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Home My WebLink About04/11/1955 Meeting e 4,("q~ }J I 'l."':_ e I 'e- I e I e 'I II Ii Ii I; Ii I .J 1 - COUNCIL C~AMBERS~ EU<?ENE, OREGON, APRIL 'II" 1955. f, I,' ;! " . . ~. '. , : oft '_,- . ~ ~ ' THE REGULAR MEETING Of THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE WAS HELD ON APRIL 'I~ r955' AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS. THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY HIS HONOR, MAYOR-V. E: JOHNSON WITH THE F'OLLOWINGCOUNCILMEN PRESENT: MR. BOOTH, MR. GODL.OVE, MR..:KoPPE, MR. 'WATSpN), I MR. OwEN, MR. SHEARER,':MR. HARTMAN AND., MR'.~:SHI SLER. ~.. .., , .' I _ 1,: THE MINUTES OF THE LAST REGULAR MEETING, HELD10~ MARCH 14, 28, AND APRIL I, 1955 AND OF THE'SPECIAL MEETING HELD ON APRIL 1,,1955 WERE READ AND APPROVED. "~,--_. BILLS AGAINST THE'VARIOUS CI_TY,DEPARTMENTS FOR THE MONTH OF MARCH,' I 955.'WERE ,SUBMITTED' :-"" AND READ AS FOLLOWS: " -!,';'.' I , I \1 II Ii I I I i , 'I I I Ii 11 I I ,I II II It PU~LIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM, PuBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM AETNA LIFE IN$URANCE COMPA~Y'_ ,,' PAC I rI C HOSPI,1:'AL, ,Assoc I A TI ON EUGENE HOSPITAL & CLINIC , l' FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND' FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND, HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER STATE OF OREGON TAX' COMMISSION 1 '; i FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND" V. ,E. JOHNSON, MAYOR EUGENE PUBLIC liBRARY LANE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY _, STATE OF OREGON IND. Acc. COMM. AMERtCAN STEEL & SUPPLY COMPANY ART & ENGINEERrNG CENTER ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE ATLAS STAMP & DIE 'COMPANY B , R BUILDING SUPPLY COMPANY BEARING SALES' SERVICE, INC: BEARING SUPPLY COMPANY ELAINE BEIER HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE BISHOP SIGNS BLLaS PLATING WORKS JOHN M. BOYER & RONALD A. FINDLAY, M.D. F. K. BREWER SALES" SERVICE BROOKS OFFICE MACHINES PERCY'N. BROWN &.COMPANY CHAS. BRUNING COMPANY, INC. BUILDING CODE PUBLI,SHING COMPANY W. J. BURKE & COMPANY Eo H. BURRELL BURTON SAW & SUPPLY COMPANY C & SELECTRIC GEORGE F. CAKE COMPANY MARK E. CARMICKLE CASCADE NATURAL GAS CORPORATION CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY., CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY CENTRAL RESTAURANT SUPPLY CHASE COMPANY CHARLES CHESBRO H. G. CHICKERING, JR. CITY GALVANIZERS,COMPANY COLUMBIA EQUIPMENT COMPANY COMMERCIAL AUTO SUPPLY. , COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS, INC. CRESSEY'S CUMMONS 01 ESElSALES, OF OREGON, I NC. C. CURTS DAVIDSON'S BAKING COMPANY DE'S RADIO COMPANY DONALD C. DICKEY EUGENE DIETZGEN COMPANY , , I: II I !i \: I " " il ,: Ii Ii I! II :1 I: Ii I: 'I II f! JL- ;GENERAL FUND T $3,923.64 2;834.46 1,375.38 915..50 "28.00 ':II'l!.50 " " 12..50 109.50 ~-329.04 '7708.72 -, 6,6()2~25 100.00 3,364.50 750.80 683.66 257.62 6. 17 3.50 97.86 2e~-51 - 1;37 21 .42 17.73 I 1 ,648. I 7 432.07 22.50 ,10.00 8.50 7.50 4.00 5.00 50,O.!OO 71.97 76.45 ,276.30 ! 84.55 12.88 1,011'.1'3 330.94 8.00 91.09 5,4'.33 236.14 1.00 17~30 2.50 39.00 17.70 18.05 25.12 141.58 1.75 -6.00 , 3.09 2.00 75.61 22.20 366.66 7.02 , . DOUBLE 0 PRINTING COMtANY 'DUNCAN PARKI NG METER CORPORATION, ,':'MRS. OTIS OVER ECONOMY:LuMBtR YARP , :EDWARD W. ELDER, SHERI F'F" , 'EUGENE AUTO Top SHOP EUGENE COLD STORAGE LOCXERS,' EUGENE CONCRETE PI PE , 13,R0QUCT,S 'EUGENE FARMER'S CREAMERY 'EUGENE HARDWARE COMPANY , EUG~NE LINEN SUPPLY ~UGENE MIRROR & GLASS COMPANY ,EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY EUGENE PLANI NG MI LL, " EUGENE TRACTOR' IMPLEMENT COMPANY EUGENE TRUCK & MACHINE COMP-ANY:' EUGfNE REGISTER-GUARD y, EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY EUGENE WATER' ELECTRIC BOARD' [UGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY CO., ,I Ne:. ,; I F.~RMER BROS. COMPANY , FEENAUGHTY MACHINERY COMPANY W. P. FULLER & COMPANY DRS. FURRER, McMILAN & PATTON GARDNER'S RADIATORSER.vICE c GENERAL FOODS SALES , ,,' , I, GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION GHEEN IRRIGATI'{),N Watc'S " GLEDHILL ROAD MACHiNERY COMPANY GRAY'S FEED & SEE'D COMPANY · GUARD PUBLISHING COMPANY H. C. GUTHRIE F.' H. HALE,Y" GEORGE A. HA'\';:T-ON "COMPANY' HARLEy-DAVIDSON SALES COMPANY HARR MOTOR SUPPLY HEINKE WHOLESALERS,- , HENDERSHOTT'S 'ROBE~T A., HOLLA'ND - HORN PRINTING COMPANY HOWARD-COOPER CORPORATION HUFFMAN AUTO GRINDING SERVICE INDUSTRIAL AIR PRODUCTS COMPANY- INDUSTRIAL SERVICE LITHOGRAPHERS INTERNATIONAL CITY MANAG~R'S' Ass. IRISH-McBROOM PACKING COMPANY IVERSON PAINTS, INCORPORATED KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY KOKE-CHAPMAN COMPANY ~-', R. E. -LAFHRTY '& SONS' LANE GARBAGE SERVICE LANE GRAVEL COMPAN~ LAN~ PARTS COMPANY G.' H. LATHAM - ELMER L. LARSEN LOGGERS & CONTRACTORS MACHINERY LOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVIC&, INC. MCCRACKEN BROS. MOTOR FREIGHT I? '~.' ~ 1 " .' " . I, '(;~ ;,' :' . ,', 6~25/;: , 364.00', '7;'00, J ',5, ;,1,5 403.63 ,- 59.00: : 67. 29 _ ; 2.-5..64 ,3~'98 ' 1,.00 7r.c53. ' , : -.-3;29" ' ';'''10.,71 .', 4~6:4 : 305.,00 -' : -', -.20.00 " - '20 .70 998~'01 -' ,6, 6'66 ~ 37 : '136.79-, -23;'35' , , '95 ;,35 2.10 10.50 194.50 -33 ;'00 5.00 119.28 2.50 184.24 ',. 64.56' 230~:I,6 8.56 27.04 63.83 66..6'0 7.65 482.78 81.36 '8~36 124.35 " 27.52 19.70 ,3.,00 . 34.50 12.00 I" 51.72 10.53 346.59 136.60 195.70 5.70 12'.00 5.,~3 -55.:00 ' 13.75 1.00 200.00 3.04 ....1 r il()4 .--------:----- ---~---------'" ---------~--.-- ~--- ----- -- - -~~----c-r_ --..,.. -......,.,,-.----~..,.....,.._ . e - ._.~.-. ...~- -'. - .- . '-- - .-' - - .----- -'-- -.-. .- --.-------.--.--." ~', .- - --, - "-" --~.-.__r_ ------ - ------~- -----__________.__ ------__._~.____.____ _._______ ___ _____ ___.____. _ __ _~__._____ __ ~__ ~ __._ ___ ______ _ ___ .____ ____~ MCCREADY LUMBER COMPANY: MCGINTY - RIGGS ELECTRIC', EVERETT A. MCKINN~Y MAGIC GAS & ApPLIANCE COMPANY MINE SAFETY ApPLIANCE MINNESOTA MINING & MFG. ~OMPANY' MONTGOMERY-WARD COMPANY-" I' MOORE STEEL SERVICE COMPA~y,~INC. MOTO-MIX CONCRETE COMPANY MUNNELL & SHERRILL, INC. GmORGE MYRMO & ~ SON _,' r - NATIONAL RECREATION ASSOCIATION. NIELDS SEA fOODS NORTHWEST INDUSTRIAL LAUNQRy,COMPANY NUDELMAN BROTHERS -NURNBERG SCIENTIFIC JAY f. OLDHAM OREGON EGG PRODUCERS OREGON fRUIT COMPANY, OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY PAC I F I C FRU IT & PRODUCE COMPANY .. PAC I F.I C [ELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY': PACKER-SCOTT COMPANY',~,'- -: , t ,,-PAPE.BROTHERS JOHN oW. PENNI NGTON' ,. ROY P.ETERSON PLUMBING PETTY 'CASH RAY D. POLLARD ARNOLD POWELL COMPANY" PRESCOTT'S' , J .W. QUACKENBUSH I; SON ,0,_ QUICK SERVICE LITHO PRINUNG ELL IS RA-CKL:EFf . " J,' RAPID BLUE PRINT COMPANY:,' RAYMAC-LUMBER COMPANY REAR~S fARM SERVlCE ANTON REtNHOLTZ RETREAD ,TIRE SHOP RI CHF:/E'LD 01 L _cORPORATION SACRED HEART HOSPITAL , , . STREET, BRIDGE, DRAINAGE -C..:& M HENRY. --r-. BE I STEL, TREASURER, EVERGREEN LANDSCAPING SERVICE 1_ ..J'_' SIDEWALK REVOLVING 'UNO EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL COM~ANY PE TTY. CA'SH . , 4.27 5.80 26.85 7.50 13.63 '~Iao - . _ ': 45 ~ 60 '5.71 37.38~ 10.14 '.7.54 10.00 6.30 ~ : 4",50 458.82 6.50 30.80 73.95 36.45 62.29 .4.70 850.03 3 f . 52 , ',6.35 11.52 32.50 .65.09 5.00 '3~53 . ',5 . 25 ,8.05 - -..3;60 -, '20; 88 ,1.25.16 ,110.00 : 20:12 59.50 . -50 :75 1,67.1:..54 ,3,2 ;,85 SANBORN MAP COMPANY A. B. SCARLETT SCHARPf'S TWIN OAKS BLDRS. SUPPLY SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER fOUR SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER fOUR -,SECRE,JARY, Of,.' STATE , ",l: , -:; SHER' KHAN- :SHERWIN-~ILlIAMS COMPANY JSiLVAiCHEVROLET COMPANY~ H. L. SIMMONS $KtIES'JEWEURy,STORE_ WILLIS H.