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Home My WebLink About03/14/1955 Meeting e 631-1 ~ ,.:../1 1 COUNCIL CHAMBERS, EUGENE, OREGON, MARCH 1'4, 1955. 'i'\ . -.j " THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE 'COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE WAS HELD ON MARCH '14~~(955 AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS. THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BV HIS HONOR, MAYOR~V,'(E. JOHNSON WITH 'THE, F:OLLOWING COUNCILMEN PRESENT: MR. -BOOTH, MR. GODt:OVE, MR. KOPPE, MR. ,WATSON; , MR. OwEN, MR. SHEARER', MR. HARTMAN AND MR. SH ISLER. ' ),'-, THE MI NUTES'OF THE LAST REGULAR MEET,I:NG WHI CH WAS HELD ON FEBRUARY 1,4 AND 28, 1955 WERE, READ AND APPROVED'l Bl LLS AGAI NST THE VARIOUS CI TY DEPARTMENTS fOR THE MONTH Of FEBRUARY, 1955 WERE SUBMI:T:T'Ei) AND' 'READ. AS FOLLOWS: " ',,; ,- e PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM PUBLI C EMPLOYEES RETI REMENT SYSTEM AETNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY PACIF'IC HOSPITAL' ASSOCIATION EUGENE HOSPITAL AND CLINIC UNITED FUND - LANE COUNTY FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ,PORTLAND FIRST NATIONAL BAN~ Of PORTLAND FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF' PORTLAND HENRY F. BEl STEL, TREASURER " HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER V. E. JOHNSON, MAYOR EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY LANE COUNTY HU~~NE SOCIETY STATE Of OREGO~ INDUS. Acc. COM. ABAR RADIO & T.V. AMERICAN STEEL & SUPP-LY COMPANY ARCH'S MOTOR TUNE-UP ARMORY FUND - EUGENE ARMORY ARMSTRONG & HAUGEN ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE ART & ENGINEERING CENTER NORTHWEST CHAPTER, APCO, INC. BACTI-KIT COMPANY BEACH AND POOL BEARING SALES & SERVICE, INC. BEARING SUPPLY COMPANY HENRY F. BEISTEL~TREASURER HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE BISHOP SIGNS BRENNER'S F. K. BREWER SALES & SERVICE THE BROADWAY BRODIES' INCORPORATED BRODSKY'S KAISER WILLYS SALES, INC. CHARLES BRUNING COMPANY, INC. E. H. BURRELL C & SELECTRIC CARLSON, HATTON CASCADE NATURAL CENTRAL HEATING CENTRAL HEATING CHASE SEEDS CI TV OF EUGENE CLARKE'S SHEET METAL COMPANY COAST TO COAST STORES COBURN FILM SHOP COLUMBIA EQUIPMENT COMPANY COMMERCIAL AUTOSU~PLY COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY COMPANY CONTRACTOR'S'EQUIPMENT CORPORATION THE CORNELIUS COMPANY CRAMER MACHINERY COMPANY CRESSEY'S DAVIDSON BAKING COMPANY eE'S RADIO COMPANY DONALD C. DICKEY DICK'S MACHINE SHOP EARL E. DILTS 1 .' 1 e & HAY, INC. GAS CORPORATI ON COMPANY COMPANY -I : e I GENERAL FUND' ,$ 4,1,20.08 2,891 .08 1,374.03 ,936.50 .28.00 1.81 .95 5f).. 25 12.50 9.50 89.96 I , 467. 36 , I 00.00 3,,364.50 750~00 692'.18 18.00 51.54 21.04 100.00 I 84. 4:0 3.50 6.48 4.00 I I .50 5.00 11.13 4.90 353.41 294.66 15.50 4.00 4.50 5.75 I I .80 62.72 107.85 13.81 I .58 767.91 3.49 77.59 46.59 281 .19 2.25 75.39 I .64 4. 10 3.75 39.66 , 6'.77 27.'61 2 23 . 3 I " 2.54 5.64 181 .8'3 24.50 8,2. I I 42.65 366 . 66 8.45 361.00 :".t:I' '.". :J . : j~, . . I' ~ DOT DOTSON'S DOUBLE D PRINTING COMPA~Y DUNCAN PARKING METER CORPORATION MRS. OTIS DYER EQUIPMENT RENTAL COMPANY EUGENE AUTO Top SHOP EUGENE COLD STORAGE LOCKERS 'EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS EUGENE EQUIPMENT COMPANY EUGENE FARMERS CREAMERY EUGENE HIGH SCHOOL , EUGENE-LANE COUNTY ASSN. Of EUGENE LINEN SUPPLY 8UGENE MIRROR & GLASS COMPANY EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY EUGENE PLANING MILL EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD , EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY COMPANY FLETCHER & SMARTT FRANK'S GARBAGE SERVICE ~ W. P. FULLER & COMPANY , DRS. FURRER, McMI LAN & PATTON GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION GOETTLING SIGN COMPANY GRAY'S FEED & SEED COMPANY GUARD PUBLISHING COMPANY HENRY C. GUTHRIE HENRY C. GUTHRIE ,F. H. HALEY GEORGE A. HA~tON COMPANY CLARE K. HAMLIN & B. KING MARTIN HARLEY-DAVID~ON SALES COMPANY HARR MOTOR SUPPLY HEINKE WHOLESALERS OSCAR HENKE ROBERT A. HOLLAND 'HOMELITE CORPORATION HORN PLUMBING SERVICW HORN PRINTING COMPANY HOWARD-COOPER HOWARD HERIDER HUTCH'S BICYCLE STORE INTERNATION Assoc. POLICE CHIEFS INTOXIMETER ASSOCIATION IRISH-McBROOM PACKING COMPANY IVERSON PAINTS, INCORPORATED KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY KOKE~CHAPMAN COMPANY ANDREW KARUAS R~ E. LAFFERTY ~ SONS LANE GRAVEL ~OMPANY LANE PARTS COMPANY LEUPOLD & STEVENS I NSTRUMENTS, I NC. ~. KAYE LOOMIS - AOVERTISING ARTIST LOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE, INC. ED LORENCE COMPANY LYLE'S TAILOR SHOP MCCORMICK & COMPANY, INC. "','3.66- i T'/';7-.-.65 364:.00: ~7;.,O'0 ; cs. 75 3.:25 79,.94 137.13 33. 8,7, 3.,1,3: 25 ;00' I Ns.AGTS.I,35'~00\ , /76.0 I . ,(, '--'~ i "4 .75: , \', t. 42 , 'i,28~'23'i 16.00 811.14 124.74 6,671.94 39,.98 7.40 :;'3.00 13.05 10'. .00' 202.25 15.00 ,'8.25 " ,i 78.. 0 60.00 7. I 2 , " 25 ~ 20 60.83 620.00 I '4-'i;r. I 5 35.97 92.77 21.00 ; 12.08 I ,069,.77 44.25 27. 25 2.52 13~54' 1.50 ;5.00 138.02 49.. I 0 46.95 I 30. 86 84.99 120.00 241.20 ,6.00 5.88 53.25 4.50 200.00 8.25 40.00 94.06 J~ r €) i""'j ('} r ua(j e EVERETT A''- McKI NNEY MEDicAL PHARMACY MIDGLEY'S MI~Ntjof~MI~~NG &M~N~~ACTURING'CO. ~ MONTGOM~~Y WAR~ COMPANY. L. H. M~RRI~ ELECT~ICCOMPANY MOTO-MIXC~NCRETE COMPANY GEORGE' MYRMO & SONS NATION"L FIRE,PORTECTION':As,SN. - tl NATIONAL SA~ETY COUNCIL NORTHWEST INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY CO. NUDELMAN BROTHERS NURNjERGSCIENTI~IC O~~ICE EQUIPMENT CORPORATION ORCHARD AUTO PARTS COMPANY OREGON Assoc. O~ MILK SANITARIANS OREGON EGG PRODUCERS OREGON FRUIT COMPANY OREGON' SUPPlY COMPAN~ PACI;:-I C FRUI T & PRODUCE COMPANY: PACI ~I C TELEPHONE & TELEGRA~H .- PACK~R-SCOTT COMPANY PAPE BROTHERS -' , '" PETTY CASH ' QUICK SERVICE LITHO PRIN~ING COMPANY' ELLIS RACKLEF~ .,. RErRI~ERATION SERVICt & SUPPL~ RETREAD TI RE SHOP - ' , " RICHrlELD OIL CORPORATION', RI CHF.I ELD t(i)1 L C,ORPORiATl'ON _ . RUBENSTEIN'S , RAYMA'C LUMBER COMPANY $CHARP~'S TWIN OAKS BUILDERS SUPPLY l' GENERAL FUND I I .85 2.97 4.94 ,803.00 234.47 19.20 44.75, 28.55 12.00 25.00 4.80 478.01 4.51 17.25 2.59 4.00 '71.25 17.04 ,66.04 4.95 881.80 153.63 I 30. 80 64.79 5.00 71.64 I I .94 34.60 I ,:285.82 7. I 6 5.00 110.00 90.41 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.4 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.4 SCOBERT BUILDING MATERIALS CO. SECRETARY O~STATE SHELL OIL, COMPANY SHELTON~TuRNBULL-FuLLERCOMPANY SILVA CHEVROLET COMPANY, SIMMONS CARBON COMPANY, INC. WI,LLI S H. SMALL FEED COMPANY W. D. SMARTT SMEED SOUND SERVICE -BERNIE SMI,TH, DISTRIBUTOR STANDARD 01 L COMPANY O~ :CAl:U::ORNI.A SUNBLEND VENETIAL BLINDS TERRILL AUTO PARTS rlr~ANY-DAVIS DRUG COMPANY TILL~AN-BoOTH LOMPANY .TOMMY"S PAl NT: 'POT , TRA'~rl C SAfETY a'SUPPLY VA'LLEY I RON & STEEL COMPANY , .VA'LLEY RENTAL SERVI CE, ,VALLEY STATIONERY COMPANY 'JOHN WARREN HARDWARE, 'INC.. - WEST DI S I N~ECTI NGCOMPANY ;; ,WESTERN UNION T~LEGRAPH COMPANY WIGGINS COMPANY, INCORPORATED T. C. WILDISH ? ~ W1LLAMETTE VALLEY PAPER COMPANY ,WILLA'METiTE'.'VALLEY STATIONERS 'r WI LSON'S ROYAL WHI,TE RABBI TRJr. ,WI'L TSH I RE 's SIDEWALK REVOLVING FUND DI STRI CT ,I MPROVEMENT, FUND ('~ ,[ED PI CKENS + ARMSTRONG & HAUGEN JESKE BROS. & COAST CONSTRUCTION CO. 14,313.20 " ARNE CHRI STO~f"ERSON , SI ROI S & JACOBS STREET, BRIDGE, DRA,INAGE.... C',& M OREGON STATE HI GHWAY DEP,A,RTMENT., SPECIAL SEWER FUND U..S. RATIONAL BANK or PORT~ANO GENERAL BOND INTEREST FUND HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 2,9,08.20 ;"746.03 637.50 SEWAGE DISPOSAL LEE HOf"rMAN GENERAL DOG FUND LANE COUNTY CLERK 90.00 228.00 3.20 , 50.00 , :30.5 I 4.80 258. I 0 3.75 21.00 io.oo 240.00 6.60 42.14 99.04 15.45 2-~53 , .6. I 9 I .84 1:74.69 . ~97. 50 9.25 43.39 7.45 113.25 .' 1.6'3 1'128. 36 459.96 ,90.,56 240.36 , 6.25 32.34 I e I 305.00 ,II .25 -4:3'.80 '10'.50 . 734. 17 '2'3.1.. 