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Home My WebLink About10/10/1955 Meeting ~"i7";~ 1"\ I Va e . ~~---- - ~ --- - --- - - -- --- -------- ..... ---- ----..,.,.--,,------,----------..,,. ~-- - - ------ - ------ --- - -~----- ---_._------~--~-- -- ---- -- - --,- ~.- - - - -- . '-- - - --- - -~. -,'.- .- - --. -..~ --.. -- - - -- . -. .. . " ~ '+ - . - .. . . - -. -. - - - . - -. -. . _. ... . -.'- - - ,. - . " - -- ..- -- - .. - -. ~-_.. ... - - -- - ~ - I COUNCIL CHAMBERS, EUGENE, OREGON, OCTOBER 10, 1955. '\ THE REGULAR MEETING OF' THE COMMON COUNCIL OF' THE CITY OF' EUGENE WAS HELD ON OCTOBER 10, 1955 AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS. THE MEErlNG WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY HIS HONOR, MAYOR V. E. JOHNSON WITH THE ~OLLOWING COUNCILMEN PftEstNT: MR. KOPPE, MR. WATSON, MR. SHEARER, MR. HARTMAN, AND MR. SHISLER. MR. OWEN TOOK HIS SEAT IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:~2 P.M. COUNCILMEN BOOTH 'AND GODLOVE WERE ABSENT. - . , .. THE MINUTES OF' THE LAST REGULAR MEETING HELD ON SEPTEMBER 12 AND 26, 1955 WERE READ AND APf;>ROVED. { I -BILLS AGAINST THE,VARIOUS CITY DEPARTMENTS FOR THE MONTH OF' SEPTEMBER, 1955 WERE,SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: " .. " I "}, I,i . . ,',,, e GENERAL FUND ,." , ~: !'h' , PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM $-3,986.17 DAVIDSONIS BAKING COMPANY, $ , "' 82.3t9 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM 3,041.70 DICK'S MIDWAY MARKET :',,14-4,:0 AETNA LIF'E INSURANCE COMPANY I ,380.61 DONALD C. DICKEY ,616.6'6 ! PACIFIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 1,047.40 DI ETZGEN COMPANY , , .7'2 EUGENE HOSPITAL & CLINIC 28.00 EARL E. DILTS ' 1,7.34,.;00 I FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF' PORTLAND 1,31.25 w. DION , , : ,10..00 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF' PORTL~ND 12.50 GLENDON H. DOTSON ,ii, " "'25 .,00 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF' PORTLAND, 9.25 DUNCAN PARKING METER CORPORATION '364'.00 STATE OF' OREGON TAX COMMISSION 802.79 MRS. .Ons DYER ~ ~4.,50 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF' PORTL~~D 7,899.80 EAGLE SIGNAL CORPORATION 358.42 DANI EL O. POTTER, TREASURER, \ 134.51 EoF'F' ELECTRIC COMPANY , 24.85 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER 4,960.40 EUGENE AUTO Top SHOP ,24.00 V. E. JOHNSON, MAYOR 100.00 EUGENE COLD STORAGE LOCKERS 82.64 EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY 3,490.75 EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS Co. 5,1 9 . 29 LANE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIE~Y 750.00 EUGENE FARMERS CREAMERY ,2.00 STATE OF' OREGON INDUSTRIAL Acc~'\ 830.00 EUGENE-LANE COUNTY ASSN. INS. AGTS. 459.75 ADDRESSOGRAPH-MuLTI GRAPH CORPORATION 38.15 EUGENE LAUNDRY & LINEN SUPPLY 82.87 ERNEST V. ALLEN 15.92 EUGENE OUTDOOR STORE 56.48 . ALLUM BROTHERS LUMBER COMPANY 19.24 EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY '14.83 AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF' PARK EXECUTIVES 15.00 EUGENE PLANING MILL 57.32 AMERICAN STEEL & SUPPLY COMPANY 85. 24 EUGENE PLUMBING & HEATING COMPANY 15.82 ARCHIS MOTOR TUNE-UP 14.76 EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL COMPAN~ 2,51.68 ARTiS GARBAGE SERVICE 10.50 EUGENE SURPLUS SALES STORE ...' 2.36 ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS 1.38 EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD I ,6,94.84 I AUTOMATIC HEAT COMPANY 4.80 EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 9,571.73 AUTO TRUCK ALIGNING & BRAKE SERVICE , 5.17 EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY COMPANY , 29.20 II MR. RONALD BEVIER 1.00 FARMER BROTHERS ,112.00 BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE 26.75 w. P. FULLER & COMPANY 24'.42 BRIGHTER HOMES ELECTRICAL 38.25 DRS. FURRER-McMILAN-& PATTON 188.40 I I BE AR I NG SU,PPL Y, COMPANY 9.83 THE GARLOCK PACKING COMPANY 9.70 DUDLEY B; BLATCHLEY 60.00 GENERAL PETROLEUM CORPORATION 93.14 BLIS& PLATING WORKS 2.00 E. C. GOODLIN PIANO COMPANY . ,126.00 BRADIS BODY & FENDER SER~ICE 48.75 GRAylS FEED & SEED COMPANY - );"8.,6$ F. K. ,BREWER SALES & SERV ICE 15.40 GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY " 1.5.0~ I CHARLES BRUNING COMPANY, I Ne. 43.46 HENRY C. GUTHRIE ~.~ .' J 7.,414- E. H. BURRELL 33.24 GUARD PUBLISHING COMPANY /37:3. 0:9 'I BURROUGHS CORPORATION 3.39 GUNDERSON BROS. ENGINEERING CORP. 6,144.00 Ii - THE BUSINESS EQUIPMENT C~NTER 18.00 GEORGE A. HALTON COMPANY 29.89 II C & S ELECTRIC COMPANY 24.14 HAMILTON ELECTRIC 14.62 I GE~RGE F. ~AKE COMPANY 559.25 CLARE K. HAMLIN & B. KING MARTIN " 1'55.00 STANLEY L. CANNON 60.00 HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES COMPANY 2,141.80 CARLSON, HATTON & HAY, I NC. 62.10 HARR MOTOR SUPPLY 21.72 CARSON SAW SHOP 8.00 HEINKE WHOLESALERS 1..41 CASC~DE NATURAL GAS CORPORATION 23.14 HENDERSHOTTS .70 CASCADE TITLE COMPANY 1.00 HOWARD HERIDER 23.'69 CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 6.37 WI LLI S J. HI LL 60.00 THE, CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 218.30 l.- H. HOLEMAN 10.00 CHASE ,COMPANY 16.00 ROBERT A. HOLLAND 86.68 I LELAND N. CHRISTENSEN 60.00 HORN PRINTING COMPANY 69.25 JAMES E. CLARK , 59.34 HUF'F'MAN'S AUTO GRINDING SERVICE 29.28 w. C. CLUBB 6.86 INTOXIMETER ASSOCIATION 6.9.21 COMMERCIAL AUTO SUPPLY 4.43 IRISH-McBROOM PACKING COMPANY 27. II COMMERCIAL OF'F'ICE SUPPLY COMPANY 120.53 IVERSON PA I NTS, INC. ' 88.51 I CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY COMPANY 78.42 CARL E. JONES 60.00 COxls HOME CANNERY 161.40 BRUCE KEEN 16.00 CRESSEY'S 17.55 KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY 3;]6.98 CARL C. CUD6EBACK 60.00 KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY 305.30 e I I ! jj I ..... ': ~ [;" i7 (;' U60 e - --~ - - ---- -~- ---- --~- ------------ - -- ------------ --,-' ._----~---- ----- .