~SMALL fEED COMPANY SNEED SOUND SERVICE BERNIE SMITHj.DISTRIBUTOR- STANDARD BRANDS, I NCORPORATE!)-'- -I STANDARD fEED COMPANY A.'STE I ERT & SON, INCORPORATED CAL STROHECKER AUTOMOTIVE REPAIR Eo -t. tSURfUS: :', r ,1 _, TOMIl4Y!S PAl NT :POT ',- :, -,. ; ") , UNITE~ STATES PLYWOOD C~RP~RATtON' UNIVERSI TV fRUI T & PRODUCE .COMPANY :,J ~VALCEY IRON & STEEL COMPANY' VAEGEY STATIONERy-'COMPA~Y - - 'WARD'S SAW SHOP" -';- ~ JOH~IWARREN HARDWARE, tHC. 'IRI!S-R. WEBSTER --"-- l- -WEST END AUCTI ON. MART : -~, "WESTE~N GOVERNMENTAL RESEARCH Ass;,; r~WES;rERN GOLf COURSE SUPPLY ~COMPANY: ,WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY ~;-'. WIGGINS COMPANY, INC. ;; T. "0. WI LD I SH . ,. _~W~LLAMETTE STATIONERS' _', ' WI,LLAMETTE VALLEY PAPER 'COMPANY ',WI,L:TSHIRE'S -_. '"WILSON'S ROYAL WHITErRABBI'TRY. WY A TT' S : _ " 'F'y.R-fYTER COMPANY:; , _ - -J : '" " :, l' j " S' . ,; - -~---'.'-~:""" ---f'~:'" i 49.00 3.60 13.63 90.00 152.00 '50.00 : 7.80 :';:4.65 ,1,263.85 9.00 2. I 6 '~ 24.30 342.08 15.72 '82.80 665.30 110.58 6.82 "-12.64 ; 8.29 52.-68 . , 28.. 50 -:48~OO 11.(!)5 .- I, r ~OO 20.13 . . Y2.00 "3.00 ,2.50 --. ',0.27 , " ',' 5 . 80' - -93..11,4 " '507.72 - ':. r 2 ~ 1.8 27.39 , ..\' _ 52;-88 :.6 ;56 50.00 ~195.41 I 53.00 227.00 31;481 ..' 1.40 ,i , I , SPEC I AL SEWE.R fUND - , 1: " ii 'I \1 e ., I: I .. _' ~ ~ I . LEONARD BISH RAMSEY-WAITE PLUMBING U. S. NATIONAL BANK OF PORT-LAND 01 STRI CT I,MPROVEMENT .;fUND - -JESKE BROS. & COAST CONSTRUCTION . : \, 20.00 7.50 715.00 J I': :. j' I 11-, 798.4~ , , .1 T WAS MOVED' BY MR. BOOTH, SE'CONDED BY. -MR. KOPPE: THAT THE BI,'LLS, AS -SUBMI"f'lTED AND READ,-BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER C.-TY OfF-TCERS BEl NSTRUCTED--':ODRAW UP THE NECESSARY WARRANTS; "ROLl:CAl:L VOTE.. MOT I ON CARR I ED. 2 -THE fOLLOWI NG MONTHLYP-AYMENT:,ESTlMATES WERE SUBMI:Y.T"EiD AND READ: JESKE BROTHERS AND COAST CONSTRUCT I ON COMPANY 6TH AND' F'I NAL, TRUNKLI'NE. SEWER -- RIVERVI EW SECTION 'No..: H.C..WERNER, :'1 NCORPORATED " $ 1,449.1.'(!) 6TH AND fINAL_, PuMPING STAT'LON ~ RrV,ER.VIEW SECTION-No.: I $ 6,907.63' 5TH. AND- fl NAL, SANI TARY SEWER: ,f.N AREA B,OUNDEO BY Po;rT-ER' STREET AND WATKINS ROAO' F.ROM 32ND AVENUE TO 40TH AVENUE -.' .. ~ . $ 3,039.05...., ... . i' .... ,.:' .~' e --. I:' I . \: ~" I , , , I ""'It. .IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH,,'SECONDED -BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE ESTIMATES, AS SUBMITTED'A'ND::-, READ,. BE APPROVED AND THE RROPER: -C,,-TY OF'fICE,RS BE INSTRUCTED .TO DR,.AWUP,"THE NECESSARY. WARRAN',TS. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. ) ~ .,-, .....-. '. '\ I e 4(' P"' ~ 1)0 e I 3 THIS BEING :rHE~ DATE SE_T' F'OR THE AWARD OF' THE. BID F'OR FURNISHINGF'LOODl:IGHTS F'OR AMAZON PA~K, THE F'GL,LOWII':IG BIDS, AS OPENED ON ,APR:lL 8jI05.5AT,I():00 A.M., WER~-TABULATED:' ~ \ ' BIDDER AMOUNT OF' BID (WITHOUT 40 BRACKETS) -i,- I' 'tIES:T1 NcaH9uSE; E,LEC:rRI C PORTLAND, ORE,G9N.l,' ",': I .c, - '$ 2,805.6$ ~ 1 " , I " " , . ~" , , ,_ 1 ,\",- i ,$ 2,500.76_ GRAYBAR ,ELECTR I C EUGENE, OREGON '. '( ",,!. I' 'f' , , " EoF'F' ELE,CTRI, ~ EUGENE, OREGON -: -. ~; [$ 2;424.24 (LIGHTS...9NLY.):.'" STUBBS ELECTRIC PORT~AND, OREGON' t. : ~; .,..., , , ~ $ 3,992.32, e IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE BID OF' WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC COMPANY IN THE A~OUNT'OF' $2,805.66 BE ACCEPTED~, ROLLCALL' VOTE. MotJOW CARRIED., - REPORTS, OF OFFICERS 4 -, A REPORT F'ROM:THE,CIJY'MANAGER - RE:- MONTHLY REPORTS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS F'OLL:OWS: 1 ' I "THE VALUE OF' THE BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED'DURING THE:MONTH OF" MARCH F'OR,:NEWCON- STRUCTION AMOUNTED TO $416,050.00, AND $61,675.00 F'OR REPAIR. THIS IS $641,380.00 LESS 'THAN THE VALUATION REPORTED~IN THE;MONTH OF, MARCHAYEAR-AGO~, THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED 49 ALARMS DURING MARCH; 45 WITHIN THE CITY AND F'OUR RURAL CALLS. THE ESTI MATED LOSS' AMOUNTED TO $1',549.18. -, "', I:: '. " You WILLINOTE'F'ROM THE POLICE 'DEPARTMENT REPORT F'OR MARCH, A COpy WHICH IS'ON YOUR" DESKS, .THAT CRIMIN~b CASES~~ND,TRAF'FIC ACCIDENTSIINCREASED OVER THATTOF' fEBRUARY. How-,' ~' EVERj THE OFFtCIAL F'IGURES FROM THE OFF'tCE OF THE SECRETARY or STATEj COM~LETED THROUGH" , FEBRUARY~ INDICATES THATvWE ARE STILL~AHEADO""LAST YEARS,'GOOD,SAF'ETY RECORDi WE HAVE, :- NOW..COMPLETED. OVER'EIGHTEEN MONTHS WITHOUT ,A TRAF:FIC F'ATALITY WITHIN THE CITY. '. ',,; . . i . I ~~ .., ON EACH OF YOUR DESKS YOU WILL FIND A PAMPHLET ENTITLED "HAND~OOK F'OR COUNCILMEN IN _;,COUNCIL-MANAGER,CITIES".." THIS PAMPHLET 't:tAS:BEEN WRI:TTEN BY VETERAN"COUNCI'LMEN,AND PUT OUT BY THE INTERNATIONAL CITY MANAGERS' ASSOCIATION. IN THE PREF'ACE ~OU'WILL NOTE 'THAT PRIOR TO ITS PUBLICATION THAT MIMEOGRAPHED COPIES WERE SENT TO MAYORS AND COUNCILMEN IN THIRTY,SE~ECTED COUNCI~-MANAGER CITIE. FOR F'URTHER CRITLCISM AND_'~UGGESTIONS~ EUGENE WAS ONE. OF T..,ESE SELECTED CI',TI,ES, A~D CREQI T I ~GI VEN"TO MAYOR V.., EOWI N JOHNSON AND ,FO~MER COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER-AND SIEGENTHA~ER FOR PURSUING 'TH~S'WORK, AND OFFERING,THEIR CRITICISMS." . . ..~_~I ~~. ".".'; ,.::,."l'~: ") THE MAYOR ORDERED, IN THE ABSENCE OF' OBJECTIONS, THAT THE REPORT F'ROM THE CITY MANAGER BE REeE I VED AND -PLACED ,em FILE.", . ""I' -~ , I l' I REPORTS or ,COMMITTEES 5 , '1;; A RERORTOF 'THE ,PUBI.:IC SAF:'ETY AND PUBLIC WORKS..COMMITTEE'S MEETING HELD MARCH 31",1955 _ RE: REQUEST F.'QR ')1.:1 MI-TED ~AR~I NG -AT 1'2TH _ ~VENUEANO :HIGHSTREETj ApP.L ICATI'ONrOR _'CLASS "A'" DISPENSERS LICENSE; SEGREGATION or ASSESSMENT LIEN; REQUEST F'OR REVISION OF ORDINANCE NUMBER 9210; AND CONSTRUCT I ON OF' SEWER ON GARFI ELD -AND ARTHUR STREETS BETWEEN-'23RD AND.'24TH :AVENUES WAS SUBMI TTEOANO READ AS FOLLOWS: -- ", , ' . .,. t' . If" .-.. 'I'", " ' " 1'- e "PRESENT: COUNCILMEN GODLOVE, HARTMAN, KOPPE AND BOOTH; CITY MANAGER;~CITY:ENGINEER; PLANNING CONSULTANT; AND CITy-RECORDER.'" .-; - ~,,:T- ',- _:.'1 .: A NUMBER OF' ITEMS WERE PRESENTED TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY AND PUBLIC WORKS-COMMITTEES rOR CONSIDERATION AT THIS MARCH 31ST MEETING. THE ITEMS FOR WHICH RECOMMENDATIONS WERE F'ORMUl.:ATED WERE AS FOLLOWS: I. REQUEST'rOR'-lIMtTED 'PARKINGctN:THE VICINITY~~12TH AviNUE AND HIGH STREET- A REQUEST ReCE'lVED F'OR 'LIMITED PARKING AT 1'2TH AVENUE'AND-:HIGH:STREET 'WAS PRESENTED,iBY:: THE GITY'~NAGER'AND THE TRAF'r'I.c ENGI'NEE'R,I THE'SITUATI.ON REGARDING\THE-ACtlVITI'ES IN 'AND AROUND THE VI TUS BUtLDI,NG ON ,THE' SQUT,HWE'ST CORNER OF THE I,NTERSECTI ON,:AND AL;SO TftEl" ACTIVITIES GENERATED BY OTHER BUSINESSES IN THE VICINITY. AFTER SOME DISCUSSION ON THE SUBJ~CT,- Yf WAS -RECOMME'NDED BY.-THE ,COMMI TTEE' THAT ,TWO-HOUR PARKI'NG BE PROVI'DED 'FOR ON 12TH, .AVENUE BETWEEN PEAR,L AND HIGH STREETS, ~ND ON HIGH STREET BETWEEN 12TH AND 13TH" AVENUES. ,I -, ~.' . ,; --: . _. '.'f" . .: i"~ ,. .. . -. ~~ " .. I 2. - ApP~tCAtION'~ORA CL*SS "A" DISPENSER'S LICENSE -(HAMBURGER HEAVEN, 1'224 WILLAMETTE STREET - THIS CURRENT APPLICATION WHI-CH WAS FILE'D BECAUSE OF.A CHANGE I.N -OWNERSHIP WAS "REVIEWED BY',THE'COMMI;TTEE, AND IT WAS THE FEELI'NG, OF "THE COMMI'TTEETHAT FURTHER INFORMA- TI ON WAS NEEDED BEFORE A RECOMMENDATION COULD BE FORMULATED. I T WAS THEREFORE THE'" DECISION THAT THIS REQUEST SHOULD BE RETAINED IN THE COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER STUDY. e , " ...ollllll r 4-(~G , ./ e ___~_.~ '"7'-';--;:-:--C-~---_-__---::~- --:-.- ::----,-.~--_=__::___:.------,- :-.7--:-~ --:---:----:----:-_~_--_~~_:_ :-..~-=-..;.=___::_:_:_:_;..~_,-::_:~.-~_:__~~_:_~:_-~_:__~~_~_:.___c:__~-- -- --~._~-~~--~ "-----. -~-_.~_.__._-- ---~---_. -'-- _.~.-_. -. -.,--.