00 I IT WAS MOVED BY MR.. BOOTH, ,SECONDED B,Y MR. GODL,OVE THAT THE BILLS, AS SUBMITTED: AND READ, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER.C)TY Of"f"ICERS ~~ INSTRUCTEO'TO DRAW UP THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE.' MOTION CARRIED. .. - 2 1HE f"OLLOWING MONTHLY PAYMENT,ESTIMATES WERE SUBMITTED: JESKE BROTHERS AND COAST,CONSTRUCTION'COMPANY 5TH, TRUNK LINE SEWER ~-RIVERVIEW DIS~RICT No. I - ~ 1,798.49 .. i .' . ~ _ J ARNT'REE AND SON ,- 1ST, 'SOUTH SIDE FIRE \STATION -~1,532.70 '( e Iw WAS MOVED BY~MR. ,BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE ES~MATES, AS'SUBM'ITTED ~ND READ, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY Orf"ICERS'BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW UP THE NECESSARY'~ARRANTS. ROLL~ALW , VOTE. MOTION C~RRIED. , , " Fl NAL PAYMENT TO LEE HorrMAN; GENERAL CONTRACTOR FOR THE SEWAGE 01 SPOS,AL PLANT - ,$734.-17 - COMMUNICATION f"ROM CORNEU, HOWLAND, HAYES-AND MERRYFrELD WAS SUBMITTED 'AND 'READ A-S~F'OLLOWS: ~ ' ..... ... I "ON MARCH 18, .1954'1 WE f"'I LED WI TH THE CITY Of" EUGENE A F'I NAL ,ESTI MATE ON' YO'UR CONTRACT WITH LEE HorFMAN rOR'<THEC'ONSTRUCTlON Of" YOUR SEWAGE TREATMENT rACILlTIES. IN TH,E f"I.NAL ESTIMATE, IT WAS RtCOMMENDED THAT AN AMOUNT Of" $13,500.00 BE WITHHELD TO COVER COSTS OF' UNCOMPLETED l'TEMS Of"'WORK.' ," ~ 3 -, ..... I e g~)i"~9 ~ ddo e I I ON' JUlY 22, 1954, WE CERTlrlED TO' THE CITY OF EUGENE THAT 'THE MAJOR PART or THE REMAINI~G ITEMS OF WORK HAD BEEN COMPLETED AND RECOMMENDED PAYMENT OF ALL BUT $900.00 OF THE $13,500.00 PREVIOUSLY WITHHELD. , ACCORDING TO OUR INFORMATIONi PAYMENTS WERE MADE TO -tEE HOFFMAN, 'GENERAL CONTRACTOR, IN ACCORDANCE TO THE RECOMMENDATIONS AS SET FORTH ABOVE. ,$I,NCE' THE lASTPAYME-NT TO THE, CONTRACTOR, SEVERAL I TEMS or DErrCTI VE MATER I AL HAVE BEEN DISCOVERED, IN PLACING THE ~LANT INTO OPERATION. THESE ITEMS HAVE BEEN CORRECTED BY THE CONTRACTOR OR BY THE PLANT OPERATING PERSONNEL. IN SOME CASES IT WAS NECESSARY TO 'MAKE: rHE CORRECTIONS I MMEDI ATELY I N. ORDER TO RESTORE OPERATI ON OF ,'THE PLANT. IN : SUCH CASES, THE ,OPERATING PERSONNEL MADE THE CORRECTIONS. THE COST OF LABOR AND MATERIAL, rOR THESE CORRECTIONS WERE RECORDED BY MR. WILLIAM A. NEWELL, PLANT SUPERINTENDENT, "AND ~HE TOTAL COST WAS $165.83. THESE COSTS'WERE REPORTED TO LEE HOFFMAN IN oUR LETTER ' DATED JANUARY 20, 1955. LEE HOFFMAN HAS AGREED TO THESE COSTS IN HIS LETTER OF FEBRUARY 3, 1955." e . THE CONTRACTOR HAS CORRECTE~ OR TAKEN NECESSARY STEPS 'TO SEE THAT THE EQUIPMENT;: SUPPL"ERS CORRECT ALL OTHER DEFECTIVE ITEMS. WE CERTIFY, THEREFORE, THAT THE FOLLOWING AMOUNT REMAINS DUE AND IS NOW PAYABLE TO ..LEE HOFFMAN, GE-NERAl: CONTRACT'OR: I AMOUNT REMAINING WITHHELD COST or REPAIRS BY CITY FORCES $ 900.00 165.83 AMOUNT DUE LEE HOFFMAN $ 734.17 WE RECOMMEND THAT THE CITY OF EUGENE MAKE A rlNAL PAYMENT OF $734.17 TO LEE HOfFMAN, GENERAL CONTRACTOR." I T WAS MOVED 'BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT FI NAL PAYMENT OF $734.17, AS RECOMMENDED BY THE CONSULTING ENGINEER, BE MADE TO LEE HOFFMAN FOR CONSTRUCTION OF THE S~WAGE DISPOSAL PLANT. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED~ 4 THIS' BEING THE DATE'SET FOR THE AWARD OF THE CONTRACT FOR MOVING THE FLOODLIGHT POLEa AND LI GHTS r,ROM WASHI NGTON PARK TO AMAZON PARK, THE FOLLOWI NG BIDS AS OPENED ON MARCH II, ,195,5 AT 10:00 A.M. WERE TABULATED:' .' BIDDER AMOUNT OF BID ALLEN E. HAMILTON L. H. MORR IS Euc TR I C COMPANY <0" I ' $ 2,100.00 2,285.00 t} I IT- W,ASMOVED BY MR. OwEN) SECONDE,D BY MR. SHEARER THAT FROM WASHINGTON PARK TO AMAZON PARK BE REfERRED BACK TO THE FOR FURTHER CONSYDERATION, AN~ THAT. THE BIDS FOR MOVING THE 28, 1955 - THAT BEING THE DATE OF T~t NEXT COUNCIL MEETING. THE QUESTION OF MOVING THE L1GHTS HEALTH AND RECREATION COMMITTEE LIGHTS BE HELD OVER UNTI.L MARCH MOT! ON CARRI ED. RE~ORTS OF OFFICERS 5 A REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER'- RE: MONTHLY REPORTS, IMPROVEMENTS, ETC. WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: e "THE VAlUEOF ALL BUILDIN.G"PERMITS FOR THE MONTH OF FEBRUARY, 1955 AMOUNTED TO, $523,948.00 WHI CH IS MORE T,HAN DOUBLE, THE $204,165.00 FOR THE SAME' MONTH A YEAR AGO,. THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT REPORTS THAT THE SPRING BUILDING RUSH HAS STARTED A MONTH EARLIER THAN USUAL. ., THE FI RE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED 53 CALLS OUR I NG FEBRUARY. TWENTY-S I X WERE FOR DWELL I NGS, FI VE MERCAN,'I"I LE BUI LDI NGS, 13 RURAL, THREE CAR FI RES, ONE BRUSH, ONE SMOKE SCARE, ONE FALSE ALARM, THREE ASSISTANCE CALLS, AND ONE MUTUAL AID CALL. ALSO, THE DEPARTMENT PUT IN 1,471 MAN HOURS OF DRILL. I ON EACH or. YOUR DESKS, YOU WILL FIND A COpy OF THE FIRST POLICE REPORT PUT OUT BY OUR NEW CHIEF, MR. VERN HILL. SCANNING THROUGH THE REPORT YOU WILL FIND THAT 124 PERSONS WERE ARRESTED, FOR :orFENSES I NVOLVI NG I NTOXI CATION, VAGRANCY" AND DISORDERLY 'CONDUCT AS COMPARED WITH 152 SIMI~AR ARRESTS DURING THE MONTH OF JANUARY. THE DAILY AVERAGE JAIL POPULATION WAS 52 PERSONS) ~ND 4j384 M~ALS WERE seRVED AT AN AVERAGE'COST OF 15.6 CENTS ~ER MEAL~ THE TOTAL BOOK-INS AMOUNTED TO 263 PRISONERS OF WHICH 113 WERE FOR OUTSIDE AGENCIES. TH~ JUNIOR TRArrlC SAFETY TRAINING OFrlCER CONDUCTED 47 TRVCYCLE TRAINING CLASSES DURING THE MONTH WITH A TOTAL':OF. 2,168 GRADE SCHOOL"STUDENTS TA,KING ~ART. 'WITH THE COOPERATION OF PARTICIPATING SCH,90LS,. THE P.T.A., AND. OTHERS, THE POLICE STAGED THEIR SEMI-ANNUAL JUNIOR POLICE BANQUET A~ TH~M~NICIPAL JAIL. MUNICIPAL'JUDGE, JOHN BARBER, MADE,A BRIEr TALK ON THE IMPORTANCE OF THIS PROGRAM AFTER WHICH AN ENTERTAINMEN~ PROGRAM WAS HELD. STUDENTS EACH YEAR LOOK FORWARD EAGERLY TO THIS EVENT WHICH IS NOW TRADITIONAL ALONG WITH THE ANNUAL BANQUET WHICH IS HELD EACH YEAR AT THE EUGENE HOTEL. e ..... r 37'1 ,;\f!; ;, e - -----,:-:; TODAY;~HEyCr~Y OFTEUGENEiIH~SEGONE54aED~~S WtTHOUTTAO~RArFrc~rATAlttTY~~~Y. I DR. L. G. HELTERLINE, OUR MEAT AND MILK INSPECTOR FOR,'THE PAST 2~'YEAR~, RETIRtti AS or DECEMBER 31, 1954. HOWEVER, AT OUR REQUEST, HE CONTINUED TO WORK UNTIL MARCH 11TH WHICH WAS HI S LAST DAY FOR THE CI TY~ ' THE DOCTOR INTENDS 1:0 CONTI NOE HIS HOME I N EUGENE, BUT 1,5 ~LANNING ON DOING QUITE A BIT OF TRAVEEINGDURING THE ~INTER MONTHS. -MR. ELLI$ RACKLEFF, WHO HAS BEEN DOING THE MILK INSPECTION, HAS BEEN PLACED IN CHARGE OF THE DEPARTMENT. DR. H. A. WHEELER WILL'ASSIST HIM ON A PART TIME BASI. DOINd ONLY MEAT 'fNSPECtIONS, AND AN ADDITIONAL MILK I'NSPECTOR WI,LL BE PUT ON'AT A LATER DATE." IT WAS ORDERED BY'THE MAYOR,~THERE BEING NO OBJECTION., THAT THE RtpORT ~F THE CITY MANAGER BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON'FILE. .:' I REPORTS OF COMMITTEES 6 A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITWEE MEETING HELD MARCH 4, 1955 - RE: PETITION FOR PAVING ~ist AVE~UE ~ROM LINCOLN TO LAWRENCE STREET; SIDEWALK ON LINCOLN STREET rROM 23RD TO 26TH AVENUE; REQ~ES~ or MRS. E. iMADSEN; PETITION FO~ PAVING KNO~ HILL LANErROM 35TH T6i36TH 'AVE~UE; REQUES~ OFMR. AND MRS. L. E. SEVERSON; AND ANNEXATION OF AREA 'IN'BEt~EL WATtR-DIST~ICT-WAS SU~MITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: e, " ,~-; "PRESENT: COUNCI LMEN KOPPE, BOOTH AND GODLOVE; CI TV MANAGER; CI TV ATTOR~EY; CI tv tNGINEER; DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND RECREATION; AND CITY RECORDER. MESSRS. NORMAN JOHNSON AND RALPH MARTIN OF THE EUGENE WATER AND ELECTRIC BOARD, AND ,MR. TOM JAQUES WERE ALSO PRESENT. THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTtE MADE A FIELD TRIP ON MA~CH 4~H TO INSPECT THE LOCATION OF VARIOUS PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS, AND MET IMMEDIATELY, AFTERWARD TO DISCUSS THESE MATTERS AND rORMULATE RECOMMEND,ATI"ONS.:," I THE SUBJECTS DISCUSSED AND THE RECOMMENDATIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS: I. PEnTION ,FOR PAV,I"NG or 21 ST,'AvENUE rROM LI NCOLN irO LAWRENCE STREET. THE' COMMI TTEE INSPECTED THI S STREET AND NOTED THAT BOTH SI DES :'OF' THE STREE-T WERE I MPROVEDWI TH RESIDENCES AND THAT 21ST AVENUE WAS A STREET CONNECTING TWO IMPORTANT NORTH-SOUTH PAVED STREETS. IT WAS NOTED ALSO THAT 21ST AVENUE WAS ONE OF THE STREETS WH1CH 'SERVED lHE WASHINGTON PARK RECREATION AREA. I TWAS EXPLAI NED TO THE 'COMMI nEE THAT' THE PETI TI ON THAT HAD BEEN SUB- MITTED CONTAINED THE SIGNATURES OF 100 PER CENT OF THE PROPERTY OWNERSHIP. . IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMfTTEE THAT THIS PROJECT BE APPROVED AND THAt THE IMPROVEMENT ORDINANCE BE PASSED. 