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II JUL Y I I', 1955.
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Ii THE REGULAR MEEtiNG 'or THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE~CITY OF E~GENE WA~ 8ELti~0~ JUL~ I~, 1'955
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AT 7:30 P.M. IN XHE COUNCIL CHAMBERS. I N THE ABSENCE 'OF THE MAYOR'niE MEET i NG WAS CAL'LED :TO
I ORDER BY COUNC 1,( 'PRES I DE NT, ROBERT 'BOOTH" WI TH THEF-OLLOWI NG COUNC I LMEN PRESENT': MR'. BOOTH,
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II THE MINUTES or THE LAST REGULAR MEETING HELD ON JUNE 13 AND 27, 1955 WERE READ AND,
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I 'I BILLS AGAINST THE VARFOUS CITY DE~AWTMENTS FO# ,THE MONTH OF JUNE, 1955 WERE SUBMITTED
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" PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM $ 1,728.86 R. H..CHAPMAN COMPANY 9.17
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I' PUBLI C EMPLOYEES RETI REME'NT SYSTEM 3,022'.32 HARRY L. CHASE, COUNTY CLERK 11'6'.00
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Ii AETNA L I f"E INSURANCE COMPANY CIiASE COMPANY 5.90
II PACIFIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 957. 15 COMMERCIAL AUTO SUPPLY 3. I I
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j, EUGENE, HOSPI TAL & CLI NI'C ' 36.00, ' COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY 1 365.28
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il fiRST NATIONAL BANK or PORTLAND 112.50 CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY COMPANY 86.31
. ' ~CR'AMER MACHI NERY COMPANY
I ~ I fIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND 12.50 99.00
I. CRESSEY'S
Ii fl RST NATI aNAL B"At-iKOF' PORTLAND 9.50 58.00
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I ~ HENRY F. BEISTEL, TREASURER 104.42 tUMMINS-DIESEL SALES OF OREGON,' I~c. 17.11
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HENRY F~ BEISTEL~ TREASURER 2,295;25 CURTI S MOTORS 3.20
!' STATE OF OREGON TAX COMM I'SS ION 764.47 DAVIDSON BAKING COMPANY 81.1'8
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\\\, ,; fiRST NAT~NAL BANK or PORTLAND 7,090.09 DE'S RADIO COMPANY 38. '75
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V.' E. JOHNSON, MAYOR 100.00 DONALD DICKEY '366'.74
'EUGENE PUBllC LIBRARY,' I 3,364'.50 DIETZGEN COMPANY 34"i.93
LANE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY 750.00 DI~TtGEN COMPANY 28.80
STATE OF CREGON 801 .99 EARL DILTS "-466.00
ABAR RADIO AND TV 23.00 HOWARD P. DIXON '60.'00
" ACE OIL BURNER AND PLUMBING SERVICE 245.99 DOT DOTSON'S '1.77
'I ADDRESSOGRAPH-MuLTI GRAPH CORPORATION 2,400~00 DOUBLE D PRINTING 523.35
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. I: AIR-MAC, I NCORPORA.TED 21";'00" DOUGLAS LAWN SERVICE 16.75
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I ERNEST V. ALLEN 19.04 'DU,NCAN PARKI NG METER CORPORATION' 364.00
I' AMERICAN STEEL & SUPPLY COMPANY MRS. OTl S DYER '
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II ANESTHESIA SERVICE ",- .. 35.00 EAGLE SIGNAL CORPORATION '66. 97
I! ARCH'S MOiOR TUNE-UP' 73.13 EOFF' ELECTRIC COMPANY " 2,873.93
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II AR.NT REE & SON 1 , 596 . ,I I EQUIPMENT RENTAL COMPANY 17.35
" ARNT REE & SON a ,~86"'1J4 EUGENE BLUE PRINT COMPANY 33.59
!i AR.NT REE & SON ! 500.00 EUGtNE COLD STORAGE LOCKERS '32.35
I' ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE 3.50 EUGENE CONCRETE PI PE & PRODUCTS - 15.62
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I, ASSOCIATED SUPPLI~RS '. 6.47 EUGENE fARMERS CREAMERY . 4.14
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!, BACTI-KIT COMPANY I 10.90 EUGENE HARDWARE COMPANY 7.90
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I BAKER'S PHARMACY .. 3.85 EUG~NE HOSPITAL & CLINIC " ' 22.62
BARCO SUPPLY, INCORPORATED '142. 35 EUGENE-LANE COUNTY ASSN. OF INS. AGTS. B.IO.91
HENRY f. BE I STH', TREASURER 4,O~3~r61 EUGENE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANING 83~ 34
HENRY f. BEISTEL, TREASURER 473.36 EUGENE MONUMENT COMPANY 4.00
DONALD M. AND KATIE E. BEVANS~ 9,:432.05 EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY . 16.96
BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE !i5.50 EUGENE PLANING MILL 424.31
BL~SS PLATING WORKS ~ EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY 1
15.10 874.53
BLUE CROSS ANIMAL HOSPITAL ,3,.50 EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY " , 140.17
e BRAD'S BODY-fENDER SERVICE 134.51 EUGENE SPRINKLER SERVicE',- 111.75
,! JIM BRANNEN TIRE COMPANY, 9.25 EUGENE SUMMER MUSIC CLINIC": 400'.00
" BRESKE'S RICHFIEL~ SERVICE
II 3.40 ~UGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 7,141.44 I
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:1 f. K. BREWER SALES & SERVICE 120.95 EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD '2,538.85 ,
:1 BRIGHTER HOMES ELECTRICAL 7.25 EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 10.52
:1 THE BROADWAY 165.00 fARMER BROTHERS - I 00.35
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I, BRODSKY'S .7.80 DRS. fERRER, McMILAN & PATTON . 208.50
" BROOKS OFFICE MACHINES fEtNAUGHTY MACHINERY COMPANY l,i41.6.82
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Ii PERCY W. BROWN & COMPANY 400,.00 GEORGE flNNEY 8.50
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I' CHARLES BRUNI NG 'COMPANY, I NCORPORA'f!~ 16..86 fLEX1BLE SALES COMPANY 57 i .50
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" E. H. BURRELL 9.94 fRANK'S GARBAGE SERVICE 3~00
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h BURTON SAW & SUPPLY COMPANY , 16,.90 DON J~-fREEMAN '90.00
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I, L. H.BuTCHER COMPANY 97.15 W..P.-fULLER & COMPANY , 202.83
" C & S ELECTRIC COMPANY ! 15,.72 fYR-fYTER SALES & SERVICE . 35.05
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II GEORGE f. CAKE COMPANY 33.70 GARRETT ApPLIANCE COMPANY ,4.00
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I! CARLSON, HATTON & HAY, INCORPORATED 49.30 GENERAL PAINT CORPORATION 1.27
I II CARSON SAW SHOP 't .00 GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION 98.26
Ii CASCADE NATURAL GAS CORPORATION 27.68 GHEEN IRRIGATION WORKS ,11 ~ 2B
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ii THE CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 4,114.45 GLASS SPRAY SERVICE 12.50
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I: THE CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 634.95 GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY 18.68
,I CENTRAL RESTAURANT SUPPLY 21.90 GRAY'S FEED & SEED COMPANY
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GUARD PUBLISHING.COMPANY 654.76 OREGON EGG PRODUCERS 49.95
HENRY C. GUTHRIE 21.12 OREGON FRUIT COMPANY 21.25
GEORGE A. HALTON 8.59 OREGON OUTfiTTERS 5.95
ALLEN E. HAMILTON ELECTRIC 27.50 ,OREGON STATE AIR POLLUTION AUTHORITY 160.00
HARLEV-DAVIDSON SALES COMPANY 89.40 OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY :79.18
1 HARR MOTOR ,SUPPLY COMPANY : . 6.'28 PACifiC COAST AVIATION .DI.RECTORY 8.00
I LARRY HARRINGTON ,COMPANY 12.97, PACifiC FRUIT & PRODUC~ COMPANY 5.90
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I HEINKE WHOLESALERS 45 . 46 PACifiC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH 830.70
OSCAR A. ttENKE 1.5.00,' .. PACKER-SCOTT COMPANY. I 20. 30
PHIL HENRY 45.00 PAPE BROTHERS . ' . 52.69
HENNEN-VOS COMPANY 15.00 PENNSYLVANIA SALT'MANUF'AC~URING CO. 1,029.47
HOWARD HERIDER 3.25 PETTY ,CASH. 83.95
HERROLD & JENSEN IMPLEMENT COMPANY 54.20 POTTER MANUfACTURING COMPANY. 24.01 I
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ROBERT A. HOLLAND 16.60 PRESCOTT' S 9.75 ,I
HORN PRINTING COMPANY I 43.75 PU~LIC ADMINISTRATION SERVICE 2.00 Ii
HOWARD-COOPER CORPORATION 72.85 QU)C~ SERVICE LITHO 24.20 e
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HO,WARD-COOPER CORPORATION 4,410..00 EL.L IS .RACKLEF'F' I 20. 42 i'
HOWARD-COOPER CORPOR~TION 907.05 RAYMAC--LUMBER C~MPANY I 1.0.00 I
HUNTERS PHOTO COPYIST, INC. 40~45 R~ADli fARM SER~IC~ ' I 2.00 I
INERTOL CORPORATION 164.75 RETREAD TIRE SHOP 22.85 I
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I~DUS~RIAL SERVICE LIT~O . ~ 33.65 RICHF'IELD OIL CORPORATION ... . 1,582.02 II
INTERNATIONAL BUSI NESS MACH.I NES .. i'O;.;;:).fJ~ +- RICH~PE~D:OrLOCORPORATION .. .25.15 II
I I N,TERNATI ONAl CI TY M'ANAGER .'S ASSN. 37.00 ROBERTSON'S UNION.SERVICE STATIQN ' 7.80 I
IRISH-McBROOM PACKING COMPANY ! ' 42.25 RQCKWELL MANUfACTURING COMPANY 26.!20 !1
I I VE!RSON PAl NTS, INCORPORATED. 140.14 'RQTO-RoOTER SEWER SERVICE II
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JA.MI SON MA'NUF"AC'rUfn 'NG COMPANY - , I
44.60 RI.CHA'R.DS MANUF'ACTURI NG COMPANY. . 4.50
GE.oRGE JETTE . .
