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Home My WebLink About05/14/1956 Meeting e " 1~~ I e I I e I e _J ( COUNCIL CHAMBER, EUGENE, OREGON, MAY 14, 1956. T~E REGULAR MEETING or THE COMMbN COUNCIL or THE CITY or EUGENE WAS HELD ON M~Y 1~;-1956 AT 7:30 P.M. IN TI:lE COUNCIL CHAMBERS. THE: MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY HIS HONOR, MAYOR" V~. L JOHNSON, WI TH THE f'OLLOWI NG COUNCI LMEN PRESENT-: MR. GODLOVE, MR. WATSON, MR.' SHEARER, MR-. HARTMAN, AND MR. SHISLER. MR. OwEN TOOK HIS SEAT IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS AT 7:48 P.M. MR~ BOOTH, AND MR. KOPPE WERE ABSENT. THE MINUTES or THE LAST REGULAR MEETING HELD O~ APRIL 9 AND 23, 1956 AND or THE ADJOURN~D ME~~ING HELD ON APRIL 25, 1956 WERE READ AND APPROVED. B~LLS AGAINST THE VARIOUS CITY DEPARTMENTSrOR THE MOHTH or APRIL, 1956 WERE SUBMI~tED AND READ AS f'O~LOWS: PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM $ PUBLl C EMPLOYEES RETI REMENT SYSTEM PUBLic EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM AE-TNA LirE INSURANCE COMPANY PACIf'IC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION EUGENE HOSPITAL & CLINIC fiRST NATIONAL BANK or PORTLAND fiRST NATIONAL BANK Of' PORTLAND fiRST NATIONAL BANK or PORTLAND fiRST NATIONAL BANK or PORTLAND STATE Of' OREGON TAX COMMISSION fiRST NATIONAL BANK Of PORTLAND DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER V.-E. JOHNSON, MAYOR EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY LANE COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMM. AL'S CUSTOM UPHOLSTERY AMERICAN STEEL' SUPPLY COMPANY ARCH'S MOTOR TUNE-UP ARTls GARBAGE SERVICE ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS ATLA$rS~AMP & DIE COMPANY AUTOMATIC HEAT COMPANY BARNUM TOOL COMPANY a.-H. BAXTER AND COMPANY BEARING SUPPLY COMPANY BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE CLY~D BOATMAN - CABINET WORKS f:-K. BREWER SALES' SERVICE THE BROADWAY BROOKS Of'f'ICE MACH~NES CHARLES BRUNING COMPNNY, INCORPORATED E: . H: :'BURRELL BURROUGHS CORPORATION BURTON SAW & SUPPLY COMPANY C & S ELECTRIC COMPANY GEORGE f. CAKE COMPANY L.-W. CARLISLE CARLSON, HATTON & HAY, INCORPORATED CAROTHERS SHEET METAL COMPANY CARSON SAW SHOP CASCADE NATURAL GAS CORPORATION CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY THE CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY CHASE COMPANY CITY GALVANIZERS COMPANY COMMERCIAL AUTO SUPPLY COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPP~Y COMPANY CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY COMPANY CRESSEY'S CUMMINS DIESEL SALES or OREGON, INC; DAILY JOURNAL OF COMMERCE DAVIDSON BAKING COMPANY DIAMOND "M" ORCHARD DICK'S MACHINE SHOP DICK'S MIDWAY GROCERY GENERAL fUND 3,774.84 3,'156'.02 762.20 t 1,459.26 1,167'.15 28.00 131".25 12.50 9.50 "9.25 I ,577.2 I 7,402.75 155.40 998.53 100.00 3,490.75 750.00 804.53 9.00 I 27.35 36.66 4.95 6~23 "56.43 I 35. 30 15.88 5.24 13.17 22.75 10.00 21.75 I 1.00 20.50 58.77 59.44 24.10 32.90 606.02 59.41 12.50 10.65 287.50 3.00 85.78 36.02 579.71 62.85 12.46 -5.74-:- 11;2.82 43.42 50.62 5.01 29.50 13.02 3.96 4.73 16.92 DONALD C. DICKEY $ DOT DOTSON'S DUNCAN PARKING METER CORPORATION DUNCAN-SWARTZ AUTO PARTS DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INCORPORA7ED EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INCORPORATED ECONOLITE CORPORATION H. EDWARDS TRACTOR SERVICE EOFF ELECTRIC COMPANY EQUIPMENT RENTAL COMPANY EUGENE AMBULANCE SERVICE EUGENE BLUEPRINT COMPANY EUGENE COLD STORAGE LOCKERS EUGE,NE CONCRETE PI PE , PRODUCTS CO. EUGENE EQUIPMENT COMPANY EUGENE fARMERS CREAMERY EUGENE fRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION EUGENE HARDWARE COMPANY EUGENE HOSPITAL' CLINIC PHARMACY E UGE NE LAU NDR Y EUGENE-LANE COUNTY ASSN. INS. AGTS. EUGENE MIRROR' GLASS COMPANY EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY EUGENE PLANING MILL E~GENE SAND , GRAVEL COMPANY EUGENE SPRINKLER SERVICE EUGENE TOOL MAINTENANCE EUGENE WATER:' ELECTRIC BOARD' EUGENE VATER' ELECTRIC BOARD EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY COMPANY fARMER BROTHERS DR. RONALD A. flNDlAY fLETCHER , SMARTT W. -P.fULLER , COMPANY DRS. fURRER, McMILAN , PATTON FYR-fYTER SALES & SERVICE THE GAMEWELL COMPANY GR*VES MUSIC COMPANY GRAY'S fEED & SEED COMPANY GUARD PUBLISHING COMPANY GU~DERSON BROS. ENGINEERING CORP. H. C. GUTHRIE HAASE SAW SHOP EVERETT G. HALL GEORGE A. HALTON COMPANY HAMILTON ELECTRIC COMPANY . P. J. HANNS COMPANY HARLEy-DAVIDSON SALES COMPANY HARR MOTOR SUPPLY HEINKE WHOLESALERS HENDERSHOTT'S HOWARD HERIDER ROBERT A. HOLLAND HORN PRINTING COMPANY HOWARD-COOPER CORPORATION INERTOL COMPANY, INCORPORATED INTER-CITY SAND' GRAVEL COMPANY INTERNATIONAL ASSN. POLICE CHIEFS j . i616~66 . ~ '! . 