- -- ------- -----_."- .- -,------- - .~. co ~. ~;~T~~~:!C::l::~~~:;:~:~~:~~.~: ~.~~::~~:;L~:~,~c~~~::~~.;~::;E~~:~;~..or:c7~~:~.~:~E.~~ I I I , I ,1 -;; 4. REQUEST F"OR ,REVISION OF" ORDINANCE NUMBER 9210 REGULATING TRAILER PARKS AND TRAILER HOUSES - MR. DONALD F. BACH'REPRES'E:NTED THE LANE COUNTY TRAI LER PARK OPERAtORS t- As-soc I A';.:'" TION AND PRESENTED A CASE BEF"ORE THE COMMITTEE IN BEHALF" OF THE INDIVIDUALS'.N- THE~tRAILER HOUSE INDUSTRY AND IN THE TRAILER PARK BUSINESS. THE MAIN CONCERN WAS THE PRESENT ORDIN- ANCE WHICH PROHIBITS TRAILER PARKS~WITHIN THE CITY OF EUGENE, AND ALSO THE PROY-IS-ION OF" THE ORDINANCE WHICH PERMITS TRAILERS-TOBE'-PARKED ON CITY LOTS. SEVERAL OF THELOPERATORS PRESENT EXPLAINED THAT THEY WERE LOCATED IN AREAS LIKELY TO BE ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF EUGENE AND WEI~EI CONCERNED' ABOUT THE OPERATION OF'THE EXPANSION OF THEIR BUSI NESSI t.t"THE,-T EVENT OF' ANNEXATION. IT IS THE RECOMMENDATIO&.~F' ~~E COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL AUTHORIZE THt CIT~MANiGE~ TO MAKE.A STUDY or THIS PROBLEM~AND ASSEMBLE SOME FACTS ON OTHER ORDINANCES .~D ~RACTICES' I N OTHER CI TI ES. 5. CONSTRUCTION O~ SEWER ON GARF~ELD-ST~EET'AND-ARTHUR STREtT~itT~EE~ 23RD ANb 24TA AVENUES - IT WAS EXPLAINED ,BY THE CITY MANAGER THAT TWO OWNERS or PROPERTY ANNEXED TO THE CITY UNDER ORDINANCE NUMBER 10566 ~NDER~THk.I~O P~R._CENT CONSENT RULE ARE DESIROUS OF HAVING A SEWER CONNECTION AS SOON AS POSSIBLE AND ARE WILLING TO WAIVE THE REQUIRE- MENTS',ADVERTISING,rOR~BIDS.: THE DETAILS or TH1S REQUEST WEREEXPLA~NED:TO TBE-COMMITTEE AND IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION or THE COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVE THE PROJECT AND PASS THE NECESSARY ORDINANCES',TOINITIATE IT~~ ,- , -; - IT WAS MOVED BY MR~ GODLOVE, 'SECONDED BY'MR'.:BoOTH THAT THE REPORT; or-THE PUBLIC SAFETY AND PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEES BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. 6 A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE,MEETINGHELD APRIL-I, 1955'- RE: PETI'TION-:FOR PAVING LINCOLN STREET FROM 26TH TO 28TH AVENUE; SIDEWALK ON LINCOLN STREET FROM 23~D TO 26TH AVENUE;:PETITION. TO IMPROVE 35TH AVENUE-'FROMDoNALD-TO-WILLAMETTE STREET; PETITION TO "IMPROVE GLEN .OAK DRrvE rRO~ 35TH TO 37TH AVENUE; :SIDEWALK:ON WEST SlDE OF,U~I~ERSITY StRtEt:rRbM~22ND TO 23RD AVENUE; SI DEWAL,K -ON' BOTH','SI DES or 24THc AVENUE:- BETWEEN':HARRI SAND ALDER-STREEts;,~RE- QUEST BY EUGENE HOTEL TO DRILL~'WELL; IMPROVEMENT OF 33RD AVENUE BETWEEN CLIFFORD,ANO-HILYARD STREE-TS; AND WIDTH OF 23RD AVENUE.BETWEEN-,JEFrERSON: AND MONROE! STREtTS WAS S~BMI TTEDAND READ AS FOLLOWS: "PRESENT: .ICOUNCI LMEN KOPPE7 AND BOotH;CI'TVMANAGER; :CI TY .ENGI NEER; PLANNI NG: CONSUL- TANT; ,AND CI nRECORDER. '0; .' 1_. . , -~l ,. , AN EXTENSIVE rtELD TRIP WAS:MADE By'THE'PuBi.iCWORKs-COMMITTEE ON FRIDAY, ,APRIL 1ST, TO VISI,T THE SITES"OF A-HUMBER--or PROPOSEO'STREET, 'SU)EWALK, ANDSEWER'PROJECTS AND TO HAVE THEM EXPLAINED ON THE GROUND BY THE"CITY MANAGER AND TMECITy-ENGINEER. . SOME OF THE PROJECT SITES INSPECTED AND RECOMMENDATIONS WERE: I. PETITION "OR PAVING LINCOLN STREET FROM 26TH TO 28TH AVENUE--A PETItiON TO' iMPROVE LINCOLN STREET FROM 26TH TO 28TH AVENUE BEARING 56.94 PER CENT OF THE TOTAL FRONT rOOTAGE OF' THE PROPERTIES AFFECTED WAS CONs~iER~ti BY T~E C6MMITTEE. THIS IS AN EXTENSION OF' LINCOLN STREET WHICH IS SCHEDULED TO BE CONTINUED ON TO 29TH AVENUE TO seRVE THE NEW FRANCtS'WILLARD SCHOOL~ -IT IS-THE ,RECOMMENDATION OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMlttEE,THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVE 'THIS PROJECT'AND PASS-THE NECESSARY INITIATING ORDINANCES: , -'-: , , , . . _. 4 ~, _ 2. SIDEWALK 'oN.Lr~COLN STREET FROM 23RO ,TO 26TH-AvENUE --THE COMMITTEE~ALSO"GAVE-CON~-'~' SIDERATION TO A PETITION TO INSTALL CURB SIDEWALKS ON BOTHSlbEs~or LlNCOLN "STREET " BETWEEN 23RO AND 26TH AVENUE. THIS PROPOSED PROJECT WAS DISCUSSED PREVIOUSLY AND IS PARTI CUL:ARLY"'ECESSARY AND DESIRABLE NOW" ~I,NCE THIS' STREET SERVES THENEW,:rRAIiICES WILLARD SCHOOL ON 29TH AND LINCOLN STREETS. IT.IS THE RECOMMENDATEON OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL GIVE APPROVAL TO THIS PROJECT AND PASS THE INITIATING ORDINANCE TO START THE -PROJECT. - 3. - PETITION TO IMPROVE 35TH AVENUE FROM DONALD TO WILLAMETTE-STRE,ET -'THE COMtotrTTEt- CONSIDERED THIS PETITION AND ALSO INSPECTED THE SITE OF THIS PROJECT. IT WAS NOTED THAT THE PETITION BEARS THE SIGNATURES or, 57.18.PER CENT"OF',THE TOTAL"FRONT rOOTAGEAI:lON~.THE STREET INCLUDING THE-SGaOOL'D~STRICT ~UMBER Fou~ PROPERTY ON-THE-NORtH SIDE:OF' THE STREET. THE COMMITTEE-BELlrVES THI,S-PROJECT~TO BEA DEsfRABLE ONt'~Nti THtREF'ORE:RECOMMr~Di THAT THE COUNCIL APPRQVE THIS P~OJECT~ND PASS:THE NECESSARY ORDfNANCES. 4. PETITION'TO IMPROVE GLENOAK~DRIVE FROM 35TH'TO-37TH"AvENUES ';':THE PETiTION rAVORING THE IMPROVEMENT OF" ~GltN @AI<..DRIVEFROM 35TH TO d37tH BEARS -,THE --$1 GNATtlRES- OF 'OWNERS OF. 1,087.82 FEET OF' THE ABUTTING PROPERTY, WHICH IS 48.10 PER CENT OF THE TOTAL PROPERtiES TO BE ASSESSED. THE COMMITTEE DROVE OVER THIS STREET ALSO AND WAS IMPRESSED WITH THE DEVELOPMENT ~IN -,THI S. A'REA 'AND WI TH THE'NE,E'~ "FOR 'A'PERMANENT -;TYPE STREET TO'SERV,E THESE.' HOMESITES. IT rs THE 'RECOMMENDATION OF' .'THECOMMI TTEE THAT -THI S PROJECT :BE IUNDERTAKE_N" DURING THE -1955 -'SEASON AND THAT 'THE,'COUNCI L -GI VE APPROVAL' AND. -PAss ORDI NANCE'S to ,I NI TI ATE THIS PROJECT.. _, ,_do,. ~ I e I . I I 1 I II I I I I I il II II II II II I I I I I II I I II I I I 1 II II I e I e L'1(' ~~ 1: .I, e '- I 5. SI DEWALK ON' WEST 51 DE 0'" 'UN I VERSI TY STREET rROM 22ND TOi 23RDAvENUE:S - TH rs PROJECT IS INITIATED BY THE: PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE UPON REQUEST AND UNDER THE COUNCIL'S PROGRAM TO PROVIDE'SIOEWALKS;'ALiONG STREETS ADJACENT~TO A'ND IN,THE VICINITY OF'SCHOOLSAND'PLAY- GROUNDS ~ITHIN, THE CITY. IT WAS NOTED THAT A SIDEWALK ALREADY EX1$TS ON THE EAST SIDE OF' UNI VERSITY STREET BE'rWEEN 22NO AND 23RD~ IT. IS THEREF'ORE- THE RECOMMENDATLON OF" THE COMMI TT~E THAT THI S PROJECT f'OR- CONSTRUCTI NG THE' SI DEWALK 'ON' THE WEST SIDE- Of' 1.HE', STREET BE UNDERTAKEN AND THAT THE! NECESSARY ORDINANCE BE PASSED. ., 6. SIDEWALK ON BOTH SIDES Ori24TH AVENUE'BETWEEN HARRIS AND ALDER STREETS - SIDEWALKS ON THIS STREET WERE ALSO CONSIDERED BY THE COMMITTEE SINCE THIS IS AN IMPORTANT STREET SERVING A'NEARBy'pARK AND ELEMENTARY~CHOOL AND THAT IN THE FUTURE IT WILL BE REQUIRED TO SERVE THE" eONGREGATI ONAL CHURCH WHI CH I S' TO ~ECONSTRUCTED AT, THE CORNER OF' ,24TH -',' AVENUE AND HARRIS~STREET. JT IS THE'RECOMMENDATION Of' THE COMMITTEE THA~ THIS PROJEct ALSO BE APPROVED F'OR CONSTRUCTION THIS SUMMER. ,.j, e 7. REQUEST BY THE'EUGENE HOTEL COMPANY TO DRILL A WELL IN THE PARKING STRIP NEAR THE ALLEY ON HIGH STREET BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH AVENUES - IT .WAS EX-PLAINED THAT THE EUGENE_-:: HOTEL COMPANY HAS REQU~STEDPERMisSION TO PRILL_ A WELL IN THE PARKING STRIP ON THE WEST S I DE Of' HI GH STREE-T BETWEE_N9TH, AND_, 10TH AVENUES, AND 'JUST NORTH Of' 'THE EAST;'WEST ALL'EY. AN EASE~ENT,HAD BEEN GRANTED TO THEM PREVIOUSLY rOR THE SINKING or A WELL IN. THE ALLEY NEAR THE HOTEL, ~UT THEY WERE NOT, SUCCESSF'UL, IN GETTING'THE' DESIRED QUANTITY Of' WATER. I THE PROPOSAL W~S DISCUSSED AND I NSPECTED ON THE' 51 TE', AND I TI S THE RECOMME'NDATION OF' THE COMMITTEE THAT THE HOTEL BE GRANTED AN EASEMENT f'OR THIS SECOND WELL IN A MANNER AN~ UNDER THE-TERMS APPROVED BY THE CITY ATTORNEY. 