILLING OF PRESCRIPTIONS.
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(4) ADD A NEW:ZONI~G ~tASSlfLCATI~N IIURII:IN WHICH USES WILL BE PERMITTED
... ". SIMILAR TO~THOSE ,IN RA EXCEPT THAT:USES ~ILL ~E MORE LIBERAL. THIS CL'ASSIFI-
I CATION WILL APPLY ORDINARILY TO UNPLATTEO LAND AND F.ARMING LAND WITHOUT
RESTRICTION AS TO AGRICULTURAL AND FARM USE.II
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IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT ITEM No. I or THE REPORT BE
AMENDED BY ADDING TO THE RECOMMENDATION THAT THE CITY MANAGER ALSO BE AUTHORIZED TO NEGOTIATE
WITH LAFFERTY & SON fOR AN AGREEMENT ON CONDITIONS WHICH WILL BE ACCEPTABLE TO THEM FOR CON-
STRUCTION OF' AN OV~RHEAD STRUCTURE OVER THE RAILROAD. MOTION CARRIED.
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ADOPTED. MO:rLON CARR" EO. . . . _ . . ' . , . . _ _,
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PETI TI ONS AND COMMUNI CATIONS . ~, -- '. -'.
9 THE fOLI;OWING-APPLLCATIONS' FOR,'.RENE.WAL OF BEER LICENSES WERE:SUBMITTED:." .
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EUGENE PACK GROCERY, 675 WILLAMETTE - RoY A. & CARL E. STEEN - PA.
PIK IN PAK,--1963-W. 6TH--~WILBE1H L. D~WIS'- PB. ,-" : .
I IT WAS MOVE'D BY MR-. SIEGENTH.~L'ER, ~E~~~DEO ~Y -~'R. GODLOVE ;~~'T THE APPLI~ATIONS, AS
I I NVESTI GATED, :BY -THE POLICE DEPARTMENT, aE: ENOORS_E;D BY -:lH:E CITY; CQUNq;I;L. MOTI,ON CARRI EO'.
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10 AN APPLICATION FOR A PACKAGE STORE, CLASS A LICENSE WAS SUBMITTED BY MARY M. AND
MARV I .~, ,L. ~QOW;: ,~_200 ~_I :Ll'A~ME~T,E S1R~_E:T '-, .,AS 'll-:;NVES~,I:G_~;~~~ B.~ '::H:E P.oL..' CE DEPART"1E,N~. - e
I-TWAS' MOVED e:Y ,MR.. SI EG.ENTHAlER, ',SE_CONDED BY:.MR,. :BOOTH TH,AT ~,THE, APPL,-IJ~AT.I ON BE REFERRED
TO THE PUBLIC SAFE'TyCOMMI TTEE ;W'I'T-H THE- SUGGESTION T-HAT THE,PREMI SES. BE~ I-NSPECTEO' BY - THE
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I I AN APPLICATION FOR A ROOMING HOUSE LICENSE WAS SUBMITTED BY NORMANW. GEORGE, 215 WEST
7TH AVEN,UE.' .,THISAPPL-I,C:ATION -wA-S.::.Af'PROVED B.Y';THE POLICE, FIRE -A.ND BU.lLD.ING D~.pARTMENTS,.AND I
REJECTED BY THE: HEA,L T-H DE~ARTMEN:T.... -,- :. .: --: '. .:: '. - ," -' ! ~ q:,
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN THAT THE APPLICATION BE REfERRED
TO THE PUBL'LC S-AFETY CO,MM.I T:TEE. MOT LON- CARR I,E'D.'-' ','-: Y -- . ' -,
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12 AN A-PPLI CATI ON F.OR, A -LI:CEN-sE' AS ,A WREC:KER' OF ,MOTOR VEHICLES IN 'THE SlATE QF-,OREG.oN ;WAS
SUBMITTED BY JIM AND JOHN DAVIS, J & J MOTORS, 3880 W. 11TH AVENUE. . ."
IT WAS MOV.ED, BY. lMR:.GODLOVf:, SECONDED' BY .MR. SrEGENTHALER 'THAT :-THE ::-APPt.;'1 C-AT,I:ON- :BE
APPROVED PRovrDED' THE --OPERATI ON 'MEETS' THE -REQUJ REMENTS OF, THE lAW.: Mo'n ON o.CARR I ED.o
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13 A PETrTI'O"N -TO -REZO'NE WAS-SUBMI"TTEDB:Y THE -tr:RSTCONGREGATI ONAI;' CHURCH:,-,_ TO. -REZONE -:
BETWEEN THE fOLLOWI NG LI NES: ON THE WEST, MIDWAY BETWEEN HI GH ANDMI:LL' STREETS; ON'THE.