- - -- --"--'--- - - --- ~------- -----_. -- -, . - -- --- - - - . ,-- -- -- - -- - - - ~ - ,- - -.- - . - -- . - -'-. - . -' '. - ..-' - -.. - - -- - - .. - - ~. . ., - ". '- - <- - -- . ~-, - . - -.- ---- -- a_ - .- -______ - __ _._ _____ -_ - ___ _____ __ - __ ___ _,_ __ - _"'~___~_~'_____ ._._____ __.__ _._ __u_ 'r---- GENERAL fUND, CONTINUED I JOE KOHLER $ 3.00 RAYMAC' LUMBER COMPANY $ 110.00 KOKE-CHAPMAN COMPANY 39 . 20 REAR'S fARM SERVICE 2.95 R. E. LAFFERTY & SONS 220.93 THE RECORD MART 25.00 I LANE COUNTY fEED & SEtD\COMPAN~ 4.50 ,RETREAD TIRE SHOP 28.40 I LANE GARBAGE SERVICE " 15.70 REXIUS fUEL SER~ICE 9.00 , II ELMER LARSEN I' 4.25 RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION 1,759.95 II JOHN LAURILA, JR. \, " 12.50 MILTON ROY COMPANY 103.00 Ii i LINK-BELT COMPANY 11.19 SCHARPF'S,TwIN OAK BLDRS. SUPPLY 6.20 ,I I i A. L. LLUELL YN 3.00 SCHRADERS 70.00 II I LOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE, INC. 200.00 SECRETARY OF STATE 112.20 I I II ED LORENCE COMPANY 4.73 E. P. SHARP 3.00 i, MCCRACKEN BROTHERS MOTOR fREIGHT 21.84 W. O. SHOEMAKER 71.00 I: EVERETT A. MCKINNEY 25.80 SILVA CHEVROLET COMPANY 76.44 Ii MARCHANT CALCULATORS, INC. 41.20 SKEIES JEWELRY STORE 27.50 " II MINE SAFETY ApPLIANCE COMPANY 15.00 WILLIS H. SMALL fEED COMPANY 17.70 'I II e MONTGOMERY WARD COMPANY 96. I 2 SMEED SOUND SERVICE 262.20 1: MOTO-MIX CONCRETE COMPANY 78.75 BERNIE SMITH, DISTRIBUTOR 23.13 ;1 MUNICIPAL fiNANCE OFFICERS ASSN. ; 30.00 SPARKY'S GARBAGE 22.60 I: GEORGE MYRMO & SONS 2.23 Eo S.STANLEY 59.55 II THE NEEP EQUIPMENT COMPANY 7.20 WILLARD H. STEVENS 60.00 I: N~ELD'S SEA fOODS -7.90 CONRAD E. STEWART '60.00 I NORR'IS-WALKER PAl NT MFG. COMPANY 280.00 SUNBLEND 8.80 Ii NORTHWEST INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY COMPANY 4.20 CECIL L. THOMPSON- 60.00 ,I I I II I NUDELMAN BROTHERS ' ' '..677.65 TIFFANY-DAVIS DRUG COMPANY 3.75 !I I, I NURNBERG SCIENTIF~C '28.64 'MRS. IRENE TITUS, 15.00 'I I! OLDFIELDS' ELECTRIC COMPANY , 2.20 TOMMY'S PAINT POT 14.88 Ii JAY f. OLDHAM ..-'/ ,39.50 TROPICAL PAINT COMPANY 4.43 'I II ORCHARD AUTO 'PARTS COMPANY " '\.;. 39.06 iUNIVERSAL EQUIPMENT COMPANY - 16.48 I, OREGON EGG PRODUCERS , 64.20 ALBERT VIK & SON ,67.00 P OREGON fRUIT CORPANY . ' ;16.54 VITUS ELECTRIC SUPPLY COMPANY 1.3.70 OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY 46.83 JOHN ,WARREN HARDWARE, I NC. 36.10 PACIFIC fLUSH TANK COMPANY - , , 1.58 WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANy 14.25 ',. . PAC I F I C fRUI T & ,PRODUCE'COMPANY , ' ,2.00 DR. HERRICK WHEELER, 375.00 : PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAP~ COMPANY 877.77 WIGGINS COMPANY, INC. 195.23 I PACKER-SCOTT COMPANY 2.23 T. C. WILDISH 679.32 , PAPE' BROTHERS :' ~ ., 7.37 WILLAMETTE CONCRETE PRODUCTS 75 "99 . PARMENTER PONTIAC COMPANY 7.86 WILLAMETTE STATIONERS 109.98 'JOHN W. PENNINGTON 250';'00 WILLAMETTE VALLEY PAPER COMPANY 42.80 PENNSYLVANIA SALT MFG. COMPANY 1,368.35 ROBERT WI LL I AN 51.00 II PETTY CASH '; I 06.34 ELTON WILLINGHAM' 3.00 Ii WI L TSHI RE 'S 'I Eo PLANT ' 8.00 25.65 I, I, RAY D. POLLARD :"5.00 WOODBURY - EUGENE 10.00 ii , DANI h O. POTTER, TREASURER 4,197.76 WYATT'S 4.25 il I ',I I DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER 1,172.70 JAMES W. YARBROUGH 3.00 I' Ii 'I ELL IS RACKLEFF 60,.50 JAY f. OLDHAM 3,328.18 II SPECIAL SEWER fUND STREET, BRIDGE, DRAINAGE C & M fUND il I II 1, EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE COMPANY, $ 499.80 [UGENE SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY $ 93.50 il EUGENE PLANING MILL 1.77 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER 4.65 I' ,I EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY 209.21 1-. C.WI LDI SH 1,740.43 :1 II DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER l. C. WI LDI SH I i 86.58 2,193.78 Ii EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL 148.40 'I I: II , e AI RPORT CAPI TAL I MPROVEMENT FUND DOG fUND ,I ,i , 'I RAY W. PRESTON $ 300.00 HARRY L. CHASE, COUNTY CLERK $ . 4,6. 40 :! DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT fUND StANTON W. PAYNE ,$. "5,853.66 To C. WILDISH $ 2, 41 2.78, STANTON W. PAYNE ' .,3,849. 15 T.C. WI LDI SH 9,145.80 STANTON W. PAYNE 1,9,5.61 STANTON W. PAYNE 5,449'.50 T..C. WILDISH ',4,332.32 STANTON W. PAYNE 5,267.70 STANTON W. PAYNE <,3,464.75 STANTON W. PAYNE 5;256.00 :1 STANTON 'W. PAYNE 12,036.~4 S,TANTON W. PAYNE 2,632.50' II EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 109.97 T. C. WILDISH . 172.03 I ;, T., C. WI LD ISH ' 1,076.70 EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 139.94 II T..C. WILDISH " ~ ',21 3 . 64 T. C. WILDISH 14,840.28 1\ i I fRED STUBBERT 540.00' I . I' I , " IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. HAR~MAN THAT THE BILLS, AS SUBMITTED AND READ, Ii BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFicER~ BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW uP THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. II II ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTl ON CARR 1 EO. 'I 1\ II II :1 \ Ii e 'I II I !I II \ Ii .... 1 Ij i- '7 ,~ ')f <- ll.' , 'It e ~---~- - .-- ~~ - ~.- --_._~-. -----~---.. -c.--.-,----__ ----~~_____._.____,____--_______..,_~-~ __,....,~~-_______._~__________ ___ _______________ __ __.____ _____ - .- -. - -- ~ ~ _.- . - -- -.-- -. - ~ _. --- -.. - - . -. . -. . -.. -. --. -. .. - . -. . . - .'. - . ,- - - 4--.-- - ~--- '. . .' , ~- -. .-- + C ---.