2. SIDEWALK ON LI NeOLN STREET FROM 23RD TO 26"TH AVENUE. THE' COMMI THE 'ALSO I NSPECTE'D THE LOCATION or THIS PROPOSED PROJECT AND NOTED THAT THE ABUTTING PROPERTY ON THE WEST SIDE SOUTH or 25TK WAS GENER~LLY HIGH GROUND, AND THAT THE PR~PERTY 'ON THE t~ST SlbE OF T~E STREET GENERALLY SLOPED DOWN TO CHARNEL TON STREET. IT (S THE rEEL I NG 'OF TtiE COMMI TfEE: THAT A 51 DE- WALK ALONG LINCOLN STREET SHOULD BE CONstRUCtED WITHOUT DELAY SINC~ THIS i~ ~~AJOR N6RTH~ SOUTH STREET S~RVING THE NEW FRANCES WILLARD SCHooL. 3. REQUEST or MRS. E. MADSEN, 23 WEST 24TH 'AVENUE; rOR PERMISSION TO CONSTRUCT A SEPARATE HOUSE ON THE REAR OF HER LOT IN LIEU or CONVERTING HER EXISTING RESIDENCE TO A DUPLEX UNIT. I THE PUBLI C WORKS COMMI THE INSPECTED THI S PROPERTY AT 23 WEST 24TH AVE1NUE' AND NOHD THE LOCATION OF THE PRESENT HOUSE AND THE SIZE OF THE AREA. IT IS THE FEELING or THE COMMITTEE THA'TTHERE'IS NOT'sliFFICIENT ROOM EAST OF MRS. MADSEN'S HOUSE rOR ANOTHER SEPARATE DWELLI NG,AND THEREFORE RECOMM.tNDS THAT, THE REQUEST, OF MRS. MADSEN BE DENI ED. 4. PETITION FOR PAVING OF KNOB HrLL LANE FROM 35TH TO 36TH AVENUE. THE COMMITTEE INSPECTED THE SITE OF THIS PROPOSED STREET PAVING PROJECT WHltH HAD BEEN PETITIONED FOR BY 52 PER CENT OF THE PROPERTY OWNERSHIP. ,',I T NOTED THAT I T ,WOULD BE DESI RABLE TO CONTI NUE .ON TO 37TH AVENUE BUT THAT IN DO.ING SO I,T WOULD PASS THROUGH" ONE BLOCK OF UN I MPROVED PROPERTY FROM 36TH' TO 37TH AVENUE. . e IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE PROJECT BE APPROVED AS PETITIONED FROM 35TH TO' 36TH AVENUE AND 'THAT THE IMPROVEMENT ORDI NANCE, BE', PASSED~ 5. REQUEST OF MR.,ANDMRS. L.,E. SeVERSON, 2176 AGATE STREET. THIS PROP,ERTY AT 2176 'AGATE STREET'DURING 'THE FIELD TRIP AND IT COMMI TTEE THAT THE CI'TY SHOULD ARRANGE FOR THE' TRANSFER ,OF THI S MRS. SEVERSON. THE COMMITtEE INSPECTED IS' THE CONCLUS', ON or THE riVE FOOT STRIP TO MR. AND IT IS' THE RECOMMENDATION THAT THIS SMALL STRIP or R~OPERTY, WHICH IS, DE'SCR.IBED AS THE NORTH 5, FEET OF THE SOUTH ,55 rEET OF LOTS 15' AND 16, BLOCK 22, GROSS AODI TI ON,: BE- CONVEYED TO MR. AND MRS. SEVE'RSON, FOR THE AMOUNT OF THE" 'I NVESTMENT THAT THE CI T,Y HA'S IN THI S STRI P IN STREET FAVING,ANDTAXES AND,OTHER COSTS. I e ) ~. Ii" r'e"l P" ~ JiD e I 6. ANNEXATION or AREA IN BETHEL WATER DISTRICT. THI,S SUBJECT WAS DISCUSSED AGAIN BY THE PUBLIC, WORKS COMMITTEE WITH THE CITY MANAGER, THE PLANNING CONSULTANT, 'MR. NORMAN JOHNSON OF THE E~GENE WA~ER AND ELECTRIC B~ARD, AND THE CITY ENGINEER FOR A REPORT TO THE COUNCIL ON THE FACTORS INVOLVED IN THE DETERMINATION OF THE GEOGRAPHICAL AREA PROPOSED FOR ANNEXA- TION BY THE,CITY PLANNING COMMISSION. IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION or THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE THAT THIS SUBJECT BE-RETAINED ~N THE,COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER STUDY." , , IT/WAS M~VED'BY:MR. KOPPE,- SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE 'REPORT OF THE PUBLI'C WORKS, COMMI TTEE BE ,ADOPTED. MOT ION CARR I ED., , 7 " A REPORT ~f, THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING'HELDMARCH 7, 1955 - RE: 'RESTRICTED' PARKING FOR THE POST OFrlCE BRANCH AT 6TH AND TAYLOR STREETS; RESTRICTED PARKING fOR THE LANE COUNTY ELECTRIC CO-OP; RESTRICTED PARKING FOR BROGDEN AND REED; PARKING RESTRICTION ON BIRCH LANE fROM FAI~MOUNT BOULEVARD EAST 400 fEET; REQUEST fOR A THROUGH STREET; EXTENSION OF Si~EET liGHTING ON HIGHWAY 99 NORTH TO ROOSEVELT B~uLEVARD; EXTENSION or ARTE~IAL LIGHTS ON BLAIR STREET ,AND RAILROAD BO~lEVA~D; PROPOSED ORDINANCE REGULATING CONVALESCENT AND OLP AGE HOMES; PROPOSED ORDI NANCE ON CURB, CUTSWA~ SUBMI,TTED AND 'READ AS FOLLOWS: e "PRESENT: COUNCILMEN GODLOVE, WATSON AND HARTMAN; CITY MANAGER; FIRE CHIEF; FIRE MARSHALL; BUILDING INSPECTOR; TRAFFIC ENGINEER; AND CITY RECORDER. I , - A,NUM~ER or PUBLIC SAFETY MATTERS WERE ,DISCUSSED BY ,THE COMMITTEE AT ITS MEETI~G ON MARCH 7TH. SO~E OF THESE ITEMS ORIGINATED IN THE COURSE OF ADMINISTRATIVE DUTIES ANO OTHER MATTERS WERE REFERRED TO THE COMMI.TTEE BY THE COUNCIL. THE MATTERS TAKEN UP AI THE MEETING ARE AS FOLLOWS: I. RESTRICTED PARKING rOR THE POST orrlCE BRANCH AT 6TH AND TAYLOR STREETS. THE CITY MANAGER AND THE TRAFrlC ENGINEER PRESENTED A REQUEST FROM THE POSTMASTER FOR RESTRICTED STREET PARKING SPACES T>O SERVE THE NEW BRANCH or THE POST OFrICE. THE CITY MANAGER INDICATED THAT A SURVEY OF THE SlTUATION HAD BEEN MADE AND IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT TWO 12 MINUTE,PARKING SPACES BE PROVIDED ON 6TH AVENUE, AND THAT THREE 1.2 MINUTE PARKING, SPACES BE PROVIDED ON,TAYLORSTREET. . THE SUBJECT WAS DISCUSSED BRIErLY BY THE COMMITTEE AND IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF 'THE,COMMITTEE THAT THE PROPOSAL OF THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE ON THIS REQUEST BE ADOPTED. 2. RE~T~I~TED PARKING FOR THE LANE COUNTY ELECTRIC Co-o~, 1715 FRANKLIN BOULEVARD. IT WAS EXPLAINED TO THE COMMITT~EI,THAT THE CITY HAD RECEIVED A REQUEST ALSO fROM THE LANE COUNTY ELECTRIC CO-OP rOR SOME LIMITED PARKING IN rRONT OF THEIR ESTABLISHMENT rOR'THE C~NVENIENCE OF THEIR CUSTOMERS AND rOR OTHERS IN THE BLOCK WHO DESI.RE,TO CONDUCT BUSINESS REQUIRING ONLY A SHORT TIME. THE REQUEST INDICATED TH*T THESE'SPACES ARE orTEN.OCCUPIED BY ALL DAY PARKERS TO THE DETRIMENT OF THE BUSINESS ON THIS BLOCK. I Ar'TER' DISCUSSING THIS MAT'TER'WITH THE CITY MANAGER AND THE TRAf'flC ENGINEER, IT'WAS THED,F;:CI"S I"ON TO RECOMMEND ,TO THE COUNC'I L' THAT L I MI TED PARK I NG,BE 'PROV IDEO fOR THREE SPACES IN .FRONT OF, 1,71.5 FRANKL I N BOULEV-ARD, AND THAT THE LI MI TA'T1 ON BE 30 MI NUTE PARKI NG. 3. RESTRICTED PARKING FOR BROGDEN AND REED, 943 ALDER STREET. A REQUEST HAD BEEN RE- CEIVEDF~OM MR. BRO~DEN OF 943 ALDER S~REET fOR RESTRI,CTED PARKING IN FRONT Of ~HIS ADORES,S. THE, REQUEST,-WAS f'OR TWO 30 MI NUTE SPACES TO SE-RVE- THI S - PROPERTY. I T WAS NOTED BY THE COMMI TYEE THAT THI S I S A NARROW ONE-WAY STREET A'~LOWI NG ONLY, MOVEMENT' OF TRAfFI C TO THE SOUTH WITH PARKING PERMITTED ONLY ON THE EAST SIDE Of THE STREET. e IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE REQUEST BE DENIED. COUNCILMAN; GODLOVE VO\ED IN rAVOR Of THE REQUEST. ,4. PARKING RESTRICTION ON BIRCH LANE fROM FAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD 'EAST 400 fEET. THIS REQUEST WAS PLACED BEFORE THE COMMITTEE BY THE TRAFrlC ENGINEER WHO EXPLAINED THAT THIS IS A VER,Y ,~~RROW ST~EET ON,~' FAI RLY STEEP GRADE AND THI\T I TIS IN Ll Nt WI TI1 THE COUNCI L POLl CY , TO, RESTR I CT PAR~-I'NG ON -THESE -NARROW STREE'TS TO ~ONE SI DE OF THE' STREET ONLY. IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION Of THE COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVE REMOVING PARKING rROM, THE SOUTH SIDE OF" 'BI RCH LA,NEBETWEEN FA I RMOUNT BOULEVARD AND A POINT 400 fEET EAST OF FAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD. I 5. REQUEST FOR A THROUGH STREET, ,OLIVE STREET fROM' 13TH TO 24TH AVENUE. THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE AGAIN DISCUSSED THE REQUEST TO MAKE OLIVE STREET A THROUGH STREET GOI~G N6RTH. ,THE COMMITTEE IS IN GENERAL AGREEMENT WITH THE PROPOSAL, BUT FEELS THAT THIS CHANGE SHOULD NOT BE MADE AT THE PRESENT TJME. THE RE60RT OF THE TRAFFIC ENGINEER ON THIS PROPOSED CHANGE POINTS OUT THAT If OLIVE STREET WAS MADE A STOP STREET THAT THERE WOULD BE 'A VERY NOTI CEABLE I NCREASE IN THE HUMBER OF LEfT 'TURNS -OF NORTH BOUN[) TRAFf"I C ON WI LLAMETTE S'TREET:AT.-rSTH WITH A rEWER 'NUMBER Of LErT TURNS 'AT ':1 5TH AND WILLAMETTE. THIS, IT WAS POINTED ,OUT, WOULD BE AN"UNDESIRABLE SITUATION BECAUS€ OF THE CONGESTION WHICH ~OULD OCCUR AT 18TH AND WILLAMETTE~" e ~ r376 e IT IS' THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT FURTHER CONSIDERATION OF THLS REQUEST BE D~FERRED UNTIL THE 'WIDENING OF-WILLAMETTE STREET BETWtEN 17TH AND 19TH AVENUES'IS ACCOM- PLIAHSED. I 6. EXTENSION OF STREET LIGHTING ON HIGHWAY 99 NORTH TO ROOSEVELT BOULEVARD. 