8. IMPROVEMENT or 33RD AVENUE BETWEEN CLIf'F'ORD AND HILYARD STREETS - THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE INSPECTED THIS STREET WHICH IS PRESENTLY UNIMPROVED AND NOTED THAT 33RD AVENUE DJVIDES INro TWO UNIMPROVED STREETS, ONt ON EITHER SIDE OF THE DRAINAGE'DITCH BETWEEN' CLIFFORD AND HILYARD STREETS. IT WAS EXPLAINED BY,THE CITY; MANAGER AND THE CITY, ENGLNEER THAT THE PLAN IS TO LAY TILE IN THE DRAINAGE DITCH AND TO LAY 33RD AVENUE OUT AS ONE STREET IN PR9LONGATI ON,' GF' THE' PRESENTLY IMPROVED 33RD AVENUE. I TWAS EXPLAI NED F'URTHER THAT. THI S WOULD I NVQLVE THE CONSTRUCTION ,OF' A CQNCRETE BR'I DGE; ACROSS THE AMAZON TO REPLACE, A WOOD BRIDGE WHICH IS'PRESENTLY'IN POOR,CONDITION.' ,- - '-I' - .. '--I ~ . IT I.'THE RECO~MENDATION or 'THE PUBLIC ~ORKS COMMITTEE'THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVE THE EXTENSION or 33R~"AVENUE AS ONE STREET AND THE-'NSTALLATION or STORM SEWER TILE AND1A CONCRETE BRIDGE AT 33RD AVENUE AND THE AMAZON. , I 9. WI DTHor 23RD AVENUE BETWEEN, JEF'F'ERSON. AND MON,ROE STREETS - THE_ PUBLI C: WORKS_, ", COMMITTEE ALSO INSPECTED 23RD AVENUE BETWEEN JEF'f'ERSON AND MONROE 'STREETS. IT WAS NorED THAT 23RD AVENUE AT_THIS LOCATION IS AN UNIMPROVED STREET AND IT;WAS ~XPLA1NED:BY THE CITY ENGINEER THAT THE STREET AT THIS LOCATION HAS NOT BEEN DEDICATED' AS A PUBLIC STREET, BEING NOW,IN PRIVATE ~WNERSHIP.,IT-WAS SUGGESTED-THAT THIS STREET BE APPROVED fOR A 50 FOOT RIGHT OF' WAY RATHER THAN A 60 F'OOr RIGHT Ofl"',WAY'SO,'THATcIT ~ILL_NOT'BE NECESSARY TO INCLUDE THE F'RONT YARDS OF' RESIDENCES Of' BOTH SIDES IN,THE_RIGHT OF' WAY. IT IS THE ,I SUGGESTION rURTHER THAT IT MIGHT BE POSSIBLE TO SECURE A DEDICATION F'ROM PRIVATE PROPERTY IF' THE STREET IS_MADE A 50 rOOT STREET RATHER.THAN'A: 60 F'OOT STREET~ ~ .-. " IT IS'THE RECOMMENDATION or THE COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVE,THE'WIDTH Of 50 F'EET 'F'OR THE-' RIGHT, Of' ',WAY OF, 2~RD - AVE NUE . BPWEE N JEF'F'ERSON ,AND MONROE STREETS."" 1 ~ . -, '1 ,. ,. . .. '4 .,,-. , ,~: ':.) IT WAS ,MOVED ,BY MR.-KOPPE, 'SECONDED-BY MR~ ,BOOTH-THAT THE REPORT OF'THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. ,- , e IN CONNECTION WITH ITEM NUMBER 2 OF' THE,PUBtlC WORKS COMMITTEE REPORT IT WAS, MOYED BY MR.KoP~E, SECONDED, BY MR. WATSON THAT THE CITY;MANAGER BE GIVEN AUTHORITY TO DETERMINE 'THE BEST LOCATION OF' THE SIDEWALK ON THE EAST SIDE OF' ~INCOLN-STREET BETWEEN 23RD AND 24TH AVENUES. MOTIGN CARRIED. , 7 A REPORT OF' THE HEAtTH AND RECREAT! ON COMMI TYEE MEETI NG HELD APRI L 4, 1955 - RE: ,DEVELOP- MENT OF' OLD:lINCOLN SCHOOL SITE; AND ACQUrSITIGN OF"PRIVATE'PROPERTY~ADJACENT TO'SKINNER'S' BUTTE PARK WAS.SUBMtTTED.AND.READAS fOLL~WS: "-, "PRESENT: COUNCILMEN OWEN, SHEARER AND HARTMAN; CITY MANAGER; DIRECTOR OF' PARKS AND,RECREATION; AND-CITY RECORDER. -'-, '" :,n_;_ "', THERE .WERE TWO I TEMS PRESENTED TO THE HEALTH AND RECREATl:ON ,COMMI TTEE:-AT THE MEETI NG ON APRtL'4TH.J'THE fiRST OF' THESE'CONCERNED THE DEVELOPMENT Of',THE OLDLINCOLN:SCHOOL: StTE:ON'MoNROE STREET FOR-A PARK AND:RECREAT~ON)AREA,)AND:THE SECOND PERTAINED TO ACQUISI- TION OF'Ai'PIECE or PRIVATE PROP.ERTY ON THE EASTERN' EDGE-rOF::SKI'NNER_',S BUl'TE PARK. I . . - . I., DEVELOP.MENT Of.OLD LINCOLN SCHOOL'SITE.- THE MEMBERS O~'THE COMMITTEE SPENT ABOUT AN HOURS TIME INSPECTING THE OLD LINCOLN SCHOOL SITE WITH RESPECT TO HOW THE PROPERTY MIGHT BE DEVELOPED AND USED'WHE~ 1T IS ACQUIRED BY THe,EITY'Of'EUGENEi THE TENTATIVE7PLAN, AS PREPARED BY MR. MATSLER, WAS STUDIED ON THE SITE. CONSIDERED AND DISCUSSED ALSO DURING THIS INSPECTION OF' THE PROPERTY WAS THE REQUEST OF' THE ARMY ORGANIZED RESERVE CORP, OREGON MILITARY DISTRICT, PROPOSAL TO LEASE THE OLD SCHOOL BUILDING, PLUS SOME PARKING AREA AND STORAGE. ~. -, :' '1 '.~': e ~ r ~,n(, Ii-~,j 0 e ---~---------- --~--~_.._-~-------- - - - T~ I AFTER -A 'CAREFUL CONS!:DERATlON -AND ,THOROUGH DI:SCUSSI ON? OF: ifHtS~MATTER,- I TWAS DECi DED TO RECOM-MEND TO THE: COUNCIL 'THA,T'THECITY' MANJiGERBE-'AUTHORJ:ZE-Ol',TO'NEGO,TIATE "'I,TH :r'HE' ARMY ORGAN I ZEDRESERVE~ CORPI ON: THE BAS I SOF LEAS'I NG- THE BUTLD I NGAND] ,'1'HE -PROPERTY EXCI:UD I NG THE AREA I N THE PRESENT PLAYGROUND BOUNDED BY A PROLONGAr ION Of"!THEFENCE' 'ON' 'THE EAST ,'51 DE OF- THE PLA,YGROUND":AND EX.TENDI'NG WEST~ ALONG .THE- NORTH SI'D-E ,OF- THE PR,I VATESCH-OOL SIDE'WALK TO I NCLUD'E' THEPROPOSE,D PLAYSHED' BUI L T' OVER THE CONCRETE 'SL'AB., 'I NOTHER, WORD-S, --,THE AREA WHI CH THE COMMI TTEE FEELS COULD :BE LEASED TO THE ARMY: I S- THE' SCHOoL- BUI LDI NGPLUS THE AREA IMMEDIATELY AROUND IT, AND IN ADDITION THE GROUND ON THE NORTH SIDE OF THE SCHOOL SIDEWALK TO I N_CLUDE THE OPEN BUT COVERED. STORAGE ON THE, EAST SI'DE OF~THE" PLAYSHED. " THE COMMI TTEE F,UR,THE-R RECOMMtNDS THAT THE <pLA'YGROUND I,AREA: DES"CR I B-ED ABOVE "HI CH -, S TO BE RETAI NED FOR ,F'RESENT C'I TY- DEVELOPMENT BE -, MPROVED AS ,A' PLAYGROUND' 'AREA, AS PROPOSED IN THE PLAN OF THE~ OH~EC'f.OR OF" PARKS AND RECREA'-;I ON TO- INCLuDE -THE USE' OF" THE PLAYSHED AND THE TEMPORARY I NSTALLATI ON OF PLAYGROUND APPARA'TUS: At 'T'HE'''EAST' E-ND C!)F-THE PLAYGROUND AREA. 2. ACQUI S'I T'I ON' OF- ,PR I-V AtE PROPERTY ADJACENT to! SK I NNEIVS, BUT'TE' PARK ,-:. THE' CITY MANA~ER - AND THEDI RECTOR OF: PAR-KS A'ND RE,CREATI ON] REVI EWED A PREVIOUS REQUEST TO PURCHASE A PARCEL 'OF, ,PRIVATE PROPERTY -A-PPROX'IMATEL'Y 50 X iOO FEET LOCATED JUST EAST OF'- AND ADJACE-N~T TO THE BEAR PEN'S. ,AN APARTMENT IS LOCATED 0-1'4 THIS~ PROPERTY CONTAI-NING:THREE UN'ITS: IT WAS BROUGHT 'OUT IN THE DISCUSSION THAlf'tHE ,BUDGt-T:Coli,fMITTEl: HAD'PR'EYIOUSLY BUDGETED MONEY FOR THE ACQUISITION OF THIS PROPERTY, BUT THAT A LATER DECISION DIRECTED THAT THIS MONEY BE USED FOR IMPROVEMENT OF THE fRED-~ LA~4B RECREA'TI ON' COTTAGE~;:::~ . ,- " ", - # ., ,; & :. . ...1 .. , . 0: . . IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE.HEALTH~AND'RECREATION"COMMITTEETHAT.THE MATTER'.BE REFERRED Tc!) THE BUDGET COMMITTEE FOR CONSIDERATfON IN PREPARING THE PARKS AND RECREATION BUDGET FOR 1955-56." I T: WAS MOVi:D BY MR. i OwEN, SE'CONDED, BY- MR. BOOTH TH~TT THE - ,REPORT ,OF, ,THE: HEALTW AND RECREA- TION COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. '"MOTI'ON:CARRIED~ ' ,:,..'~\d,":_'" _.. ... ~ '/,. ..-- . " - .., , \ B A,REPORT orTHE'\1ESl'-EIGHTEENTH AVENUE ASSESSMENT,COMM'LTT,EE:MEETING liIE_LD:APRIL 6, 1955 - RE: ASSESSMENT TO BE N-ADE, AGA,INST,:;AD~OI 1'41 NG PROP,ERT.Y: OWNER,S FOR: Tfl'i:';1 MPROVEMENT. OF WEST'IBTH AVENUE BETWEEN CHARNEL TON AND WASH I NGTON STREETS WAS SUBMI TTED AND':' RE'AD AS FOLLOWS: ~ \ "PRESENT: . CHAI RMAN KOPPE;' MR.' BOOTH,' MR. McGI NTY-" MR(~, HOWARD, MR. UREY,' DR. MACKINNON,-MR. HAMELf~AND'MR.::;ZENGEq CITY MANAGER AND-To~r;JAQUES OF THE::RE'QISTER-GU'ARD. J ' i THE EIGHTEENTH AVENUE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE MET IN rHE COUNCIL CHAMBERS OF THE CITY HALL AT 7:30-' P.M.,. WEDNESDAY,-ApR:IL 6, 1955,- TO 'C-ONTINUE THEIR 01 SCUSSI ONe OF THE _PROBLEM CONCERNING THE'ASSESSMENr'TO-BE MADE: 'A<aAINST THE ADJOINING,PROPERTY OWNERS": FOR THE 114- PROYEMENT OF -I STHAvENUE BETWEEN CHARNELTON: AND WASHI NGTON: S:rREETS. ' -.., .