83.48 409....4 , 38. fi 10.00 15.76 22.50 30.00 42.90 i6.50 61.35 1.20 8.00 906.9B 40.21: 1.88 22.40 6.75 2.10 77.96 904.80 10.28 17.76 108.91 252.87 151.76 1.75 1,317.15 7,295.54 34.06 4.65 38.00 .8.26 135.34 1'87.10 11.5,0; I , 605 ~ 00 2.45 246.10 1,04.37 : .', . 3.'5' 21.84 15.35 60.00 135.11 30.18 45.89 90.75 16.47 9.78 11.99 24.53 34.16 36.70 515.89 69.79 30.00 15.00 ~ 134 INTERNATIONAL A~SN. FOR lOENTIFICATION IRISH-McBROOM PACKING COMPANY IVERSON PAINTS, INCORPO~ATED KENDALL MOTOR COMPAN W.'a~ 'KERR' COMPANY, INCORPORATED KIMBALL BROTHERS M. A. KRENK KOKE~CHAPMAN COMPANY THE KU~TOM KORNER LANE PARTS COMPANY LONG BELL RETAIL DEPARTMENT 'LOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE, INC. HENRY LOWRY LYLE~STAILOR SHOP MCCRACKEN BROTHERS MOTOR FREIGHT McDANIEL LUMBER COMPANY McKENZIE OIL COMPANY MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SERVICE MEDI,CAL PHARMACY MI DGLEYS MINNESOTA MINING' MANUFACTURING CO. NELiON,EQUIPMENT COMPANY N6R~IS WALKER PAINT MFG. COMP~NY NORTHWEST INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY COMPAN~ NUDELMAN BROTHERS JAY F. OLDHAM OREGON BLUE PRINT OREGON EGG PRODUCERS OREGON FRUIT COMPANY OREGON OUTFITTERS OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY PACIFIC COAST BLDG. OFFICIALS CONF. PACIFIC FRUIT ,.PRODUCE COMPANY PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY, PACKER-SCOTT COMPANY PAPE BROTHERS JOHN W. PENNINGTON PENNSYLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING CO. PETTY CASH PITCHFORD M~TOR COMPAN~ , DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER AIRPORT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND BLINKHORN REALTY SERVICE EUGENE BLUE PRINT COMPANY DANIEL~O. POTTER, TREASURER VALLEY PRINTING COMPANY' STREET, BRIDGE, DRAINAGE C 'M FUND LANE COUNTY ABSTRACT COMPANY PE TTY CASH DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER VALLEY STATIONERY COMPANY' CIVIC EMERGENCY FUND PETTY CASH 8.00 "21.18 6.75, 124.39 10.05 281.60 9.00 585.70 10.00 55.28 57.51 244.00 :3..43 36.50 26.04 3.80 157.72 116.00 16.70 6.78 70.00 70.44 122.50 6.00 546.09 27.00 10.72 69.30 .8.25 52.25 38.92 75.00 2.66 895.34 39.31 I .15 250.00 719.21 75.21 3.52 6,254.73 453.38 $ 612.50.- 7.80 3.60 2.50 QUICK SERVICE LITHO PRINTING $ ELLIS RACKLEFF WALKER RANGE RAYMAC LUMBER COMPANY TED REED NASH RETREAD TIRE SHO~ RICHFIE~D OIL CORPORATION RICH~IELD OIL CORP~RATION SANBORN MA, COMPANY A. B. S.CARLE TT SCHOOL DISTRICT #4 SCOBERT BUILDING MATERIAL COMPANY THE SEAGR~VE CORPORA?I~N SEARS, ROEBUCK , COMPANY SECRETARY OF STATE SHEL TON- TURNBULL-FuLLER,; INC.. SILVA CHEVROLET C~MPANY SIMMONS CARBON COMPANY, INC. NOAH SLUSS ~ILL/S H. SMALL FEED COMPANY -, W. D. SMARTT SMEED SOUND SERVICE SPARKY'S GARBAGE SERVICE H. R. STAFFORD , SONS ST~NDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA E. l. SURFUS DR. W. M. SWANGARD TIFFANy-DAVIS DRUG COMPANY TOMMY'S PAINT POT TROEH'S SPORTING GOODS 'UNIVE~SITY FRUIT' PRODUCE COMPANY VALLEY BAG COMPANY VALLEY IRON & STEEL COMPANY VALLEY STATIONERY COMPANY viTUS (LECTRIC , SUPPLY COMPANY V~LLEY GARBAGE SERVICE' JOHN WARREN,H~RDWARE, INCORPORATED W~TERWORKS SUPPLIES COMPANY ,W~S'T S I DE AUTO GLASS _ W~STERN DRUG SUPPLY, INCORPORATED W~STWOOD FURNISHINGS W,GGINS COMPANY, INCORPORATED T. C. WI LDISH WILLAMETTE STATIONERS WILLAMETTE VALLEY PAPER COMPANY W!LLIAMS' BAKERY W,LSON'S ROYAL WHITE RABBITRY W! LTSHI RE 's H~ROLD WOOD TEXACO SERVICE Z~LLERBACH PAPER COMPANY SPEC I AL SEWER FUND, : CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON D~NIEL O. POTTER, TREASUR~R DOG FUND LANE COUNTY CLERK GENERAL BOND INTEREST FUND -D~NIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER e 12.50 67.50 29.02 II O~OO 18.40 39~55 21 ~48 I ,625~,38 56~00 .5,:63 40:00 i~ao 2~60 6~97 174~4() ., 14:751 328:'3 75:00 4:,5 "8:90 26:64 23.9: i3 12:00 . 7~0~ 46.76 I 50..00 10:00 ! : 75 16.95 , 6.7~ 94.8~ 4.0(;) II O:O~ . 7.~5 5.04 8.40 127.90 17'.96 29.50 '5..05 15.00 74.10 1,016,.60 9.50 87.02 75.72 4.76 65,.45 2.15 10.20 I $ .255.05 1.25 1.50. 170.75 $ 5. II e I I $14,220.