EAST, MIDWAY BETWEEN FERRY AND PATTERSON STREETS; ON THE SOUTH, MIDWAY BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH
AVENUE; ON :THE NOR;'H,- MIDWAY oBETWEEN ,I 2THAND T3TH AVENUES, .fROM R-4> -:-TO C--3P. -:- . .
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, IT WAS MOVED By,-MR';, SIEGENTHAlER;: SECONDED- BY MR'. _BOO,TH :TH'ATnTHE PETITION BE ;REI:.ERRED
I TO THE CITY ATTORNEY fOR THE NECESSARY RESOLUTION, AND TO THE PLANNING GOMMISStON ~OR_CON~
I SIOERATION AT THEIR MEETING ~N .JANUARY 4,1.955. ~O~ION CARRIE~~ _ _
14 I A PETITION TO REZONE THE OLD-LINCOLN SCHOOL ~ITE WAS SUBMITTED BY THE MOOSE LdDGE.
I - : nl TWAS MOVED'B; '~R'. CRUMB~K~'R, -SE'C'~~~ED ;Y -M~. BO~;~ THJ\; 'THE P~TI TI ON B~: :REFERRED TO \
I THE CITY ATTORNEY FOR THE NECESSARY RESOLUTION, '.AND .TO THE. PLANNING COMMISSION FOR CONSIDERA- I
TlON AT, THEIR 'MEETING-.ON JANUARY 4" 1'955. :-.'MOTION'CARR'IED. .
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15 --PETI'TION f"'OR F>-AVI.NG THEALLE'Y BETWEEN 5.n:f' :~NO 6TH AVENUE' f"ROM LAWRE-NCE ,TO WASHI NGTON.
STREET WAS SUBMITTED, WITH SI~NATURES,OF-80% .QF:'TQ:TA\.;'F:-RONr--FOQTAGE.. -,' =. --
I T -WAS' _ MOVED BY 'OR ~ CRUMBA~ER, _'SE;-cO,NDED ;BY ,MR. ;,GODLOVE TH-.H ',TH'E..I~ET:I T'I ON, BE REFERRED TO
THE PUBLIC .WO,RKS' ~OMMITTEE-. _: MOTION-:C~RRIE;D. n _ .", -I ': _
16 Co.MMUNI,C'ATION F:'ROMTHE UNI;VER,SITY QF OR,EGO~'- RE:-: C\;.OSING EMER,A-4;D STRE'ET WAS .SUBMITTED e
AND READ AS fOLLOWS: .'- , .. - '. - ., _,
. _ .:".THE, UN I VE'RS I:TY. :Of",_0REGON, -WOU,LD :LI'KE -TQ P.E'TI ,T ION, T'HE "_G-I'TY COltNC tL -:TO'-'CLO~E EMERALD
STREET BETWEEN 14TH AND 15TH SO THAT WE MAY DEVELOPPTHIS AREA FOR ROADS AND WALKS AND
LANDSCA'PING AS' AN APP'~ACH:TO, THE':NEW :MENIS DO,RMllQRY.' :THE UNIVERS,ITY','OW~S THE LAND
SURRaUND I NG TH I 5 STREET AND, I.NASMUCH AS 'EMERALD "STREET I S: A' ;tlDEA'D-E,ND II '~STREET AND IT
IS NOW OfFICIALLY CLOSED BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH AVENUE WE FEEL THAT THE CITY COUNCIL
WaUL:D BERECEPTrVE TO TH IS :C L:OSURE i. =: .,: _ ::- - - -
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WaUlD yau PLEASE ADVISE ME WHAT fORMS, IF ANY, WE WOULD HAVE TO FilL OUT. THANK
YOU FaR YOUR A TTE NT! aN. fI -
I TWAS' :MOVED =-BY -DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY. -:MR. -SLEGENTHALER nrAT THE caMMUNI CATION BE
REFERRE.D TO. THE--PUBI.'IC -WOR'KS COMMI TTE'E TO'MEET 'WI'TH ,THE: UNI VERSI T,Y Of OREGON REPRESENTATI YES
TO DISCUSS nfE MATTE'R'- :MOTFON CARRIED. -7' _:' --:_: -, ~_. :...,
,7 COMMUN' C A Tl ON rROM THE UN' VERS" TV or OREGOM - RE; - A, R PAR K-W~ST 0; c ~ UG~ ~E WAS SUBM I TTEO I
AND READ- AS HfOI:LOWS.: . -- ,- -- - -. ::: . .
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"THE UNI VERSI T,Y ,OF OREGON ,~I GHT':BE I'NTERESTED IN ACQUI RI NG THI S, AI:RP-ARK F,OR .. . -~ -
MARRI ED STUDENT HOUSI NG AND, SOME -Of: US W.OULD LI KE' TO SI T DOWN WI TI:I YOUR-CI TY RE~RESEN-
TATI VES:TO 01 SC,USS--,-I T. WH~T WE HAVE7INMIND:IS THE ,-ACQUlSI~~ON O~ ABOUT ~OO A~RES or
LAND TO CONSTRUCT HOUSING FOR MARRIED STUDENTS TO THE EXTENT OF ABOUT 600 rAMILIES.