-' COP1E.,OF THE MINUTES OF THt ,..IRSTMEETING-WERt DISTRIBUTED; A(SO COP1ES OF A COM- PILED,COMPARISO~ OF-BUDGET-COSTS OF fB'k AVENUE; C~AMBERS Tc!),CHAR~ELTON, lND A SUM~A*~ OF paVING PROJECTS;-1950-54,ISSUED,MARCH 22, -1955.', - - " CHAIRMAN KOPPE~PE~ED THt MEETING ~Y READIN~'SEtTIONS'53-56,- INCLU$I~~j CHAPTtR~IX OF THE BASIC CHARTER WHICH HAS TO DO WITH THE LETTING OF CONTRACTS, ANbREMONSTRANCES FOR THE GRADING AND PAY1N~ OF STREETS WITHI~'~HE CIT~ -POjNTIN~ OUT THAT ~HE'C6~NCIL HAD RECE I VED NO REMONSTRANCES F'ROi,f THE, ArFEC tED C I TI ZENS piu OR TO'THE LE'ni N~ OF' niE " CONTRACT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE PROJECT UNDER CONSIDERATION. THE CHAIRMAN FURTHER STATED THAT EACH MEMBER OF THE COMMITTEE-WOULD Bt ALLOWED tEN MINUTES TO STATE HIS ARGU- MENTS AND REVIEW THE 18TH AVENUE PAVING PROJECT. ACCORDI NGL Y,' EACH MEMBtR OF, THE:J~OMMI TrEE,: I N THE I R ALLOWED,- TI ME, . GAVE iTHE,1 R:: AR~t\I- MEHTS PRO AND CON;'ALSO,STATED:WHAT THEY1BEL1E'ED: AND'HOW THE-ASSESSMENTS FOR SIMIUAR PROJECTS~SHOULD,'BEMADE I'M THE FUTURE. ,:, ',' . , " ,,::- .1.1 - I IT WAS MOVED BY DR. MACKINNON, SECONDED BY MR. MCGINTY THAT THIS COMMITTEE RECOMMEND - TO THE:COMMON COUNCIL THAT, THE COUNCIL APPOINT A COMMITTEE TO STUDY THE rEASIBILITY OF A ~EW CHARTER AME~DMENT!TO CLARIFY THE OLD 2,1/2 MILL LEVY CHARTER~ANENDMENT:PASSED BY THE VOTERS ON NOYEMBER 7, 1950. AYES, MR. ZENGEL,'- MR-. McGI NTY, MR. UREY, DR.i.MACKI NNON ' AND MR. HAMEL. NAYS, MR. BOOTH, MR. HOWARD, AND MR. KOPPE. MOTION CARRIED. , , fURTHER DISCUSSION ENSUED AFTER THE PASSING OF TH~S:MOTION;C~NCERNINGiTHE PRESENT ASSESSMENT OF THE ISTH AVENUE PROJECT (CHARNELTON TO WASHINGTON) WHICH HAD BEEN DEFERRED BY THE COUNt I L, AND I N CONNECTION THEREWI TH MR'~ UREY MOVED, 'AND MR. :>BOOTH" SECONDED THAT THIS COMMlTTEE RECOMMEND-"TO-THE COMMON COUNCIL, AND MAYOR 'THAT THE COUNCIL.LEVY-'THE ASSESS- 'MENT ON THE 18TH AVENUE:PROJECT (CHARNE(TON TO WASHINGTON) AS THEY WERE AUTHORIZED-TO UNDER THE 2 1/2"MI~L-LEVY',CHARTER AMENDMENT (WHICH rs :CONSIDERED TO MEAN'THAT THE CITY PAY FOR THE EXTRA WIDTH BEYOND 36 FEET). AYES, MR. BOOTH, MR. UREY, DR. MACKINNON, MR. HANEL AND MR. KOPPE.: NAYSj-MR. HOWARD, MR. ZENCEL AND MR;, MCGINTY. MOTION'CARRIED. -- . ~J. ~. . ,. [ -. ;_ ~! 'J - IT WAS MOVED BY DR.:.MACKINNON, .AND SECONDED By-MR. : HAMEL. THAT THE MEETING-'ADJOURN. MOTl ON CARRI ED. It , . . ~ f -\ r I I e I . I I I I I !I II I II II i I I I, il I' I I I II I! I I II II I ! I e I e ) :1 It '\A.~ (jJ1 ~::1 e I 9 A RESOLU.T-ION, SUBMl-'TTED BY MESSRS. HOWARD" SIEGENTHALER)',~G'INTY, WE,STLING' AND WOOD-: RE: THE WEST- 18TH, 'AVENUE ASSESSMENT WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS rOLLOWS:- , , I " ',' , ,;,1; , , "'WHEREAS A REV.! EWOF' S,TREET_ CONSTRUCTION. PROJECTS AND COSTS SINCE INAUGURATION OF' THE CROSS...TOWN ,ARTERIAL STREE:r ,PROGRAM I.NI9511 NDI CAT.ES, THAT RE,S I DENTI AL' PROPERTY OWNERS HAVE' BEEN ASSESSED AT A SUBSTANTI ALL,Y HIGHER RAtE (APPROX I MATEL:,( 20 TO 25: PER" ,CENT-) THAN THEY WOULD. HAVE BEEN ASSESSED I F' THE STREETS HAD .NOT BEEN DESI GNED AS CROSS-TOWN ARTER- I ALS; WHEREAS SOME,'80'CIT,IZ'ENS:AT 'A COMMUNITY MEETING ON THE EVENING OF' FEBRUARYI21, 1955 EXP,RESSED /THE, HEll NG THAT' 1HI S PRACTI CE I.S ,UNF'AI R AND PLACES A,N' UNWARRANTED BURDEN2 UPON HOME OWNERS ALONG SUCH STREETS; , ' WHEREAS ,PAST EF'F'.ORTS TO ARRIVE AT- A 50LUT;ION TO THIS1'I-NEQU'ITABLE. PR,ACTIOE, HAVE BEEN UNSU~C~SSF'UL DUE PARTIALL, TO THE JNDEF'INjTE AUTHORITY CONTAINED IN THE CITY CHARTER~ .' I, .I t' I ON BEHALF'. OF' THESE ,C!TIZE.NS AS AUTHORIZED, AT, THE .TlME OF' SAID MEETING WE RECOMME'ND THAT THE COUNCI L I NI TI ATE MEASURES SO THAT THE CI TI ZENS OF' THE CI TY MAY,' rr .THE MAJORl TY VOTING APPROVE, AMEND THE CITY CHARTER SO THAT THE EXTRA COSTS INVOLVED WHEN ARTERIAL STREETS' ARE CONSTRUCTED THROUGH RESIDENTIAL AREAS TO- STANDARDS IN EXCESS or THE-STANDARDS WHICH WOUU) BE IMPOSED ON REGULAR RESIDENTIAL STREETSCAN'BE' PAID BY THE,CITY AND:TO: ASSURE THAT ASSESSMENTS NOT LEVIED AS OF' THIS DATE ON SUCH ARTERIAL STREETS WILL ~E LIMITED TO APPROXIMATELY THE AMOUNT WHICH WOULD HAVE BEEN LEVIED IF' THE STREET HAD BUN~;tONS,TRUCTED TO RESI DENTI AL STANDARDS; , ' ',: ';/1): e " , '"!.I'", ;'c' FURTHER, IN VIEW OF'-THE rEELING' OF' THElCI,T1ZENS AT'SAID MEETING THAT THE I'NTENTOF' '},' THE CROSS-TOWN ARTERI AL LEVY AS AUTHORI ZED BY VOTE OF' THE PEOPLE NOVEMBER 7,' 1950 WA:S :10,'" ASSURE. THAT RESI DENTI AL' PROPERT-Y OWNERS ALaNG ARTER I ALS WOULD NOT .BE CHARGED EX-TRA' COl':TS, rOR THE ARTERIAL PROGRAM, WE RECOMMEND THAT THE COUNCIL INCLUDE IN SUCH MEASURES AUTHORITY TO REF'UND TO PROPERTY OWNERS I N RES I DENTI AL AREAS ALONG- CROSS-TOWN ARTER I ALS' I MPROVEDl SINCE ADOPTlaN OF' SUCH PROGRAM AN AMOUNT WHICH REASONABLY APPROXIMATES THE AMOUNT IN:~XC~SS OF' COSTS F'OR ORDINARY 'RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION WHICH THEY WERE FORCED Ta PAV." ," I' '", '.. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH THAT THE REPORT OF THE,WEST,EIGHTEE,NTH AVENUE ASSESSMENT COMMITTEE AND THE COMMITTEE'S RESOLUTION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON F'ILE. MOTl ON CARR I ED. /.00' . AF'TER: F'URTHER: D I S,CUSSI ~N, IT WAS MO.VED BY ,MR ~ KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR."' OwEN THA'T THE-; QUES- TION OF' THE F'EASIBILITY OF' A CHARTER AMENDMENT TO CLARIF'Y THE 2 1/2 MILL LEVY'AME,NOMENT BE";-, REF'ERRED TO A PROPER COMMITTEE F'OR STUDY AND A REPaRT. MOTION CARRIED, WITH COUNCILMAN BOOTH VOllNG "NO"-. '.JHE'MAYOR INDICATED~TH.AT iTHE FINANCE COMMIT,TEE,WOULD'MAKE'-THE STUDY. , " ' 10 A REPO,R.T-,OF' THE ,PUBLIC' SAF'ETY COMMITTEE MEETING:HELD'ApRI,L 7; 1 955---..'RE:"1 , PARK-lNG-METER INSTALLA'TI_ON'j A,PPLICATlON rOR CLASS "A" eISPENSERS'LICENSE;,AND,CONSIDERAT.lON:OF' rHE~PROP.OSEO CURB CUT ORDINANCE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS F'OLLaws: .' , ';J. _.' I . -,. "PRESENT: COUNCILMEN TRAF'F'IC ENGINEERj CHIEr OF' OF' THE WESTERN OIL AND GAS EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. GODLOVE, WATSON AND HARTMANj CITY MANAGER; POLICE; CITY ENGINEER; AND CITY RECORDER. ASSOCIATION WERE PRESENT, AND ALSO'MR. TOM CITY ATTORNEY; REPRESENTATIVES JAQUES OF' THE >' : -, 1 I. PARKI NG METER I NSTALLATI.ON - THE-'CI TY MANAGER AND' TRAF'F' I C ENGI NEER REVI EWED fOR':ITHE COMMITTEE CERTAINRECOMME~DATIONS:THAT HAD BEEN MADE PREVIOUSLY F'OR'LOCATIONSlAND TtMt _PERIODS ON I,NSTALLATION OF' ADDITIONAL 'PARKING METERS., '.' :. .j...,' ,_:', ",. e As A RESULT OF' THIS DISCUSSION, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT AUTHORIZATION BE GIVEN F'OR INSTALLATION OF' ONE HOUR METERS ON 7TH AVENUE F'ROM QAK TO PEARL'STREETj lAND~ON~CHARNELTON STREET F'ROM 10TH TO 11TH AVENUE"WITH THE rlRST INSTALLATION TO BE aN CHARNELTON STREET. IT IS ALSO RECOMMENDED THAT TWO HOUR METERS BE INSTALLED 'aN 5TH AVENUE ,(SOUTH SIDE) BETWEEN WILLAMETTE AND OAK STREETS AND ON BOTH SIDES Of 5TH AVENUE IN THE REMAINDER OF' THE BLOCK"BETWEEN:OLIVE AND,WILLAMETTESTREETSj ON ,OAK STREET F'ROM, 5TH;,TO 6THfAvENUE; :ON PEARL STREET F'ROM 7TH Ta 8TH AVENUEj HIGH-STREET'F'ROM 8TH AVENUE TO BRaADWAY AND ON 8TWAvENUE FROM.PEARt). TO HIGH STREET~i-'i :) -1-',,1 ,) I _' ~ .. -, '. f . I' '2. ApPLICATION F'OR A CLASS ~'A" DISPENSER'S LICENSE - HAMBURGER HEAVEN'; 1224 wi Ll.AME'TTE STREET,-'J. 'F.-GREGORY, DORAN A.'WALTON~ AND"D. E. 'ANDERSON~ -I, i" ;. . I THIS APPLICATION, WHICH HAD BEEN HELD"IN COMMITTEE--SINCE THE LAST PUBLICSAF'ETY COMMITTEE MEETING, WAS AGAIN DISCUSSED. THE COMMITTEE HEARD THE CHIEF' or POLICE AND THE ENfORCEMENT OF'F'ICER OF' THE OREGON LIQUORICONTROL 'COMMI~SION REPOR~ THAT AN:INVEstIGATION OF' THE PERSONS MAKING APP-LICATION REVEALED NO RECORD OF' VIOLATIONS OR MISCONDUCT IN ANY OF'THE LOCAL LAW ENF'ORCEMENT AGENCIES. ,I,' - , ':)', . THE APPLICATION WAS ALSO DI,SCUSSED IIN 'THE LIGHTlOF' THErORDEiR Off PREVIOUS,CLASS "A" DISPENSERS LICENSE ApPLICATIONS. IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF' THE COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL GIVE APPROVAL TO THE LICENSE APPLICATION AS SUBMITTED. Two MEMBERS OF THE COMMI TTEE VOTED IN F'AVOR OF:. THE RECOMMENDATI ON; WITH 'MR. -GODLOVE VOTI NG AGAI'NST 'IT. .,. e ..... r 410 .,.....--.-~.~~---~---- '.' -_. ..,.---"--,,,,-- -~-~----~~----~-~. -- -------.,.--,--- _ _k_ __ ~. _ -, _. -. __ , '.._ _. _' _ ___ _ _ _ ~. _ .._ _. .~.. _ _ _ _, . _ .___ . "_ e ----~~--~--- ~- --- -- - --" -~--~- -~._~-_.- --_._-~--_. ,- -- -'-" - -- -~ .. . - . .... - . . -'- ~ --. - -'~~- -.' ~-'~ 3. CURB CUT ORDI.NANCE', COUNCI'L. 'BILcL .L858' - COUNC.I L. B.I.LL .1858.,:. A,DRAF'T.