- .." - I 2 THE FOLLOWING MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES WERE SUBMITTED: '" , EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY " I,ST & FI NAL - STORM SEWER - AREA BETWEEN FRI ENDLY AND POLK STREETS FROM 24TH TO 26TH AVENUES - $ 1.48.40 EUGENE WATER AND ELECTRIC BOARD I 1ST & FINAL, WIDENING WEST BROADWAY FROM OLIVE STREET TO THE ALLEY I BETWEEN OLIVE AND CHARNELTON STREETS - $ 109.97 1ST & FINAL, SANITARY SEWER - AREA BETWEEN DILLARD ROAD AND SOUTH 1.,1 NE 2ND ADDI TI ON TO SUNNY HOLLOW FROM EAST A,MAZON DRI VE TO WEST HILLSIDE DRIVE - $ I 39.94 $ 249.91 I STANTON W. PAYNE e I 1ST, PAVING TYLER AND VAN BUREN STREETS FROM 24TH TO 26TH AVENUES AND 25TH AND 26TH AVENUES FROM JACKSON TO TYLER STREETS - $ 2,632.50 IS~, PAV4NG 24TH AVENUE FROM FRIENDLY STREET TO WEST BOUNDARY OF~ ELLENDALE ADDITION - $ ,5., 256.00 I 2ND, PAVING JACKSON STR~ET FROM 24TH TO 26TH AVENUES - ,$ 5,267.70 .I 2ND, PAVING 18TH AVENUE FROM ALDER TO UNIVERSITY STREETS - $ 5,449.50 \"', 3RD, PAVING GLENOAK,DRIVE FROM 35TH TO 37TH AVENUES AND 35TH AVENUE , , ,FROM WI LLAMETJETO D,ONALD STREETS - $ ,12,036.54 "'}' "J 3RD, PAVING KNOB HILL LANE FROM 35TH TO 36TH AVENUES - i$" ;3:; 464.75 3RD, PAVING LINCOLN STREET'FROM 26TH AVENUE TO THE SOUTH BOUNDARY FRASIER-HYLAND ADD)TION - ' $, 3,849. 15 3RD, PAVING 32ND AVENUE FROM KINCAID TO UNIVERSITY STREETS - $ 5,853.66 . 3RD & FINAL, PAVING NORTH ADAMS STREET FROM CLARK TO CHESHIRE AVENUES - $ 195.61 $ 44,005.41 FRED STUBBERT 1ST, SIDEWALK ON 18TH AVENUE FROM ALDER TO UNIVERSITY STREETS - $ 540.00 T. C. WILDISH 1 1ST, BRIDGE OVER AMAZON CREEK AT 33RD AVENUE ''"' $ 1,740.43 " - I 1ST, WIDENING NORTH SIDE BROADWAY FROM OLIVE STREET TO THE ALLEY BETWEEN, OLIVE AND CHARNELTON ST~EETS - $ 1,076.70 1ST, PAVING CHESHIRE AVENUE rROM ASH TO ADAMS STREETS - .. 2~412.78 1ST, PAVING CLEVELAND STREfT FROM 18TH TO 23RD AVENUES - $ 9,145.80 ! I e 1ST & FINAL, CAVING ALLEY BETWEEN 7TH 'NO 8TH AVENUES FROM OLIVE ,~'- '\;" STREET TO ALLEY BETWEEN OL I VE AND '~,~Fl~METTE STREETS - $ 1,213.64 , .- f, 2ND, PAVING NORTH ADAMS STREET FROM CHESHIRE TO LEWIS AVENUES - $ 4,332.~2 2ND, SANITARY SEWER - AREA BETWEEN DILLARD ROAD AND SOUTH LINE 2ND ADDITION TO SUNNY HOllOW F'ROM EAST AMAZON DRIVE TO WEST"HILLSIDE DRIVE - $ '14,840.28 . I 2ND, PAVING 18TH AV~NUEFROM FERRY TO PATTERSON STREETS - $, 2, J 93.78 I ' , 2ND & FI NAL, PAVING ALLEY BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH AVENUES FROM POLK TO T AYLOR STREETS' - $ "172.03 '$ 37,1;27.76 - IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN THAT THE ESTIMATES, AS SUi:lMITTED AN" READ, I BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW UP THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. e j I , II I ...olll ~580 I, e ~--- -~-- -- -_._- - ~--- ----- -- ------ --- --- -- n , .. ~ - -- - - . --_. ~------- -------'-- - - - -~-- --- -- --. . - - . - - . ------- ------- =-- - -~- ~:"""'::'-_-.::..1 _ ______:.___-. __..:_.- 0-_ :___--__-=:....___.____ - --- -- -----:...-:..::......;.-.. _:._--~---~._.._---- -- -- --- -- - ,.. ~ 3 AN ESTIMATE WAS SUBMITTED BY ~HE BUREAU OF PARKS AND RECREAT10N TO JAY F. OLDHAM IN THE I AMOUNT OF $3,328.18 FOR GRADING AND IMPROVEMENT OF AMAZON PARK. \\ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. _OWEN THAT THE ESTIMATE, AS SUBMITTED AND READ, I' BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW uP THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ,I ROLLCALL VOTE. MOTION CARRIED. I' [I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE MATTER OF EXTENDING MR. OLDHAM'S II CONTRACT FOR THE GRADI~G AND IMPROVEMENT OF AMAZON PARK BE REFERRED TO THE HEALTH AND RECREA- It " TI ON COMMI TTEE. MOTION 'CARRIED. " " il 'i REPORTS OF OFFICERS I, , " ~ : " " A REPORT FROM THE CITY MANAGER - RE: " 4 MONTHLY DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS, IMPROVEMENTS, ET 'I CETERA WAS SUBMI TTED AND -READ AS FOLLOWS: I' II " "THE VALUE OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER, 1955 AMOUNTED :1 e TO $542,790.00 WHICH IS CONSIDERABLY MORE THAN THE $303,930.00 VALUE ISSUED DURING THE II SAME MONTH A YEAR AGO. 'I II THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED 86 CALLS DURING THE MONTH WITH AN ESTIMATED LOSS OF Ii " $6,792.63. THE NEW SOUTH SIDE STATION HAS BEEN tONNECTED TO THE ~IRE ALARM SYSTEM II AND THE DEPARTMENT HAS INSTALLED 8,000 FEET OF FIRE ALARM AERIAL WIRE ON POLES TO I CONNECT THE SENECA STATION TO 1HE FIRE ALARM SYSTEM. THE CREW STATIONED AT THE NEW ,I I' I 'SOUTH SIDE STATION HAVE CONSTRUCTED CURBS ALONG THE ALLEY AND SIDEWALKS AND STEPS IN II !! BACK OF THE FIRE STATION PREPARATORY FOR LANDSCAPING AND BUILDING A ROCK GARDEN. ,. " I' i' " FROM THE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT, , A COpy OF WHICH IS ON YOUR DESK, YOU WILL NOTE " ~ j THAT ALL POSITIONS ARE FILLED EXCEPT ~TWO. ONE BE I NG THE 'POSI TI ON OF TRAFF I C ENGI NEER, I' ,I A~D THE OTHER RESULTED FROM THE DEATH OF GEORGE E. DOORr PATROLMAN, WHO ~AD BEEN WITH " 'I THE DEPARTMENT FOR OVER FOUR YEARS. MR. DOOR WAS A VERY FINE POLICE OFFICER AND THE ,1 DEPARTMENT AND CITY WILL SORELY MISS HIS SERVICES. !: I II " !I EIGHT RECRUITS ~ERE EMPLOYED DURING THE MONTH A~D T~EY HAVE BEEN UNDERGOING A '\ VERY INTENSIVE TRAINING PERIOD. ALL RECEIVED 88 HOURS OF CLASSROOM ~RAINING I~ GENERAL !I POLICE WORK, PLUS ID4 HOURS OF IN THE FIELD TRAINING. ,I .. ' I, I' A WAVE OF BURGLARIES WHICH HAD BEEN PLAGUING US FOR SEVERAL WEEKS CAME TO AN ABRUPT I . :1 END WI TH THE 01 SeOVERY OF TWO' BUR'GLARSI N A WAREHOUSE. ONE OF THE MEN CHOSE TO AVOID II It PROSECUTION BY COMMITTING SUICIDE. THE OTHER SUBSEQUENTLY ENTERED A PLEA OF GUILTY :1 AND WILL SHORTLY BE SENTENCED. II II " DEPARTMENTAL VEHICLES WERE DRIVEN 27,778 MILES IN SEPTEMBER, USING 2,276 GALLONS OF " " II GASOLINE. DURING THE MONTH, ~E HAD 1,265 PARKING METE~S IN SERVI