- WOULD YOO PLEASE LE'T'ME KNOW WHEN 'IT WQULDBE CONVENIENT rOR UNIVE;,RSIT'Y OFf"ICIALS 1-0
MEET ,W.ITH 'YOU 'AND :YOUR GRQUP. ' . - , , , " " . .
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IT SEEMS TO ME AN IDEAL ARRANGEMENT MIGHT BE WORKED OUT BECAUSE WE ARE VERY
MUCH IN SYMPATHY WITH YOUR PLANS FOR PARKS,' PLAYGROUNDS, LOCATION.OF sCHOOLS, ETC.
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MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR~"
IT WAS MOVED :BY .'MR. BOOTH;' SECONDE"D BY .DR. --CRUMBAKER _THAT THE COMMUNI CATION BE RECE'rVED
AND PLACED ON FI'lE. ,MOTl-ON CARRI ED~ ' .
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18 COMMUNICATION rROM THE BUILDING AND CONSTRUCTION TRADES COUNCIL - RE: RESOLUTION IN
e REGARbTO CIVIC'CENTER DEVELOPMENT WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: . , - ,
"WHEREAS, THE PRESENT PUBLIC GUILDINGS FOR LANE COUNTY AND THE CITY, OF EUGENE
ARE INADEQUATE AND MUST BE REPLACED; AND
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, WHEREAS, A!COORDINATED PLAN DEVELOPED BY A GROUP OF ARCHITECTS HAS'BEEN SUBMITTED
TO THE CITY AND COUNTY AUTHORITIES FOR CONSIDERATION; 'AND
I WHEREAS, IT APPEARS THAT THE OVERALL COST OF THIS WELL PLANNED PROPOSAL IS WELL
'WITHIN THE MEANS or OUR,CITY AND COUNTY GOVERNMENT,:'
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Now, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED THAT THE EUGENE BUILDING AND C0NSTRUCTION TRADES
COUNCIL GO ON RECORD AS FAVORING THE ADOPTION Of" THIS PLAN KNOWN AS THE "CIVIC CENTER
DEVELOPMENT," AND BE, IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT COPIES'OF THI~'RESOLUTION BE. SUBMITTED
TO THE CITY AND COUNTY GOVERNMENTS AND TO THE PRESS, AND THE CENTRAL LABOR COUNCIL."
IT'WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND
PLACED ON FILE. MOT! ON CARR I ED. . - ,
19 ApPROVA~OF- THE CITY COUNCIL IS REQUESTED f"OR PAYMENT OF $1,600 TO SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.4
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.: FOR PURCHASE OF LOT 4,'BLOCK 8'OF SECOND ROSEDALE ADDITION TO EUGENE, NEAR 33RD AND DONALD
I STREETS FOR SITE FOR SOUTH SIDE FIRE STATION. - , : . ,
I T' WAS MOVED::. BY MR-'_' SI EGE-NTFlALER, . SECONDED BY MR. OwEN TH'AT APPROVAL OF" TH I S PAYMENT
8E GIVEN..:RoLLCALL VOTE.- MOTION CARRIED. ' . :
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20 COUNCIL BilL No. 1815 - RE: lEVYING'ASSESSMENTS rOR.'SEWER- IN AREA BETWEEN, SOUTH
WILLAMETTE AND WEST BOUNDARY AMENDED PLAT Of" ROSE DALE rROM 30TH AVENUE TO CREST DRIVE, I N TR 0-
DUCED AND GIVEN fiRST READING ON DECEMBER 13, 1954 WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. CITY
I MANAGER:REPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS O~ riLE. . ,_' I
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IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND
TIME ey TITLE ONLY~WITH UNANI~OUS CONSENT or THE COUNCIL. -MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND
THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE.ONLY. ' . -
IT'WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER; SECONDED'B~ MR. BOOTH THAT: THE"RULES BE SUSPENDED AND
THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONL-Y, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of" THE COUNCIL... Mo 11 ON
e CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
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IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY" MR. BOOTH THAT THE COUNC I L BI LL BE: APPROVED
AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOT~NG AYE. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED
AND NUMBERED 10521.
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21 - COUNC,I L: BILL No'; I 81 6 : - RE': .LEVYING ASSESSMENTS F'ORPAVING 17TH AVENUE'FROM AGATE::
STREET TO FAIRMOUNT BLVD~,INTR'ODl/CED AND-GIVEN' FIRST READING ON'DECEMBER'13,-.1954 WAS
BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS ON riLE.