~1 , 2.70 e $ ~2.70 I. $ 425.00 IT WAS -MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN, SECONDED BY MR. SHE~RER, THAT THE BILLS SUBMITTED BY GORDO~ w. B~RBEE, W. R. ROBERTSON, AND JAMES RODMAN; JR. rOR.APPRAISAL or POSSIBLE LIBRARY-SITES BE REFERRED BACK TO THE FINANCE COMMITTEE. M~TION CARRI~D. , , I,T WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WAT~ON, THAT THE BALANCE OF THE BILLS, AS SUBMITTED AND READ, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY~OF"CERS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW THE NECES~ARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTiNG AYE~ MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. MOTiON CARRIED. . ~ I e "i1~"~ j{. \1,1) Q}; e I 2 -MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES WERE SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: fRED STUBBERT . '~~.' 1ST &. fl NAL, S'I,D'E,WA,LK ON WEST SI DE OF CLEVELAND STREET F'ROM 18TH AVENUE -. SOUTH 233 .f'EET $ 557.25 T. C. WI LDISH 1ST & fiNAL, SANITARY SEWER ON OAK STREET F'ROM, 17TH TO 18TH AVENUES . $ 2,076.61: 2ND & fiNAL, SANITARY. SEWER IN AREA BE~WEEN 25TH AND 29TH AVENUES F'ROM LINCOLN TO LAWRENCE STREETS $ 8,562.56 ,. - e RELEASE, SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN DILLARD ROAD AND THE SOUTH LINE OF' TH~ SECOND ADDITION TO SUNNY HOLLOW F'ROM EAST AMAZON DRIVE TO WEST HILLSIDE DRIVE $ I , 376.6 I $. 12,015.68 " , I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT .THE ESTI MATES,.. AS SUBMI TTEDANO READ,__ BE APPROVED AND THE. PROPER C.I TY. OF'F'.I CERS BE "lNSTRUCTED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRA'NTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. MOTJON CARRIED. ., I 3 rTHIS stiNG THE DATE SET F'OR THE AWARD OF' CONTRACTSF'OR VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS, THE F'OLLOWING BIDS'WERE TABULATED, AS OPENED ON MAY 10, 1956 AT 10:00 A.M. WIDTH NAME OF BIDDER 3 1/2" ASPHALTIC CONCRETE PAY I NG EST. COST PER.. rRONT rOOT, 2'!.' DANNA, COURT FROM 34TH PLACE SOUTH T. C. WILDISH STArtTON PAYNE' CENTRAL HEAT ,$ . 2,674.40 (lOW} 2,700.66 2,717.24 $ 7.10 ' , .: 1 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLDVE, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN, THAT THE BID OF' T. C. VILDISH, BEING THE'.EST AND LO~EST.BID,$UBMITTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO A CON~RACT WITH T. C. WIL~ISH FOR THE INSTALLATION OF PAVING ON DANNA COURT FROM 34TH PLACE SOUTH PN THE,AMOUNT OF' $2,674.40. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. 34,' -I .. 34TH PLACE, FROM DONALD STREET TO HIGH STREET ST ANTON. PA YNE I- T.C. WILDISH CENTRAL HEAT .$ . 8,710.94 (LOW) 8,764.88 8,926.05 $ 7.10 - I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN, THAT THE BID OF STANTON PAYNE, BEING' , THE - BEST AND LOWEST. SU). SUSMI TTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CITY orn,c I ALl BE AUTHOR I ZED TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT'WITH STANTON PAYNE F'OR THE INSTALLATION OF PAVING ON 34TH PLACE FROM DONALD STREET TO HIGH STREET IN THE AMOUNT OF $8,710.94. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. 34' -:, '"PEARL STREET rROM 'STANTON PAYNE 1. ,C.WILDtSH CENTRAL HEAT 34TH PLACE TO DONALD STREET '1 ';.' - . r :. .$ . 9,444.22 (lOW) 9,503.27 9,904.18 $ '7.15 e IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE BID or. STANTON PAYNE, BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST. BID SUBMITTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CITY OF:"ICIALS BE 'AUTHORIZED TO -ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH STANTON PAYNE rOR THE INSTALLATION or PAVING ON PEARL 'STREET rROM 34TH PLACE TO DONALD STREET IN THE AMOUNT OF $9,444.22. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCI.LMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. " .'.- 36 ' DONALD~STREET FROM:39TH~AvENUE TO 40TH AVENUE CENTRAL .HEAT ,.'T. C.WILOtSH' STANTON:' PAYNE . $ . I 2, I I :3. 06 ( LOW) '$ 7.. 10 12,494.20 12,837.02 I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDEDSY MR. OWEN, THAT'THE BID OF CENTRAL HEAT, BEING' THE BEST AND.'LOWEST.BI'O.SUBMI-TTEO, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CITY OFFI:CIALS BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH CENTRAL HEAT rORTHE INSTALLATION or PAVING'ON DONALD STREET F'ROM 39TH AVENUE TO 40TH.AVE~UE IN THE AMOUNT or $12,113.06. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSR$. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. ?\" . .'.. ,I: '..:' -r' . '. ''- I :: .' I e ~ ~1 ~ (1i 0.... e WIDTH NAME OF BIDDER 3 1/2" ASPHALTIC CONCRETE PAVIN~ 36' FROM 40TH AVENUE TO 41ST AVENUE DONALD STREET CENTRAL HEAT T. C. WILD I SH STANTON PAYNE $ 8,223.01 (LOW) ,8,461.21 e,998.38'~ $ 7.80 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GOD~OVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE BID OF CENTRAL HEAT, BEING. THE BEST AND LOWEST 810 SUBMITTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS BE AUTHORIZED ,TO ENTER tlNTOA CONTRACT WI'TH CENTRAL HEAT, FOR 'THE I NSTAL-LATI ON OF PAVI NG ON DONALD STREET FROM 40TH AVENUE TO 41ST AVENUE IN THE AMOUNT OF $8,223.