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V" E. JOHNSON 600.00 A., ,B. SCARLETT 4.38 I
D~. J. C. KEEVER 65.00 G~ORGE SCHAEF'F'ERS TIRE COMPANY .43.,90 II
BR,UCE W. KEEN '15.00 SC,HARPF"S TWI N OAKS BUI LDERS SUPP..LY 82.5i4- II
KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY 4'19.01 SCHOOL DISTRICT NO.4 718.00 II
KE~DALL MOTOR COMPANY .2,3'.8.00 StARS ROEBUCK & COMPANY '4.93 II
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W. B. KERR & COMPANY, INCORPORATED 4.99 SE~RETARY Of STATE 50.00
K~KE-CHAPMAN COMPANY : 226. 10 FRANK' J. SEVI NG 9;42 I
KO~E-CHAPMAN COMPANY ]7. 00 SIJ;VA~HEVROLET COMPANY 179.1 7 I
KOKE-CHAPMAN COMPANY ,19.71 S11MMONS CARBON COMPANY, INC. 141.98 i .
R.. E. LAF'F'ERTY & SQNS. 217 ~ 44 WILLIS H. SMALL FEED COMPANY 21.00 I
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lA~E COUNTy'FEED & SEED COMPANY 3.75 SMEED SOUND SERVICE - 288.43 II
C I,TY-LANE COUNTY HEALTH' DEPARTMENT' .1, aoo.oo BERN1E SMITH, DISTRIBUTOR 11..98
, LANE GARBAGE SERVICE . . '5.70 BE.N' SNYDER ' 3.75 II
LANE GRAVEL COMPANY 6.00 0.. L. $OLBERG 10.75
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LA~E'PARTS COMPANY 4.26 SOUTHERN PAC I F'I C COMPANY I .61 ,
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ELMER L. LARSEN - 2.00 SPARKY'S GARBAGE SERVICE 47.00 I
JOHN C. LAURILA, JR. 12.50 STANDARD FE~D & SEED COMPANY .28.18 !I
LE~'S PAINT & BODY SHOP. 54.00 STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF' CALIF'ORNIA ,16.67
CH~RLES V. LILES 8.50 STATE OF' OREGON 9.00 il
LO~M1S ARMORED CAR SERVICE 200.00 STERLING FURNITURE 1'-282.62 I I
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ED, LOREN~E COMpANY 17.71 SUNBLEND VENETIAN BLIND CDMPANY II h50 I
LY~E'S TAILOR SHOP 64.75 TI DEWATER Assoc I ATED 01 L COMPANY ~> 5.5. i I
MC~RACKEN BROS. MOTOR FREIGHT 1.751 TI]LE ABSTRACT COMPANY 67.95
EV~RETT A. MCKINNEY .. 31.30 TH~~To~D COMPANY, I NCORP9RATED 6.85.00 I
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MAGAZINE EXCHANGE 6.00 TO~MY'S PAINT POT ,,73..' 2 I
MARTIN'S SHEET METAL -- 89.00 UN}VERSAL EQUIPMENT, INCORPORATED 132.68
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ME~ICAL PHARMACY 4.50 VALLEY S~ATIONERY CQMPANY . 24..11
GE?RGE H. MILLER SHEET METAL WORKS 1.75 JOtiN"WARREN HARDWARE, INCORPORATED' 392.13 I e
MI!-LER METERS, INCORPORATED 7.22 JOtlN WARREN HARDWARE, I NCORP'ORATED ,310.00
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MI~E SAF'ETY ApPLIANCE COMPAN~ 50.00 WE~TERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPA.NY : 28.16 I!
MINE S~FETY Ap~LIANCE CPMPAN~ 20.00 DR. H. A. WHEELER :: 437.5'0 I
MONTGOMERY WARDS 87.39 WI~GINS COMPANY, I NCO,RP.ORA TED, 360.38 I
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MOrOROLA COMMUNICATIONS & ELECTRONICS 471.06 To.C. WILDISH '3,173.19 I
I JO!-lN R. MULLINS ' 93.45 T.. C. WI LDI SH ' 'I; 290. 10 i
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I MUNNELL & SHERRILL, I N.CORPORA TED 109.92 JO!-lNWILEY & SONS, INCORPORATED 7.66
! GEORGE'MYRMO & SONS . 59.23 WILLAMETTE STATIONERS ~ 143.18
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NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMP~NY 1.,945..0'0 WILLAMETTE VALEEY PAPER'COMPA~Y 183.46 I
NA110NAL FIRE EXTINGUISHER COMPANY : 29. 25 WILLIAMS TRANSfER COMPANY . I .75 I
NELSON EQUIPMENT COMPANY 81'379.68 WILSON'S ROYAL WHITE RABBITRY 6.00
NORRiS-WALKER PAINT MANUFACTURING ' _ 1,045.00 WILTSHIRE'S 56.86 I
NORTHWEST INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY Co. ,-- 4.50 WILTSHIRE'S 529.00 Ij
NUDELMAN BROTHERS 1,318.18 WOODBURY - EUGENE . 3.09
NUDELMAN BROTHERS . 149'.50 WYATT'S 328.62
NUDELMAN BROTHERS . 31 9 . 00 CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 13.94 I
JAY f. OLDHAM ' 112.03
ORCHARD AUTO PARTS COMPANY 12.39
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SCHOOL DISTRICT NUMBER fOUR $ 427.94 CITY OF' EUGENE $ 9,534.13
11 CITY OF' EUGENE 73,999.02
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" CI TY OF' EUGENE; 1,1,674.43 STREET, BRIDGE, DRAINAGE C. & M FUND
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SIDEWALK REVOLVING FUND CITY OF' EUGENE ,
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Ii L. A. DE MERS CONCRETE 96.39
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Ii DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT FUND
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I' T. C. WILOISH $ 2,776.50 T. C. WILOISH
!i STANTON \oJ. PAYNE " 3,547.52 STANTON W. PAYNE 1.,,559.25
" T. C. WI LO I SI:f... 3,825.95 STANTON W. PA YNE . .2,57~. 35
ii T. C. WILOISH" 3,231.56 ARMSTRONG & HAUGEN .2,194.44
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,: K. A. WARDELL 908.82 STANTON W. PAYNE 591 .30
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II I T WAS MOVED B,Y MR. GODLO\;E, SECONDED. 'BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE BI LLS, AS SUBMITTED AND. READ,
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II THE F'OLLOWING MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES WERE SUBMITTED:
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II 2ND & FINAL, SANITARY SEWER - 32ND AVENUE F'ROM KINCAID TO UNIVERSITY STREETS - $ 2,194.44
Ii 1ST, STOR.M SEWER - 33R.D AVENUE F'ROM DONALD TO WI LLAMETTE STREETS AND 33RD - $ 2,250.'.00
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I, AVENUE F'ROM AMAZON CREEK TO FERRY STREET
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i: 1ST, ~AV,I NG NORTH ADAMS STREET F'ROM CLA~K TO CHESHtRE AVENUES - $ 2,.575.35
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1ST & FI NAL, PAVI NG. 21 ST AVENUE F'ROM LI.!,/COLN TO LAWRENCE STREETS - 3,547.52
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.' Ii 1ST, PAVING MADISON STREET F'ROM 5TH TO 6TH AVENUES - 591.30
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I 1ST, PAVING 25TH AVENUE F'ROM. AGATE TO COLUMBIA STREETS - I , 5,~9.,,25
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Ii STREETS - SOUTH SIDE fROM ONYX TO EMERALD STREETS - $ , 9,08 ,,82
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I " 1ST, PAVING LAWRENCE STREET F'ROM 11TH TO I~TH AVENUES - $. 2',776.50.
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I, 1ST, SIDEWALK IN AREA BETWEEN WILLAMETTE AND ALDER STREETS AND BETWEEN
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I 17TH AND 19TH AVENUES - . $ 4, 3.45 . 9.4
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II 1ST & FINAL, PAVIN~ 12TH AYENUE F'ROM WILLAMETTE TO OLIVE STREETS - .$ 3,;231 ..56
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il IS.T & FI NAL, PAVING 22ND AVENUE F'ROM FRIENDLY TO ADAMS STREETS . $ 3,825.95
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:1 BIDS WERE TABULATED, AS OPENEP ON JULY 6, 195~ AT 10:00 A.~.
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18TH AVENUE FROM ALDER TO UNIVERSITY STREET .:'
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I' PAYNE, STANTON $ 18,906.80 (LOW)
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I: WILD ISH, T. C. 20,128.65
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CITY MANAGER AND THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE.RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID OF' STANTON PAYNE BE
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. IT, WAS. DULY MOVEQ;AND.' SECONDED THAT THE BI D OF STANTON PAYNE, 'BEl NG THE' BEST AND Low,ESTI I '
BID SUBMITTED, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO_ENTER INTO A CONTRACT
~ITHStANtONPAYNE fOR THE PAVIN. 6F 18tH A~ENUE FROM'A(DER TO UNIVERSITY STREETS iN T~E AMOUNT
Of $18,906.80. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTl ON CARRI ED.
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NAME OF"Bt'DDERO:: "'~:;,;Y CONCRETE PAYl ~G PAVI NG
18TH AVENUE fROM FERRY TO PATTERSON STREETS
WIl.DISH, T. C. $ 6,187.65 (LOW)
PAYNE, STANTON 6,:~~~,.05 'I.