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I T WAS MOVED' BY ,DR..'CRUMBA-KER, . SECONDED BY MR'. BOOTH: THAT THE, BI LV 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. BOOTH THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND
THE BILL BE READ: THE_ .THIRD TIME BY TITLE"ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' ;THE COUNCIL.. . MOTION
I CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
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IT WAS MOVED BY: DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY'MR. BOOTH THAT THE COUNCIL BILL B.E'APPROVED
AND GIVEN'FINAL PASSAGE.'ALLCOUNCILMEWP.RESENT VOTING AYE. THE' BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED
AND NUMBERED I 9522. ,: ..
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22 COUNCIL BILL No. 1817 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING DONALD STREET FROM END OF I
EXISTING PAVEMENT TO SOUTH BOUNDARY Or. 2ND-'ADOrnON TO' WI:LLIS HEIGfnS '';;,P,AVING 37.Tti' AVENUE
FROM DONALD St'R-EET TO 'GLE"NOAK DR rVE, fNTROD'UCED AND GI'VEN rJ,RSTREADI.NG ON" DECEMBER :13, 1954
WAS BROUGHT ON FOR' cONsfDERAT'-ON; CfTYMANACER REPORTED NO -WRI'TTEN P-ROTESTS '::ON FrLE,.' . -, ..
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I TWAS ;MOV'ED BY 'DR; CRUMBAK:ER', -SECONDED :'BY MR. Bo-OTH' THAT THE BI U.-BE .READ THE' SE'COND 11
TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOT! ON CARR'I EDUNANI MO'USL Y .:AND
THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
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I T 'WAS MOVED BY, DR. CRUMBAKERj' SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH ,THAT THE "RUI:"ES BE -:SUSP.ENDED 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',(:HE 'T'HIRD TIME, BY T.ITLE-:ONLY.
rT:~AS-MOVED7BYDR. CRU~BAKER,7SECONDED BY.MR. ~OOTH THAT THE COUNCIL~BILL BE APPROVED
AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCI LMEN PRESENT VOTI NG AYE.", :THE :BI LL-:WAS DECLARED PASSED
AND NUMBERED 10523.
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23 COUNC I L Bl LL No. I 8113~-. RE :~, INITIATING VACATION Of~THE7ALLE~ BE~WEEN7F1fTH,AND SIXTH e
AVENUE fROM OLIVE STREET TO THE EAST LINE OF THE ALLEY RUNNING NORTH AND SOUTH BETWEEN
WI LLAMETTE AND- OL'I')1EISTREET WAS' SUBMI TTED AND REAP ~HE fl ~$T 'TI!'IE I N FU!;.L-~
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IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE BI~L BE READ THE SECOND
TIME BY TITLE ONLY, W I'TH' UNAN:I MOUS CONSENT OF THE CPUNC I L. MOT~ON ~ARRIED UNANJMOUSLY AND
THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY~TlrtE ONLY. : ~ '. ,--, ,~ - . . -, ,-
LT WAS, M,OVED ,BY DR. CRUMBAKER, ~ SECONDED- BY MR. BOOTHTHA T THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND I
THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TlTI-E ONLY:, WITH-:UNANIM,OUS':c:ONSENT OF THE'COUNCIL. ',-MOTION
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TI~LE ONLY.
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AND GI VEN fiNAL PASSA'GE,o -:ALL. COTINC I LMEN PRESENT von NG: AYE.-- THE BI LL WAS DECLARED .PASSED
AND NUMBERED 10524. .- - -- , - u - ., .-
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24 COUNCICBILL NO.:'1819 - RE::CITY TRANSIT LINES FRANCH:ISE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE
fiRST TIME I N fULL. : ' n
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TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS-,-CONSENT Of _THE' COUNCIL:.- MOT ION CARR I ED 'ONAN'I MOUSL Y:: AND -. .
THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. i .- -. ,- ~ '.. , . .--
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I T WAS MOVED 'BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED': BY MR. BOOTIi THAT': THE' RULES Be: SUSPENDED AND
THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT. Of THE, CO,UNCIL.. MOTl ON
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ ffiHE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED 'BY 'MR. BOOTH THAT THE COUNC I L BILL BE APPROVED
AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE._ ALL: COUNCI LMEN PRESENT, .vOTl NG.AYE. JHE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED
AND NUMBERED 10525. -- - -- '. '4_ _
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25 COUNCIL BILL No. I 820 - RE: LEVYI NG ASSESSMEN_TS., FOR P.'AVING 18TH-.-AvENUE FRPtol WASHI NGTON I
TO CHARNELTON STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE fiRST TIME IN fULL.