CE, 156 OF WHICH~WERE !I SHOP REPAIRED, AND 172 FIELD SERVICED. I, :i 'I THE MUNICIPAL COURT PROCESSED 775 CASES IN SEPTEMBER, 20 or WHICH RESULTED IN DIS- H 'I II MISSAL. :1 I I " THE COMMERCE INV~STMENT COMPANi I~ INTERESTE~ I~ THE PURCHASE OF LOT 12, BLOCK 5, (, " ii AND LOT 19, BLOCK 6 OF THE STOREY SUBDIVISION TO COLLEGE CREST. THE CiTY HAS A CLEAR TITLE TO LOT 19 AND HAS FORECLOSED ON LOT 12 AND IT IS MY RECOMMENDATION THAT THIS MATTER il BE RErERRED TO THE FINANCE COMMITTEE ~OR THEIR tONSIDERATION. ' ' I' :1 " I FURTHER WISH TO CALL TO y6UR ATTE~TION THAT AT YOUR MEETING ~N SEPTEMBER 12TH 1 il YOU VOTED TO ADJOURN THIS MEETING TO OCTOBER 31ST." Ii I - Ii IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECOND'ED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE REPORT OF '.:.THE CI TY MANAGER BE 'I 'I RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE AND THAT THE RECOMMENDATION COVERING POSSIBLE PURCHASE OF CITY 'I OWNED LOTS BE REFERRED TO THE FINANCE COMMITTEE. MOTl ON CARR I ED. II II 'REPORTS OF COMMITTEES ,I 'I I 5 A REPORT OF THE P~BLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON SEPTEMBER 2~,1955 - RE: REQUEST !I il OF ROBERT DAVIS TO CONSTRUCT A SIGN ON A RESTAURANT BUILDING; COMMUNICATION FROM THE PUBL'IC Ii UTILITIES COMMISSIONER; RECONSIDERATioN or COUNCIL BILL No. 1974;' REQUEST FOR VAcATION,OF'A 14 rOOT STRIP or PROPERTY BY HAZEN L. OLSEN; AND REQUEST or THE Eorr ELECTRIC COMPANY ~S SUBMITTED ii " AND READ AS rOLLOWS: - Ii, "PRESENT: COUNCILMEN KOPPE, BOOTH, AND GODLOVE; CITY MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY; CITY il Ii ENGINEER; CITY RECORDER;' MR. HAZEN OLSEN; AND MR. B. E. WALKER, MANAGER OF THE EOFF :1 ELECTRIC COMP~NY~ II I ~ , II .I I' ;1 II 1. p ,I 1: " Ii I) e ,I ~ I ~ II 1 I: \., e 5g 1 - - --- -- .- - - -, " i I I I . REQUEST OF ROBERT DAVIS TO CONSTRUCT A SIGN ON A RESTAURANT BUILDING AOJA~t~T. TO I 599 WEST BROADWAY - THE COMMITTEE REVIEWED THE REQUEST OF MR. DAVIS, AND DETERMI NED' THAT THE SIGN WOULD BE ON TOP OF THE RESTAURANT BUILDING AND WOULD NOT PROJECT OVER A PUBLIC RIGHT OF WAY. IT WAS THEIR RECOMMENDATION THAT A VARIANCE FROM THE SIGN CODE , , BE GRANTED. i 2. COMMUNICATION FROM THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONER - THIS COMMUNICATION IS A NOTICE or APPLICATION OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY FOR THE AUTHORITY TO CONSTRUCT AN ADDITIONAL INDUSTRIAL DRILL TRACK AT ~RADE, ACROSS FIRST AVENUE AND SENECA ROAD IN i EUGENE. I THE COMMITTEE VIEWED THE AREA WHERE THE DRILL TRACK WOULD CROSS THESE STREETS'AND RECOMMENDED THE APPROVAL OF THE REQUEST SUBJECT TO THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY OR THE INDUSTRIES SERVED FURNISHING ANY ADDITIONAL SAFETY DEVICES FOR HIGHWAy TRAFFIC THAT MIGHT BECOME NECESSARY AT SOME FUTURE DATE. ,3. RECONS I DERA TI ON OF COUNCIL BILL No. 1974 - THE COMMITTEE REVIEWED THE COUNciL BILL e ANDR~COMMENDED THAT ,THE ORDINANCE BE AMENDED TO REQUIRE INSTALLATION OF AN APPROVED TYPE WATER METER WHICH WOUL~ REFLECT ACCURATELY THE AMOUNT OF WATER IN CUBIC FEET-WHICH WOULD PASS THROUGH SUCH A LINE. THE COMMI TTEE A.~SO RECOMMENDED THAT THE ENFORCEMENT DATE BE SET AT MARCHI,;'} 9'56. ~ i REQUEST rOR VACATION OF A 14 FOOT STRIP OF LAND ON THE NORTH SIDE OF 18TH AVENUE I 4. I I FROM LINCOLN STREET TO THE ALLEY ON THE WEST - THE COMMITTEE HEARD A REQUEST FROM HAZEN I ~ AND DOR,OTHY OLSEN 'THAT. 'A 14 FOOT STRIP OF ,LAND ON THE NORTH SIDE OF 18TH AVENUE 'FROM I LINCOLN STREET TO THE ALLEY WEST BE VACATED. AFTER DISCUSSION, THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED I I I THAT THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS TAKE THE NECESSARY STEPS TO INITIATE A VACATION ON ALL PROPERTY ACQUIRED BY THE OPENING OF 18TH AVENUE BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND CHARNELioN STREETS SO THAT THE EXCESS PROPERTY NOT ACTUALLY INCLUDED IN THE 60 FOOT RIGHT or WAY WOU~D REVERT TO THE ADJACENT PROPERTIES. .' .1 5. REQUEST BY EOFF ELECTRIC COMPANY - THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THE REOUEST MADE BY EOFF I I ELEC,TR I C COMPANY ,AND 'RECOMMENDED THAT PERM I SS ION BE GRANTED F'OR THEM TO PLACE A FOUNDA- I TION APPROXIMATELY SEVEN INCHES INTO THE ALLEY RIGH.T Of' WAY APPROXIMATELY SEVEN FEET ! BELOW THE SURFACE OF THE ALLEY. THIS PERMISSION WAS GRANTED SUGJECT TO EOFF ELECTRIC COMPANY FURNISHING A BOND TO GUARANTEE THE REPLACEMENT OF THE ALLEY AND THE REPLACEMENT . OF ANY SEWER OR OTHER PUBLIC UTILITY SERVICE WHICH MIGHT BE DISTURBED DURING, THE PROCESS I SUCH CONSTRUCrlON TO BE ApPROVED BY THE CITY ENGINEER. " I OF CONSTRUCTION, 6 A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON SEPTEMBER 30, 1955 - RE: REQUEST I FOR A 60 FOOT CURB CUT; AND RECONSIDERATION OF COUNCIL BILL No. 1972 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ I , I AS FOLLOW~: I ; "PRESENT: COUNCILMEN KOPPE, BOOTH, GODLOVE, AND SHEARER; CITY MANAGER; CITY ENGINEER; I CITY ATTORNEY; CHIEF OF POLICE; AND THE CITY RECORDER. REPRESENTATIVES OF THE CENTRAL I HEATING COMPANY, PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY, AND THE EUGENE~ATER ~ND I ELECTRIC BOARD; M~. RAY MciNNIS; MR. FAY BENNETT; AND MR. DAN WYANT Of THE EUGENE ! I REGI STER-GUARD. I . REQUEST FOR A 60 FOOT CURB CUT ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 5TH AVENUE BETWEEN LAWRENct~A~D WASHINGTON STREETS (450 WEST 5TH AVENUE) - MR. BENNETT EXPLAINED TO THE COMMITTEE THAT THERE WAS SOME ERROR IN HIS ORIGINAL APPLICATION AND THAT HE DID NOT REQUIRE A 60 FOOT CURB CUT, BUT THAT HE WOULD REQUEST A 25 FOOT CURB CUT. THE COMMITTEE TOOK NO ACTION SINCE THIS MATTER COULD BE HANDLED AS AN ADMINISTRATIVE e MEASURE. J l . I 2. RECONSIDERATION OF COUNCIL BILL No. 1972 PROVIDING FOR.THE