STU8BERT, FRED '$ 8,263.80
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ALL BI OS WERE I N PROPER ORO'ER AND AC'COMPANI EO BY A C,ASHI ERS CHECK OR BI DOERS BON!). THE
C~TY MANAGER AND THE PUBLIC WORKi COMMITTiE RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID OF T~'C.-WICDrSH BE
ACCEP~~D. '
", ':IT'WAS DULY MOYED AND SEC'ONDEDTHAT THE BID OF r.....c... WllDl'SM, BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST \ '- e
BID StiBMITTED, BE APPR~~ED~AND THE PROPE~ CIT~ OFFICERS BE AUTHORI~E~ TO~NTER INTO. A CONT~ACT I
WITHT. .C:,WILDISH' FOR THE PAVING OF 18TH AVENUE FROM FERRY'TO PATTERSON STREETS IN THE AMOUNT I
OF $6,187.65. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. . II
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PAYNE, STANTON $ 13,440.25 (LOW) 'I I
WILDISH, T. C. 13,531.65
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C~ T.Y MA. :NAGER AND THE l'UBLICWORKS COMMi TTEE 'RECOMMENDED THAT THE BI'D Of STANTON PAYNE BE' (
ACC~p'TED. 'J: ,I
IT WAS DULY MOVED AND SECONDED THAT THE BID OF STANTON PAYNE, BEING THE BEST AND'LOWEST I
~IDSUBMITTED,:BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFfiCERS BE AUTHORtZED TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT I
WITH ST.ANTON PAYNE FOR THE PAVI NG OF JACKSON STI~EET FROM 24TH TO 26TH AVENUES rN THE AMOUNT
OF $13,440.25. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. I
24TH AVENUE FROM FRIENDLY STREET TO THE WEST LINE r
OF ELLENDALE PLAT -. r.
I PAY-NE, STANTON $ 20',535.40 (LOW) :
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WILDISH, T. C. 20,674.15
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ALL BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CASHIERS CHECK O~~ BIDDER~ BOND. THE :
CI TY MANAGER AND THE PueL'1 C'. WORKS COMMI TTE'f; RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID OF STANTON 'PAYNE BE: I
ACCEPTED. I
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IT WAS DULY MOVED AND SECONDED THAT THE BID OF STANTON PAYNE, BEING THE BEST AND.LOWEST I
BID SUBMITTED, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OfFICERS BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT ~
WI TH STANTON 'PAYNE FOR THE PAVI NG OF 24TH AVENUE' fROM FRI ENDLY 'STREET' TO THE WEST LI NE OF ELLEN- ill" I
DALE ADDITION IN THE AMOUNT OF $20,535.40. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. i
CLEVELAND STREET FROM 18TH TO 23RD AVENUES ~ ,
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WILDISH) T. C. $ '25,435.30 (lOW")' !
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PAYNE, STANTON 26,145.90 :1
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ALL BIDS WERE IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CASHIERS CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. THE II ~
CI TV MANAGER AND THE PUBLi C WORKS COMMI TTEE RECOMMEN'DE~ .THAT TH~'. BID' 'OF T.. C;-'WI LDI SH BE 1\ ,.,
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,. IT WAS DULY MOVED AND SECONDED THAT THE BID OF T. C. WILDISH~. BEING THE BEST AND LOWES~-- \ _ ..
BID SUBMITTED, BE. APPROVED A'ND THE PROPE'RC I TY OFF.I CERS BE AUTHOR I ZED TO ENTER I NTO A CONTRACT
WITH T.C. WILDI,SH FOR THE PAVING OF CLEVELAND StREET FROM j~TH TO 23RD AVE~UES iN THE AMOUNT
OF $25,435.30. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.
STORM SEWER
AREA'BETWEEN FRIENDLY AND POL~ STREETS FROM 24TH
TO 26TH AVENUES
Wi~DISH, T. C. $ 30,443.76 t(OW)
COAST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY :~' 32,291.10 .
WERNER, H. C. '5, 77~.50 . _ . -- I
ALL'S'IDS'WERE IN PROPER' ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED BY A CASHIER$ CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. THE
I CiTY'MANAGER AND THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID OF T. C. WILDISH BE'
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I' ~ID SUBMITTED, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE"AUTHO~IZED TO ENTE~ INTO ~ CONtR~CT
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Ii WiTHT. C~ WILDISH FOR A STORM SE~ER iN THE AREA BETWEEN fRIENDLY AND POLK STREETS EROM 24TH
Ii TO 26TH AVENUES IN THE AMOUNT OF $30,443.~6. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTl ON CARR I ED. '
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\1 CITY MANAGER AND T.HE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID 'Or O'CONNOR AND CHRISTEN-
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Ii AVENUES IN THE AMOUNT OF $3,023.75. ROLLCALL VOTE.' MOTl ON CARR I ED.:
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Ii WARDELL, K. A. $ 1,328.80 (LOW) ~
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Ii KEMP, c. M. 1,457'.28
Ii STUBBERT, fRED I ,669.20
Ii ALL BIDS WERE .IN PROPER ORDER AND ACCOMPANIED B,YA CA'SHIERS CHECK OR BIDDERS BOND. THE
" CITY MANAGER AND THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT -THE BID OF'K~:'A.;i!WARDELL';,::'BE::-H;:"
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Ii IT WAS DULY MO.VED AND SECONDED THAT THE BID OF K. A. WARDELL, -BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST
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.\ WIT~'K. A. WARDE~L FOR A SIDEWALK ON TAYLOR S~REET FROM 6TH TO f'ITH AVENUES IN THk AMOUNi, OF
Ii $1,328.80. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.
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I! WI LD I,SH, T. C. : $ 3,181.68 (LOW)
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Ii STUBBERT,fRED 4,190.00
SNOOK, GLENN 5:,937.00
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BID SUBMITTED, BE APPROVED AND. T.HE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE A'UTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT
WITH T.C. WILDISH FOR A BRIDGE ACROSS THE AMAZON CREEK AT 33RD AVENUE IN THE AMOUNT OF'
II ,$3,181.68. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.
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JI CITY MANAGER AND THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE aiD OF COAST CONSTRUCTION
I COMPANY BE AtCEPTED.
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I ~CONTR~C~W(TH COAST CONSTRUCTION COMPANY FOR A SANITARY SEWER BETWEEN POLK AND JACKSON StREETS
Ii AND BETWEEN 24TH AND 27TH AVENUES IN THE AMOUNT OF $13,677.25. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED.
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4 'A R~po~t,rROM:THE GITY M~NAGER -RE: MONTHLY:REPORTS, IMPROVEMENTS, ET CETERA WA~ SUBMITTED
AND READ AS r.Q~LOWS: . . ,
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, "ON E'ACH Of' YOUR DESKS YOU WILL F'IND A COpy OF' THE EUGENE WATER AND ELECTRIC BOARD'S
ANNUAL REPORT rOR THE YEAR or 1954 WHICH IS REQUIRED TO BE REPORTED TO THE COUNCIL BY
OR,D I NANCE.
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THE BUICOINGPERMITS f'OR NEW BUILDINGS AND REPAIRS f'OR -THE MONTH 'Of' JUNE AMOUNTED' - -
RESPECTI VEtOY" TO $463,400.QO~A~D $79,159.00, F'OR A TOTAL or $542,559.00. F'ORTHE fiSCAL I
YEAR 1954-55, THE BUILDING PERMITS AMOUNTED TO $4,170,996;00 AS COMPARED TO $5,255.527.38
','FOR I THELFl'SCAL! YElAR5.f.953-!:?4.' " .
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DURING JUNE, THE FIREDE~ARTMENT ANSWERED A TOTAL or 64 CALLS, AND THE LOSSES ,WERE
ESTIMATED AT $25,394.32. DURING THE MONTH, THE rlREMEN REPAIRED AND PAINTED THE FRONT I
D60R or THE HEADQUARTER STATIONi REMOVED THE 'OLD~rINISH AND PAINTED THE OUTSIDE OF'.THE I
EAST SIDE STATION. -:THE NEW SOUTHSI DE STATION WI Ll: BE COMPLETED WELL BEFORE AUGUST 1ST' I
WHEN IT IS INTENDED TO ACTIVATE THIS STATION. - ,. j e
A COPYOF:THE'P.OLICE DEPARTMENT'REPORT rOR JUNE IS ON YOUR DESKSi AND YOU WILL 'NOTE \1
,THE NUMBE'R OF' .REPORTED BURGI::.AR I.ES ':AND GRAND LARCENY CASES ARE UP OVER'LAST MONT'H,BUT I
THE TOTAL ~ASES'REPORTED rORTHE YEAR ARE ABOUT THE SAME~AS AT THIS TIMt'LAST YEAR. TI-fERE !
HAS BEEN AN INCREASE IN''VANDALSIM CASES, AS IS USUAL AT THIS-TI.E~Or'YEAR; AND MOST or
THEM ARE THE RESULT or OVER ABUNDANCE or ENERGY AND IMAGINATION ON THE PART OF THE CITY'S 1
YOUNGSTERS WHO WERE DISMISSED FROM SCHOOL THE FIRST PART OF THE MONTH. Or THE 224 I I
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PRISONERS BOOKED AT THE JAIL THIS MONTH 132 WERE CITY CASES AND 92 COUNTY. THE,JAIL
KITCHEN SERVED 4,31I,~EALS AT~N AVERAGE COST OF 14.71 CENTS PER MEAL. THt PA TROL :-
I 01 VI SI ON ANSWERED I, I 84 MI.SCELLANEOUS COMPLAI NTS, MADE 92 CR I MI NAL ARRESTS, I.NCLUD ING TWO
I rELONIES, I NVESTI GATED 64' .ACCI,DENTS, SERVED 14 WARRANTS, AND RECOVERED FIVE STOLEN ,AU~OS.