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IT WAS MOVED BY ~R~ SI E,GEN:rHALE~.; , SECONDED-;- B'Y MR.- OWEN THA-T: CONS I DERATI O,N Of- ,T1'IE-' B'I LL:
BE DEfERRED UNTIL JANUARY 10, 1955. MOTION CA'RJED.~,~,7 ~ - - - --
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26 COUNCIL;BIL'L,No. '18,21 '--RE:-:-' Rt:GUlATlN~'ALLEYS AND:,PUBLlC lJJ1'ILITY.EASEMEN-TS I N'~ NEW:
PLATS W~S.,SU.BMI T~TED AND READ~ THE [I Rsr TI ME -.I N 'fl!L.L. .- -.- -, - -- -- -- , '
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IT WAS MOVED BY DR. CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND
TIME BY TITLE ON.LY, WI:.TH UNANI'tolO!:1S CONSENT pf THE COUNCJL. :MOTION CAR'IED'UNANIMOUSLY AND
THE BILL WAS READ- THE' SE.C,OND .T ""'E BY-: TITLE': ONL)'..- ,.- ' , , ' - , -
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THE BILL'BE READ THE THIRD:TlME BY,TITLE ONLY, WIJH UNAN'IMOUS j:ONSENT Of 1HE ,C,OUNCJL:. MOTION
CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BI'LL WAS READ"THE-,THIRD TIME BY:TITLE ONLY. -- ,. -
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AND GIVEN,flNAL PASSAGE~;,ALL ~OUNC1LMEN PRESENT VOTIN~AYE. .-THE BILL.WAS:DECLARED~PASSED
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RESOLUTIONS
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27 -- RESOLUr:t ON ~ RE':: ' PARK'I NG RESTR,I CTI ONS WAS S\JBMI TTED.AND READ-' AS fOLLOWS: u
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"WHEREAS, ORDINANCE No. 10419, PASSED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL Of THE CITY OF EUGENE
ON APR I L 26.,: 1954, AND AP'PR'OVED B:r- THE. MAYOR ON APR'I L 27, 1954, PROVIDED THAT PARK1NG
RESTRICTIONS' AND STOP, SIGN"RESTRICTIONS Ol.J THESTREE,TS: Of THE.'CITY'Of',EUGENE WHICH "
ARE ESTABLISHED AfTER THE DATE Of THE PASSAGE Of SAID ORDINANCE SHALL BE'ESTABLISHED
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DETERMINED THAT ADDITIONAL PARKING REGULATIONS AND STOP SIGN RESTRICTIONS ~HOULD BE
ESTABLISHED,
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fOLLOWS:
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I . :NO.'PERSON'SHAlL PARK A VEHI:C"LE fOR A PERIOD OF '11 ME -LONGER--THAN ONE Ho.UR
BETWEEN T1:IEHaURS OF9 :00 A. M. 'AND 6 :00 P. M. OF' ANY DAY EXCEPT SUNDAYAND'LEGAL
Ho.LIDAYS aN THE NORTH SIDE Of WEST SECo.ND AVENUE fROM A POINT 155 FEET WEST o.F
ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE WEST LINE OF VAN BUREN STREET TO A POINT 40 FEET WEST,
: I'N THE C I~TY Of :EUGEf:lE, OREGON. .. , " -- ,
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THIS RESOLUTION ADOPTED THIS 27TH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1954."
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IT WAS MaVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, SECo.NDED BY MR. Go.DLOVE THAT THE RESOLUTION BE
ADOPTED. MaTI ON CARR I ED. .
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28 RESOLUTION - RE: .NEW CENSUS af NEWLY.ANNEXED TERRITaRIES WAS SUBM~TTED AND READ AS
fOLLO,,!S: .. -
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"WHE RE AS, THERE HAVE BEEN EIGHTEEN ANNEXATI ONS TO THE CI TY Of EUGENE SI'NCE THE
LAST REGULAR CENSUS, AND
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I WHEREAS, AN ANNEXATION ELECTION HAS BEEN CALLED FOR DECEMBER 28, 1954, IN THE
BETHEL DtSTR.CT, AND
WHEREAS, IT WOULD BE FOR THE BEST INTEREST aF ALL PERSONS WITH~~_THE.CITY Of
.EUG~NE; 1;HAT-,THE SECRET-ARY Of STATE'S,Of-FICE fOI3 THE STATE or OREGaN BE REQUIRED TO.
MAKE- A NSW .CE,~SUS OF: 'tHE I'N,HABITANTS Of THE TERRITORIES ANNEXED,To..THE.CITY OF EUGENE
SI NCE"ApRI L !', 1950,
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N(),J, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED ,BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE THAT
UNDER AND PURSUANT TO THE PROVISlo.NS af O.R.S. 222.020, THE SAID CaMMON CaUNCIL OF
THE CITY OF EUGENE HEREBY REQUESTS THE SECRETARY OF STATE OF THE STATE ,OF ORE?ON TO.