'A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF THE EXTENSION OF ARTERIAL LIGHTING ON HIGHWAY 99 NORTH WAS MADE BY THE EUGENE WATER AND ELECTRIC BOARD AND SUBMITTED TO THE COMMITTEE. THE PLAN SHOWS'THE NUMBER OF LIGHTS NEEDED ~OR AN EXTENSION rROM THE OLD CITY LIMITS WHfCH WAS JtiST'Bt~bND GtiNDtRSON BROTHERS TO THE NEW CITY LIMITS WHICH IS SOUTH OF ROOSEVELT BOULEVARD AND NORTH OF THE OVERHEAD. THE STUDY SHOWS THE ,NUMBER OF LIGHTS NEEDED TO EXTEND THE SYSTEM ON TO'THE NEW CITY LIMITS WOULO'BEA TOTAL OF 43. THE COST TO THE CITY WOULD BE $4.80 PER LIGHT PER'MONTH OR A TOTAL OF $206.40 PER MONTH, WHICH WOULD COVER THE COST OF ENERGY PLUS AMORTIZATION OF THE LIGHTING SYSTEM. THE EXTENSION ON TO ROOSEVELT BOULEVARD WOULD REQUiRE AN, ADDITIONAL SIX LIGHTS AT THE SAME' UNIT, COST FOR A tOTAt or $28.80 PER MONTH. ~ . ~ '=. ~ IT'iS'THE' FEELING OF THE-COMMITTEi tHAT THIS E~TENSioN SHOULD BE MADi AS~AR'AS R~o~i- VELT BOULEVARD, But-THE COMMfTTtE ALSO REALIZES THAT'THE LIMITAT{ON~'or THE CUR~ENT ~UDGET WILL NOT ~ERMI't ANY EiPENbliuRES IN BEHALF OF THIS ~RO~ECT DU~ING THE'FISCAL YEAR ~955. "IT IS THEREFORE THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE THAT THIS ~ATTER BE REFERRED TO THE BUDGET COMMITTEE AT ITS FIRST SESSION SO THAT THE PROJECT CAN BE CONSIDERED FOR IN- CL~srbN IN THE BODGET. e 7. EXTENSION OF ARTERIAL LIGHTING - BLAIR STREET AND RAILROAD BOULEVARD TO THE CITY LIMITS ATRlvtR ROAD. A PRELI'MINA~Y'STUD~ WAS ALSO MADE BY THt,WATER'AND ELECTRIC BOARD ON HIGHWAY LIGHTING OF BLAIR 'STREET AND RAILROAD BOULEVARD TO THE CITY LIMITS'AT'RIVER ROAD. THIS (iGHTING ~OULDBtGIN O~ BLAIR STREET F~OM'WtST 7tH ON NORTH AND~CONNECT U~ WITH THE ~IVER ROAD LIGHTING WHICH BEGINS AT THE NORTH CITY ~IMITS~ THE TOT~~'N0M~ER of LIGHTS REQui~ED FOR THIS EXTENSION WOULD BE 44 AT $4.80 PER MONTH FOR EACH LIGHT FOR A TOTAL OF $21 I .20 PER MONTH. I THE COMMITTEf ALSO ~i90.S'THIS 'iXTENSION OF THE ARTERIAL LIGHTING SYSTEM, BUT FEELS THE FINAL APPROVAL OF THIS PROJECT SHOULD BE DtFERRE6 UNTIL'FI~AL PLANSHA~EBEEN MADE FOR THE OVERHEAD CROSSING TO SERVE THE :RIVER ROAD A~EA. IT IS THE RECOM~ENDATION OF THi COMMI- TTEE THAT THIS MATTER ALSO BE REFERRED TO THE BUDGET COMMI'TTE'E FOR CONSI DERATION iN THE PREPARATION or THE 1955-56 BUDGET. 8. PROPOSED ORDINANCE ,REGUlATI NG CONVALES'CENT AND'OLD AGE HOMES. 'A REVI Sr'D DRAFT or AN ORDINANCE DESIGNED TO SET UP CERTAIN STANDARDS TO REGULATE NURSING, CONVALESCENT, AND OLD AGE HOMES-IN THE~lty WAS REVIEWED BY THE COMMITTEE. THE ME~BERS OF THE COMMITTEE WfRE FURNISHED-WITwcoprES OF THE PROPOSED ORDI'NANCE rOR STUDY. .. IT LS-THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE PROPos€6 ORDI~A~CE BE RETAINED IN THE COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER STUDY. 9. PROPOSED ORDINANCE ON CURS CUTS. THE COMMITTEE ALSO REVIEWED A REVISED DRArT OF THE ORDI NANCE TO REGU(.iATE AND CONTROL CURB "C'UTS F6R DRI VEWAYS AND fOR Blisl NESS USES.. THIS SUBJECT HAS BEEN DISCUSSED BY THE COMMITTEE ON VARIOUS OCCASIONS ~~D ON EACH OCCASIO~ FURTHER INrO~MATION'WAS NEEDED AND r~RTHER CHECKING PRIOR TO A FORM~~ATION OF AN 6RDINANCE THAT COULD SE APPROVED BY THE COMMITTEE. I ITI S THE, RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMI TTEE THAT THI S"MATTER ALSO BE RETAI NED I N THE COMMI TTEE FOR' FURT'HER STU'DY ,TO BE SURE THAT THE PR'OV I S IONS OF TH IS ORD I NANCE COVER ADEQUATELY AND FAIRLY THE su'sJ,['c.,. OF REGULATING 'CUR'S CUTS." IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMI TTEE BE ADOPTED. ; MOT I ON CARR I ED. 8 A REPORT or THE Bus COMMITTEE MEETING HELD MARCH 9, 1955 - RE: PROPOSED BUS ROUTE CHANGES WAS SUBMITTED ANti ~EAD A~ FOLLOWS: e "PRESENT: MESSRS. C. L. KELLY,' CHAI RMAN, WI'LLI'AM',Rus~ELL, HAROLD L. :MI LLER', WARREN KORSTAD, A., C; 'MCCHESNEY; C'-TV MANAGER; 'TRAF'FI'C ENGINEER; AND THE CI TV RECO'RDER. MR. FRANK FOSTER OF THE CITY TRANSIT LINES WAS ALSO PRESENT. THE Bus COMMITTEE MET ON.THE ABOVE DATE'TO DISCUSS AND MAKE RECOMMENDAT~ONS o~ THE PROPOSED BUS ROUTE CHANGES TO IMPROVE THE TRANSIT SYSTEM IN THE CITYr 'THE PROPOSED CHANGES WERE REVIEWED AND TRACED OUT ON A MAP SHOWING ROUTE CHANGES AND A PROPOSAL FOR A BUS INTER- CHANGE IN THE VICINITY OF BROADWAY AND OLIVE WAS .ALSO DISCUSSED. IT IS THE _ECOMMENDATION OF THE Bus COMMITTEE ,THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVE j~E PRb~oSED 'CHANGES AND THAT THE COUN~IL TAKE WHATEVER STEPS ARE NECESSARY TO INITIATE THIS CHANGE. AFTER 'SOME' FURTHER DI'SCUSSION OF THE BUS SERVI CE, ESPECI ALLY' WI TH RESPECT TO NEWLY DEVELOP.ED AREAS, I T, WAS DECIDED BY TBE COMMI TTEE 'TO ALSO RECOMMEND TO THE COUNCI L THAT THE CITY TRANSIT LINES BE ASKED TO MAKE A STUDY OF THE FEASIBILITY OF MAKING ~ TWO-WAY BUS SERVICE AVAILABLE TO THE HARLOW ROAD AREA ACROSS THE FERRY STREET BRIDGE~" I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH, THAT THE REPORT or THE Bus COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. e ~ e n ~ .41 ..., ~j " - --" -- --- -~ ---~~---_..- --- _.~-- --_._---_.~_._--- ---- --- - -- --- -. - -- ---- -~----_.__. - -- ------ -- - - ------._-- - -," - _. ~-,' '".-.' .. ---.. .-- . -"- I 9 e I . Ii il II il II II ,I II II I I I II I I 10 I II II :1 I e I e ~ . - - -" . -- . -- - - - - . .-. - -. . - . - - - ~. -- - -~_. -, - ~. - - -" -,' + - . -------.---------- ----~--------------- ~- ------- -.------------------- --- ~- ----- A REPOR~ or THt PUBLIC S~rETY COMMITTEE MEE~I~G HELD MARCH 9, 1955 - RE: PROPOSED CHANGE IN BUS ROUTES WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS rOLLOWS: "PRESENT: COUNCI LME'N ,GODLOVE, WATSON AND HARTMAN; CI TY MANAGE~; TRAf"F'1 C ENGIJIlEER; AND CITY RECORDER. ALSO PRESENT AT THE MEETING WERE THE MEMBERS or THE Bus COMMITTEE. THE PUBLIC SArETY COMMITTEE OF' THE COUNCIL MET IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE MEETING OF' THE Bus COMMITTEE 10 STUDY THE PROPOSED BUS ROUTE CHANGES AND ALSO TO, MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS ON CHANGES IN THE BUS ZONES AND PARKING REGULATIONS TO ACCOMODATE THE CHANGED BUS ROUTES. I. PROPOSED' CHANGE I N THE BUS ROUn:S. THE PUBL I C SAF'ETY COMMI TTEE 01 SCUSSED, THE PROPOSED CHANGES ALONG WITH THE MEMBERS Of" THE Bus COMMITTEE. ArTER A REVIEW AND DISCUSSION OF' THE PRO~OS~D CHANGES IT WAS THE CONCLUSION OF THE PUBLIC SArETY COMMITTEE THAT THE BEST I,NTER- ESTS or, THE CITY WOULD BE SERVED BY CHANGING TO THE NEW ROUTES AS PROPOSED. THE Bus COMMITTEE WAS ALSO IN ACCORD WITH THE CONCLUSION. IT IS THEREF'ORE THE RECOMMENDATION OF' THE PUBLIC SArETY COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVE THESE CHANGES IN THE BUS ROUTES AND PROCEED TO PLACE THEM INTO ErrECT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. IN ORDER TO CREATE THE NEW BUS ZONES NECESSARY, IT IS 'RECOMMENDED,TH~T PARKING BE PROHIBITED,IN THE F'OLLOWING DESCRIBED AREAS: A. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF WES~ 7TH AVEN4E rROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE EAST LINE or THE ALLEY BETWEEN OLIVE AND WILLAMETTE STREETS TO A POINT 44 F'EETEAST B. ON THE EAST SIDE or OLIVE STREET rROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE NO~TH LINE,or BROADWAY TO A POINT 84 rEET NORTH _ 0 C. ON THE SOUTH SIDE or BROADWAY F'ROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE EAST LINE OF OLIVE STREET TO A PO~NT 253 fE~T EAST. ,D. ON THE WEST SIDE Of ,WILLAMETTE STREET FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE SOUTH LINE OF 10TH ,AVENUE TO A POINT 40 fEET SOUTH ,.E. ON THE NORTH SIDE or 19TH AVEN0E FROM ITS INTERS~CTION WITH THE EAST LI~E Of WILLAMETTE STREET TO A POINT 52 rEET EAST r~ ON ~~E ~ORTH SIDE OF WEST 13T~ AVENUE rROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE WEST L~NE OF CHARNEL TON STREET TO A POINT 45 FEET WEST G. ON T~E S00TH SIDE OF WEST 13T~ AVENUE FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE EAST LINE OF CHARNELTON STREET TO A POINT 45 FEET EAST IN ORDER TO RESTORE THE OLD BUS ZONES. TO NORMAL USE, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE SPECIFIO 6EemGONS OF THE T~~FFIC ORDINANCE PROVIDING fOR THESE ZONES BE REPEALED AS FOLLOWS: EXHIBI~ f, SEc~ioNS 4dc, 420, '44, 48B, 48C, AND 480. IT IS ALSO RECOMMENDED THAT EXHIBIT A, SECTION 2 or THE ORDINANCE BE ALSO REPEALED SINCE IT ESTABLISHES A BICYCLE PARKI,NG 'ON THE NORTH SIDE, OF 10TH AVENUE JUST EAST or WILLAMETTE STREET." I T WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT 'THE REPORT or THE PUBLI C SAfETY COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. : A REPORT or THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MEETING HELD MARCH 10, 1955 ~ RE:. FINAL PAYMENT ON THE SEWAGE JREATMENT PLANT; WRECKING OF BUILDINGS AT SKINNEn's BUTTE PAR~; REQUEST FOR;~LLEY VACATI