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THEY ALSO MADE 63 CHECKs-or HOMES rOR PERSONS WHO HAVE REQUESTED THIS SERVICE WHIL~ THEY I
ARE ON VACATION. OF' 968 CASES HEARD IN MUNICIPAL COURT, 27 WERE EITHER LOST OR DISMISSED. I
ONE .HUNDRE,D : TWENTY~ONE OF THEe33 - TRAF'F I C CASES WERE JUVENILE DR IVERS, AND THERE WERE TEN I
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ARR~STED F:OR AUTO THE.FT, .01':lE FOR ~ETl:Y lARCENY, FOUR 0'1 SORDERL Y CONDUCT, TWO INVOLVED IN 1
VANDALISM, ~NE RUNAWAY ~ND ONE A~TERHOURS. ONE GI RL WAS PICKED UP FOR PETTY "LARCENY, .TWO .
AS RUNAWAYS. AND THREE ON AF'TE'R HOURS CH,ARGES." , - .
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IN THE ABSENCE or THE MAYOR, MR. BOOTH ORDERED, IN THE ABSENCE OF' OeJECTIONS, THAT THE
REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON F'ILE.
REPORTS or COMMITTEES I'
5 A REPORT OF' THE PUBLlC WO~~S C?MMITTEE MEETING HELD JULY I, 1,955 - RE: SEWER CONST.,RUCTLON
ON 3RD AVENUE BETWEEN LAWRENCE ~ND L)NCOLN STREETS; PETITION F'OR PAVING ALLEY BETWEEN JTKANp
8TH AVENUES FROM POLK TO TAYLOR .STRE~TS; PETITION TO DETERMINE THE LOCATION OF SIDEWA(K 4N EA~T
SIDE OF' DONALD STREET FROM 34TH .PLACE TO PEARL STREET; COMMUNICATION F'ROM THE AMERICAN REO tROSS;
PERMANENT REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION CONCERNING VARIANCES AND LAND USE FOR RESTAURANTS IN I
:THE C-I ZONE WA,S SUBM I TTED :A-ND :READAS rOLLOWS: ' .'
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"PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN KOPPE,' BOOTH, GODLOVE AND WATSON; CITY MANAGER;,
CITY ATTORNEY; CITY ENGINEER; PLANNING CONSULTANT; AND THE CITY RECORDER. ALSO PRESENT
'WERE REPRESENTATI VES OF THE: AMER I CAN .RED CROSS, LANE COUNTY CHAPTER, MR. BOB DAVI S, AND
OTHER REPRESENTATIVES INTERESTED IN LAND USE F'OR RESTAURANTS, AND MR. TOM JAQVES OF THE
EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. .'
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THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MADE A FIELD TRIP PRIOR TO THE MEETING TO VISIT THE LOCA-
TIONS OF VARIOUS PROPOSED PROJECTS. OTHERP~OPERTIES FOR WHICH VARIANCES:ARE BEING
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REQUESTED WERE A~SO INSPECTED.
I . SEWER CONSTRUCTION ON 3RD AVENUE BETWEEN LA~~ENCE AND Li~cOLN STREET~ - THIS PROPOSE~
PROJECT WAS POI NTED OUT BY THE CI TV MANAGER AND THE CITY ENGINEER TO THE PUBLI C WORKS
COMMI TTEE ON" THR 'GROUND.~. -I T .I N.VOLVES THE ENLARGEMENT OR EXTENSION OF A SEWER. WHI CH RUNS
EAST AND 'WEST ON 3RD 'AVEN,UE A~D WHI CH ENOS ~ APPROXI MATELY MID-WAY BETWEEN LAWRE,NCE. ANp I
LINCOLN STREETS. IT IS P.ROPOSED TO EXTEND TH 1 S SEWER FROM I TS PRESENT TERMI NUS ON ~AST .TO I
LINCOLN STREET IN ORDER TO GIVE ADEQUATE SERVICE TO THE PROPERTIES IN THE VICINITY OF' 3RD I
AVEN.UE AND, 1I NCOLN STREEl:..
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T~~s PETITION HAD BEEN SUBMITTE~ ~ARL1ER IN 1955eUT WAS DECLINED BY THE PUBLltWORKS
COMMI TTEE AND, THE C.OUNq,L FOR. THE-RE:,SONTHAT THE' SI GNATURE'S REPRESENTED ONLY 44 PER CENT II
OF THE TOTAL F'RONT FOOTAGE OF THE PROPERTIES TO BE ASSESSED. IT WAS EXPLAINED BY THE CITY
'MANAGER THAT THE WEST EUGENE BRANCH OF THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IS NOW IN THE' PROCESS OF
EXTENDING THEIR BUILDING TO THE SOUTH WHIGH MAKES IT IMPORTANT THAT THIS PROPOSAL BE GIVEN I
FURTHER CO'NSI'DERATION.
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RESULT OF THIS DISCUSSION AND FURTHER DELIBERATION ON THE MATTER" IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION
OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL GIVE APPROVAL TO THIS PROJECT.
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"3. PETITION TO DETERMI'NE THE LcitATION OF S~DEWALK ON-EAST-SIDE OF DONALD STR~tTtROMj~TH ,/
II PLACE TO PEARL STREET; ALSO, SIDEWALK ON WEST SIDE OF DONALD STREET FROM-34TH AVENUE SOUTH _
II IT WAS EXPLAINED BY THE CITY MANAGER THAT THE PURPOSE OF THIS PETITION IS NOT FOR SIDEWALK
If PAVI NG ATTHI S TI ME BUT MERELY TO ESTABLtSH THE,-'LOCATION OF THE SIDEWALK TO PERMI T DEVEL-
I OPING OF PRIVATE DRIVEWAYS.AT THIS TIMi. -THE ENGINEER'S REeORT INDICATES THAT 77 PERCENT I
Ii OF THE PROPERTY OWNERSHIP IS MAKING THE REQUEST~" As A RESULT or AN INSPECTION TRIP;.fo
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II THIS STREET aETWEEN 34TH PLACE AND PEARL STREET, IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE'PUBLIC
Ii WORKS 'COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVEiTHE INSTALLATldN OF ~ SIDEWALK IN THE NORMAL.
Ij LOCATtdN FROM 34TH PLACE TO APPROXIMATEL~ THE SOUTH LINE or 35TH AVENUE AND THAT tHt'
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if SIDEWA~K BE PERMITTED TO CURVE OUT AT THIS TURN AND CONTINUE ON FROM 35TH AVENUE TO PEARL
ii STREET AS A CURB SIDEWALK. IT IS THE COMMITTEE'S FEELING THAT IT WOULD BE UNREASONABLE
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e )1 OF THE TOPOGRAPHY or THE LAND. / "
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i! 4. , COMMUNICATI ON' FROM TtlEAMER I CAN RED CROSS, LANE COUNTY CHAPTER - RE; PURCHASE,i'OF" A'
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, BUII!DINGSITE AT 13TH AVENUE AND CHAMBERS STREET - THE COMMUNICATION WHICH WAS 'PREV'IO'USI.Y
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READ TO THE COUNCI L WAS REVI EWED BY THE PUBLI C WORKS ,COMMI TTEE AND 01 SCUSSED WitH Mifi'MB-ERS
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II O~ THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF THE AMERICAN RED CROSS, LANE COUNTY CHAPTER. THEY WERE
I' INFORMED BY THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE THAT AN OFFER HAD BEEN MADE BY-THE CITY TO THE
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!, CONSISTS OF APPROXIMATELY THREE ACRES. ,I:;' {.
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Ii THE RECOMMENOATIO~.~HAT THIS MATTER BE RETAINED -IN THE COMMITTEE FOR ~U~THER STUDY AND
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Ii THAT THE PLANNING COMMlssrON BE REQUESTED TO' DETERMINE THE SPECIFICATIONS OF THE SITE
I: NEEDED BY THE RED CROSS A~O TO MAKE SOME RECOMMENDATIONS ON SITES THAT MIGHT BE AVAI(ABLE.
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II USE FOR RESTAURANTS IN THE C-I lONE ~. THE PUBLIC WORKS~OMMITTEE JNSPECTED THE LOCATIONS
I OF THE .TWO VARIANCES I~ QUESTION, NAMELY THAT or MR. Roy LAHTI, 1610-WALNUT STREET AND: MR.
II MAURlt& L.~IGGINS, 895 EAST 24TH AVENUE. THE COMMITTEE REALIZES THE I MPORTANCE or.
., ABIDING BY THE ORDINANCE PROVISIONS ON LAND USE BUT FEELS THAT IN THESE TW~ INSTANCES, WHICH
ARE I DENTI EAL, THAT THE RESULT or GRANTING THESE WILL BE A SUBSTANTIAL IMPROVEMENT bFTHE
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AREA. IT IS THERErORE THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THESE VARIANCES BE GRANTED
SUBJECT TO APPROVAk BY THE COUNCIL OF THEIR BUILDING PLANS FOR CONFORMATION WITH SET BACKS
I; AND CHARACTER OF THE CONSTRUCTION IN THE -AREA.
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i: THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION - RE: THE REQUES BY ROBERT DAVIS AND
Ii THE APPROVAL or THE PLANNING COMMISSION ON AN AMENDMENT TO ALLOW RE~TAUR~NTS IN THE C-I
'ZONE WAS DISCUSSED. THE COMMITTEE IS NOT IN AGREEMENT WITH THE PLANNING COMMISSI~N ~N
II THE PROPOSED RECOMMENDATION IN THE FOLLOWING PARTICULARS:
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. .A. THE COMMITTEE BELIEVES THAT IT .~O~LD BE A REQUIREMENT THAT THE ~ITE FOR A :'
I il RESTAURANT IN THEC-I ZONE SHOULD BE NOT LESS THAN 6,000 SQUARE FEET.
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1: B, THE COMMITTEE ALSO BELIEVES THAT IT IS UNSATISFACTORY TO CREDIT THE OFF STREET
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" 'PARK'I:NG REQUI REME'NT WI THOF-F" STREET PARKI NG PROVI-DED WI TH-I N A 01 STANCE OF: 400 FEET OF THE
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Ii ADDING ITEM 13 TO READ: "RESTAURANTS ON PARCELS or LAND WITH 6,000 SQUARE rEET OR MORE
Ii OF LAND AREA." .