MAKE AN ENUMERATION Of THE INHABITANTS OF ALL TERRITaRIES ANNEXED TO. THE CITY aF EUGENE
SI NCE APRI L I', 1,950, INCLUI;HNG THE.'INHABITANTS '9F THE BETHEL DISTRICT IN THE EVENiT
.; THAT SAID TERRITo.RY IS ANNEXED TO THE CITY Of EUG~NE 'BY V9TE,OF THE PEOPLE ON ,DECEMBER
28, 1954; OTHERWISE, SAID BETHEL DISTRICT TO BE DISREGARDED.
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. THE CITY-~OF EUGENE.. , . :
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE 'RESOLUTION BE 'ADQPTED. MOTlo.N
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I 29 RESOLUTlo.N - RE: REFERRING REZo.NING TO PLANNING COMMISSION - FIRST CONGREGATlo.NAL
CHURCH AND Lo.YAL ORDER OF MOOSE, EUGENE LaDGE No.. 686 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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"BE IT RESOLVED, BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY Of ~UGE~~,.OREGONTHAT THERE,
IS HEREBY TRANSMITTED TO THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION OF SAID CITY, THE FOLLOWING
PETITION fo.R REZONING PROPERTY ,':N SAID CITY"To.-WIT:
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FI RST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH - C. .E. SI KES, CHR. BUILDING COMM~TTEE
e AREA BETWEEN THE FOLLOWING LINES:
ON THE WEST, MIDWAY BETW~EN ~~GH AND MILL ~TREETS
ON THE EAST, MIDWAY BETWEEN FERRY AND PATTERSON STREETS
ON THE SOUTH, MIDWAY BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH AVENUES
ON THE NORTH, MIDWAY BETWEEN 12TH AND 13TH AVENUES
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REQUEST CHANGE FROM R-4 MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO C-3P CaMMERCIAL DISTRICT.
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LOYAL ORDER Of MOOSE, EUGENE LODGE No. 686 - S. A. SORENSON
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LOCATED AT W laTH AND MONROE STREETS (LINCOLN GRADE SCHOOL)
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REQUESTS ,CHANGE OF ZQNE~FIRaM R~2 Two. FAMILY RESIDENTIAl: 'TO. R-4 MULTIPLE FAMILY
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AND DIRECTING THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO ADOPT A TENTATIVE REPORT AND HOLD A HEARING
THEREON IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS IN THE CITY HALL Of SAID CITY ON TUESDAY, JANUARY 4,
1955 AT 7:30 P.M. AFTER GIVING DUE NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ONCE IN THE REGISTER-GUARD;
AND A HEARING IS HEREBY CALLED TO BE HELD IN THE CITY HALL AT THE NEXT ENSUING COUNCIL
MEETING AT 7:30 P.M. NOTICE OF WHICH SHALL BE GIVEN THREE TIMES IN THE REGISTER-GUARD."
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30 RESOLUTION - REF,E,RRING REZONING TO PLANNING C,OM,MISSION - MI,LLIGAN, WARD AND HOUSER WAS
SUBMITTtti AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON, THAT THERE IS
HEREBY TRANSMI'tTED TO:THE :CI TY PLANNI NG COMMISSrONOF SAI.D CI:TY THE ~fO(LOWI NG .REQUESTS
AND'PETlTlONS fOR7"VARIANCE fR"OM 'f.HE.ZONING!ORDINANCE NO.:9188, ,TO-Win' .. -
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2880 ONYX STREET. THERE ARE TWO HOUSES ON TH~S LOT, ONE'OF THEM 'rs BEING LIVED IN.
IT IS REQUESTED THAT THE HOUSE ON BAKER STREET MAY BE USED AS A RESIDENCE.
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PROPERTY ZONED R-I SINGLE FAMILY
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THE EAST 54 FEET OF: BEGINNING AT A POINT ON THE SOUTH LINE OF 13TH AVE. WEST, 80 e
FEET WEST or--'THE WEST LINE oF' VAN--BuREN ST. j', I r EXTENDE'D :SOUTH, RUN THENCE WEST
ALONG THE SOUTH LINE OF 13TH AVE. WEST, 100.5 FT., THENCE SOUTH 160 F'EET, THENCE
EAST 110.5 FT., THENCE NORTH 160 F'T. TO THE PLACE OF' BEGINNING, IN EUGENE, LANE
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REQUEST CHANGE FROM RA OUTER RESIDENTIAL TO R-3 MULTIPLE FAMILY RESI'DENTIAL -
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~BEGINNING AT A P61NT'ONfHE WEsi LINE-OF-tHE~JA~Ej HUDDtEsf6N~iND:WI'FE'D:L;C; No.