-01. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT'iVOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE -ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. 34' ~NIVERSITY STREET FROM 32ND AVENUE TO POTTER STREET T. C. WILDISH STANTON PAYNE CENTRAL HEAT $ 8,874.82 (LOW)' $ _7.36 9,455.96 c, 9,504.20 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE BID OF T. C. WILDISH, ~EING THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS BE AU~HORIZED TO-ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH T. C. WILDISHF'OR THE INSTALLATION OF' PAV-ING ON UNIVERSITY STREET f;ROM 32ND AVENUE TO POTTER STREET IN THE AMOUNT OF $8,874.82.: ROLL:CALL VOTE. ALL COUNCI LMEN- PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS.' BOOTH AHD KOpeE ABSENT.' MOTVON CARRIED. 34' FROM 18TH AVENUE TO 19TH AVENUE .MERALD STREET T..C. WILDISH, STANTON PAYNE CENTRAL Ht~T 3,876.9() (LOW) 4,065~ 15 4,131.50 $ 6.50 '$ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, 'SECONDED BY MR. OwEN, THAT THE BID OF' T. C. WILDISH, BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PR,OPER 'CITY OFf'lCIALS BE AUTHORil%tD TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT.WITH'T. C. WILDISH FOR THE INSTALLATION OF PAVING ON'EMERALD STREET FROM 18TH TO 19TH AVENUES IN THE AMOUNT OF $3,876.90. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT ~TING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH ANO.KoPPE ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. 34' HARRIS STAEET FROM 18TH AVENUE TO 191H AVENUE T. C...WI LO'I SH STANTON PAYNE' CENTRAL HEAT_ " 4,268.30 (LOW) 4,463.55 4,550.05 $ 7.04 -$ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE BID OF T. C. WILDISH, BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BI D SUBMI TTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CI TY OFn CI ALS BE AUTHOR" ZED TO ENTER INTO A C~N~RACT.WIT~ T. C. WILDISH F'OR THE INSTALLATION OF PAVING ON HARRIS STREET FROM 18TH AVENUE TO 19TH AVENUE IN THE AMOUNT OF $4,268.30. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. B007H~A~D KOPPE ABseNT. MOTION CARRIED. 34 ' ,ONVX STREET FROM 18TH AVENUE TO 2IST.AvENUE T. C._ WI LDtSH STANTON PAYNE ~ CENTRAL HEAT . $ 13,002.10 (LOW) $ 7.10' 13,591.43 13,766.64 IT WAS MeVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN, THAT THE BID OF T. C. WILDISH, BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CITY OFF'ICIALS- BE AU~HORizED TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT.WITH T. C. WILDISH FOR THE INSTALLATION OF PAYING ON ONYX STREET FROM' 18TH AVENUE TO 21ST AVENUE iN THE AMOUNT OF $13,002.10. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH' AND KOPPE ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. 36' ORCHARD STREET-FROM 19TH AVENUE TO FAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD T. C."WILDISH '$ STANTON PAYNE. CENTRAL'HEAT 9,143.00 (LOW) $ 7.50 9,581~35 9,724.00 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE BID OF T. C. WILDISH, BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBNI TTED, BE APPROVED AND"THAT THE PROPERCI TY-,OFFI CI ALS 'BE AUTHORI ZED TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT.WITH'T. C. WILDISH rOR THE INSTALLATION OF PAVING ON ORCHARD STREET FROM 19TH AVENUE TO FAIRMOUNT'BoULEVARD IN THE AMOUNT OF' $9,143.00. ROLLCALL VOTE. .ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. 36' t5~H AVENUE FROM AGATE STREET TO Moss STREET T. C._WILDISH -STANTON PAYNE CENTRAL~HEAT '$ 9,924.00 (LOW) $ 7.50 , 10,310'.74 10,432.35 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE BID or T. C. WILDISH, BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CITY OF'FICIALS BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH T. C. WILDISH FOR THE INSTALLATION OF PAVING ON 15TH AVENUE F'ROM AGATE STREET TO Moss STREET IN THE AMOUNT or'$9,924.00. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. ~ I e -:: I I e I e -1l 0)~ JJ.' " ;7~ ~)) " e I WIDTH NAME OF' BIDDER 3\ 1/2"ASPHALTIC CONCRETE PAVING Est.' COST' PER FRONT FOOT 36 · 33RD AVENUE FROM VILLAMETTE STREET TO DONALD STREET AND 33RD AVENUE FROM FERRY STREET (CLrrFORD)TO HILYARD STREET STANTON PAYNE T. C. WILIHSH-, CENTRAL HEAT $ 18,894~33 (LOW) '19,144.10 20,020.45 $ 7.65 . ',;, "\ ~. . IT WAS-MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN, SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER, THAT THE IMP~bvEMENT O~ 33~6A~tNu~ FROM WILLAMETTE STREET To.DoNALD,STREET AND 33RD AVENUE FROM FERRy.STREET (GLI~FOR~) tO~HILYARD STREET BE REFERRED BACK TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE rOR HEARING. MOTION CARRIED. 