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:1 ONE PARKING SPACE FOR EACH 200 SQUARE FEET or FLOOR AREA IN, THE BUILDING WHICHEVER' IS THE
Ii GREATER; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THERE SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF 3,000 SQUARE FEET OF PARKING AREA
II ACCOMMODATl NG NOT 'LESS THAN TEN PARK.I NG SPACES."
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II REPORT. MOTl ON' CARR I ED. .',
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PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED~ MOTION CARR I ED:~
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6 :A REPORT Of THE BUOGET'COMMITTEE MEETING HELD JULY~7, 1955 - RE: To' CONSIDER AN~ MAKE I
RECOMMENDATIONS,'ON ~HANGES'IN THE'BUDGET TO CONFORM TO A REVISION IN'ANTICIPATED REVENUES WAS
SUBMITTED AND READ ~S FOLLOWS:'
"PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN BOOTH, GODLOVE, KOPPE, SHEARER, HARTMAN, AND
SHISLER; DR. CRUMBAKER, MR. STALSBERG, MR. ASH, MR. VATER; CITY MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY;
.CITY RECORDER; AND ASSISTANT CITY-RECORDER.
A BUDGET COMMITTEE M~ETING'WAS HELD ON JULY 7TH TO GIVE FURTHER CONSIDERATI6N TO
,THE BUDGET F"OR 1,955-56. THIS MEETING WAS CALLED SPECIFICALLY:TO CONSIDER AND MAKE
RECOMMENDATIONS ON CHANGES,'IN THE BUDGET TO CONFORM TO'A REVISION IN ANTICIPATED REVENUES.
THIS CHANGE. CAME ABOUT T~ROUGH ~EJECTI~N BYTH~ VOTERS .ON JUNE 30i 1955 OF THE SPECIAL
LEVY FOR $1~5,00Q~00. ' ALSO, BY AN OF'FSET TOTHI,S LOSS-,OF TAX REVENUE BY AN INCREASE IN II
ANTICIPATED REVENUE FROM THE EUGE~E WATER AND~LECTRI~ BOARD IN T~E AMOUNT OF' $83,000.00
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1.955-56. I
IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT THE EUGENE WATER AND ELECTRIC BOARD HAD ACCEPTED THE PROPOSAL
IN THE RECENT CITY COUNCIL RESOLUTION TO PAY AN ADDITION~L T~REEPER ~ENT OF ELECTRIC e
UTILITY REVENUES. As FINALLY DETERMINED, THIS ADDITIONAL THREE PER CENT WAS TO BE
EFFECT I VEJAN,UARY _I," "955' AND ONE AND ONE-FOURTH YEARS I REVE:~UE PAI'D IN '1955-56 INSTEAD
OF'A PAYMEN~ F'OR ONE YE~R ONLY,IN EACH F'rSCALYEAR. ,THE RE~ULT OFT~IS IS'THAT THE CITY
WILL RECEIVE $53,000.00 ADDI'TIONAL REVENUE,DURINGI~55-56.
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,OF' :rHE SI X PER CENT:,TOBE PAID TOTHECI TYFOR THE PER.LOD JULY I, 1955 THROUGH JUNE 30,
1956, CONFIRMS THE FIGURE OF $210,000.00 WHICH IS $30,000.00 HIGHER THAN THE $180,000.-00
ESTIMATE INCLUDED IN THE BUDGETED REVENUES.
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AND CARRIED, RECOMMENDSTHA.T THE ADDI TI ONAL REVENUE OF" $.83,000.00 BE BUDGETED AS ANTI CI-
PATED REVENUE IN ~HE 1955-56 BUDGET~
RECOGNIZI NG THAT THE $83,000..00 ADDI TI ON TO REVENUES STI Lt.: LEAVES THE BUDGETED E,XPENDI-
TURES AS PR.EV I OUSL Y. APPROVED $72,000.00 HIGHER THAN BUDGETED REVENUES, THE COMMITTEE CON-
SI DERED A, PROPOSAL 'TORE~DI:tCE BUDGET,ED EXPENDITURES BY -,$72,000.-00. AFTER AN EXPLANATrON AND
DI SCUSSI ON OF' THE TABLE OF: 'REDUCTI ONS I,T WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOTH, SECpNDED ,BY ,MR. STALSBERG, !
A,ND ,CARRI ED, THAT. THE BUDGETED ,EXPENDI TURES BE .REDUCED BY $72,000.00 AS SET' F,ORTH I N THE .
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REDUCED BY $72,000.00 AS SET F"ORTH I N THE, TABLE OF REDUCTtONS,. A :COPY OF' WHI CH I S ATTACHED i
AND MADE A PART OF" THIS REPORT." I
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7 A REPORT OF" THE PUBLIC ~ORKS COMMITTEE AND HEALTH AND RECREATION COMMITTEE MEETING HELD 1
JULY 8, 1955 - RE: ApPLICATION FOR SEGREGATIQ.N OF', ASSESSMENT LIEN BY WAYNE ETTER; PuBLIC WORKS I'
BIDS OPENED ON JULY 6, J955;CONSIDERAT.lON OF" L(ASEOF' THE QLD LINCOLN SCHOOL'BUILDING TO THE rl I
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT, DEPARTMENT OF" THE ARMY, WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS F'OLLOWS: II
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"PRESENT: M~YOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN KOPPE, BOOTH, GODLOVE, OWE N, AND SHEARER; CITV
MANAGER; CITY ENGINEER; CITY ATTORNEY; SUPERINTENDENT OF" PARKS AND RECREATION AND THE CITY I
RECORDER. II
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THE PUBLIC WORKS AND HE~LTH AND RECREATION COMMITTEES ~ET ON FRIDAV, JULY 8TH, TO
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I . ApPLICATION FOR SE~REGATION OF ASSESSMENT LIEN BY WAYNE ETTER - THIS APPLICATI~N'WAS I
SUBMITTED BY MR. WAYNE ETTER ON PROPERTY OWNED BY HIM ON AUGUSTA STREET. THE REQUEST'IS
F"OR SEGREGATION OF' AN ASSESSMENT MADE AGAINST A PARCEL OF" PROPERTY APPROXIMATELY, 130 FEET
BY .139 F'EET INTO TWO ASSESSMENTS; EACH. FOR EXACTLY ONE-HAL'F OF THE PRO.P,ERTY. 'THE COMMI TTEE !I
STUDIED THE APPLICATION ,AND HAS DETERMINED THAT THE SECURITY FOR THIS ASSESSMENT WILL NOT BE
IMPAIRED BY THE SEGREGATION. ..
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2. PUBLIC WORKS BIDS OPENED ON JULY 6, 1955 - THE CITY MANAGER AND. THE CIJY ENGINEER II
REVIEWED A TABULATION OF THE PAVING, STORM SEWER, SIDEWALK, BRIDGE AND SANITARY SEWER BIOS II
I OPENED ON JULY 6, 1955. THE COMMI TTEE REVI EWED THE TABUL'ATI ON AND CHECKED EACH PROJECT
I WITH RESPECT TO THE UNIT COST AND COMPARISONS OF TOTAL AMOUNTS OF' THE.B1DS. il
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I TIS THE RECOMMEND,ATI ON OF" THE CI TY MAN~GER' AND THE' CI TY ENGI NEERTHAT THE \fAR I OUS l
JOBS BE AWARDED TO THE LOW BIDDER AS INDICATED ON THE TABULATION WITH THE PROVISION THAT,
PRE-CAST STANDARD MANH6LES BE USED IN ALL SEWER CONSTRUCTION. I
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IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS BE AWARDED TO THE I
LOW BIDDER AS INDICATED IN THE TABULATION OF' BIDS.
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I 3. CO~SIDERATION OF LEASE OF THE OLD LINCOLN SCHOOL BUILDING TO THE UNITED STATES, :
I GOVERNMENT, DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY - THE PROPOSED LEASE OF THE OLD LINCOLN SCHOOL BUILDING
TO THE ,UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT WAS REVI EWED BY. THE CI TY MANAGER WI TH RESPECT TO THE TERMS
, ESTABLISHED BY THE COUNCIL AT A PREVIOUS MEETING. - THE ,LEASE IS,FOR A TERM OF FIVE YE~RS
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. AT A MONT~LYRENTAL OF $259.00 EFFECTIVE JULY I, 1955. IT, I NCLUDE,S ONLY THE LEASEOF',THE
II BU 11:-'0 I,NG" THE UNDERLY I NG' LAND ANDJHE AREA AS P~EVI OUSL Y AGREED UPON, NOT I NCLUDI'NG THE
II PLAY AREA~AND THE PLAy SHED.,'
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! AFTER SOME DI'SCUSSION OF THE PROPOSED LEASE,
I AND THE GENERAL USE OF THE OLD LINCOLN I ,
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I SCHOOL SI TE, IT WAS AGREED TO, BY THE MEMBERS OF THE COMMITTEE, THAT THE LEASE CONFORMS
TO THE TERMS 'PREV!'OUSLY ESTABLISHED AND THEREFORE ~T IS THE'RECOMMENDATION OF THE HEALTH
Ii AND RECREATION COMMITTEE THAT THE CITY ENTER INTO THIS LEASE AGREEMENT WITH THE UNITED
I' STATES GOVERNMENT:ANDTHAT THE COUNCIL ADOPT.A RESOLUTION TO AUTHORIZE THIS TRANSACTION."
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'I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN THAT THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS AND
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Ii HEALTH AND RECREATION COMMITTEES BE ADOPTED. MOTl ON CARRI ED.