ON; PR'OPOSED ANNEXATION or THE BETHEL WATER 01 ~TRI CT WAS, S'UBMI,TTED AIIlD READ AS rOLLOWS: "PRESENT: COUNCILMEN KOPPE, BOOTH AND GODLOVE; CITY MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY; CI~Y ENGINEER; AND THE CITY RECORDER. MR. STANLEY DARLING WAS ALSO PRESENT F'OR THE MEETING. FOUR ITEMS OF' BUSINESS WERE PRESENTED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE fOR CONSIDERATION AND rOR A RECOMMENDATION. I., FINAL PAYMENT ON THE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT. A COMMUNICATION fROM THE CONSULTI~G ENGI.NEERS, ,CORNELL" HOWLAND" HAYES, AND MERRYFI ELD, WAS. READ CERTI fYI NG THAT ,THE AMOUNT ,OF $734.17 REMA I NS DUE. AND PAYABLE TO -LEE HOFrMAN, GENERAL CONTRACTOR, AS THE' fiNAL PAYM~NT ON THE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT CONTRACT. THE LETTER RECOMMENDS THAT THE CITY or EUGENE MAKE THIS FINAL PAYMENT TO LEE HOrF'MAN TO COMPLETE THE CITY'S OBLIGATION UNDER THE CONTRACT. ,IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE THAT THE FINAL PAYMENT OF .784.17 BE MADE TO LEE HorFMAN, GENERAL CONTRACTOR, UNDER THE CONTRACT fOR CONSTRUCTION or EUGENE'S SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT. 2. WRE6KING OF BUILDINGS AT SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK. THE CITY MANAGER INF'ORMED THE COMMITTEE THAT THREE FIRMS OR ORGANIZATIONS WERE CONTACTED IN REGARD TO THE REMOVAL or A LARGE WARE- HOUSE BUILDING, THE CARETAKER'S RESIDENCE, AND A SMALL SHED LOCATED IN SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK. Two OF THE WRECKING COMPANIES CONTACTE~'INDICATED THAT THEY WOULD REMOVE ALL THREESTRUC- TURES WITHIN A SIXTY DAY PERIOD AT A PRICE Of $500.00. THAT IS, THE CIT~ WOULD PAY $500.00 rOR THE MOVING AND THE MATERIAL WOULD BECOME THE PROPERTY or THE MOVER. A THI RD ORGANI ZATI ON BEARI NG THE' NAME, or NEW LI FE YOUTH CAMPS, REPRESENTED BY JOE CORLEY., FIELD DIRECTOR, INDICATED THAT THEY WOULD BE WILLING TO WRECK THESE BUILDINGS WITHIN SIXTY DAYS OR NOT LATER THAN JUNE 1ST AT NO ~OST T~ THE CITY OF EUGENE 'PROVIDED THEY COULD HAVE THE MATERIAL. THE NEW LirE YOUTH CAMP ORGANIZATION, ACCORDING TO MR. CORLEY, IS DEDICATED TO THE PURPOSE OF SALVAGING YOUNG BOYS AND GIRLS WHO ARE GOING THE WAY Of JUVENILE DELIN- QUENTS. THEIR INTEREST IN THE WRECKING IS $0 THAT THEY CAN SECURE THE MATERIALS TO BE USED IN CONSTRUCTING YOUTH CAMPS THROUGHOUT THE STATE. ~ r- 3ri18 e ---------~---~- . ... ... _U___.' ..'_ _'_ "__ _ _ ._,'. ~ ___ _ ... ~ _j ". _ _ ___- . -~'---~-~--====-~:...=.-':"""":"',""--,----==~-=-~=~-- ~-~---,--- ::-_=:-~:.;..-=- ..;;::;:-::::,.~--_.- --"--'-~=-=-~.....::::..:::~~=----=-=~~:..~=--._~:.-~-~"..... --..:::_-~-~=-..=--=..:.:..:;:::;:.::----=...:-:_-~ , I TI S THE'RECO"MMENDATI ON Of" HIE 'PUBLI CWOR'KS COMMI TTEE THAT "THE JOB oY WRECKI NG AND MOVING THESE BUILDINGS BE AWARDED TO THE NEW YOUTH CAMPS WITH THE WORK'TO:'BE DONE TO'THE S~+~S~ACTIO~ Of" ~HE CITY Of" EUGENE AND AT NO COST TO THE CITY Of", EUGEN~, PROVIDED THAT THE OBGJlINY.ZATI ON' CARRIES SUI TABLE INSURANCE TO 'PROTECT THE C. TY' or EUGENE AGAI NST ANY LI ABI LI TY . -- -. , . . !". . . '. .. IN CONNECTI ON WI Tti-' THE PROJ'ECTAND PROVIDED f"URTHER THAT THE ORGANI ZATI O'N POST A BOND I N THE AMOUNT Of" $1,000.00 TO GUARANTEE SATISf"ACTORY COMPLETION Of" THE PROJECT. I I I I I I IT WAS MOVED By'MR. KOPPE; SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE REPORT Of" THE PUBLIC WORKS I. CO..'TTEE BE ADOPTED. MOT'ON CARRIED. I 1\ II I TI s' THE RECOMMENDATi ON OF" THE PUBLI C WORKS COMMI TTEE THAT THE COUNt I L' GI VE 'APPROVAL 11 TO THE VACATI ON or THI S ALLEY AND THAT THE PROCEDURE BE STARTED BY APPROVI NG' THE ORDI NANCE II 'I NI TI ATI NG, THE VACATION. I TIS ALSO RECOMMENDED THAT SAF"EWAY STORES BE REQUl RED TO DEPOSI T II A BONtilN ~AVOR OF T~ECITY OF" EUGtNE IN'THE AMiuNT Of" $3,060.00 TO G~ARANT~E REPAYMENT OF I T~E COST or RELOCATING THE UTILITY SERVICES PRESENTLY INSTALLED, IN'THIS ALLEY. A f"U~THER PROVISION Of" THE RECOMMENDATION IS THAT THE BONO BE f"URNISHED TO THE CITY or EUGENE WITHIN I' TEN DAYS Af"TER'THE I'NI 1'1 ATI NG ORDI NANcE: I S PASSED'. 4. PROPOSED ANNE XA TI ON Of BET"E L WA TER"o; ST' I C T AR' A . TH E SUBJ E CT' Of THE PROPOSE 0 ANNEXA-II TION OF AN AREA IN niE BETHEL WATER 01 STRI CT WAS BROUGHT UP FOR DI'SCUSSION BEf",ORE THE COMMI- I, Ii TTEE BY COUNCILMAN 'KO~~E, ,MR; KOPPE EXPLAINE~ THAT ~E Aiil6 ~EV~RA~ MEMBE~S'Of" THE ADMINIS- I fRATI VE STArr or THE CI TV HAD ATTENDED A MEETI NG 'WI'TH-:THCBOARD Of" THE BETHEL WATER 01 STRI CT I ~N INVITATION OF THE 'BO~RD"AND THAT't~E BASIC PROB~~~S ,cONfRONTINi THE BriARD IN THE EVENT OF" PARTIAL ANNEXATION ARE THE CONTINUED AND UNINTERRUPTED OPERATION Of" THE WATER SERVICE TO I RESIDENTS OF" THE Dj'sTRICT is WEL( A~ FI~E SERVI~E TO T~E~BIS~RICT 'AND THE ORGANIZED DISTRICTS WHICH jT SE~VES~~R. KOPPE REPORTED !HATTHE 'ME~TliG WAS_HE~D ciN WiDNES~~Y EVENING, MARCH I 9TH, AND THAT THE ,PROBLEMS ARE QUI TE CLEAR AS A RESULT OF"' THE 01 SCUSSI ONS AT THE MEETI NG. II IT IS THE REcoMMENDATION ot THt COMMITTEE TO T~E CO~NCIL TH~T A J~I~T MEETING OF THE I COUNCIL AND THE EUGENE WATER AND ELECTRIC'BOARD BE SCHEDULED TO DISCUSS THE WATER SERVICE Ii PROBLEM IN THE BETHEL WATER DISTRICT IN CONNECTION WITH THE SUBJECT OF ANNEXATIONS, THE II OBJECT OF" THEMEETI NG TO BE SOME CONCRETE PROP'OSAL TOWARD A SOLUTION OF, THE WATER PROBLEM. r IT IS 'ALSO-A RECOMMENDATION or THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEt THAi THE MATTER OF FIRE ~ SE~V~CE TO THE BETHEL:WATER DISTRICT AREA, AS-IT IS AF"FECTED BY ~E PROPOSEti'ANNEXiTIO~ BE II RErE~RED TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE'HD"tHE CITY MANAGER'~'OrFICEF"OR A DiScussiON AND I I ~~:R~p~~~0~7~:D~;~~~~ES T~~ ~:~E~:t~F" N~: I :E:;~~Y B~O T:~ ~~~H;~~:~~:: I"~~ S~~ I ~ /~:\:~R E~:~~- OF II ANNEXATION OF" A PORTION OF' THE DISTRICT. 1'1 IT I'S'ALSO THE'RECOMMENDATION 'OF THE PUBLIC WORKS"COMMITTEE THAT THE CiTY MANAGER'S II OF"FICE BE I NSTRUCTED"TO MA~EAN tNdlNEERING STUDY or THE PRO~OSEO ANNEXATION, AiEA WITH I RESPECT PRIMARILY TO 'INSTALLATION OF SANITARY SEWERS AND BASIC DRAINAGE. IT IS niETHOUGHT :1 OF THE COMMITTEE THAT,THIS STUDY SHOULD PROCEED ALONG WITH AND AT THE SAME TIME AS THE STUDIES OF THE' OTHtR' PR'OBLEMS. " ;1 I I 3. 'REQUEST f"OR ALLEY "ACATION. 'THE 'CITY MANAGER PRESENTED A 'LETTER REQUEST' FROM' THE S~FEWAYSTORES rOR THE VACATION OFTHE'NORTH~SOUTH ALLEY BETWEEN i7tH AND 18TH AVENUES, OAK AND PEARL STREETS fOR THE PURPOSE Of" CONSTRUCTING A BUILDING TO EXTEND OVER THE ALEEY RIGHT- Or-WAY. IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT THE-PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT.PROJECT OF SAFEWAY STORES INVOLVES THE MAJOR PORTION OF THE BLOCK ~ND THAT VACAT10N Of" tHIS ALLEY IS NECESSARY fOR THE DEVELOP- MENT. THE CITY MANAGER AND'THE CITY ENGINEER EXPLAINED THAT'SAFEWAY STORES HAD AGREED TO BEAR' iHE C~STOF-RELOCATiNG'A SEWER PRESENTLY LOCATED IN THE ALLEy'ANDTHAT THEY WOULD EITHER BE WILLING TO ACCOMPLrSH THIS BY ENTERING INTO AN AGREEMENT WITH THE CiTY OR~BY PRO- VIDING A BOND TO COVER THE COST Of SUCH RELOCATION OR BOTH IF" NECESSARY. e I -~ '. I I TWAS MOVED By'MR'. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. BooTl-i THAT THE REQUI'REMENT F"OR THE $1,000.00 COMPLETION BOND FOR THE'"WRECKING Of" BUIl.:DI'NGS"AT SKINNER'sBuTTE PARK BY'TliE NEW LiFE_YO~TH CAMPS BE STRICKEN-f"ROM THE CONtRAC'T'. MR. GEORGE OWEN INDI'CA'TED THA"T HE WOULD BE PERSONAlLy'RESPONSIBLE FOR THE COM~LE TION Of" TI:jE 'JOB. e " ". ' ,II I T WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE CI TY MANAGER BE tiNSTRUCTED to WRI TEll A LETTER TO THE BETHEL WA'Tt'R DISTR'j'CT EXPRESSI NG THANKS f"OR THE CONSI DERATION GI VEN TO T-':'_E CI TY I OFF I C I ALS AT THE BOARD 'MEETI NG H'ELD I N THE BETHE( FIRE HALL ON MARCH 9TH AND I T WAS FELT 'BY ALL I THOSE PRESENT THAT THERE WAS A SINCERE Eff"ORT TO WORK OUT THE PROBLEMS AND THAT THE MEETING WAS I ADVANTAGEOUS. MOTION CARRIED. " 1 ~ . , REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMI SSI.ONS I I A REPORT Of THt BOARD ,Of A~PEALS RE: REQUESTS fOR W~IVER OF SET BACK REQUIR~MENTS FROM 'MR. STAN' BECK, MR.' CHAMBE'RLAI N, AND MR. P. A. 