FILING OF PLANS AND PRO- F! LES FOR THE INSTALLATION OF POLES, PIPES AND OTHER OBSTRUCTIONS IN ALLEYS, STREETS, AND PUBLIC UTILITY EASEMENTS - THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE EUGENE WATER AND ELECTRtC BOARD, THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY, THE CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY, AND OTHER I NTER- ESTED CITIZENS WERE HEARD WITH RESPECT TO THIS PROPOSED ORDINANCE. . , ;' IT WAS THE RECOMMENDATION O~ THE COMMITTEE THAT THE INTERESTED PARTIES SUBMIT, BY I LETTER, SUGGESTIONS AND OBJECTIONS FOR THE COMMITTEE'S CONSIDERATION WI'TH RESPECT'~O: THE ORDINANCE AND THAT FOLLOWING RECEIPT OF SUCH LETTERS, THE COMMITTEE WILL AGAIN MEET WI, TH THE INTERESTED PARTIES." IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR.OwEN THAT THE REPORTS OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEES BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. I 7 A REPORT OF THE PuBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON SEPTEMBER 29, 1955 - RE: CON- SIDERATION Of AN APPLICATION FOR A PACKAGE STORE LICENSE, CLASS "A", J. F. ANDJ. W.' ASH; RE,- CONSIDERATION OF COUNCIL BILL No. 1971; AND CONSIDERATION OF TRAFfiC CONTROL CHANGES WAS SUB- MITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: .e ~ ~/ " e, 5g~ --.- - , - --- - - - - -- - --~ --~- ~- +i - - -~- - I . CONS1DERATJO~'OF A~ APPLICATION FOR A PACKAGE STORE LICENSE, CLASS "A"~ J. F.-AND I J. W.ASH- IT WAS THE REtOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THIS LICENSE APPLICATION, AS I NVEST! GATED BY THE_ POLl CE DEPARTMENT, BE APPROVED. I i I I : 2. RECONSIDERATION OF COUNCIL BILL No. 1971 - AFTER DISCUSSION OF THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE II ON CUTTING GRASS AND NOXIOUS WEEDS, IT WAS THE RECOMMENOATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE ORDINANCE'BE LE~~_AS IT IS NOW DRAWN WITH A FIRST CUTTING TO BE DONE BY JUNE 1ST AND A Ii SECOND CUTTING TO BE DONE BY AUGUST 1ST; IF NECESSARY. I: I 3. CONSIDERATION OF TRAFFIC CONTROL CHANGES - AFTER DISCUSSION, IT WAS THE RECOMMENDATION ! Ii OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE FOLLOWING TRAFFIC CONTROL MEASURES, AS RECOMMENDED BY THE CHIEF OF POll CE, BE APPROVEO:, " Ii I ! A. THAT STOP SIGNS BE' INSTALLED ON, 15TH AVENUE AT UNIVERSITY STREET AND ON ONYX II STREET AT 15TH AVENUE. II 'I I B. THAT., PARKING BE REMOVED ON WILLAMETJE,STREET FOR ACDISTANCE OF 86.5 FEET-NORTH II e OF THE NORTH LINE O~ 29TH AVENUE ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE I NTERSECTI ON, AND I' I I' 71.9 FEET NORTH OF THE NORTH LINE OF 29TH AVENUE ON-THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF THE II INTERSECTION WHICH WILL REMOVE PARKING BETWEEN THE CURB CUTS ON WILLAMETTE STREET IN Ii FRONT OF THE 29TH STREET SUPERMARKET AND IN FRONT OF THE UNION OIL STATION. I TWAS AtSO RECOMMENDED THAT THE BUS STOP CURRENTLY LOCATED ON 29TH AVENUE IMMEDIATELY WEST OF WILLAMETTE STREET BE RELOCATED ON WILLAMETTE STREET BETWEEN THE TWO CURB CUTS IN I! FRONT OF THE_29TH STRE~T, SUPERMARKET, FROM WHICH PARKING IS BEING REMOVED." ii II I " I I I T WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON;: SECONDED BY MR. 'KOPPE THAT THE REPORT OF THE PUBll C SAFETY II COMMITTEE BE ADOPTEP. :,MOTLON CARR lED. il I. -I 8 A REPORT OF THE ,FINANCE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON SEPTEMBER 30, 1955 - RE: COMMUNI CAT! ON :1 ; \1 I FROM RAY MCiNNIS, S~CRETARy-TREASURER OF CONSTRUCT10N GENERAL LABORERS LOCAL No. 85 WAS SUBMI TTED :1 . : AND READ AS FOLLOWS: :i 11 1 "PRESENT:' ,COUNC I LMEN BOOTH, SHEARER, KOPPE, AND GODLOVE; CITY MANAGER; CITY !I II ENGINEER; CITY ATTORNEY; CHIE~ OF POLICE; AND THE CITY RECORDER; MR. RAY MciNNIS; AND II MR. nAN WYAN~OF THE EUGENERE~ISTER-GUARD. - - , !I 'I " I . ,COMMUNI CAT! ON.' F:ROM RAY 'Mc I NNI S, SECRETARy-TREASURER OF CONSTRUCT I ON GENERAL LABORERS II LOCAL No. 85- MR. MciNNIS EXPLAINED HIS POSI~IONWITH REF~RENCE TO THE POSSIBILITY OF /. I -= SECURING A 40 ~OUR WORK WEEK EOR CITY EMPLOYEES A~ WELL AS THEIR DESIRE TO HAVE TWO PAY I, I' PERIODS PER MONTH. THE COMMITTEE ALSO HEARD REMARKS FROM SOME OF THE CITY OFFICIALS AS Ii TO THE: FEASIBILITY' OF THE REQUEST MADE BY MR. MciNNIS. Ii II 'I IT WAS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE CITY MANAGER AND THE F1NANCE II OFFICER STUDY THE POSSIBILITY OF A TWICE MONTHLY PAYROLL FOR THE CITY EMPLOYEES AND MAKE " I' " A REPORT 'TOTHE FI NANCE COMMI TTEE' WHEN SUCH STUDY I S COMPLETE. - : II I: , I, " i IT WAS rURTHER RECOMMENDED THAT THE QUESTION OF A 40 HOUR WORK WEEK rOR CITY ,I .d EMPLOYEES BE'REFERRED TO THE BUDGET: COMMI TTEE AT fHEIR NEX~MEETING." - !I 'I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE REPORT or THE FINANCE COMMITTEE I, I, iI BE ADOPTED. MOTl ON ,CARRI ED. I' I , ,. II I: PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS ![ ~ 11 9 AN APPLICATION FOR A PACKAGE STORE LICENSE, CLASS "8", WAS SUBMITTED BY O. H. AND EVA il ERICKSON, DBA BUDDIE'S GROCERY, 557 W1LLAMETTE STREET (CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP), AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. e IT WAS MOYED BY MR. ,KOPPE, SECONDED ,BY MR. OWEN THAT THE APPLICATION BE REFERRED TO-THE !i PUBLIC SAFETY COM~IJTEE. MOT ION CARR I ED,. -- II 10 AN APPLICATION rOR,A PACKAGE STORE LICENSE, CLASS "A", WAS SUBMITTED BY PETER C. AND il I RENE O. PRICE, DBA SUNNY HOLLOW GROCERY, 4183 DJLLARD ROAD (CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP), AS APPROVED '.1 Ii BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. I, _. -'. ., ii IT WAS MOVED BY MR~ KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN THAT THE APPLICATION BE REFERRED TO THE :1 PUBLI c SArETY COMMI TTEE.,' MOTl ON C;ARRIED. 