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8 I, A PERMANENT REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSI'ON ~ RE: REQUESTS FOR 'ZONING CLASSlrICA110~S,
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II REZONING CLASSIFICATIONS AND AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE NUMBER 9188 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ
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\1 :' "As A PERMANENT REPORT, PURSUANT TO THE RESOLUTION or THE COMMON COUNCIL OF TH~ CITY
I , OF EUGENE, DIRECTING THE CITY PLANNINGCOMMISSI,ON TO HOLD A HEARING AND PREPARE,A REPORT
I UPON THE FOLLOWING REQUESTS FOR ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS, REZONING CLASSIFICATIONS AND
I AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE NUMBER 9188, THE PLANNING COMMI SSI ON HEREBY A'DOPTS ,AS 'I,TS
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PERMANENT REPORT, THE FOLLOWING:
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THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOWING REQUESTS FOR REZONING BE ' - I
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SCHOOL 'DISTRICT '1/4.;' OLD FRANCES WILLARD SITE -,
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LOTS I, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 IN THE NANCY CHODRICK FIRST ADDITION TO EUGENE,
'1 LANE COUNTY, OREGON; ALSO
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. I! BEGINNING AT A POINT 66 FT WEST OF A POINT ON THE W LINE OF THE DANIEL R. CHRISTIAN
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DLC 172 I N Twp 17S, R3W, W.M., 15.74 CHAINS S OF THE NW CORNER OF SAID CLAIM 172 AND
1 RUN -F.ROM SAID BEGI'NNI NG W 338 FT; THENCE N 260 ICT; THENCE E 338 FT; 'f.HENCE S260 FT
I TO THE BEGINNING; ALSO
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I ALL THAT CERTAIN PREMISES LYING BETWEEN, THE DEDICATED PORTION OF CHARNELTON STREET
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I' AND THE WEST LI'NE OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED' TRACT, SAID STWIP 'or L~ND BEING IB.77 FT,
!i MORE OR ~ESS, IN WIDTH ALONG THE WEST SiOE OF THE ABOVE DESCRIBED TRACT] ALSO
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II BLOCK 19 OF -HENDRICKS AMENDED PLAT AND BLOCK A OF' LIZZY LUCKEY'ADDITION.
I ,I BEING FRANCES WILLARD SCHOOL SITE BETWEE~'I~TH AND 14TH AND OLIVE AND CHARNELTON STREETS
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i: REQUEST CHANGE FROM 'PR :AND R~2 DISTRICTS TO C-3P COMMERCIAL DISTRICT
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Ii HOWARD STENSHOEL - 1397 LINCOLN STREET
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II Bl6cK B OF HENDRICKS AM~NDED ADDITION TO EUGENE, OREGON
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I ERNEST POPPE AND 21 RESIDENTS IN AREA
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ADDITION TO EUGENE, OREGON
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1\ ~EING THE AREA TO THE ALLEY ON BOTH SIDES OF PORTLAND STREET BETWiEN 24TH AND 25TH AVENUES
REQUESTE~ CHANGE OF ZONE FROM R-I SINGLE FAMI.LY RESIDENTIAL TO R-2 T.wo FAMILY RESIDENTIAL
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BEGI NNI"NG AT' ,THE NE CORNER OF LOT I, BLOCK 3, EDGEWOOD ESTATES Aool T.I ON TO EUGENE, ,
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I AND RUNNING THENCE S 380 FT; THENCE SOUTH 88052' EAST 820 FT; THENCE NOR.TH 3BO :FT;
THENCE NORTH 88052' WEST 820 FT TO PLACE OF BEGINNING
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Ii REQUESTED CHANGE OF ZONE FROM RA TO C-3P COMMERCIAL DIS~RICT
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BEGIN~ING-ATA'POINT IN THE EAST LINE OF LOT 9 IN BLOCK I IN FAIRMOUNT ACCORDING
TO~THE ORIGI~AL PLAT THEREOF, -- 129 FEET NORTH or THE SOUTHEAST CORNER THEREOF AND
RUN, THENCE.1WESTjPARALLEL WJ.TH THE SOUTH Lt NE' oF' SAID .':'or, to THE WESt'LINE OF SAI~
LOT, THENCE NO~TH ALONG THE WEST LINE OF SAID LOT 150 FT; THENCE EAST PARALLEL WITH
THE SOUTH LINE OF SAID LOT TO THE EAST LINE OF SAID LOT; THENCE SOUTH ALONG THE-
EAST LINE OF SAID LOT TO THE PLACE OF BEGINNING, IN LANE COUNTY, OREGON.
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LOCATED AT 123~ Moss STREET
REQUEST"ED CHANGE OF :iCLASSI F I CATION 'FROM R-I TO M-I LIMITED INDUSTRIAL DISTRtCT
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I AND THE PI::ANNI~NG COMMI'ssrONRECOMMENDS THE 'FOLLOWING ZONING CLASSIFICATIONS FOR ANNEXED
AREAS, TO-WIT:
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LAUREL HILL- MAY 3, 1955 - ORDINANCE =#10561 ,
I RECOMMEND ZONING TO RA~ OUTER RESUDENTtAL ,_
WEST =2ND ,AVENUE - MAY 3; 1955 - ORDt.NANCE #10563
RECOMMEND ZONING TO M-3 HEAVY INDUSTRIAL :
AND THE PLANNING.COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOWING RE,QUEST TO AMEND ORDINANCE #9188
I BE TABLED FOR DISCUSSION AT JOINT COUNCIL AND PLANNINGCOMMISSIO~ MEETING~ I
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REQUEST ORDINANCE #9188, SEC. X III. M-I LIMITED INDUSTRIAL, BE AMENDED TO INCLUDE TRAILER
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AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PUBLIC WORKS
COMMI TTEE BE APPROVED TO AMEND ORDI NANCE! #9188 TO I NCLUDE RESTAURANTS I N THE' C-I ,ZONE
AS FOLLOWS:
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13.- .RESTA-URANTS ON 'P"i.RCElS ;':OF L'AND WI T,H '6000' SQUARE F.EET OR MORE OF LAND.
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RESTAURANTS SHAL~ PROVIDE OFF-STREET PARKING SPACE ON THE.SAME SITE AS THE MAIN I
~UILDING'AT THE RATIO OF ONE (I ) PARK I NG SPACE .FOR EACH THR:EE, (3) SEATS OR STOOLS
IN.THE DINING ROOM, OR ONE (I ) P.ARKI NG SPACE FOR EACH TWO HUNDRED (200) SQUARE
.FEET' OF FLOOR AREA I N THE BU I LD'I NG WH ICHEVER IS THE GREATER; 'PROVIDED, HOWEVER,
THERE SHALL BE A MINIMUM OF THREE THOUSAND (3000) SQUARE FEET or PARKING AREA I
'.ACCOMMODATI NG NOT LESS ,THAN TEN (TO) PARKI NGSPACES. EACH.P-A'RKI NGSPACE SHALL I
BE A MINIMUM OF ELGHT (8) FtET1N WIDTH AND EIGHTEEN (f8) FEET IN LENGTH AND I
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'SHALL HAVE AN UNOBSTRUCTED MEANS OF INGRESS AND EGRESS. I
AND THE PLANNONG COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOWING REQUEST FOR REZONING BE TABLED
I UNTIL NEXT MEETIN~ AND.BE STUDIED ~ORTHE POSSI51LITY OF ZONING A GREATER 'REA ~OR R-3 USE:
I MARY CRABI LL, C., -'-A,. -G'I NTHER, LEO DEFFENBACHER
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LOT 4 or BLOCK 12 IN DRIVERTON ADDITION
LOT 5 or BLOCK 12 IN DRIVERTON ADDITION
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REQUEST CHANGE OF ZONE FROMR-I TO R-3 MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL."
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RESTAURANTS IN THE C-I ZONE BE SEGREGATED rROM THE REPORT. MOTl ON CARRI ED.
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT THE HEARING BE CONTINUED TO JULY
25, 1955 ON THE BALANCE or THE REPORT AND JHAT IT BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE.
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SET BACKS AND AREAS WAS SUBMI:rTED :AND READ AS FOLLOWS: . . . . .. I
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"THE BOARD OF ApPEALS HELD A REGULAR MEETING AT THE CITY HALL JULY 6, 1955 TO
CONSIDER THE F.OLLOWING REQUESTS FOR WAIVERS OF SET BACKS AND AREAS.
MEMBERS PRESENT: MR. GILLILAN, MR. MOYER, AND MR. MORRIS.
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II OF THE 25 FOOT REAR YARD REQUIREMENTS FOR THE PURPOSE OF CONSTRUCTING A FOUR UNIT APARTMENT. I
! THE LOT IS 54 FEET BY 103 FEET.
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: THE STRUCTURE WOULD COME WITHIN THREE FEET OF THE REAR PROPERTY LINE.
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il MR. \WO.OD HAS .PROVI OED A PARKI NG AREA ALONG THE EAST 51 DE OF HI S LOT TO ACCOMMODATE
Iii EIGHT CARS WITH, AC:CESS FROM THE ALLEY AND IS ASKING THAT THIS SIDE YEARD AREA BE ACCEPTED
J IN LIEU OF THE REAR YARD.
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II TENANTS AND A REAR YARD SHOULD BE MAl NTAI NED. , "
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~I 2~, REQUEST BY MR. K. H. WOLLENWEBER REPRESENTING,DALi F. MILLER OF 400 [PST ~OTH
- I AVENUE FOR A WAI VER OF THE FRONTAGE SET BACK FOR A CARPORT. '0,
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: THIS STRUCTURE ADJOINS THE FRONT OF THE RESIDENCE. AND PROVIDE,S PARKING F"OR..TWO'CARSj I
I PARALLEL WI TH THE HOUSE. I N ORDER TO ACCOMMO'DATE THE TWO CARS I TIS NECESSARY TO PROJECT
; THIS STRUCTURE FIVE F"EET INTO THE REQUIRED SET BACK.