7" PLAIN CONCRETE e ALLEY BETWEEN HARRIS STREET AND POTTER STREET rROM 18TH AVENUE TO 19TH AVENUE CHADEK CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION COMPANY T.. C. WI.LOI.SH- FRED STUBBERT (. $ 2,456.03 (LOW) 2,484..61 2,886.90 $ 4.10 I I T WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, .SECONDED BY MR. OwEN, THAT THE BID OF CHADEK CONCRETE CONSTRUCTI ON COMPANY, BEl fIIG THE .BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMI TTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE ,PROPER CITY ~rFICIALS BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH CHADEK CONCRETE ~ONSTRUtt~ON'C~M~ANY 'OR PAVING THE ALLEY BETWEEN HARRIS 'STREET AND POTTER SWREET 'ROM 18TH AVENUE TO 19TH AVENUE I N THE AMOUNT or $2,456.03. ROLLCALL VOTE. An COUNC I LMEN PRESENT VOTI NG A-YE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. ' SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN 32ND AVENUE AND a5TH AVENUE FROM KINCAID STREET TO, UNI VE,RSI TV STREET T. C. 'WI LO ISH . JESKE BR.OTI1.ERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY. $ 13,629.20 (LOW) 15,070..00 ";' I T WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT. THE BI D OF T. ~. WI LDI SH, BEl NG THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SIIBMI"TTEO, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CITY OF'f'lCIALS BE AUTH,ORIZED TO' ENTER: INTO A- CCilNTRA,CT WITH T. C. WILDISH FOR CONSTRUCTl0N OF A SANITARY SEWER IN THE AREA BETWEEN. 32NIi) :AVENUEANO' 35TH AVENUE F'ROM KI.NCAI D STREET TO .U"'".VERSI TY -STREET I N THE AMOUNT OF' $13,629.20. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRE$ENT VOTING AYE.. MESSRS. BOOTH AND-K0PP~ ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. - , SA'Hr,TARY SEWER' IN' AREA BETWEEN DONALD STREET AND' OAK STREET .FROM 39TH AVENUE T0 40TH AVENUE " . No BID I SANITARY SEWER ON ADAMS STREET BETWEEN 23RD ~VENUE AND 24TH AVENUE; ADAMS COURT FROM ADAMS STREET TG THE EAST; AND 24TH AVENUE FROM ~HE ALLEY BETWEEN JACKSON STREET AND AD~MS STREET TO 67 FEET E~STOF ADAMS STREET T. C. VI LDI SH . JESKE BROTHERS CON~~RUCTION COMPANY $ 2,454.00 (LOW) 2,519.50 e I T WAS MOVED BY MR. GOIi)LOVE", SECONDED BY, MR. OwEN, T.HAT THE BI D OF' .T., C. WI LDI SH, BE,I NG THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH T~ C. WILD1SH FCilR CONSTRUCTION OF A SANITARY SEWER ON ADAMS STREET BETWEEN 23RD AND 24TH AVENUES; ,ADM"S COURT ,FROM ADAMS STRE.ETTO THE EAST; AND. 241'H AVENUE FROM ALLEY BETWEEN JACKS0N AND ADAMS STREETS TO "67 rEET; EAST Of' ADAMS STREET I.N THE AMOUNT OF $2,454.00. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE.. MESSRS.-BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. STORM SEWER IN AREA, BETWEEN DONALD STREET AND QAK SrREET FROM 39TH AVENUE. TO 40TH AVENUE No BID I ,STORM SEWER CilN 2$TH AVENUE FROM AMAZON CREEK TO ,HI L Y.ARD STREET; 27TH AVENUE F'ROM 'AMAZON CREEK TO ,HILYARDSTREET;'AND HILYARD STREET FROM 25TH AVENUE', TO! 27TH AVENUE, , .. JESKE.BRO:THERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY T.'C. WILDISH ' . $ 15,204.00 (LOW).. 15,328.50 e IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE BID OF' JESKE BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER ~NTO A CONTRACT WITH JESKE BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY YOR CONSTRUCTION OF A STCilRM SEWER ON 28TH AVENUE FROM AMAZON CREEK TO HILYARD STREET; 27TH AVENUE 'ROM AMAZON CREEK TO HILYARD STREET; AND HILYARD STREET FROM 25TH AVENUE TO 27TH AVENUE IN THE AMOUNT OF $15,204.00. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. ~ ~88 e MAME OF' BIDDER AMOUNT OF' BID I i~ORM SEWER ON POLK STREET F'ROM 18TH AVENUE TO 24TH. AVENUE T. C. WILDISH JESKE BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY $-41,800.00 (LOW) 49,206.00 IT WAS MOVED BY MR.GO~LOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE BID OF' T. C. WI,LDISH, BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST 810, .SUB~ITTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CI TY OF'FI,CI:ALS 8E AUTHORi :ZED TO ENTER INTO A CONTRACT WITH T. C. WILDISH F'OR THE INSTALLATION OF' A STORM SEWER ON POLK STREET FROMIEJTH 'AVENUE TO 24TH AVENUE IN T~E AMOUNT,OF' $47,800.00. ~ROLLCALL.VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOP~E ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. STORM SEWER ON 31ST AVENUE F'ROM FERRY STREET TO THE AMAZON CREEK. T. C. WI LD I SN JESKE BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY $ 1',588.75,( LOW), 1,598.75' e IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GOD.I.;OVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE 810,' OF' T. ,C. 