37, NO'ft'F.No. 2180,--INToWNSHi'P 17SouiH, RANGE-:4 WES'T, :W;M~; fOCHAINS 'SOUTH OF
THE NORTHWEST CORNER THEREOf, AND RUN THENCE SOUTH 2 CHAINS AND 50 liNKS; THENCE-
EAST PARALLEL WITH NORTH LINE OF' SAID CLAIM 4 CHAINS NORTH 2 CHAINS AND 50 LINKS
:AND THENCE WE'ST 4 C'HA INS' TO THE PLACE Of -BE'GI ~N I NG,I NLANE COUNTY, OR'EGON
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AND DIRECTING THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO ADOPT A TENTATIVE REPORT AND HOLD A HEARING
TME~EON INTHE1C60NCI,( CHA~BE~S ni~ THCCiTy7RAl.L -oF' SAID CrTY ON TUESDAY;: JANUARY 4,
1955, AT 7: 30 P. M. , AFTER GIVING DUE NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ONCE IN'THE REGISTER-GUARD;
AND A HEARING IS HEREBY CALLED TO BE HELD IN THE CITY HALL AT THE NEXT ENSUING COUNCIL
MEETING AT 7:30 P.M., NOTIC~.OF ~HICH SHALL BE QfVEN~THREE TIMtS IN ~BE :REGfSTER-GUARD.
.RtsOLUTION ADOPTED -,TH I S '27TH -DAY ~OF' DECEMBER, -f954;" n _ ..
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTE~. MOT! ON
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31 RESOLUTION - RE: REF'ERRING AMENDMENTS TO ZONING ORDINANCE TO PLANNING COMMISSION WAS
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"BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMGN'COUNCltnOF THE.CITY~'OF" EUGENE, OREGON, THAT THE'RE
IS HEREBY TRANSMITTED TO THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION OF' SAID CITY THE FOLLOWING
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE 'ZONI NG ORDINANCE NO.9188,,~ AS F'OLLOWS:
RECOMMENDATION OF PLANNING COMMISSION - " - - - e
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REVISION TO ZONING ORDINANCE~No. 9188, . - -" .-- -- ,
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WHEN AREAS ARE ANNEXED TO THE CITY ON WHICH COUNTY ZONING HAS BEEN
-APPLI ED, THE ZONING CLAssiFICATIONS OF' THE COUNTY. SHALL CONTiNUE IN F'ULL
fORCE AND EF'FECT AS CITY ZONiNG REiTRICtlONS F'OR A~PERIO~:OF' NOT TO
EXCEED SIX (6) MONTHS, UNLESS SUPERCEDED BY A CITY ZONING ORDINANCE.
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-' BEEN APPLI'ED;'AN .INTER'UM ZONING CL'ASSIF'fCATlONOFRAOUTE-R -RESfDENTIAL
SHALL BE AUTOMATICALLY APPLIED FOR A PERIOD OF NOT TO-EXCEED 'SIX (6)
MONTHS UNLESS SUPERCEDED BY A CITY ZONING ORDINANCE.
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SECTION X., E., 2. DELETE, AND SUBSTITUTE THE FOLLOWING:
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ON INTERIOR LOTS AND THE INTERIOR SIDE Of CORNER LOTS, THERE
'SHALLeE A SIDE YA~D ON EAC~ SIDE OF THE ~AIN'BUILDING Of THREE (3 )
FEET, EXCEPT UPON THE fiLING WITH THE BUILDING INSPECTOR A DULY
EXECUTED AND ACKNOWLEDGED:WAIVER' OF THE THREE FOOT SETBACK BY ALL
ADJOINING PROPERTY OWNERS. THE WAIVER SHA~L BE FILED BY THE APPLI-
CANT IN THE DEED RECORDS FOR LANE COUNTY BEFORE-A BUIL~ING PERMIT
IS ISSUED COVERING A STRUCTURE TO BE BUILT WITHIN THE THREE fOOT
SETBACK. ANY PORTION OF A BUltDING EXTENDING INTO THE THREE FOOT
SIDEYARD SHALL SET DIRECTLY UPON THE PROPERTY,LINE.
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TEN (10) FEET TO THE EXTERIOR SIDE LINE, AND NO ACCESSORY BUILDING
1 CLOSER THAN TWENTY (20) fEET, THERETO 'OR AS,MAY BE ESTABLISHED BY
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HOSPITALS'AND RELATED INSTITUTIONS ARE INSTITUTIONS "DEVOTED
PRJMARILY TO THE RENDERING OF HEAL~NGj CURING AND NU~SING CARE,
OR HEALING,.CURING OR NURS~NG CARE, WHICH, MA1NTAIN AND OPERATE
fACIL~TIES FOR THE DIAGNOSIS, TREATMENT AND CARE Of TWO OR MORE
NON-RELATED INDIVIDUALS SUffERING fROM ILLNESS, INJURY OR DEfORMITY, .
I OR WHEREOBST~TR1CAt OR'OTHER HEALING, CURING:AND NURSING CARE OR
HEALING, CURING OR NURSING CARE IS RENDERED OVER A PERIOD'EXCEEDING
: 24': HOURS. . . :
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A VARIANCE GRANTED BY THE COUNCIL SHALL BE IN ACCORDANCE'WITH PLANS
PREPARED BY THE PETITIONER AND ON fiLE WITH THE BUILDING INSPECTOR.