'HAMMERQUI ST WAS SUBMi'TTEO'--AND READ AS FOLLOWS: ,r "THE BOARD OF ApPEALS HELD A REGULAR MEETING AT THE CITY HALL MARCH 9, 1955 TO CONSIDER THE f"OlLOWING REQUESTS FOR WAIVER OF SET BACK REQUIRE8I:NTS. MEMBERS PRESENT: MR'. VAALER', 'MR. GI LU'LAN, MR. MOYER, MR. MORRIS AND MR. BALZHI SER. I ~ II II I, II e ()~9. ~ u I <t' e I "I., IN THE MA~TER OF MR. STAN BECK OF 2531 CHULA VISTA STREET WHICH WAS CONTINUED FROM LAST WEEK. MR. BECK ASKED FOR A WAIVER OF THE 20 FOOT FRONTAGE SET BACK REQUIR~D FOR GARAGES IN ORDER. TO CONSTRUCT A CARPORT. THIS PROPERTY HAS AN ATTACHED GARAGE 32 FEET FROM THE FRONT PROPERTY LI NE AND MR. ,BECK IS CONVERTI NG',T,HIS GARAGE TO BEDROOM USE WHI CH NECESSI- TATES THE CARPORT TO BE CONSTRUCTED iN rRONT OF SAID GARAGE. IN ORDER TO HAVE A STRUCTURE or SUFFICIENT LENGTH IT WOULD BE NECESSARY TO BUILD TO WI~HJN grEET OF THE rRONT PROPERTY.LINE. SINCE ALL THE PROPERTIES IN THE BLOCK HAVE A DEFINITE SET BACK PATTERN OF 30 FEET AND THE, PROJECTION OF THE PROPOSED ST~UCTURE WOULD NOT ONLY 01 STURB THE APPEARANC,E OF ADJOINING RROPERTIES BUT COULD DEVELOP A TRAFFIC HAZARD THE BOARD DENIED T~~ REQUEST. e 2. .. REQUEST OF MR. CHAMBERLAI N WHO OWNSPROPERTY'ON THE SOUTHWEST CO,R,NER OF 23RD STREET AND ARTHUR STREETS REQUESTS A WAIVER OF,THE 20 FOOT SIDE LINE SET BACK FOR ~CCESSORY BUILDINGS fOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF A GARAGE. THIS PROJECT or RESIDENCE AND GARAGE WAS STARTED ON, A COUNTY BUILDING PERMIT PRIOR TO ANNEXATION TO THE CITY ,or EUGENE. I THIS PROP€RTY AND' OTHER PROPERTY IN THE BLOCK BETWEEN ARTHUR AND CLEVELAND WAS I ANNEXED BY CONSENT IN ORDER TO SECURE THE SERV I CE Of, C I TY.SEWER. " MR~ CHAMBERLAIN HAD NOT ~TARTED THE GARAGE AS PLANNED UNTIL AFTER ANNEXATION, THERE- FORE, IS SUBJECT,TO CITY ZONING. THE PROPO~ED GARAGE IS APPROXIMATELY 70 FEET FROM THE FRONT PROPERTY LINE WITH FLOOR LEVEL 8 FEET BELOW, THE SIDE STREET. W~ICH WOULD ELIMINATE ACCESS fROM ARTHUR STREET. 'FURTHER, ~HE REAR YARD HAS BEEN IMPROVED,WITH RETAINING WALLS AND CONCRETE PATIO UP ~O JHE POINT,OF LOCATION ORIGINALLY PLANNED FOR THE GARAGE. .' THE BOARD FELT THAT SINCE THE PROJECT ~AS PLANNED AND 5TARTEp AND THE HOUSE,COM- , , PLETED BEFORE ANNEXATI ON AND THE GARAGE BEl NG SI TUATED BELOW STREET LEVEL WHI CH WOULD NOT PERMIT ACCESS rROM THE SIDE STREET, THAT THE REQUEST FOR A riVE FOOT SET BACK BE ' GRANTED. 3.. REQUEST O~:MR.~. A. HAMM~RQUIST WHO OWNS A LOT ON.THE TURN AT SUNSET DR)VE FOR WAIVER OF THE 20 FOOT SET BACK FOR GARAGES~ THIS PROPERTY EXTENDS FROM THE UPPER TO THE LOWER LEVEL OF SUNSET DRIVE AT THE 'CURVE CONNECTING THE TWO LEVELS. DUE TO THE STEEPNESS OF THE GROUND IT IS NOT PRACTICAL TO SET THIS-STRUCTURE MORE THAN I' FEET FROM THE PROPERTY LINE ON THE UPPER LEVEL. I THERE HAVE BEEN PREVIOUS WAIVERS GRANTED FOR GARAGES DUE TO THE TOPOGRAPHY OF THIS AREA AND. IN GRANTING THIS REQUEST THE BOARD rELT IT WAS IN KEEPING WITH A PRECE~ENT THAT HAS BEEN DEVELOPED. ALSO THE SIDEWALK IN ON THE WEST SIDE,OF THIS SECTION or THE STREET WHICH WOULD PUT THE CARPORT 15 FEET FROM THE CURB. SUNSET DRIVE IS A DEAD END STREET AND DOES NOT CARRY A HEAVY LOAD OF TRAFFIC AND PRACTICALLY NO FOOT.TRAFrIC. e . , ".THEREf.ORE THE REQUEST WAS GRANTED FOR AN ELEVEN rOOT SET BACK rOR THE CARPORT FROM THE rRONT PROPERTY LINE. THERE BEING NO FURTHER BUSINESS, MEETING WAS ADJOURNED." IT WAS MOVE~ BY,MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE,THAT THE REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS BE ADOPTED., MOTION CARRIED. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS 12 AN APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE TO OPERATE CARD, POO~, OR BILLIARD TABLES WAS SUBMITTED BY LEON'S CIGAR STORE, 40 WEST 7TH AVENUE - DELBERT F. ANDREWS. ATTACHED TO THE APPLICATION IS A REPORT FROM THE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND A LETTER FROM DISTRICT ATTORNEY, EUGENE C. VENN. I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE.APPLICATIO~ BE REFERRED,YO THE PUBLI C SAFETY COMMI TTEE. MOTION CARRI ED.,,~ 13 AN APPLICATION FOR A LICENSE TO CONDUCT A ROOMING HOUSE,' AS INVESTIGATED BY THE POLICE, FIRE, BUILDING AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS, WAS ~UBMITTED BY ELLA SCHIER, 592 WEST BROADWAY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SE,CONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE APPLICATION, AS INVE'STIGATED, BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. e ~ r380 e 14 COMMUNI CATI ON' FROM' MR. AND MRS. 'M. L .,1 HI GGI NS~ '895 EAST 24TH AVENUE - RE: REQUEST FOR A VARiANCE TO PERMIT CONSTRUCTION OF A SECOND DWELLING ON PROPERTY AT 895 EAST 24TH AVENUE.' THIS REQUEST WAS ACCOMPANIED BY LETTERS or ADJOINING PROPERTY OWNERS STATING THAT THEY HAVE NO OB- JECTIONS TO THE GRANTING OF THIS VARIANCE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I ''WE, THE' UNDERSI GNED, RESPE'CTFULLY REQUEST~A VARi:ANCE TO PERMI TCONSTRU'CTI ON OF" A SECOND DWELLING ON ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY' AT 895 - 24TH AVENUE 'EAST.' SplD DWELLING TO BE SITUATED ON PROPERTY IN LINE WITH OTHER RESIDENCES rACING 24TH AVENUE." IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. 15 COMMUNICATION FROM MRS~ WILLIAM McBEE, SR. - RE: LOCATION OF PROPOSED LIBRARY WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLOOWS: '''PLEASE ALI..OWME TO'S:AY FROM PA'ST'EXPERIENCE MR. WILLIS WARREN OF THE LIBRARY BOARD 1$ 100 ~ER CE~T ~IGHt WHtN HE SAID ~H~ iIBRA~Y~SHOtiLD BE LOt~~tD DOWN TOWN ~HERE IT WILL DO THE, MOST GOOD FOR THE MOST PEOPLE. I TIS A STORE,' ITS COMMOD I TY BE I NG 'BOOKS.' - I T CAN BE MADE SERVICEABLE AND PROFITABLE IF LOCATED WHERE THE FOOT TRArFIC WILL JUST NATURALLY FLOW INTO IT.' BUT E~EN:A HALF BLOtK AWAY CAN AND WILL BE A DETRIMSNT~ "I, HAVE A LIBRARY CARD. I HAD IT YEARS. BUT I OFTEN HESITATE AS I THINK OTHERS 00 - TO GO'OVER 11TH-STREET AND I CERTAINLY WOULD NOT EXPECT A CHILD TO. THE ONE THING I PARTICULARLY NOTICED AT THE LI BRARY THAT \\IAS'SO PROMI NENTLY LocAttD - I T WAS A; CONTI NUAL BEEHI vE' OF 'ACTI VI TY AND THE GROUPS OF PEOPLE WERE OF ALL,'AGES~ e As FOR PARKI NG I, DON'T THI NK rT WOULD HI NDER OR HELP BECAUSE WITH THE LI BRARY HANDY TO ENTER I THIN~ IT WOULD BE ACCEPTED AS ANY OTHER STORE ON WILLAMETTE' STREET. I LETS PLAN OUR liBRARY FOR SERVltE ~O-THt. PEOPLE AND PROFIT OR A~ N~A~ SELF-SUPPORTING TO THE PEOPLE AS POSSIBLE~ WE CANNOT AFFORD TO SPLURGE ON EXPENSIVELAND'TO'BE CLUTTERED UP WITH SHRUBBE~Y THAT wl(1.. REQUIRE A SPEtlAL CARETAKER~ LETS PUT OUR INDUCEMENTS' 'INSIDE AND GET OUR PEOPLE BOOK CONSCIOUS. "WE ALL NEED T~ ~EA~, AND AB~ORB MORE' T~DAY THAN EVER. I BELIEVE IT COULD BECOME SPECTACULAR Ir GIVEN THE RIGHT LOCATION. LETS MAKE IT HANDY AND SERVICEABLE ABOVE ALL ELSE." - IT WAS ORDERED BY'THE MAYOR;' THERE BEING NO OBJECTIONS, THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECE~VED AND REFERRED TO THE LIBRARY BOARD. '. 16 COMMUNICATION FROM'LANE COUNTY FAIR' ASSOCIATION - RE: REQUEST FOR AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE .... - . -, . .- No. 9852 WHICH OUTLAWS CARNIVALS WITHIN THE CITY WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "THE LANE COUNTY FAIR BOARD HAS RECENTLY HAD BROUGHT TO ITS ATTENTION THE EXISTENCE OF CITY ORDINANCE No. 9852 WHICH, IN ErFECT, OUTLAWS CARNIVALS WITHIN"THE' CITY OF EUGENE. ORS'565~230, IN EFFECT,' PERMITS' THE FAIR BOARD TO AUTHO~IZE THE HOLDING OF CARNIVALS DURING COUNTY OR DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL OR INDUSTRIAL FAiRS. 'THERE is AN AP~A~ENT cO~FLICT BET\\IEEN THE 565.230 AND, IN THE OPINION or, THE FAIR BOARD, EXISTING RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CITY AND COUNTY. PROVISIONS OF ORDINANCE No. 9852 AND ORS . ._-- THE CONFLICT CREATES AN AMBIGUITY IN THE I IN ORDER TO RESOLVE~THIS ~P~ARENT"cbNFLICT AND REM~VE-THE ~PPARENT AMBIGUITY, IT IS RESPECTFULLY SUGGESTED BY THE LANE COUNTY FAIR BOARD"THAT THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY or EUGENE CONSIDER AN AMENDMENT TO ORDINANCE No. 9852, POSSIBLY BY THE ADO,ITION OF ANOTHER SECTION, WHICH AMENDMENT, IN,'EFFECT, WOULD CREATE A PROVISION AS FOLLOWS: "THIS ORDINANCE SHALL NOT APPLY TO CARNIVALS, AMUSEMENT DEVICES, OR CONCES~IONS, DULY AUTHORIZED,B~ THE LANE C6U~TY FAIR BOARD'TO O~tRATE ON THE L~N~ COUNi~ F~~RGROUNDS CONCURRENTLY WITH THE PRESENTATION OF ANY INDUSTRIAL, AGRICULTURAL, OR COMMERCIAL FAIR, :"EXHIBITION, OR EXPOSITION AUTHORIZED BY WHE LANE COUNTY FAIR BOARD AND OPERATING UNDER THE CONTROL AND SUPERVISION OF THE LANE COUNTY FAIR BOARD." e THE LANE COONTY FAIR BOARD WILL BE PLEASED"TO APPt~R BEFOif THE A~RROPRIATE COMMITTEE OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND ANSWER QUESTIONS AND PRESENT ITS POINT'OF VIEW IN SUPPORT OF THE FOREGOING REQUEST.~ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE ~UDICIARY COMMITtEE. MOTION'CARRfED.- ORDI NANCES . 17 'COUNC~L BILL NO.I~35 - RE: FRANC~ISi:FOR EUGENE HOTEL SIGN OVER THE (NTERSECTION OF BROAD- WAY AND P~ARL STREET, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST AND SECOND READ~NGS ON FEB~UARY I~, ~955 WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. I IT w~s MOVED ~Y MR: BOOTH, SECONDED~BY MR: G06LOVE THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMoes CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE ~ICL-WAS READ T~E THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. e ~ n Q 1'"'1 D (.) 1. e I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GI VEN F"I NACPASSAGE. ALL COUNCI LMEN PRESENT VOTI NG AYE. THE ,BI LL WAS, DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10538. 18 COUNCI L BI LL No. .1838 - RE: I MPROVEMENT OF" 21 ST AVENUE FR9M LAWRENCE TO LI NCOLN STREET , WAS SUBMitTED AND R~AD THE rlRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS,~OVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE,BILL BE READ THESECOND'TIME BY TITLE ONLy,..WIT~ UNANIMOUS CONSENT or T~E COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I T WAS MOVED BY MR. BO,OTH, SECONDED BY:MR. (iODLOVE THAT THE RULES !3E SUSPENDED AND THE BI LL BE READ THE THIRD TIME, SYTITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ,THE THIRD ~IME BY TITLE ONLY. e IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE, COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVE~ FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. THE BILL WAS, PECLARED PASS~D AND NUMBERED 10539. 19 COUNCIL BILL No. 1839 - RE:, ADOPTING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT OF 21ST AVENUE FROM LAWRENCE TO LINCOLN STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE' FIRST TIME IN rULL. I IT WAS ~OVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED B~'MR. GODLOVE THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, ,WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY A,ND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, 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. I T WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY~'MR. GODLOVE THAT THE COUNCI L BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN rINAL,~ASSAGE., ALL.COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND: NUMBERED 10540. .' 20 COUNCIL BILL No 1840 - RE: LEVVINGASSESSMENTS FOR SIDEWA~K REPAIR AT 990 EASi 21ST AVENUE, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING ON FEBRUARY 28, 1955 WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO WR'ITTEN PROTESTS ON FILE. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND, TIME: BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. M9TION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL' WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. , , IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, 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 COUN~IL. MOTION:~ARRIED UNANIMOeSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE 'COUNCI~ BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN rlNAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. THE BILL WAS DECLARED ~ASSED AND NUMBERED 10541. 21 COUNCi L BI LL No.' 1841 - RE: LEVYI NG ASSESSMENTS FOR SANI TAR'Y SEWER - HI LYARD STREET BETWEEN' 25TH AND 26TH AVENUES, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN rlRST READING ON FEBRUARY 28, 1955 WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS ON FILE. e IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, 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 MR. BOOTH, SECONDED ey MR. GODLOVE THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Or THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND ,THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10542. 22 COUNCIL BILL No. 1842 - REPEALING SECTION 40C, 420, 44, 48B, 48C, AND 480 FROM EXHIBIT I AND SECTION 2 rROM EXHIBIT A OF ORDINANCE No. 10419 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE rlRST TIME IN rULL. I I T WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE BI LL BE READ THE SECOND TI ME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS amSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED By'MR. BOOTH~ 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 ~ ~ r--0 ~-:; ") 00;:.; e I TWAS MOVED BY MR . BOOTH, SECONDED BY, MR. GODLOVE THAT THE-, COUNC I L B d.L BE APPROVED AND ~iVE~~INAL~P~SSAGE. -ALL COUNCILMEN PRE~tNT VOTING AYE. THE BI~L WAS nECLARED PASS~D AND NUMBERED 10543. I 23 COUNCIL BI LL No. 1843 - RE; DECLARI NG THA'T THE 40TH AVENUE AND Hi LYARD STREET AREA SHALL BE ANNEXED TO THE CITY O~ EUGENE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ'THE ~IRST ~ME IN ~ULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED B~ MR~GOD(6vE THAT THE BILL BE RiAD THt SECOND TIME BY TilLE ONLY, 'w ITH UNAN I MOUS ,CONSENT OF THE 'COUNC ILoMeTl ON CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I T WAS MOVED BY MR.' BOOTH, SECONDED BY,:MR. GODLOVE THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BI LL BE READ THE THiRD TIME BY' TITLE -ONLY, W,'r'H UNANIMO~S CONSENT OF THE':eOUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ'THE THIRD 'TIME BY'TlTLE: ONL.Y. I T WAS MOVED BY MR', BOOTH, SECONDED BY, MR. GODLC)VE THAT THE, COU'NC I L B I L.L BE APPROVED AND GI VEN 'F I NAt.' pASSAGE., ALL COUNCI LMEN PRESENT VOTI NG AYE. THE BI LL WAS- DECLARED PASS'ED AND NUMBERED r0544. e 24 CO(INCILBILL No. 1844 - RE: AN'NEXING 40TH AVENUE AND HILYARD STREET AREA -TO THE CITY OF EUGENE UPON. WR-I TTEN CONSENT 'OF THE OWNERS WAS 5UBMI TTED AND READ THE F'I RST T'I ME I N ~ULL'. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY. MR. GODLOVE THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLy,~W1TH UNANIMOUS CONSENT O~ THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND TH~ BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY,MR. BOOTH, 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. ' I IT WAS MOVED BY MR~ BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GOD~OVE THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GI VEN ~ I NAL PASSAGE., ALL COUNC I LMEN' PRESENT VOTl NG AYE. THE Bl LL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10545. 25 COUNCIL BILL No. 1845 - RE,: INITIATIN~ VAC~TION OF A(LEY R~NNING NORTH AND SOUTH BETWEEN OAK AND PEARL STREETS rROM 17TH TO 18TH AVENUES~wAs SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN ~ULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT or THE COUNCIL~ MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME 'BY TITLE ONLY~ '.' IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY T~TLE ONLY, WITH' UNANIMOUS 'CONSENT O~ THE:COUNCIL~ MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUS~Y AND THE'BILL WAS REAb~THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE COU~CIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL C9UNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10546. I 26 COUNCIL BILL No. 1846 - RE: AMENDING ORDINANCE No. 10200 - GRANTING A ~RANCHISE TO CITY TRANSIT LINES TO 'OPERATE PASSENGER BUSSES UPON THE STREETS'WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE ~IRST TIME I N FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH'UNANIMOUS CONSENT or THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE'THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER UNTIL THE FRANCHISE HEARING WHICH IS SET ~OR APRIL I, 1955 AT 5:00 P.M. e 27 COUNCIL BILL No. 1847 - RE:' :IMPROVEMENT O~ THE NORTH SIDE OF WEST,BROADWAY FROM, OLIVE STREET TO ALLEY BETWEEN OLIVE AND CHARNELTON STREETS BY WIDENING WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME I N FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVt THAT THE BILL BE READ'THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIEDl;URANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY M~. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLECONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT,O~ THE CO~NCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME'BY TIT~E ONLY. ' \"T WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE COUNCI L BI LL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10547. I e ~ e G'J C:, &) ""'lIIIIIIII u a t.J I 28 e I . I e I e ~. - .. COUNCIL BILL No. 1848 - RE: ADOPTING PLANS ANDSPEClrlCATIONS fOR IMPROVING NORTH SIDE or WEST BROADWAY FROM OLIVE STREET TO ALLEY BE$WEEN OLIVE AND CHARNELTON STREETS BY WIDENING WAS" SUBMITTED ~ND READ THE rlRST TIME IN FULL.' IT WAS MOVEe BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT or 'THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY,MR. GODLOVE THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY T'!TLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD T1ME BY TITLE ONLY. ITWAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, 'SECONDED' BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN fiNAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE., THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10548. 29 COUNCIL BILL No. 1849 - RE: IMPROVEMENT or 22ND AVENUE rROM ADAMS TO FRIENDLY STREETS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE rlRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE BILL BE RE~D THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT'Of THE COUNCIL.' MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE S'ECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, 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. , I T WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE COUNCI L BI LL BE APPROVED' AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE.' ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTJNG ~YE. 'THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED A~D NUMBERED 10549. 30 COUNCIL BILL No. 1850 - RE: ADOPTING PLANS AND SPECifiCATIONS FOR IMPROVING 22ND AVENUE rROM ADAMS TO FRIENDLY STREETS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE fiRST TIME IN fULL. IT WAS,'~OVED BY MR. BOOTH, SEC~NDED 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 MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR,. GODLOVE THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT or THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL pASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING'AYE. THE BILL wAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10550. 31 COUNCIL BtLL No. 1851 - RE: IMPROVEMENT Of NOB COURT fROM HARRIS STREET WEST, .UN~VERSITY' STREET FROM 30TH TO 32ND AVENUE, 32ND AVENUE FROM KINCAID TO UNIVERSITY STREET, POTTER STREET FROM 30TH TO 32ND AVENUE, AND CANNON COURT FROM POTTER STREET WEST WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN fULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE BILL BE REfERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS,COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. 32 COUNCIL BILL No. 1852 - RE: ADOPTING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT OF NOB COURT fROM HARRIS STREET WEST, UNIVERSITY STREET FROM 30TH TO 32ND AVENUE, 32ND AVENUE FROM KINCAID TO UNIVER515Y STREET, POTTER STREET FROM 30TH TO 32ND AVENUE, AND CANNON COURT FROM POTTER STREET WEST ~AS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GOD~OVE THAT THE BILL BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. 33 COUNCIL BILL No. 1853 - RE:, LEVYING ASSESSMENTS rOR SANITARY SEWER - WEST SIDE OF CITY VI EW STREET rROM 18TH TO 21.ST AVENUES WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ THE fI RST TI ME IN rULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND PROPER NOTICE or ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED. 34 COUNCIL BILL No. 1854 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS fOR SANITARY SEWER - AREA BETWEEN 30TH AND 32ND AVENUES FROM ALDER TO POTTER STREETS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH~ SECONDED BY MR. GODL~VE THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND PROPER NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AfRECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED. " 35 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. OwEN, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE DOG CONTROL ORDINANCE BE REfERRED"TO'THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE FOR STUDY AND POSSIBLE AMENDMENT ESPECIALLY CONCERNING THAT PART WHICH SETS UP THE PROCEDURE rOR NOTIFICATION TO OWNERS OF DOGS THAT HAVE BEEN PICKED UP AND ARE NOT CALLED FOR. MOTION CARRIED. ....1 ~ 6]'''6' ul)i:. e 36 IT WAS MOVED'~Y MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. BO.OTH THAT THE LIBRARY BOARD BE ASKED TO MAKE ~~TUDY OR HAVE;SOME LOC~L ORGANIZATION MAKE'A STUDY AS TO WHETHER PARKING rACILITIES SHOULD BE PROV~DED IN CONJUNCTIO~ WITH THE PROPOSED NEW LIBRARY." I~ WAS THOUGHT ~HAT CARD HOLDERS AND OTHER INTERESTED PERSONS SHOULD BE CONTACTED IN THE STUDY TO DETERMINE THEIR IDEAS ON THIS SUBJECT. MOTION CARRIEO. I RESOLUTIONS 37 RESOLUTION - RE: PARKING AND STOP SIGN RESTRICTIONS W.AS SUBMI,TTED. AND"READ AS FOLLOWS: "WHEREAS, ORDINANCE No. ,10419, PASSED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CiTY Of ' EUGENE ON APRIL 26, 195a, AND APPROVED BY THE MAYOR ON APRIL 27, 1954, PROVIDES THAT PARKING RESTRIC- TIONS AND STOP SIGN RESTRICTIONS ON THE STREETs'or THE CITY,Of'EUGENE WHICH'ARE ESTABLISHED AFTER THE DA TEOf THE PASSAGE Of SAID ORD I NANCE SHALL BE ESTABLl SHED BY RESOLUTI ON, AND WHEREAS, THE COMMON COUNCIL, AFTER INVESTIGATION, CONSULTATION AND STUDY, HAS DETER- MI NED TRAT ADDI TI ONAL PARKI N'G REGULATI ONS AND STOP SI GN RESTRI CTI ONS SHOULD BE, ESTABLI SHED, NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE AS FOLLOWS: e I. No PERSON SHALL PARK' A: VEHI CLE fOR A PERIOD or TI ME LONGER- THAN 12 MI NUTES ~ETWEEN THE HOURS Of 9:00 A.M. AND 6:00 P.M. Of ANY DAY, EXCEPTSUNDA~ AND LEGAL HOLIDAYS ON'THE SOUTH SIDE Of WEST SIXTH AVENUE FROM A POINT 25 rEET EAST Of ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE EAST LINE OF TAY(~R STREET TO A POINT 50 FEET EAST; AND ON THE EAST SIDECOF TAYLOR STREET FROM A POINT 25 FEET SOUTH OF ITS 'INTERSECTION WITH THE SOUTH"LINE OF WEST SIXTH AVENUE TO A POINT 66 FEET SOUTH. ~ I 2. No PERSON, SHALL PARK A VEHICLE fOR A PERIOD LONGER THA~ 30 MINUTES BETWEEN THE HOURS OF 9:00 A.M. AND 6:00 P.M,. OF, ANY DAY, EXCEPT SUNDAY AND LEGAL'HOLIDAYS ON THE NORTH SIDE Of FRANKLIN BOULEVARD FROM A POINT 178 rEET WEST OF ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE WEST LINE Of Moss STREET TO A POINT 66 FEET WEST. 3. No PERSON SHALL PARK A"VEHICLE: A. ON THE SOUTH. SIDE OF BIRCH LANE FROM tTS INTERSECTION WITH THE EAST LINE or ~FAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD TO A POINT 400 FEET EAST. B. ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF WEST SEVENTH AVENUE fROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE EAST LINE Of THE ALLEY BETWEEN OLIVE AND WILLAMETTE STREETS TO A POINT~44 fEET EAST~ .. c. ON THE EAST SIDE Of,OLIVE STREET FROM ITS'INTERSECTION WI~H THE'NoRTH LINE OF BROADWAY TO A POINT 84 FEET NORTH. D. ONTTHE SOUTH SIDE OF BROADWAY FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE EAST LINE OF' OLIVE STREET TO A POINT 253 FEET EAST. E. ON THE WEST SIDE OF WllLAMETTE STREET FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH. THE-SOUTH LINE Of TENTH AVENUE TO A. POINT 40 FEET'SOUTH. Fi. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF TENTH AVENUE FROM ITS INTERSECTION WITH THE EAST LINE OF WILLAMETTE STREET TO A POINT 52 rEET EAST. I G. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF WEST 13TH AVENUE FROM ITS I:NTERSECTlON WITH THE WEST LINE'OF CHARNELTON STREET TO A POINT 45 fEET WEST. H. ON THE SOUTH SIDE 'OFWEST-~3T~-AvENUE FROM fTS INTERSECTION-~ITH THE EAST'LINEOF CHARNELTON STREET TO A 'POINT 45 FEET EAST. e THIS RESOLUTION ADOPTED THIS 14TH DAY OF MARCH, 1955." IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE RESOLUTfON BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. UPON MOTION DULY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED TO MARCH-28, 1955. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, ..~~. ROBERT A. FINLAYSON, ' CITY MANAGER. RAF:EB I e ~