\ I THE BOARD CONSIDERED THIS A REASONABLE REQU€ST SINCE THE ENTRANCE ~lLL NOT' BE DI~ECT
I II fROM THE STREET BUT BY A C' RCULAR DR I VE TO PROV I DE TURN AROUND WI TH I N THE PROPERTY. ALSO
~ A LETTER WAS PRESENTED FROM MR. PALMER, THE ADJOINING PROPERTY OWNER, OFF"ER~NG ~OOBJEC-
~ TION TO THIS ENCROACHMENT INTO THE REQUIRED ,SET BACK. /
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~ REQUEST WAS GRANTED. "
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II 3~ MR. POTWORA WHO OWNS THE PROPERTY AT 2795 POTTER STREET REQUESTS WAI VER OF" THE
i: REQUI RED 20 FOOT SET .BACK FOR GARAGES I N ORDER TO' AVOID FURTHER EXCAVATION OF HI S, lOT AND
II CONSTRUC.TION OF" ADDi TI ONAL RETAI NI NG WALL. ,'. t
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II THiS ,PROPERTY.13EING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF' 28TH AND POTTER IS SITUATED 'ON'GROUND
I! WITH AN UPHILL GRADE F'ROM POTTER STREET.
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.; Ii THE DfnvEwAYENTRANCE- I S ON 28TH AVENUE; SOME SEVENTY FEET EAST OF POTTER STREET'.
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!i THE ENLARGEMENT THEREOF HAS PLACED H.I S .GARAGE ON'THE UPHI LL SI DE '"" I,
ii THE BOARD CONSIDERED THE TOPOGRAPHY AND ADDI TI ONAL RE,TAI NI NG WALLS REQUI RED TO '~EvET
Ii THE SET BACK, AND AGREED THAT THE REQUEST WAS WI THI N REASON AND GRANTED THE WAI VtR !OF'.;!F' VE
II FEET OF THE REQUI REO SET BACK. ''''i'
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q BE ADOPTE,D.MOTlON CARRIED. '" :,:(.
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10 ilAPPLI CATION FOR A PACKAGE STORE LI CENSE, CLASS "A",' WAS SUBMI TTED BY WI LLARD. AVERY WORLEY,
Ii \-JEST SIXTH S'TREET GROCERY, ',I 081 WEST 6TH AVENUE (CHANGE. OF OWNERSHIP)
_ i! IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE APPLICAJION BE REFERRED TO THE
. 1\ PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED.
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I I ,I THE, F'OLLOWI'NG APPLI CATIONS FOR RENEWAL OF GARBAGE HAULER'S LI CENSES, AS APPROVED BY THE CI TY
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~' A-I GARBAGE SERVICE, 3841 SOUZA DRIVE - NICHOLAS SCHUELL
~ ACE GARBAGE SE~V~CE, ROUTE 5, Box 15 - ROBERT HORNING AND CLIFFORD BROMMETT I
II ACME GARBAGE SERV ICE,.. 2240 ARTHUR STREET -, EDWARD H.; SCHRE I BER
II ART'S GARBAGE/SERV'ICE,'895 RIVER:RoAD - ARTHUR BRAUN
Ii BI LL 'So GARBAGE SERVI CE #2, 626 TYLER STREET - PE.TER SCHRE.I BER "
II CASCADE GARBAGE, 1309 RUTLEDGE STREET - CHARLES A. SMI TH
II CITY GARBAGE'SERVICE, 2805 MILL.STREET - HENRY HEFENEIDER, JR.
Ii EARL'S SANI TARY SERVI CE, 1419 [AST 23RD AVENUE - HENRY NAGEL
: Eo's SANI TARY SERVI CE, ROUTE 5, Box 172-A - EDWARD GLANZ
!I GUSTAFSON GARBAGE SERVICE, 3850 HILYARD STREET - HARRY L. BUMGARNER
I 111,' LANE GARBAGE SERV,I CE, 825: CHERRY STREET - JOHN SPI EGER AND JOHN KLUUS ~
I: OK GARBAGE SERVI CE, 3615 HI LYARO STREET - WI LLI AM P. NAGEL .,1'
, . r OREGON GARBAGE, 332 ARCADIA DRIVE - RAY A. DAMROW
~ PACIFIC GARBAGE SERVICEf,2805 MILL STREET - WILLIAM HEFENEIDER
ii VALLEY GARBAGE COMPANY, 1465 POLK STREET - JOHN 'W. WEI TZEL AND HARRY F. BURBACK
~ 'WILLAMETTE GARBAGE COMPANY, 612 SISTER'S VIEW - DALE FIELDS
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I T WAS MOVED BY MR. -GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE APPLICATIONS FOR 'RENEWAL BE I
APPROVED. MOTl ON CARRI ED.
12 THE FOLLOWING ~PPLICATIONS FOR MERCHANT PATROL LICENSE RENEWALS, AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE
DEPARTMENT, WERE SUBMITT~D:' , I
EUGENE MERCHANT PATROL, 3270 WOOD AVENUE - HARRY H. MARLOWE, VIOLET I.
MARLOWE, W LFRE IRA RISHEL,
KEITH A. ROBERTSON
OREGON PROTECTI VE AGENCY,. 2273 HlI:'YARD STREET - WILLIAM McLEOD, O. ELIZABETH
McLEOD
I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY ~. KOPPE THAT THE APPLICATIONS FOR LICENSE
I' RENEWALS BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
13 THE FOLLOWING APPLl-C'ATIONS FOR RENEWAL OF ROOMING HOUSE LICENSES, AS APPROVED BY THE I
POll CE, Fl RE, BUI LDI NG AND HEALTH DE'PARTMENTS WERE SUBMI TTED: e
MR. AND MRS. JOHN D.COSTELL, '954.WEST 3RD AVENUE I
EL PRADO' MOTE, I 055 WEST 6'THAvENUEI - CONLEY :LANHAM
S. E. EMMERSON, 637 WEST 7TH AVENUE
HOFFMAN RESIDENCE, 140 WEST 6TH AVENUE - NELL G. HOFFMAN
KENNEDY MOTEL, '-1522 \\lEST 6TH AVENUE - FRANCES WALDRON
MRS. DOROTHY A. LICHTY, 1035 JEFFERSON STREET I
MI LLS MOTEL', '5'68 ' WEST' 7TH AVENUE- BELMONT DE LAMAR
PIONEER MOTEL, 1095 WEST 7TH AVENUE ~ WILLIAM T. HOBSON
MR. AND MRS. S. D. WALLI NG, 633 WEST 8TH AVENUE
MOTEL WIL-MAR, 571 WEST 6TH AVENUE - W. G. ROWE
MARTIN VANGSNES, 760 WASHINGTON STREET
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I T WAS MOVED BY MR., OWEN, ,SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE APPLICATION OF MILLS MOTEL,
568 WEST 7TH AVENUE, BE SEGREGATED AND REFERRED TO .THE PUBLIC SA~ETY COMMITTEE. MOTl ON CARRI ED.
I T' WAS MOVED ByMR .:'! GOD\:;OVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE BALANCE OF THE APPLICATIONS
FOR RENEWAL OF ROOMING HOUSE LICENSES ~E APPROVED. . MOTION CARRIED.
14 CONSENT TO-ANNEXATION OF AN AREA .ETWEEN ~YLERAND' JACKSON STREETS~FROM, 26TH TO THE ALLEY .
BETWEEN 26TH AND 27TH AVENUES WAS SUBMITTED BY GERTRUDE DALE.
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, ,SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE THAT ~HIS CONSENT TO ANNEXATION BE
REFERRED TO THE PuBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED.
15 CONSENT TO,;ANNEXATI ON Of" ,AN AREA IN CI TY VI EW PARK WAS SUBMI TTED BY PROPERTY OWNERS IN
THE AREA.
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THE MAYOR ORDERED, IN THE ABS~NCE OF OBJECTCONS, THAT THE CONSENT TO ANNEXATION BE REFERRED
TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE.
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16 COMMUNICATION FROM PROPERTY OWNERS ON DONALD STREET - RE: LOCA~jON OF THE ~IDEWALK ON THE
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EASTERLY SIDE OF DONALD STREET BETWEEN 34TH PLACE AND 35TH AVENUE, WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS
FOLLOWS: II
' nTH ISLE T.TER IS IN REGARD TO 'PUR RECENT DECISION ON OUR PET1TION FOR A WAIVER OF
THE STANDARD LOCATI ON OF, TH,E., S.I DEWALK ON THE EASTERLY SI DE OF DONALD STREET BETWEEN 34TH I
PLACE AND 35TH AVENUE. I
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THE HOUSES LOCATED AT 3475, 3485, AND 3505 DONALD STREET WERE CONSTRUCTED, PR I OR T,O I
THE PAVING OF DONALD STREET, BY PRIVATE CONTRACTORS WHO NEGLECTED TO OBTAIN A SIDEWALK OR I
CURB GRADE FROM THE.CITY[NGINE.E.R'S OFFICE BEFOR.E PAVING THE DRIVEWAYS. THEREFORE, THE !
EXISTING DRIVEWAYS ARE NOT AT THE PROPER ELEVATION TO CONFORM WITH: THE GRADE OF ~HE SIDE-- I
WALK IF IT WERE TO BE PLACED AT THE STANDARD LOCATION ONE FOOT FROM THE PROPERTY LINE. I
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I F THE 51 DE~.A'LK IS 'I"LA'CE.D AT THE STANDARD LOCATION, THE PROPERTY OWNERS ARE GOING TO
BE PENALI ZED NOT ONLY FOR. ADDI TI ONAL COST OF CHANGI NG THE GRADE- OF THE EXI STI NG DRI VEWAYS,
BUT ALSO FOR THE EXPENSE OF FILL DIRT, ANOiA PORTION OF A NEW LAWN, OR FOR CONSTRUCTING A I
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RETAINING WALL, WHICHEVER I'S-MOST- APPLICABLE.