11 'I 'I II AN APPLI CAll ON FOR A PACKAGE STORE LI CENSE, CLASS "8", WAS SUBMI TTED BY BI LL L. GEOR~E, II DBA WEST SIDE:MARKET, 657 JEFFERSON STREET (GREATER PRIVILEGE), AS APPROVED BY THE POLICi. I' DEPARTMENT. II II I , I T WAS MOVED BY MR: KOPPE,'SECONDED BY MR. OwEN THAT THE APPLI CATION BE REFERRED TO THE 'I I II , PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE.. MOTION CARRIED. .. .- I: . - Ii ' - - : II II II II II ji - II e I, !1 fi ~ ~ !i f"P r) ,,~~ I'-'.~ ,.,I' t) ',_ u :~ - -~-.- - - - - -- -.. - - - ._.n_" ~_ ___ ::~-__-~~. :..:-:-_-..-:-------=-----".~c_:_~~._:~ --=-.=-~:~_~--- _ _~~__=_--_~_--~___;;_::_~__:_;.------ __ ~~_______. _~____.__~-=-.__:_:;;,-----.----..----.~- _ -.,..-,",.___._.r_". - "I .. - - -- - , , , .. ~ - - _.-- 4 ____ - I AN APPLICATION r.OR A DISPENSER'S LICENSE, CLASS "A", WAS SUBMITTED BY THOMAS CHUNG, DBA CHUNG'S. CAFE, 26 WEST 7TH AVENUE (NEW LICENSE), AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. : ", IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE APPLICATION BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC5AFETY COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. .- l 13 THE FOLLOWING APPLI.CATIONS FOR RENEWAL OF ROOMING HOUSE .LICENSE, AS INVESTIGATED. B~ THE POLICE, FIRE, BUILDING, AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS, WERE SUBMITTED: ! BEL'LER'S HOUSE, '739 WEST 5TH AVENUE - MI NNI E .BELLER BROADWAY ROOMS, 372 WEST BROADWAY - EVA E. BRUNSON CARLSON HOUSE, 626 PEARL STREET - SHERMAN CARLSON MR. AND MRS. IRA C. HART, 752 JEFFERSON STREET HASKELL'S BOARDING HOUSE, 1040 HIGH STREET - EARLJACK HASKELL . LUNDSrROM'S ROOMING HOUSE, 1147 HIGH STREET - MARION & BLANCHE LUNDSTROM MARY E. MERSDORF, 448 WEST 8TH AVENUE PRATT APARTMENTS, 685 WILLAMETTE STREET - EVA & CHARLES S. PRATT e I ROBERTSON ROOMING HOUSE, 537 LINCOLN STREET - MRS. J. W. ROBERTSON E~LA SCHIER, 592 WEST BROADWAY VILES ROOMS, 648 WEST 5TH AVENUE ~ HILDA V1LES I NOLA WOODS, I 175 CHARNEL~ON STREET . , .I T WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN THAT THESE RENEWAL APPLl:CATIONS BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. I 14 I COMMUNICATION FROM ROAD KINGS - RE: ApPRECIATION FOR GRANTING THEM THEUSE OF MAHLON SWEET A I RPORT""f'OR THE I R DRAG RACE WAS SUBMI Tn!) AND READ AS F'OLLOWS: "PLEASE ACCEPT OUR DEEP'APPRECIATION EOR GRANTING US THE USE OF THE EUGENE MUNICIPAL AIRPORT FOR OUR BENEFIT DRAG RACE HELD LAST SUNDAY. THROUGH YOUR ACTION, WE WERE ABLE TO RAISE OVER FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS IN SPECTATOR ADMISSIONS AND REVENUE FROM THE CONCESSIONS I THAT WAS TURNED OVER TO THE ACTIVE CLUB FOR ITS UNDERPRIVILEGED CHILDRENS CHAR1TI~S. I I WE REALIZE THAT THEUSE OF CITY PROPERTY AND PARTICULARLY AN AIRPORT HANDLING COMM- ERCIAL AIRLINERS FOR A PROJECT SUCH AS THIS REQUIRES MUCH STUDY AND WORK BY MANY CITY OFFICIALS AND TO ALL THESE PEOPLE AND TO YOU, THANK YOU VERY MUCH FOR MAKING THIS BENEFIT POSSIBLE. " . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THIS COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED Am PLACED ON.FILE. MOTION CARRJ ED. - ;- ,~. . I ~ 15 COMMUNICATION FROM THE EUGENE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE - RE: '".; ALLOCATION FOR CONSTRUC~~ TION OF A LARGE SWIMMING POOL WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS F'OLLOWS: i " "THE EUGENE JUNIOR CH~MBER OF' COMMERCE HAS PASSED A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THAT THE I EUGENE CITY COUNCIL PLACE ON THE BALLOT IN THE NEXT CITY ELECTION THE FOLLOWI~G MEASURE: I THAT $140,000 BE ALLOCATED F'OR THE CONSTRUCTION OF' A LARGE SWIMMING POOL PROVIDING fACILITIES AS RECOMMENDED BY THE RECREATION COMMISSION,_ IN THE AMAZON PARK AREA, TO BE BUILT AS SOON AS POSSIBLE. If THIS MEASURE, IS PUT ON THE BALLOT,.THE.EUGENE J~NIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WILL SUPPORT IT BY MAKING VISITATIONS TO OTHER SERVICE CLUBS, FRATERNAL ORGANIZATIONS, P. T.. A. GROUPS, CHURCH CLUBS AND OTHER ORGANIZATIONS, EXPLAINING WHY THE POOL IS NECESSARY. e WE FEEL THAT A NEW SWIMMING POOL IS PART OF' AN ESSENTIAL PROGRESS PROGRAM fOR THE i CITY OF' EUGENE. " IT WAS MOVED BV MR~ KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN THAT THIS COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE HEALTH AND aECREATION COMMITTEE AND THE FINANCE COMMITTEE. MOTl ON CARRI ED. 16 I COMMUNICATION FROM THE EUGENE RECREATION COMMISSION - RE: CONSIDERATION Of SWIMMING POOL FACILITIES WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "THE EUGENE RECREATION COMMISSION HAS MADE AN EXTENSIVE 'STUDY OF THE PRESENT AND EUTURE REQUIREMENTS FOR SWIMMING POOL F'ACILITIES F'OR THE CITY OF' EUGENE. A REPORT ON THIS WAS SUBMITTED TO THE COUNCIL AT AN EARLIER DATE. THE EUGENE RECREATION COMMISSION WOULD LIKE AT THIS TIME TO URGE THE COUNCIL TO CONSIDER THE PROBLEM FURTHER AND RESPECTF'ULLY REQUESTS THAT A COMMITTEE OF THE COUNCIL I MEET WITH A COMMITTEE OF' THE RECREATION COMMISSION TO PROCEED WITH FURTHER PLANNING FOR ADDITIONAL SWIMMINGIFACILITIES FOR THE CITV." , ' i , IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THIS COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE HEALTH AND RECREATION COMMITTEE AND THE FINANCE COMMITTEE. MOTl ON CARRI ED. I I e I I' " II I ..olllll Ii ~_. --------- r f='~14 Db ~. . _. - - - - - ~- ---- -- - - - --- -- ~~--- __ _ _ _. ___.~u__ _ .. ---- --_. - - --- ' . - - . - . . . - - - ~ - - - _0. _ _ _ ~ . _ _ __ _. _ _.. _ . ~ . --- ------- -- -- -~---'.-....:~ --- ---- ----~--- . - -- "- -------~_.- --- - -_.-.- ----- - -- -- - ---.---- - ------------- -_.~ ------ ---- - -- - - - ~ VACATION OF" A , I 17 COMMUNICATI,ON F'ROM THE EUGENE CHURCH OF" SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTISTS - RE: II .