'WI.LDI.S'H, BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BrO.SUBMFTTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CITY,OF'F'IC.-ALS BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER INTO 'A CONTRACT WITH T. C. WILDISH F'OR THE INSTALLATION OF' A STORM SEWER ON 31ST AVENUE F'ROM tERRY STREET, TO AMAZON ,CREEK IN THE AMOUNT OF' '$1 ,588.75. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT ,VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED.' STORM -:SEWER BETWEEN 32MB -AVENUE AND 35TH AVENUE' F'ROM HARRIS STREET EAST TO THE EAST'LINE OF' MIL.TO'N REID ADDITION AND BETWEEN 30TH AVENUE AND 32ND AVENUE F'AOM UNIVERSITY STREET TO THE EAST LINE OF' 3RD ADDITION TO NOB HILL T. C. 'WILDISH JESKE BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ..,. I $ 2,645.60 (LOW) 3,532'-38 IT WAS MOVED BY MR..'GOD,LOVE, SECONDED 8Y MR. OwEN, THAT THE BID OF' T.C. WILDISH, BEING THE BEST AND LOWEST BID SUBMITTED, BE APPROVED AND THAT THE PROPER CITY OFF'ICIALS BE AUTHORIZED TO ENTER -,INTO ,A CO,NTH-ACT WI TH T .C~ WILD.! SH F'OR THE INSTALLATI;ON OF A STORM SEWER BETWEEN 321'10 AVENUE AND 35TH AVENUE FROM HARRIS STREET EAST TO THE EAST LINE OF', MILTON REID ADDITION AND BETWEEN 30TH AVENUE AND 32ND AVE'NUE FROM UNI VERSI TY STREET T,O T.HE EAST LI NE' OF' 3RD ADDI TlON TO NOB HI LL I N THE AMOUNT. Of' $2,,645.60. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCI LMEN' PRESENT VOTI NG AYE. > MESSRS. BOOTH- AND KOppE. ABSENT. . MOTl ON CARR I ED. 4 MR. CHARLES ROBERTS, ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF' PuBLIC WORKS AND UTILITIES, AND ASSISTANT TO THE CHIEF' MINISTER OF STATE FOR PuBLIC WORKS UNDERTAKINGS IN LIBERIA" WAS INTRODUCED TO THE COUNCIL. MR. ROBERTS THANKED THE COUNCIL F'OR THE PRIVILE~E OF BEING HERE. -" REPORTS OF' OFFICERS 5 MAYOR JOHNSON APPOINTED HERMAN HENDERSHOTT AS A MEMBER OF', THE BOARD OF' ApPEALS,~O REPLACE CHARLES GILLILAN, WHO RESIGNED. 6 A REPORT F'ROM THE CITY MANAGER- RE: MONTHLY DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS,ET CETERA WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS F'OLLOWS: I "PERMITS FOR NEW BUILDINGS, DURING THE MONTH or APRI:L, AMOUNTED TO $166,150.00 AND $95,385.00 F'OR BUILDING REPAIRS, MAKING A TOTAL OF' $261,535.00 WHICH IS $104,437.00 LESS THAN, THE ,$365~97~~00 ISSUED f'OR THE, SAME MONTH A YEAR AGO~ "r, DURING APRIL, THE FIRE, DEPARTMENT ANSWERED 62 CALLS W.fTHIN THE CITY, AND F'lVE RURAL CALLS. TOTAL 'ESTrMATEDLDSS AMOUNTED ro $29,038.17. . ALL F'I RE ALARM BOXE~f WERE PAl NTED, AND THE INSTALLATION COMPLETED ON FOUR F'IRE AIR RAID WARNING SIRENS, ONE ON ~ACH ~F' TH~ F'IRE SUB-STATIONS.. e ACCORDING TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT, A COpy WHICH IS ON YOUR DESK, CRIMINAL CASES, ARRESTS FOR OF'FENSES INVOLVING INTOXICATION, VAGRANCY, DISORDERLY CONDUCT, THE AVERAGE JAIL POPULATION, CITATIONS F'OR MOVING,VIOLATIONS, AND TRAF'FiC ACCIDENTS,WERE DOWN CONSIDERABLY COMPARED WITH THE MONTH OF MARCH. CITATIONS FOR PARKING VIOLATIONS AND JUVENILE CASES INCREASED OVER THAT OF MARCH. THE PARK STAF'F' HAS STARTED THE ANNUAL SPRING OPENING OF ALe PARK AREAS AND FACILITIES. THIS INCLUDES MOWING 150 ACRES OF' LAWN, PRUNING F'ROM 1,500 TO 2,000 TREES AND SHRUBS, TRIMMING SHRUB BEDS, PAINTING 20 SECTIONS OF' PARK BLEACHERS AND THE MONKEY HOUSE, REPAIRING BEAR AND PHEASANT PENS, PLANTING 300 SHRUBS AROUND THE PARKING LOT AT SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK (WEST END),' AND PLANTING 100 SHRUBS ON THE TOP OF' THE BUTTE ALONG THE CURB. THIS WORK ALSO INCLUDES DRAGGJNG ~ND CONDITIONING SEVEN BALLF'IELDS, F'ERTILIZING,AND AERIFVING 40 ACRES OF' LAWN, AND INSTALLING THREE DRINKING F'OUNTAINS AT SKINNER'S BUTTE PARK. I ':' -:: e ~ e 1~~ I 7 e I I e I e 'it ! I ALL MEMBERS OF THE PARK STAFF ATTENDED AND COMPLETED ~. nSArET~ T~~f~IN~ PROG~AM", CONDUCTED BY THE OREGON STATE INDUSlRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION. ALso, 'ALL MEMBERS Or THE PARK STArr ARE ATTENDING, ON THEIR OWN TIME, A "FIRST-AID PROGRAM" CONDUCTED BY THE,RED CROSS." THE MAYOR ORDERED, IN THE ABSENCE OF OBJECTIONS, THE REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER TO BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON fiLE. I REPORTSOF' COMMITTEES A ,REPORT or THE~PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE MEtTING HELD APRIL 26, 1956 - Rt: AN~~XATION OF AREA BETWEEN POLK AND CHAMBERS STREETS fROM 24TH TO 25TH AVENUES; ANNEXATION OF AREA AT 29TH AVENUE AND BAKER STREET; VACATION or 25TH AVENUE WEST,Or TYLER STREET FOR ONE-HALF BLOCK; PAVING THE ALLEY BETWEEN 16TH AND 17TH AVENUES rROM ALDER TO HILYARD STREETS; SIDEWALK ON THE WEST SIDE Or ,CLEVELAND" STREET FROM ,18TH AVENUE SOUTH; AND OPENING OF A STREET BETWEEN LAUREL HILL DRIVE AND AUGUSTA STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "PRESENT; COUNCI LMEN BOOTH, WATSON, AND SHEARER; CI TY MANAGER;CI TV 'ENCUNEER; CITY RECORDER; PLANNING CONSULTANT; MRS. HOWARD GIBBS; MRS. T. O. CROWDER; MR. CLAY BARNES AND MR. RALPH MARTIN OF THE EUGENE,WATER AND ELECTRIC BOARD; MR. Ge:ORGELOWE;' REVEREND WALTER Huss;'MR. LARRY BROWN; AND MR. DAN WYANT OF THE 'EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. I. PETln ON FOR ANNEXATION or :AREA BETWEEN POLK AND CHAMBERS STREETS FROM 24TH TO 25TH AVENUES- THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THIS PETITION FOR 'ANNEXATION WHICH WAS BEING MADE BY 100 PER CENT OF THE PROPERTY HOLDERS IN THE AREA BETWEEN POLK AND CHAMBERS STREETS/FROM 24TH TO 25TH AVENUES. ON THE BASIS OF THE 100 PER CENT CONSENT PETITION WHICH HAD BEEN RECEIVED, THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE REQ~EST FOR ANNEXATION BE APPROVED. 2. PETITION FOR ANNEXATION Of AREA AT 29TH AVENUE AND BAKER STREET - THE'COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THIS PETITION FOR ANNEXATION WHI,CH WAS BEING MADE BY 100 PER CENT Or THE PROPERTY HOLDERS Or THE AREA. ON THE BASIS OF THE 100 PER CENT CONSENT PETITION WHICH HAD BEEN RECEIVED, THE C~MMITTEE R~COMMENDED THAT THE REQUEST FOR ANNEXATION BE APPROVED. 3. VACATION OF 25TH AVENUE WEST OFTYLER,STREET FOR ONE-HALF BLOCK - A REQUEST fOR VACATION OF 25TH AVENUE, WEST OF TILER STREET, FORONE-HAL~ BLOCK WAS MADE B~ COMMERCE INVE,STMENT, INCORPORATED. DURING THE DISCUSSION IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT IF: 25TH AVENUE WERE, MAINTAI NED, . AS CURRENTLY PLATTED" I T WOULD BECOME A DEAD END STREET AND WOULD NOT GO THROUGH TO ANY CONNECTI NG STREET. I T WAS. FURTHER ,POI NTED OUT THAT THI,S AREA, TO THE SOUTH AND WEST, HAS RECENTLY BEEN PLATTED AND THE CONTINUANCE OF 25TH AVENUE IN CONNECTION WITH ANY PLAT-~OULD SERVE NO MATERIAL:PURPOSE. IT WAS THEREFORE RECOMMEND~D, BY THE COMMI~TEE ~HAT THE REQUEST FOR VACATION OF 25TH AVENUE WEST Of TYLER STREET FOR ONE-HALF BLOCK BE APPROVED AND THE NECESSARY PROCEDURES BE STARTED BY THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS. 4. PAVI NG 0' THE ALLEY BETWEEN 16TH AND 17TH AVENUES FROM ALDER TO HI LYARD STREETS'- A PROTEST AGAINST THE PAVING Of THE ALLEY BETWEEN 16TH AND 17TH AVENUES FROM HILYARD TO ALDER STREETS BY THE ALPHA GA~MA DE'L 1A ALUMNI, Assoc I ATI ON, DELTA DELTA CHAPTER, WAS PRESENTED. TO' THE COMMI TTEE. T'HE .PETI TI ONERS, BY REPRESENTATI VES, ' I NDI CATED THEY ATTEMPTED TO GET THI S PAVING DONE SOME YEARS. AGO BUT HAD MET WI THOPPOSI.TI ON, .FROM OTHER PARTI E5 I N THE AREA AND, FOLLOWI NG THI5, HAD -CAUSED THE PORTION OF THE ALLEY ABUTTI NG THEIR PROPERTY TO BE PAVED WITH ASPHALTIC CONCRETE. THEY NOW 0BJECTf:D, TO HAVING THIS PAVING REMOVED AND REGULAR CONCRETE ALLEY PAVING INSTALLED. THE OPPOSING PETITIONERS REQUESTED THAT THE COMMITTEE GIVE THEM AN OBPORTU.ITYTO CIRCULATE AN OPPOSITION PETITION. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE ITEM BE HELD IN COMMITTEE TO ENABLE TaE OBJ~CTORS TO HAVE SUFFICIENT TIME TO DETERMINE WHAT ABUTTING PROPERTY HOLDERS WERE IN OPPOSITION TO THIS IMPROVEMENT. 5. COMMUNI CATION REGARDI NG CONSTRUCTI ON Of' 51 DEWALK ON ,THE WEST 51 DE Of' CLEYfLAND STREET "ROM I 8TH AVENUE SOUTH - THE REVEREND WALTER Huss, REP,RESENTI NG THE FOURSQUARE CHURCH, INDICATED HIS CHURCH HAD A LIMITED CONSTITUENCY AND HAD RECENTLY MADE ARRANGEMENTS TO PAY FOR THE STRE~T PAVING, WERE CURRENTLY PAYING FOR SEWERS TO THE AREA~ AND REQUESTED IF IT WERE AT ALL POSSIBLE TO HAVE THE SIDEWALK PROGRAM DELAYED. THE COMMITTEE EXPLAINED THAT THIS SIDEWALK WAS PUT UNDER A PROGRAM INITIATED BY THE COUNCIL TO .BUILD, SIDEWA.LKS. NEAR ,S~HOOLS SO THAT CHILDREN WOULD NOT HAVE TO WALK IN THE,' STREET TO GET ,TO AND FROM SCHoaL., AFTER I T WAS POI NTED ,OUT THAT. THE ASSESSMENT FOR THE, SIDEWALK WOULD, UNDER ,NORMAL CIRCUMSTANCES, .OT BE MAOE UNTIL APPROX~MATELY JANUARY OF 1957 OR AFTER THAT TIME, REVEREND Huss WITHDREW HIS 08JECT~ON AND INDICAT~D