-or. AN ORD'I NANCE, REGULATI NG'CURB CUTS, WAS;PRESE,NTED AS THE. THI RD"I TEM or THE COMMI T"T.EE AGENDA.- A SPOKES- ' MAN OF THE WESTERN OIL AND GAS ASSOCIATION INDICATED THAT THEY WERE IN AGREEMENT WITH THE -,PROVI SI ONS 'OF" THE _C:OUNCIL"BI LL BUT 'W,I TH ONE ,EXCEPTI-ON.': THI S -WAS. ON, ,THE THI R:r~ F'OOT WIDTH ALLOWED FOR A DR1VEW,AY.APPROACH. -HE I NDlCATED THAT HI SORGAN,I ZATI ON FELT :THA,T THE :,:rH,1 RTY F'OOT: wrOTH ALL'OWED SHOULD BE: 'THE US'ABLE WIDTH OF' ',THE DRI V,EWAY I NSTEAD OF' -THE TOTAL WIDTH TO- INCLUDE -THE END SLOPES'. HE POINTED OUT THAT- UNDER-THE 'PROP'OSEDREGULATI ON, THE' USABLE WIDTH WOULD BE ONLY 27 FEET. AF'TER -SOME 'F'URTHER DI SCUSSI ON, I T~ WAS' THE. DEC:I SI ON OF'. THE COMMI THE' TO, RE-COMMEND TO THE COUNCIL THAT SEC:rION 60~' THE PROPOSEDORDI~ANCE PRESC~I~INC LEN~T~ OF' bRI~E~AY APPROACHES REMAIN AS DRAWN, WITHOUT CHANGE. SECTI ON 7. OF' .THE, COUNC'I L BI,LL :SE:nING. FORTH THE PERMI T FEE TO BE $5.00. FOR EACH I'" FOOT APPROACH, $7-.50, FOR EACH :APPROA'CH OVER I"'. FEET, NOT REQUI-RI NG COUNCI L' A'C:r1 ON, AND $10.00 FOR EACH APPROACH REQUIRING COUNCIL ACTION ALSO CAME UNDER DISCUSSION. THE POINT OF THE ~ISCUSS10N WAS; THA~ A' $5.00. FEE F'OR- A.RESJDENTIAL CUT:~EEME~ TO: 8E: QUI,TE, A SUB- STANTIALINCRE~SE.':;':-'-:- -- -', .~ '., _ .', .- ,-' . -,' '~ '~:.~. ~. . ~...,., :;. ~',. IT I STHE_ RECOMMENDATI ON OF THE COMMI T-TEE- THAT' SECTI'ON 7' PROVI'DrNG cA PERMI TRATE OF' $5.0e FOR,' A CUT -up,' TO, ,I.... rEET BE CHANGED _TO $2.50." " .:. C,OUNCIlOMAN WATSON:.I NDI CAlED, ;rHA'T;SI.NCE~ THE, FI LI NGOF' THE REPORT, THE 'COMIII TTEE" HAD GI VEN F'URTHE~ DISCUSSION to THE MATTER OF ~EES AND FEELS THAT THE F'EES R~COMMENDED ~N THE RE~ORTWILL NOT ADEQUATELY RE1MBURSE THE CITY FOR INSPECTION AND ADMINISTRATION OF' CURB CUT PERMITS. IT WAS 'MOVED BY MR.;WAT.S,ON, SE_CONDED.BY'MR. HAR.TMAN THU: I-TEM.NuMBER, 3,BE AMENDED._.TO-REA-D $5.00 FOR EACH 14 FOO! APPROACH,$,iS.OO FORE'ACHAPPROACW OVER_ J'" F'EE'.T :NOT..: REQU,I,RI HG, COUNC.I L ACT:! ON, AND $25.00 F'OR EACH' APPROACH REQUIRIN.G,COUNCIL ,AC_TION. 'ROLLCALL'von. -MOTION CARRIED. - -. '," ...: . j., I TWAS 'MDV.E,D BY MR'. WATSON,'; S.ECOND,ED BY MR._ GODLOVE THAT LTEM NUMBER 3 BE ADOPTED "AS - AMENDED. MOTION CARRIED. ,,:' .., .:}'.. _ l' . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON THAT THE BALANCE OF' THE REP~~T BE ADOPTED'. MOTION, CARR I-ED-:-._ '" REPORTS Of BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS II I A PERMANENT. REPORT. .or THE Pt.AHNI HG: COMMI 551 ON: - RE:, REQUESTS: F0R~ RE:Z0NI NG' WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ AS FOllOWS,:. ... _ _< 4' .~- II d I ,I II Ii II I I ( ! I I I I. II II BEG1..'.G'AT'THE~SO'T~EST~OR.ER O. LOT," BtOe..3';' ~ST.OREL'..~OD'. ~~~ R.N.,Nd ~ THENCE EASTERLY TO THE ,SOUTHEAST.CORNER or LOT 17_BLOCK 3 OF'"SATD ADDIT10N;-THENCE NORTHERLY 'I ON T~E LOT LINES COMMON TO LOTS 17 AND '18 AND LOTS-5 AND 6" IN BLOCK 3 AND~4 AND 9 OF' IWESTMORELAND ADO'N AND ON NORTH TO A POINT 145 rEET SOUTH or THE SOUTH LI~E OF' 8TH AVE' WESTi. iXTENDED~ THENCE ,WEST TO THEWEST.LINE or..BLOCKS 3, ... AND 9 OF"WESTMORELAND ADDI~ION, I IF SAID WEST LINE WERE EXTENDED-NORTHER~Y; ,THE~CE,SOU~HERLY TO IHE~POINT"~F_BEGINNLNG, BEING I' THE EAST SIDE OF' GARFIELD STREET EXTENDED BETWEEN A LINE MIDWAY BETWEEN 10TH AND 11TH AND A ~INE PARALLEL TO AND 1...5:FEET:SOUTH OF 8TH AVENUE. "As A,'PERMANENT REPORT,-PURSU-ANTTO THE RfsOLUTION or THE COMMON COUNCIl. OF' THE CIT:Y OF' EUGENE, DIRECTING THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION ,TO PREPARE A REPORT UPON CERTAiN RE- QUESTS F'OR RECLASSH"ICATION -OF;,ZONI,NG WITHIN THE CITY A-ND"RE-QUESTS, F'OR VA1~t1"ANCES TO, LAND USESjTHEPL-ANNING COMMISSION 'HEREBY ADOPTS, ASI TS PERMANENT REPORT,- THE FOLLOW-I-NG:' THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOWING REQUESTS FOR REZONING BE APPROVED::'c_ . JOHN E. MILLIGAN.- 993_CHAMBE~S STREET " , BEGI NNI NG AT A POI NT ON THE WEST, LI NE OF' THE JAMES HUDDLESTON ,& WI f"E DLC /137 NOTl F'. /121 eo IN Twp 17, S, ,R-. 4 W; : W-~ t.-t~--- 10 CHA I N5,; SOUTH :OF THE, NORTHWEST'- CORNER-- THEREOF', .AND RUN THENCE SOUTH, 2 CHAINS-:AND50LINKS; THENCE EAST PARALLEL WITH THE ,NORTH LINEOF"SAID" CLAIM 4 CHAINS; THENCE NORTH 2 CHAINS AND'50 LINKS'AND:THENCE.WEST "'~CHAINS TO THE'PLACE OF BEGINNING. , ' ',J REQUEST CHANGE FROM R-2 TO C-2 ~ - ~ .' .. , , . , I . _ _. j. ~ . I I NI TI ATED: BY;TNE PLANN,I,NG;CO~NI SSI ON REQUESTED CHANGE .',f'ROM RA. TO: M-I 'UNI TED~ I NDUSTR I AL AREA- .. .. i MARJORIE V. LEONARD - ESTELLA C. DELLER EAST 96. 10 F'EET or LOT 7 :BLOCK I .1I ZZlE LUCKEY ADD' N. WEST 60. r:rEEt OF':LOT 7~BlOCK :1' l~ZZIE LUCKEy:ADD'N. LOCATED AT 1792 WILLAMETTESTREET "ND "'1 WEST 18TH AVENUE- CHANGE FROM CR COMMERCIAL TO C-3P COMMERCIAL DISTRICT. ~ .1 e 1 . 1 e e e 4"<,1,4~ If"' J I e I . I e I e 14 AND :T.~E PL~N,NI NG COMNI ~SI ON ,RECOMME,NDS ',THAT, THErOLLOWI NG REQUESTS rOR ,REZON,I NG ,AIllf?,_,r'OR 'VARI ANCES', BE DENIED. !'_' ~ A.LBERT GLEN BROWN AND ROBERT L. BRAKEL LOTS 16, 17, 18, BLOCK 6, AMENDED PLAT or CITY OUTLOOK LocATte -AT 2909, 2915 AND 2935 HILYARD STREET THE COM~IS,SION D,ENIED THIS, REQUEST SINC_ETHEY W_ERE .NOT .CONVINC_ED THAT TH~ A_RE,A 1'5 UNDES'I'RABLE-rOR RESIDENTIAL, THAT THERE IS A NEED r::OR ,FURTHER COMMER.~I AL "~EA., .,AND T,,!,A~. THE LAND COVERED BY THE PETI TI ON I S ANY 01 rF'ERENlI' rROM OTHER PROPERTI ES THROUGHOUT THE LEN~TH or TH~RESID.ENTIAL ZONE ,ON ;H.I LY,ARD STREET. " EDWARD C. HITCH - 1499 VILLARD STREET .,' WEST' 1/2 or LOT 7, BLOCK 7, F".A;I RMO~NT ,ADD'N. - I, . -, REQUEST.ED CHANGE F'ROMR-I, TO C-2,. ! .' ./",. "'. '.. . THE COMMISSION DISCUSSED T~E PAST USE orTH~s.BUILDING, THE rRONT PORTION or WHICH HAS BEEN USED rOR C,OMMERC,I AL_ -rURPOSES. A F:RONT R()OM OR ENCLOSED PORCH. IS ,L I NED WI TH SHELVING'. IT IS BEI.IEVEDTH~\T THE RIGHTS or A NON-CON~ElORMING-USE,HAVE EXPIRED SINCE-,,' , . - .., I....;l_, THE STRUCTURE HAS, NOT -BEEN USED COMMERCI'ALLY rOR. THE. PAST 12 MONTHS. -THE REQUEST W,,~s.' DENIED ON THE GROUNDS THAT THE STRUCTURE IS PRIMARILv A RESIDENCE AND THE COMMISSION ',IS NOT CON.V.I NCED, THAT THERE IS _JUSTI F'I CATION rOR CREATI NG A, BUS,I NESS Z.ONE I NVOlV-1 NG 1:/2' pF' A LOT AS AN ISLAND IN A RESIDENTIAL ZONE. REVEREND D. ,M. ANDERSON ~ 777 WEST ~OTH AVENUE ", l REQUEST rOR VARIANCE TO ADD A 14' X 15 1/2' ROOM TO A BUILDING BEING USED AS A RE T I REME,NT, HOME. ' THE ~SE or THtS DWELLING AS A RETIREMENT HOME APPARENTLV 11S IN VIOLATION OF' THE ZONI HGORDI NANCE. THE, CI TV_ 01 RECT.ORI ES I NOI CATE THAT THE UNAUTHORI ZED USE OCCURRED BETWEEN .1951, .ANDI952., ,v THE COMMI SSI ON TABLED AC,T.ION ON THE rOLLOWING, REQUESTS rOR ZONE, CHAN.GE: OR, VARI ANCES I~ pROER io OBTA~N MOR~DETAILED INF'ORMATION: .. I MILO WILMOT - DONALD E. WILSON - 4183 DILLARD ROAD aEQUESTE!> CHANG-E rOR RA RESI DENTI A,L TO C-2 NEIGHBORHOOD tQMMERCIAL ~'. j R,ov LAHTI - 1610 WALNUT STREET , - REQUESTED PERMISSION TO BUILD SE,C OND HOUSE ON LOT MAURICE L. HIGGINS - 895 EAST '24TH AVENUE Rt~~~STtD PER~IS~ION TO BUILD SECOND:HOUSE ON LOT." I.r :~ '.; ':" ',; (~. . IT W~S MOVED BY,MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR..KoP~E, THA'r THE REPORTorTHE,PLANN,I",G CO~~;ISSION BE REF'ERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. _MOTio":',CARRIED. '"., , PETI TI ONS AND COMMUN I,CA TI ONS, , 12 - '(, PETITION F'OR PAVING ORR LANE,F'RON END-OF. EXISTING PAVEMENT TO:SOUTH LINE OF' NIELSQN~O~R PLAT (BETWEEN 22NO- &. 