-, SMALL STRIP OF' GROUND THAT ORDINARILY WOULD BE PART OF'TAYLOR STREET BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH AVENUES WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS F'OLLOWS: li I' . ,- ,I "IT IS MY UNDERSTANDING THAT DR. B. L. BOND HAS ALREADY TALKED WITH Y06ciR SOME 'I I, OF' THE CITY OF'FICERS ABOUT THE SITUATION THAT WE ARE F"ACING WITH REGARD TO OUR Ii I' SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTI S:T SCHOOL PROPERTY LOCATED AT 13TH AND TAYLOR. 11 " : 'I I THIS IS TO REQUEST THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO VACATE THE LITTLE STRIP OF' GROUND II Ii I THAT'WOULD ORDINARILY BE A PART OF .TAYLOR STREET BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH TO OUR ORGANIZA- " TION F'OR OUR SCHOOL. : i: " , I: , i WORD OF" YOUR F'AVORABLE ACTION WILL BE GREATLY ~PP.ECIATED." Ii i , Ii I I IT WAS MOVED BY 'MR. KOPPE, -SECONDED BY MR. OwEN THAT THE COMMUNI CATION BE REF'ERRED TO I! ! THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOll ON CARRI ED. :1 'I 11 18 COMMUNI CATION FROM MEMBERS OF' THE 'F.I RE DEPARTMENT - RE: CHARTER AMENDMENT ESTABLISHING II e d A 56 HOUR WORK WEEK AS THE MAXIMU~ F'OR EUGENE FIREMEN WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I :1 , I, f~E, THE UNDERSIGNED, MEMBERS OF THE EUGENE FIRE DEPARTMENT, RESPECTF"ULLY R~QUEST , :1 THAT YOU GRANT TO US A HEAR1~G AT THE EARLIEST CONVENIENT OPPORTUNITY TO CONSIDER 11 EVI DENCE WI TH RESP.ECT TO\,THESE TWO PROPOSALS: I, i I . THAT THE COUNCIL ENDORSE A CHARTER AMENDMENT ESTABLISHING THE 56 HOUR WORK :1 I WEEK AS THE MAXIMUM F"OR EUGENE FIREMEN;. . : 'I I :1 , : " ! ;1 1 2. THAT THE COUNCIL ORDER A SPECIAL ELECTION F'OR THIS AMENDMENT AS SOON AS I POSSIBLE. '1 ~ ~ ' " > , q " WE BELIEV~ THAT. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF" THE 56 HOUR WORK WEEK FOR THE EUGENE FIREMEN Ii WILL LEA~ TO A MORE EF'F"I~IENT F'IRE DEPARTMENT. BOTH PORTLAND AND SALEM HAVE THE 56 HOUR I' 'I WORK WEEK FOR THEIR FIRE DEPARTMENTS. EVIDENCE AS TO HOW IT IS WORKING OUT IN THOSE 1; , CITIES AND ELSEWHERE WILL BE PRESENTED AT THE HEARING ALONG WITH OTHER'EVIDENCE IN ii I SUPPORT OF' THE PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CHARTER." !I Ii 11 " IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON, SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THIS COMMUNICATION BE ~EF'ERRED 'I 'I . TO A COMMITTEE OF' THE WHOLE. MOll ON CARR I ED. I, I II I, 19 I COMMUNICATION F'ROM PERCY W. BROWN AND COMPANY - RE: PROPOSAL TO AUD I T THE. F',I NANC I AL !! , :: RECORDS OF' THE CI TY OF' EUGENE WAS SUBMl.TTED AND READ AS F'OLLOWS: " - . ~ I f~E PROPOSE TO AUDIT: THE. F"INANCIAL RECORDS OF' THE CITY OF EUGENE F'OR THE FISCAL II YEAR ENDING JUNE 30, 1956 F'OR THE SUM OF" Two THOUSAND DOLLARS ($2,000.00). THIS PROPOSAL CONTEMPLATES MAKING T~E AUDIT QUARTERLY WITH BRIEF' REP~RTS QUARTERLY, AND COMPLETE REPORT AT THE END OF' THE YEAR, AS IN THE PAST. . . :i SHOULD UNUSUAL CONDITIONS ARISE DURING THE COURSE OF' THE AUDIT, REQUIRING SUBSTAN- I; I I' TlAL SERVICES IN ADDITION TO THOSE USUALLY REQUIRED IN SUCH AN AUDIT, ADDI TI ONAL COM- Ii PENSATION WOULD BE EXPECTED, AFTER CONFERENCE WITH:YOU OR YOUR-REPRESENTATIVES." I: ~ ; " i ~ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR.:HARTMAN THAT T~IS COMMUNICATION BE REF"ERRED Ii , TO THE FINANCE COMMITTEE. MOTl ON CARR I ED. !! !, II ORDINANCES " " i: ,I e 20 COUNCIL BILL No. 1971 - RE: COMPELLING OWNERS OF' REAL .PROPERTY TO CUT AND REMOVE GRASS, >I " WEEDS, BUSHES, BRUSH, ET CETERA, SUBMITTED AND GIVEN FIRST AND SECOND READINGS ON SEPTEMBER 26, ;1 1955 WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. il : Ii I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR.OwEN THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL :1 ;I I BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED ,I I' I UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD liME BY TITLE ONLY. ,I ! !i . 'I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND II 'I GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. THE BILL WAS I, I; DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10672. - " I' 21 COUNCIL BILL No. '1974 - RE: REQUIRING INSTALLATION AND MAINTENANCE OF' METERS ON INSTALLA- II Tl ONS NOT SERVI CED BY',THE EUGENE WATER' AND ELECTRI C BOARD, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN F'IRST READING II 'I ON SEPTEMBER 26, 1955'WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. 11 I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME Ii ii BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL II WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. 'I I, II :1 " II I' " d 'I e ! il i: Ii ~ I' I, h'-'F~ -, ""18 JO" e _..~ -- --- _-:-.-_~---~7-~-~- .--:;--:--~-_-~-,----_;_c_:-~~- -,----- -----~___.:__- ---,----::_~~---_~_:-_-_~_:-~--_:__:_:_~~.;:_7-_~_____:__'______::;.~:____:__~::_:_.;__::_-_:_':; -_----,.-..; ---:::--_-:~c__::;_':"':'"- .c_- -.---;------;--:-,--__.~=__~_- --- -- - --- ',', ,- - .~ . -.. .. -- - -. - -- - - _. - -- ~ - .. I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE O~LY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN F'INAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, EXCEPT MR. WATSON WHO ABSTAI NED. MESSRS. BOOTH AND GODLOVE ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10673. 