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ALL RIGHTS GRANTED BY THE VARIANCE SHALL BE NULL AND VOID, AfTER
. -- . SIX MONTHS FROM THE DATE'OF APPROVING SAID"VARIANCE UNLESS THE GRANTEE
. SHALL HAVE COMMENCED ACTUAL CONSTRUCTION AND: UPON REQUEST BE ABLE TO
ESTABLISH TO THE SATISfACTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL THE INTENTION TO
CONTINUE SAID CONSTRUCTION TO COMPLETION OR UNLESS THE GRANTEE SHALL
ON HIS OWK'~OTION ESTABLISH,TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE COMMON COUNCIL
THAT IT IS STILL THE INTENTION Of THE GRANTEE TO USE SAID VARIANCE
AND THAT CONSTRUCTION TO COMPLETION WOULD BE CARRIED ON WITHIN A
REASONABLE TIME THEREAFTER.
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SECTI ON XII, D. 2., 'XIV., C., 2.'; AND XV., C. , 2. AMEND BY DELETING AND
SUBSTITUTING THE fOLLOWING IN EACH SECTION:
SIDE YARD. SIDE YARDS WILL NOT BE REQUIRED EXCEPT THAT NO
I STRUCTURAL IMPROVEMENTS EXCEPT ROAD SURFACING WILL BE ALLOWED WITHIN
TEN (10) fEET or THE CENTER LINE Of AN ALLEY. IF SIDE YARDS ARE
CREATED THEY SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF THREE (3) FEET WIDE AND THREE (3 )
FEET DEEP.
SECTION XIII., D. , 2. AMEND BY ADDING THE fOLLOWING:
WHEN THE SIDE OF A LOT ABUTTS UPON AN EXISTING ALLEY, NO STRUCTURAL
e IMPROVEMENTS EXCEPT ROAD SURfACING WILL BE ALLOWED WITHIN TEN (10) rEET
OF THE CENTER LINE Of AN ALLEY.
SECTION VIII, R-3 MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT.
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6. SINGLE OR MULTIPLE OfFICES fOR PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS,
CHIROPRACTORS, OSTEOPATHS, OTHER MEMBERS Of THE HEALING ARTS AND
DENT! STS, INCLUDING A DISPENSARY IN EACH SUCH 8UILDING, TO HANDLE
ONLY MERCHANDISE or A NATURE CUSTOMARILY PRESCRIBED BY OCCUPANTS
IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR PRACTICES, PROVIDED SAID OffiCE OR OfFICES
SHALL NOT BE MORE THAN ONE-STORY BUILDINGS.
SECTION IX., R-4 MULTIPLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT
(APARTMENT HOUSE DISTRICT)
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I I . SINGLE OR MULTIPLE OfrlCES fOR PHYSICIANS, SURGEONS, CHIRO-
PRACTORS, OSTEOPATHS, OTHER MEMBERS OF THE HEALING ARTS AND DENTISTS,
INCLUDING A DISPENSARY IN EACH SUCH BUILDING TO HANDLE ONLY MERCHANDISE
OF A NATURE CUSTOMARILY PRESCRIBED BY OCCUPANTS IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR
PRACTICES.
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, , B-;-. - SINGLE-FAMILY OR DUPLEX~-WITHAUXILIARY,BUILD~NGS 100' FROM
STREETS OR ROADS AND ALMOST COMPLETE FREEDOM AS TO THE TYPE
AND SIZE Of AUXILIARY BUILDINGS e'
C~ DA-IRIES; COWS; GOATS, SHEEP,.BEES;:WITHOUT.LiMIT AS TO NUMBER,
FOR EITHER PRIVATE OR COMMERCIAL USES.
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f. CHINCHILLAS, R~BBI TS:, 'FOWL, PIGS,.ETC.. ,
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AND DIRECT1NG THE PLANNING:COMMISSION: TO ADO~T A TENTAT~VE REPORT AND HOLD A HEARING
THEREONINTHE:COUNCIL CHAMBERS IN THE CITY HALL OF SAID CITY ON:JUESDAY, JANUARY 4,
1955, AT 7:30 P.M. AFTER GIVING DUE NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ONCE IN THE REGISTER-GUARD;
AND A HEARING IS HEREBY CALLED TO BE HELD IN THE CITY HALL AT THE 'NEXT ENSUING COUNCIL
MEETING AT 7:30 P.M., NOTICE_OF~WHICH SHALL BE GIVEN T~REE.TIMES IN THE REGISTER-GUARD.
REsOtUTION ADOPTED DECEMBER 27, 1954.ff - .. - '0 ' -
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ADJOURNED :TO 11 :30 A.~. ON DECEMBER 29~ 1954.: MOTION CARRIED.~ - . I ,
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