IN VIEW OF THE FACTS STATED ABOVE WE, THE UNDERSIGNED PROPERTY OWNERS, RESPECTFULLY I
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REQUEST YOUR REVIEW OF YOU~ DECISION ON OUR ORIGINAL PETITION FOR THE LOCATION Or'THE II
SIDEWALK AT THIS LOCATION. "
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THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTI~N CARRIED. : I
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FOR A CH'ARTER' HOUSE WAS SUBM I TTED AND READ AS 'tOLLOWS:
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I, '~ITH REFERENCE TO PREVIOUS CORRESPONDENCE AND CONF'ERENCES RELATIVE A SITE F'OR THE
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I NEW 'LANE COUNTY RED CRdi~ CHAPTER HOUSE, OUR B~ILDING COMMITTE~' WOULD L~KE TO SUGGEST
I TO THE CITY COUNCI ~ THAT WE PURCHASE fROM THE CI TY PROPERTY' EQUALL1'NG THREE LOTS 50' BY
II 50' OR A TOTAL OF I 80' BY 150' FROM THE PARCEL OF' LAND LOCATED AT~HE SE CORNER Of
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" CHAMBERS AND 14TH STREETS. THAT WE PAY THE CITY $3500.00 F'OR THIS LAND, HOLDING IN A
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Ii ,kSSESSMEN'T ON 1:4TH, STREET. As THIS PARCEL IS NOT PLOTTED IN LOTS, IT WOULD BE ACCEPTABLE
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Ii ~T IS OUR UNDERSTANDING At THIS WRITI~G T~AT N)NE ACRES O~ THIS PA~CEL HAS ~EEN
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!i TAKEN fROM THIS PARCEL FOR THIS TRANSACTION."
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18 Ii COMMUNICATION fROM THE SYNOD OF OREGON, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN THE U.S.A. - RE: .. COMME'ND-,
, ING iHE CITI,ZENS OF EUGENE AN~ THE CHURCHES F'OR THEIR SUCCES~FUL OP~OSITlON TO THE EXTENSlbN Of
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II DOG RAC I NG 'I N EUGENE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS rOLLOWS: ' ;. ~ :J;
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![ "THE SYNOD OF' OREGON AT ITS RECENT MEETING TOOK THE FOLLOWING ACTION AND DIRECTED
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II WE COMMEND THE GOOD CITIZENS OF EUGENE AND THE CHURCHES THERE FOR THEIR SUCCESSfUL
I, OPPOSITION TO THE, EXTENS10N OF DOG' RACING TO THEIR CITY. WE WOULD URGE THE CITIZE~~
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I' BY THE GAMBLING AND DOG RACING INTERESTS. WE ARE HEARTENED BY .THE fACT THAT DOG' RA~C:I NG
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i: HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM MULTNOMAH STADIUM IN THE CITY OF PORTLAND, AND BY THE fACT THAT
'I BEGINNING NEXT YEAR ITWI LL BE REPLACED BY, THE CLEAN AND WHOLE.SOME 'AMER i CAN SPORT Of
Ii BASEBALL". " , , " , :
Ii IT WAS ORDERED BY THE MAYOR, IN THE ABSENCE OF OBJECTIONS, THAT THE ~OMMUNICATION BE
II RECEI VED AND PLACED' ON F"I LE'.
. 19 Ii COMMUNICATION fROM KENNETH H. WOLLENWEBER - RE: REQUEST fOR TWO CURB CUT~ WAS SUBMITTED'
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iI EAST REQUIRES TWO CURB CUTS AS SHOWN ON THE DRAWINGS. THE DESIGN WAS CARRIED OUT TO fAC-
I! ,I LI TATE TWO CARS I N THE CARPORT AND OF'F' STREET PARKI NG. I BELIEVE THAT THE DRIVEWAY
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20 ,I COUNCIL BILL No. 1939 - RE: AMENDING ORDINANCE #9188, SECTION X, C-I LiMITED COMMERCIAL
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e II fOR INGRESS AND EGRESS". ,
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I' SECOND TIME B~ TITLE ONLY"WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of THE COUNCIL. MOTION'CARRIED UNANiM6U~LY
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II IT,WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE,' SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE RULES BE SUSAEND;D AND THE BI, LL,
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1: AS AMENDED, BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TI~LE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of THE COUNC(L~ 'MOTION
Ii. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
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I! APPROVED AND GIVEN F'INAL PASSAGE. ROLLCAlL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. THELBlLL
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21 COUNCIL B1LL-No. 1942 -' RE: IMPROVE ALLEY BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH AVENUES fROM POLK- TO TA~LOR
II STREETS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE fiRST TIME I N F'ULL.
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BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WIT~ UNA~IMpUS CONSENT ,oF ,THE C?UN~IL. MOTl ON CARR I ED
UNANIMOUSLY AND 'THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
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IT WAS MOV.ED B'rl M~"."GODL,oVE, S.f;eONDE~ BY MR. KOPPE THAl: THE COUNe I L BI LL' BE APPROVED AND
GIVEN FINAL PASSAGEr RoLLCALL VOTE. ,.ALL"eOUNCILMENPRESENT VOTl NG AYE., THE BI,LL WAS DECLARED
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22 COUNC I L 131 LL N'o. I 943 - RE.:, ADOPTING PLANS AND.SPEC)FICATIONS YOR IMPROVEMENT OF ALLEY
BETWEEN 7TH AND ~TH AV,EcNUES F:ROM POL~' .TO TAYlOR STREETS WAS' SUBMLTTED AND READ THE FI RST. TI ME
I N FULL'. :
I TWAS MOVE,DBY MR,.' iGODLOVE,SECONDED' BY, MR,. KOPPE ~HAT THE BILL' BE READ, TH~ SECOND TIME BY
TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS ,CONSENT OF ~HE ,CO~N~)L. MOTION CARRIED UNA~IMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS
READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
I T WAS MOVED .BY MR. GODLOVE,i.SECONDED BY MR.. KOPPE THAT THE RULES BE SUSPEND.ED AND THE BI LL
BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF T~E COUNCIL. MOTl ON CARR I ED e
'UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
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I,T WAS MOVED BY MR.; GpDL,9VE.,SECONDED BY MR.' 'KOPPE THAT THE COUNCI L 'BI.LL BE APPROVED AND
GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. AL~COUNCILMEN PRESENT V9TING AYE. THE BILL WAS DECLARED,
PASSED AND NUMBERED 10643.
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LIMITS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN rULL.
IT WAS MOVED BX MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY' MR. 'KOPPE THAT THE BI LL BE READ THE SECOND TI ME BY
TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS, CONSENT OF" THE COUNCIL~ MOTl ON CARRI ED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BrLL WAS
READ THE SECOND TI ME ,BY TI;TLEONLY.
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BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTl ON CARRI ED
UNANIMOUSLY AND THE;BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE COUNC.! L BI, LL BE .APPROVED AND
GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. THE BILL WAS DECLARED
PASSED. AND NUMB.ERED I 06;4~,. , .
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24 COUNCIL BILL No. 1945 - RE: ADOPTING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR SANITARY SEWER I N AREA
BETWEEN (31 LLARD' ROAD AND THE SO.U.TH CI TY ,LI MI TS.. WAS SUBMI TTEDAND,READ THE f'I RST TI ME I N FULL.
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BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS ~O_NSEN,T or 'THE,COUNtIL. .MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUS,LY AND TH.E BILL I
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BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTl ON. CARRI ED I
UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TI~E, BY TITLE ONLV. I
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GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE~ R.OLLCALL. VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE.' THE BILL WAS DECLARED 11
PASSED AND NUMBERED 10645.
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COUNCIL BILL No. 194f?:",RE:..LEVYING THE ANNUAL TAX LEVY rOR.THE'CITY FOR THE FISCAL YEAR II
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JULY I, 1955 THROUG!'I JUNE: 30., 195(1 WAS 'SUBM I TTED ,AND READ, THE FI RST T I ME I N FULL. i
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BV e
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TITLE ONLY,' WITH,UNANIMQUS CPNSENTOF THE COUNCIL. 'MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS I
READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. ~
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BE' READ THE THI~P TIME B~ iljlE ONLV, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE. COUNCIL. ' MOTION CARR1ED I
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UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BJLL W~S_~EAD THE THIRD TIME 'BY TITLE'ONLY.
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GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. RO.LLql.:.L'VOTE.... A.LL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE.. THE BILL WAS DECLARED I
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PA$SED AND NUMBERED' I 0646. , , . . . . . , ,
26 COUNCIL BILL No. 1947 - RE: PROVIDING FOR NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS OF ASSESSMENTS FOR I
STREET, ALLEY AND,' SEWER ,I MPROVEMENTS WAS SUBMI TTEO AND READ THE FI RST TI ME IN'rULL. i, ,
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IT WAS MOVED. BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY ,I
TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS ~ONSENTrOF THE COUNCIL. 'MOTION,CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS I
READ THE SECOND'TIME. BY TfTLE ONlJ. . .
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1\ UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY.
Ii IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GOD~OVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND
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II PASSED AND NUMBERED 10647.
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27 II PROCLAMATION - RE: CANVASS OF VOTES FOR SPECIAL CITY ELECTION TO AMEND THE CHARTER BY
AUTHORIZING, EMPOWERING AND DIRECTING THE COUNCIL TO LEVY AND COLLECT A TAX UPON REAL AND
I! PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR ONE YEAR INTHE AMOUNT OF $165,000.00 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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A MEASURE ON OFFICIAL BALLOT No. 50-51 ENTITLED: I
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Ii DATED THIS 11TH DAY Of JULY, 1955. "
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28 Ij RESOUUTION - RE: LEASE BETWEEN CITY OF EUGENE AND THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA COVERING
II RENTAL Of THE OLD LINCOLN SCHOOL BUILDING WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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I II "BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COtlNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE THAT V. E. JOHNSON,
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MAYOR, AND HENRY F. BEISTEL, CITY RECORDER, BE AND THEY ARE HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO MAKE,
n EXECUTE AND DELIVER ON BEHALF OF THE CITY OF EUGENE THAT CERTAIN EEASE AGREEMENT BETWEEN
I THE CITY Of EUGENE, AS LESSOR, AND THE UNITED STATES Of AMERICA, AS LESSEE, COVERING THE
I REAL PROPERTY AND'BUILDING COMMONLY KNOWN AS THE LINCOLN SCHOOL PROPERTY LOCATED IN THE
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CITY OF EUGENE, WHICH LEASE COMMENCES JULY I, 1955 THROUGH JUNE 30, 1956, OR WHICH MAY BE I
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