22 COUNCIL BILL No. 1976 - RE: DECLARING THAT NO ELECTION BE HELD INSIDE THE CITY FOR. ANNEXATION OF THE LEACH SUBDIVISION WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN F'ULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIM0US CONSENT OF' THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. e IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS C0NSENT OF THt COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND- GIVEN F'INAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND , GODLOVE ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10674. I 23 COUNCI'L BILL No. 1977 -.RE: ANNEXING THE LEACH SUBDIVISION TO THE CITY OF' EUGENE BY 100 PER CENT CONSENT OF' REAL PROPERTY OWNERS WAS SUBMI~TED AND READ THE FIRST TIME I N FULL. IT WAS MOVED ByMR~ KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND.THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ. THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND . GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND I GODLOVE ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10675. 24 COUNCIL BILL No. 1978 - HE: LEVYfNG ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING 25TH AVENUE F'ROM AGATE TO COLUMBIA STREETS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIMEIN F'ULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND PROPER NOTICE OF' ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOll ON CARR I ED. 25 COUNCIL BILL No. 1979 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING 21ST AVENUE F'R0M LINCOLN I TO LAWRENCE STREETS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN f'ULL. . . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT ~HE BILL BE LAID OVER AND PROPER J NOTICE OF' ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN ArF'ECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED. / 26 COUNCI L BI LL No. 1980 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS F'OR PAVING 22ND AVENUE FROM FRIENDLY TO ADAMS STREETS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME I N FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SE~ONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND PROPER e NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFF'ECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOll ON CARR I ED. .,/" /; 27 COUNCIL BILL No. 1981 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS F'OR PAVING 12TH AVENUE F'ROM WILLAMETTE TO OLIVE STREETS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE F'IRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND PROPER NOTICE OF' ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED. . RESOLUTI ONS 28 RESOLUTION - RE: PARKING AND STOP SIGN RESTRICTIONS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "WHEREAS, ORDINANCE No. 10419, PASSED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF' THE CITY OF' EUGENE ON APRIL 26, 1954, AND APPROVED BY THE MAYOR ON APRIL 27, 1954, PROVIDES THAT PARKING RESTRICTIONS AND STOP SIGN RESTRICTIONS ON THE STREETS OF THE CITY OF'EUGENE WHICH ARE I ESTABLISHED AFTER THE DATE OF THE PASSAGE OF' SAID ORDINANCE SHALL BE ESTABLISHED BY RESOLUTION, AND WHEREAS, THE COMMON COUNCIL, AFTER I NVESTI GATI ON, CONSULTATION AND STUDY, HAS DETERMINED THAT ADDITIONAL PARKING REGULATIONS AND STOP SIGN RESTRICTIONS SHOULD BE ESTABLISHED, ~ e I I ...... I I ~ rp,:r"CI t>>t5ti e - ____ u__ ____~____._ ----~--- --' --- - --- -~-- ---- --- -- - ~- -_.~---- ---.- - --- ---- - --- ------- --'--- --- . -~- -- - - ------ - - - - ..-. '.. - --- -- - - - - ---'- ..- - -- ~ - - ----- ~ -- - - - - -- - ----- . ---- - --- - --~ - -. - . - - u_ __ _ _ ___ - ---- -- ..- --- ..,- __ _n_ _ -'- - --- ------------ - ~-- - ------- ----_._- ---- -_..~. ---------- -- ---------- _.~ - -. --- _. ~- - -- - - - - - Ii - ---- -- NOW, THEREf.ORE, BE. IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE.CITY OF EUGENE AS I FOLLOWS: 4. ,. I . No PERSON SHALL PARK A VEHICLE AT ANY TIME: I (A)'ON WILLAMETTi STREET fOR A DISTANCE or 86 1/2 FEET NORTH OF' THE NORTH II LINE Of 29TH AVENUE ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF THE,INTERSECTION AND 71.9 FEET NORTH or THE NORTH LINE OF 29TH AVENUE ON THE NORTHEAST II CORNER OF THE INTERSECTION OF 29TH AVENUE AND WILLAMETTE STREET IN THE :1 ~ITY or EUGENE, OREGON. . - ..' II 2. STOP SIGNS SHALL BE INSTALLED ON ONYX STREET AT ITS INTERSECTION WITH 15TH I' AVENUE IN THE.CITY OF' EUGENE, OREGON. II . - II 3. A STOP SIGN SHALL BE INSTALLED ON L5TH AVENUE AT ITS INTERSEC~ION WITH I, 11 UNIVERSITY STREET IN THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON. THlS RESOLUTION ADOPTED THI.S 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1955." Ii e . , II IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. MOTION P CARRIED. !I I, ~, ~ . , . - !i I, 29 RESOLUTION - RE: DEATH,Of GEORGE E. DOOR WAS SUBMITTED AND READ.AS F'OLLOWS: Ii "WHEREAS, GEORGE E. DOOR HAS, rOR A LONG PERIOD OF' TIME, SERVED THE.CITIZENS or I I THE CITY OF ,EUGENE WELL AND FAITHFULLY AS A POLICE OFFICER~ AND ,/ II WHEREAS, THE SAID GEORGE E. DOOR PASSED AWAY ON THE 22ND DAY OF' SEPTEMBER, !I I 1955. I' 'I " II NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE MAYOR AND COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF II EUGENE THAT THE SYMPATHY AND CONDOLENCE OF' THE CITY OF' EUGENE BE AND THE SAME IS HEREBY 'I II PUBLICLY EXPRESSED TO THE WIDOW AND rAMILY OF GEORGE E. DOOR. \1 . . Ii I RESOLUTION ADOPTED THIS 10TH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1955." !I 'I I 'I II I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. KOPPE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. MOll ON II i CARRIED. .J., . II I II . I . . !I UPON MO'TION DULY MADE, SECONDED ,AND CARRI ED, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED TO OCTOBER 31, 1955. I, I, : I, I, . -. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, !! " ~r.?~ 'I , I' II 'I , - !I I ROBERT A.. FI NLAYSON, I CITY MANAGER. . 11 RAF:EB !I I i II , Ii i i ,I , II II I, " , il II !I e I I I, : ]I I I, I ' .. II . i II II " I I) I :1 I . II . Ii il I I ,I I II I :1 'I !j I Ii I' .I 'I 'I I; II I, I: I' I Ii " e 'I II Ii ~ i :1 'i