23RD AVENU~), WI TH 49.91~ OF' -TOTAL F'RONT ,rOOTAGE, WAS- SUBMI:J'TED. ,"; 1 T, WAScMOVED BY MR. BOOTH, _ SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE PETI TI ON BE 'REF'ERRED TO THE' PuBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. . i 13 PETITIONrORPAVING 38TH AVENUE F'ROM KNOB.HILL LANE TO DONALD STRE~T, WITH 63.92~,or ,: TOTAL F'RONT rOOTAGE, WAS SUBMITTED. , IT WAS MOVED BY ,MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE.PETlTlON BE RErERRED,TO THE PuBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. , PETITION rOR PAVING 25TH AVENUE F'ROM COLUMBIA TO AGATE STREET, WITH 84.47~ OF' TOTAL F'RONT F'OOTAGE, WAS SUBMI TTED. ,-,,_ IT WAS MOVED BV MR. ~OOTH, SECONDED svMR. KOPPE THAT THE PETITION BE REF'ERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE._ MQTION CARRIED. . t-" ~ r 412 ",,~,~___----'--""""--'----C--------:----'--'--.--'--'----'-~~--_ -~~'--'-- - . .-- --' -- - ~. - ~ - - .. -. - . - . -. -. " ------------_._----~ ---------~--_. - -----~----- -. '" - -' . - -. - - - .-- - -, .- . - --" ..' ~ - ".-- ..5 PETITlON'F"ORSIDEWALK":AGAfNSTCURB,-'LINCOLN STR'EET F"ROM'23RD'TO 26'TH AVENUE, WITH 45.37% or TOTAL F"RONT rOOTAGE, WAS SUBMITTED. THIS PETITION WAS ORDERED RECEIVED AND PLACED ON YlLE'SINC€:, THE 'PUBLIC WORKS COMMITtEE HAD ALREADY ACTED ON IT. 16 PETITION rOR PAVING CHARNE.LTON STREET rROM 29TH TO ~OTH ':AVENUE~, II(ITH, 4,3.15% OF" TOTAL F'RONT F"OOTAGE, WAS SUBMI TTE~> " I TWAS MOV'ED BY MR~BoOTH~, 'SECONDED 'BY' MRJ '.KOPPE' THAT THE PETrTION BE RE):ERRED ,T,O ,THE PUB..'I C 'WORKSCOMMI TTEi. "MOT'I ON C'ARRI [D.c 17 ApPLI CATION rOR SEGREGATION OF" ASSESSt4ENT t.:;rENSU's27.11'HTANDEWI LlAMETlI'E.'~SiTRE1ETt.WAS'../SU8M:I:iTTED BY E. C. PERRY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY ,MR. G~D~OVE THAT THE APPLI~ATION ~OR SE~REGATION BE REF"ERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE; MOTION CARR'IED. < 18 - - .., ~ ~ COMMUN I CAT ION F'ROM PERCY 'N. BROWN &, COMPANY - RE: AUD I T OF" n NANC I AL' RECORDS F"OR QUARTER ENDING DECEMBER 31, 1954 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS F"OLLOWS: . (. ~' -~. ": '.. I . ! '."' . .. . t . ,~ ItWE HAVE AUDITEDTH'E'-rINANc'IAL RECORDS' OF" THE' CITY OF' E'UGENE:'F"OR "THE QUARTER EN'DED ; _ .. ,l' . . ' . -, ;,' _ -. ~ . . r . .' I _. . - DECEMBER 31, 1954,' AND'YI ND THEM' I'N ORDER, WI TH ALL CASH PROPERLY -ACCO'UNTED F"'OR,' WI,TH !F.HE EXCEPTrON or THE' POLl CEI DEPAiHMENT R'Ecb-PTS, WHI CH AUD'I T 'IS NOW rN PROCESS'. It. " , I', f..; /. ' '1 _: i : 1 ,- ..~ - ~ ,~ " . IT~WAS MOVED BY MR.- B'OOTH','SECONDED BY MR. OwEN THAT THE COMMUNICA'TION BERE,CEIVE!-> AND PLACED ON rt LE. 19 COMMUNICATION F"ROM CIVIL AERONAUTICS ADMINI~TRArlbN - RE~ LEASING ~F" AREA AT MAHLON SWEET tlELD WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS F"OLLOWS: , , I .-:. ItAT THE PRESENT TIME THE CIVIL AERONAUTICS ADMINI~TRATION HAS A 30' X 30' AREA, LOCATED AT THE EUGENE AIRPARK, UNDER CONTRACT LE~ST C4CA-1827~. Out' TO THE CLOSI NG OF" THE ill RPARK ANDI I N V I EW OF CHANGESWITHI N OUR oWN ORGANIJATI ON, WE DESIRE TO LEASE AN AREA AT MAHLON SWEET tlELD AND TRANsn:R ALL"ACTlVITIES TO THIS SITE. THE 'EX'ACT SIZE: 'or TH'[ AREA"REQUIRED"'WOULD BE SOMEWHAT DEFENDENT' UPON TION ON THE F"I ELD. OUR WORK AND ORGANI ZATIONAL SE'T-UP MAKES I T~ NECESSA'RY ACTIVITIES QUITE CLOSE TO THE PRE~ENT ADMINISTRATION BUILDING. THE EXACT LOCA- . . TO HAVE OUR' IT APPEARS T~~T A PLOT ~F APP~OXIMAT~LY,2500 SQUARE F"EET ~~ULD BE SAT!SrACTORY. ONE DIMENSION WOUL~ NEED TO BE A MINIMUM or ~O rEET OR A S~UARE wouLD BE SATlsrACTORY. WE ARE AWARE or THE SOMEWHAT LIQUID STATUS OF YOUR PRESENT PLANNING BUT WOULD APPRECIATE KNOWING IF" SPACE CAN ~~ LE~SED. WE ~OULD ALSO l!KE, Ir, PO~SIBL~, TO OBTAIN SOME DEFINITE SITE IN ORDER THAT OUR LEASE DEPARTMENT WOULD' BE INA POSITION TO ENTER INTO A rORMAL AGREEMENT." IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONI?ED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE COMMUN-'C~TION BE R~F"Et:tRED TO THE AIRPORT COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. 0 ' 20 COMMUN'ICATlON F"ROM CLYD'E"BE:ATTY c'iRCUS - RE:o GRANTINGOF"',I,.ICENSE TO EXHIBIT qRCUS 1!4.., EUGENE FOR QNt DAY WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ AS." FOLL.OWS: " ~I ", ItIT IS THE DESIRE OF" THE CLYDE 'BEATTY CIRCUS TO EXHI~IT~IN EUGENE, OREGON FOR ONE DAY ONLY, MATINEE AND EVENING, IN THE COUNTY t~IRGROUNDS, PROPERTY ON TUESDAY, JUN~ ~2, 1955, AND HEREwitH 'PET'ITION YOUR HONORABLE'SODY TO GR'ANTA~'PERMIT FO~~LICENS~ T~ TH~ CLYDE BEATTY CIRCUS TO'SHOW--IN EUGENE'ON THE DATE MENTIONED." IT WAS 'MOVED BY MR. WATSON, SECONDED'BY MR. CARRIED. Koppi 'TH~T THE"'L-ICENSE BE GiANi~D~ MOTION 21 COMMUNICATION FROM EUGENE RECREATioN COMMISSION - RE: IMPLEMENTATION OF THE'SWIMMING Po~~ STUDY OF CI TY OF EUGENE WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ AS,-F"OLLOWS: - ., . , ItfOR THEe'PAST SEVERAL MONT~S, A~SPECIAL'COM~ITTEE or THE t~GENE RE~REATION COMMISSION HAS HELD WEEKLY MEETINGS TO STUDY THE SWIMMING POOL'PROBLEM IN THE CITY OF' EUGENE. THE- NAMES OF' THESE SPECIAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS IS ATTACHED TO THE ENCLOSED REPORT. , , " - , THIS SPECIAL COMMITTEE SUBMITTED ITS ~~NAL REPORT TO THE COMMISSION-BOARD MEMBtRS -,- AT OUR MARCH 22 MEETI~G.A~D THE R~PO~T WAS ADOPT~D BY THE ~OARD~, ,IT WA~ F"URT~ER ~E- , COMMENriED THAt'THE COM~ISSIONWOULD SUP~ORT ANY FEASrBLE-MET~~D O~ F"INANCING THE S~IM~ING POOL PROGRAM AS AD9PTED. IN THIS WE ALSO HAVE THE ACTIVE SUPPORT OF" THE EUGENEJUNIO~ ' CHAMBER OF" COMMERCE, SEVERAL MEMBERS OF' WHOM WERE PRESENT AND GAVE ENCOURAGEMENT AND APPROVAL OF THE FINDINGS OF" THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE. I ~ e I e I . I ::1 e I I I I i II II e e 413~ I e I . I e I e 22 23 24 25 26 THESPEClrlC RECOMMENDATIONS OF" THrs REPORT ARE MADE ON PAGE 8, PARAGRAPH XII. MEMBERS or THfS SPECIAL COMMITTEE WILL BE WILLING TO MEET WITH THE BUDGET COMMITTEE AND THE HEALTH AND RECREATION COMMITTEE TO DISCUSS THIS PROPOSED PROGRAM AND WE ARE, KEENLY DESIROUS OF MAKING A START ON THIS PROGRAM. WE WOULD APPRECIATE AN INDICATION OF WHEN THE MEMBERS OF" THE BUDGET COM~ITTEE ~ND THE HEALTH AND RECREAf-1 ON CO~MI iTEE WOULD LI KE TO MEET WI'TH THE MEMBERS OF" THE SPECI AL PLANNI NG COMMI TTEE, or ,niE EUGENERECREATI ON COM~I TTEE TODI SCUSS THE I MPLEMENTATI ON or THE rlNDINGS or THIS STUDY." IT WAS MOVE,D,.BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN ,f-HAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REf'.ERRED TO THE HEALTH AND Rr'CREA,TION COMMI TTEE., MOTI,ON CARR I ED. THE MATTER or THE LIBRARY','SITE WAS BROUGHT UP 'BY' MR. WILLIS WARREN, CHAIRMAN.OF' THE LIBRARY BOARD, WI'TH A REQUEST THAT A COUNCIL COMMITTEE BE APPOINTED TO WORK WITH THE LIBRARY BOARD ON THE SOLUTION of" THE PROBLEM. I T WAS DULY MOVED, ~ECOND,ED AND CARRI EJ:! THAT A COMt11 TTEE BE APPOINT,ED :BY ,THE M~YOR T0,WORK WI T'H ,THE, LtB~'ARY'BQARD. 'T~E COUN~IL MEM~ERS APPOINTED BY THE MAYORWER,[.- COUNC I LMEN "OWEN, SHEARER AND HARTMAN..., ORDINANCES COUNCIL BILL No. 1858 - RE: RELATING TO DRIVEWAY APPROACHES AND CURB CUTS AND PROVIDING . FOR VARI~NCES, INTRODUCED ON MARCH 28, 1955, WAS BROUGHT eN FOR CONSIDERATION, AND READ TNE F"IRST TIME IN F"ULL. I T WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GOD,,"OVE THAT THE BI'LL,- AS AMENDED, 'BE READ, THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT or TH~ COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY BILL, AS AMENDED, BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS IT WAS MOVED BY GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. NUMBE,RED 10570. MR. GODLOVE THAT THE ,RULES BE SUSPENDED, AND,THE TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' ~HE COUNCIL. READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. y MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE' COUNC I L BI LL BE APPROVED, :AND ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND COUNCIL BILL No. 1869 - RE: VACATING EMERALD STREET rROM 14TH TO 15TH AVENUES WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FI RST TI ME.. I N FULL'., IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR.' GODLOVE THAT TH~ 'BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE O~LY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF JHE ~OUNCIL. MOTION CARRI~D UNANIMOUSLY AND, 'THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND T~ME BY TITL~ ONLY. I T WAS MOVED, BY -MR. ,BOOTH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT TH,E RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE R,EAD TH~THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH U~ANI.~OUS CONSENT OF" ;THE COUNCI,L. 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 B ILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN F"INAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10571,. COUNCIL BILL No. 1870 RE: AUTHORIZING ISSUANCE AND SALE OF" $57,689.0~ IMPROVEMEN~,BoNDS, SERIES "Kit, WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE F"IRST TIME IN F"ULL. IT WAS MOVED'B.,. MR. BOOTH; SECONDED BY ,MR. GODLOVE THAT THE BILL BE READ~THE' SECOND TIME BY TlT:LE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS ,CONSENT or ,THE COUNCIL.': MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY 'AND: THE: BILL WAS READ THE SECOND T,IME B,Y TITLE ONLY. '''','. ' I T WAS 'MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, S,ECONDED BY MR. GODLOVET~~:T THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND T.HE BILL BE REAo THE THIRD TIME BY TI~LE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS'CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION' CARRIED UNAN~MOUSLY 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 !3E ,APPRO:,VED AND GIVEN F"INAL PASSAGE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING Ay'E. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10572. (/ COUNt I L 8\ LL No. 1871 '- RE: LEVYI NG ASSESSMENTS 'F"OR PAVI NG WEST.' 18TH AVENUE, F"RGM(;HARNEL- TON TO WASHINGTON STREETS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE fiRST TIME IN fULL. 'ArTER THE READING, COUNCILMAN BOOTH REVIEWED' THE DELIBERATIONS IN THE VARIOUS MEETINGS ON THE CONTROVERSIAL SUBJECT AND STATED TO THE COUNCIL THAT IT WAS THE MAJORITY OPINION or THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE THAT THE ASSESSMENT ORDINANCE SHOULD BE PASSED ~S ORIGINALLY PROPOSED. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECONDED. BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND PROPER NOTICE or ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN ArrECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED WITH COUNCILMAN OwEN:-' VOTING "NO". ..... r I' ". " i1-14 e ----- ---~._-----~~-------~-----~._~--~._--- ---~~- --~-----'--'-~-~~-----------_._.- -~---- -~---_._-----~---~------- _~4 '. ___'.__'_'__._...~_'_ _n ~__=__ __ ___ _'..._. .____ .,', ,__ ~.'~..__~~ _._ _.__~_' "__..~'__''''_'~__ ._'__.'_'. "_ ___ ._ _' _ ....".___ .__ __ ',_.~..__-"~. __'.... _ _' ._~'__-'_'.-. ___..._. __~ .'_.~_ .- ._~. ... --. -~> --.- . ~-___._ ~- ~'- _...___~~." . - .'- ,_,_ ~ ..-0_. __"__.__ __ _,_._. _....._ ___ __~. _, 0_ ___.._ _... ~ __. ____~ - ----~~~--------~-~.._------~---- ------~---.-_._-------........--- --~ -..'.._--- -- ~--~ - -.- ..._,--- --..---- ---.. - ~ -------- --_---.- ~_.__.. - __ __~ .-. -- - __ __ - "._ _". - _._ ___ __ - - __.n"'_ _ ___ __ _ __ ___0 ______ _ _'___ RESOLUTI.ONS 27 T RESOLUTION - RE: ,:RARKI,NG AND -STOP'-SIGN -REST-RICTt'ONSWAS,SUBMfTTE,D AND "READ .AS f:OLLOWS: t~HEREAS, ORDINANCE No. 10419, PASSED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF" THE CITY OF EUGENE ON APRI L :26, 1954, AND APPROVED ,BY ,THE'MAYOR ON-ApRI:L 27, "954, PROYI DES THAT 'PARKI NG RE- STRICTIONS AND :STOPSIGN RE.TRICTION~"ONTHE ST~EEtS 6r T~~ CfTY ~r:EUGEN~ WHICH AR~ ESTABL I S'HED AF"TER ,THE DATE ,OF" :fHE- ,PASSAGE OF" ,SAID ORDI.NANCE SHALL' ,BE ESTABL I SHED ,BY" RESOLUTI ON, AND - , ... '. ,. WHEREAS, THE COMMON COUNCIL,AF"TER INVESTIGATION, CONSULTATlON'AND STUDY, HAS DETER- MINED THAT ADDITIONAL PARKING REGULATIONS-AND STOP SIGN RESTRI'CTIONS SHOULD BE ESTABLISHED, 'NON, THEREFORE, BEi'T=RESOlVED BY THE COMMON' COUNCil OF THE CITY OF'EUG~N[ ~s F",C)LLOWS: ,'- I . No PERSON SHALL PARK A'VEHI CL:E' F"OR A 'PERI'OD OF" TI-ME LONGER 'THAN TWO HOURS BETWEEN THE 'HOURS OF" ,9 :00 A.M:- ,AND 6 :00 P.M. '~OF" 'ANY 'DAY, EXCEPT' SUNDAY AND 'L'EGAL HOLl DAYS',"ON EAST TWELF"TH AVENUE BETWEEN PEARL STREET' AND' HI GH STREET, AND ON'RI'GH STREET 'BETWEEN' EAST TWELFTH AVENUE AND EAST THIRTEENTH AVENUE. THIS RESOLUTION ADOPTED THIS 11TH DAY OF" APRIL, 1955." " ~ . " J IT WAS MOVED',BVMR;BoOTH, SECONI5ED' BY MR. GODI.;OVETHAT THE RESOLUT-ION'BE ADOPTED. MoTION CARRIED. ..--1 ' 28 RESOLUTI ON -RE:, .RE Z,ONI NG .OF AI RPOln HO,MES PROPERTY, ,( CHAMBERS' ::TO lA.YLO'R BETWEEN 12TH AND 13TH) WAS SUBMI TT.ED, AND"READ AS ,F"OLLOWS: ' .. - " _.' "WHEREAS, IT HAS BEEN PREVIOUSLY DETERMINED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL THAT THE CITY OF" EUGENE SHALL SELL THE, REAL PR'OPERTY 'HERE INAF:TER ',DESCRI BED :TO, THE HI,GHES'T BI DOER :rORCASH, AND ' :, :' -;:: . .., ; ~ ~ .;... ~. .J WHEREAS, SAID REAO PROPERTY IS NOT NOW BEING USED F"OR PUBLIC OR GOVERNMENTAL PURPOSES, NOR IS INTENDE~~HA'f.'IT SHOULD ~E ~OUSED ~~ THE' FUTURE, NOW, THEREFORE, IT IS HEREBY RESOLVED THAT THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED REAI.;'P~OfERTY" TO-WIT: BEGINNING AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE NORTH MARGIN OF" 1'3TH~AvENtiE WEST WITH THE' EAST MARGIN or CHAMBERS STREET IN THE CITY OF" EUGENE, COUNTY or LANE, STATE OF" OREGON,' RUNN,ING THENCE ~'AS-tERLY ALONG THE NORTH MARGfN -QF"'-13TH' AVE:NUE 906.80 . F"EET ',TO, A: POI N'T 92.I"F"EET 'WESTERL'Y' :fRON THE 'I N'TERSE-CTI ON oF'-- THE' NORTH MAR'GI iii OF" 13TH AVENUE WI TH THE WEST MARGI N or TAYLOR STREET ,--'THE NC'E NORT'HERL Y TO A .' POINT ON THE SOUTH MARGIN or 12TH AVENUE, SAID POINT BEING 93.3 rEET WESTERLY rROM THE I NTERSECT-ION OF' THE SOUTH MARGI'N OF 12TH AVENUE WI TH -THE 'WEST MARG'I N ''of" TA'Y-L'OR STREET', -THENC'E'WE:STERLY ALONG'T:HE ,SOU'T'H 'MA-RG'I N' OF" 12TH AVENUE,: 905.20 F"EET TO THE I Nn:RSECTI'ONor' THE SOUTH M'ARGI N OF" 12TH AVENUE WI TH THE EAST MARGI N or CHAMBERS STREET, THENCE SOUTHERLY ALONG THE EAST MARGIN OF' CHAMBERS STREET 334.58 F"EET TO THE POfN~ OF, BEGIN~lNG, IN [~GENE, lANE CO~NTY,' ORE~ON, I - -. ~ J ~. BE, AND THE SAME IS HEREBY, DECLARED TO BE CLASSIF"IED AS PUBLIC LAND, AND SHOULD,BE IMMEDIATELY ZONED F"OR PRIVATE USE UNDER THE OVERALL ZONING ORDINANCE OF" THE CITY OF" EUGENE, OREGON.,. -; , . BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL or THE CITY OF" EUGENE, OREGON, THAr ON ITS OWN MOTION SAID ,CITY COUNCIL ,DOES HEREBY TRANSMIT TO 'l'HE-"CIT-Y PLANNING COMMISSION OF" SAID CI.T-YA: REQUEST TO ZONE,'THE WES.T 358, F"EET' OF" SA-ID RE,AL PROPERTY TO R-4' MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT, AND THE BALANCE THEREOF" ,TO :R-2 Two.;FAMILY' RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT AND AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE No. 9188 TO COMPLY THEREWITH; ALSO,'SAID ' ?LANNI NG COMMI SSI ON IS'..HEREBY' 01 RECTED .TO~ ADOPT "A TENTA,T'I VE REPORT AND 'HOLD. AUtEARI NG, THEREON IN.,THEC-OUNCIL 'CHAMBERS IN,-THE C.-no HALL OF"..SAIDC,ITY'ON:TutSDAY, APRIL 19, AT 5:00 P.M. AF'TER GIY,IN'GDUE 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 'J.HE'REG'ISTER-GUARD. RESOLUTION ADOPTED THIS 11TH DAY OF" APRIL, 1955.1t / UPON MOTION DULY MifD'E-,-:"SECONDED AND--CARR'-ED~, THE MEET,ING WA'S AD"OURNED. TO ,APRIL.' 25, '1955. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, '_,.4' ,:/ /:_,'~~~~, ~,~#i. '/ ROBERT A. FINLAYSON, 'CITY MA~AGER. ~.. RAF:EB ~ I ........ 7,-1 e I Ii I II ,I II II il II II !I 11 II 11 II II 1, il I' d 'I il I. II I: !I I' Ii II II II 11 I I I I II II JI Ii II :1 . I e I e