THAT HIS CHURCH WOULD THEN BE IN A FINANCIAL POSITION TO HANDLE THE SIDEWALK ASSESSMENT. :1 THE COMMITTEE TOOK NO FORMAL ACTION FOLLOWING THE REMOVAL OF THE OBJECTION. ~ rt70 e 6. OPENING OF'STREET BETWEEN LAUREL HILL DRivE' AND AUGUSTA ,STREET ON AN'EAST-WEST LINE APPROXIMATELY PARALLEl.TO THE LllUREL HiLL 'SCHOOL SITE.';' MR. LOWE, .REPRESENTING.THE: PETITIONERS IN THE AREA, INDICAtED HIS DISTRICT WAS IN~DIRE NEED or WATER AND THEY HAD NOT FOUND IT POSSIBLE TO DIG WELLS IN THE AREA TO BRING IN WATER, THAT THERE IS A"PRIVATE WATER SYSTEM IN THE AREA, BUT IT IS RAPIDLY BECOMING OVERTAXED. I MR. BARNES OF THE EUGENE WATER AND ELECTRIC BOARD INDICATED iHATTH~IR'ENGINtERS ~AD ESTABLISHED A FEASIBLE ROUTE FROM AUGUSTA STREET TO THE SOUTHERN END OF LAUREL HILL"DRIVE BUT THAT THEY WERE UNABLE TO OBTAIN RIGHT OF WAY FOR A' WATER LINE ONLY. BOTH MESSRS. LOWE AND BARNES REQUESTED THAT THE COMMITTEE TAKE ACTION TO OPEN A STREET BETWEEN AUGUSTA STREET AND LAUREL HILL:DRIVESOTHAT WATER MAINS COULD BE RuN ON THE PUBLIC RIGHT or WAY. IT WAS INDICATED THAT SOME'NEGOTIATIONS OR OTHER PROCESSESJMIGHTBE NECESSARY TO ACQUIRE THE NECESSARy'PROPERTY tOR ~1REET RIGHT OF ~AY PURPOSES. - . i THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED'THAi THE 'CI'TY PROCEED WITH THE OPENING OF THE STREET.". IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMI TTEE 'BE ADOPTED. ' e 8 COMMUNICATION FROM EDWARD F~ JUDKI~S'- RE~ OPENING OF A STREET BETWEtN AUGUSTA.STREtT AND LAUREL HILL DRIVE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS rO~LOWS; "IT IS MY UNDtRSTANDING FROM A RECENT ARTICLE PUBLISHED IN THERE~ISTER';'GUARD, THAT THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE OF YOUR HONORABLE 'BODYr R~COMMENDS A STRtET BE OPENED,txtENDING FROM AUGUSTA STREET TO LAUREL HILL ROAD, ALONG THE NORTH END OF THE LAUREL HILL SCHOOL GROUNDS, AND THROUGH MY PROPERTY, AND THAT THIS RECOMMENDATION BE BROUGHT BEFORE THE COUNCIL ON THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING OF THAT BODY, MAY 14, '1956. I , , I WISH TO ENTER A PROTEST AGAINST THIS ROAD AS PROPOSED, rOR THE REASONS APPENDED BELOW: .... (I) (2) (3) (4) THE GROUND AT THI. PROPOSED LOCATION IS SO STiE~ THAT IT WOULD BE HAZARDOUS'FOR TRAVELLI NG WHEN WET OR FROSTY, AND I MPOSSI BLE WHEN SNOW I,S ON. . THAT AUGUSTA STREET IS NOT IMPROVED FROM THAT, POINT, TO THE SCHOOL BUILDING, WHICH IS LOCATED 'ON TH~ SOUTH END OF THE GROUND. THAT THERE IS NO WATER MAIN ALON~ AUGUSTA STREET EXCEPT AT THE:EXTRiM~ NORTH END. THAT THE PROPER LOCATI ON OF THE ROAD, SHOULD ALONG THE SOUTH END, OF' THE SCHOO.L GROUNDS WHERE THE BUI LDI NGS, THE WATER MAl N; 'AND THE CONNECTION BETWEEN AUGUSTA :STREET AND RI VERVI EW StRE'ET ARE, NOW 'ESTABLI SHED.. . ", , THAT THIS PART or THE TERRAIN I SNOT SO STEEP AND THAT A t;;ONGER SLOPE AND BETT'ER GRADE IS' POSSI BlE; AL'SO, THAT '"T I S LOCATED MORE NEARLY I N THE .:CENTER 'OF" "11'4'[ RESI'DENTI AL AREA, WHEN tVENiUALLY PLATTED. THAT THERE ARE ~~L~ FIVE HOUSES ON THE EXISTING WATER LI~Ej WHICH HAS A TW~ I~CH,MAIN, AND A LARGE RESERVOIR TANK, WHICH IS 'THE WATER WE~i ~AIRLY DISTRIBUTED, WO~LD BE SUFFICIENT NOT ONLY FOR THE PRESENT NEED BUT FOR SOMETIME IN THE FUTURE, AND IN 'CONCLUSION, THAT 'THERE I S ONLY ONE 'PUPI L ATT'ENDI NG THE LAUREL SCHOOL F'ROM THE LAUREL HI LL ROAD.'" ' I (5 ) (6 ) THE MAYOR ORDERED, IN THE ABSENCE OF' OBJECTIONS, THAT THIS COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED eN riLE'. 9 A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTtE MEETING HELti MAY II, 1956- RE: PAjlN~ T~E ~LLEY BETWE.EN 16TH AND 17TH AVENUES FROM ALDER TO HILYARD STREETS; BIDS 'ON VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT' PROJECTS; PETI T,I ON FOR PAVI NG 23RD AVENUE FROM FRI ENDLY STREET TO THE ALLEY EAST B'ETWEEN MA'DI SON AND MONROE STREETS; AND' 0'1 SCUSSI ON REGARDING A 'F'IXEDBASE OPERATOR -FOR MAHLON SWEEiAI RPOR'iwAS SUBMI TTED AND READ AS FOL'LOWS:; e "PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; CO'UNC I LMEN GODLOVE, OwEN, AND WA'TSON; CI TY MANAGER; CITY RECORDER; CITY ENGINEER; MR. rROMHOLD; MR. DALE GREEN; AND MR. DAN WYANT or THE EUGENE REGI STER-GUARD'. THE COMMI TTEE 01 D NOT AGREE AS TO WHE;THER' THE JO'B SHOULD' BE HELD UP, OR WHETHER THE PAVI NG CONTRACT SHOULD BE LET 'AND THE MATiER WAS REFERRED TO THE COUNCI L WI TH NO RECOMMENDATI ON. 2. 'BIDS ON VARIOUS STREET, SEWER AND ALLEY IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS - IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT A NUMBER OF' BI DS ON VAR I OUS I'MPROVEMENTS HAD BEEN OPENE'D ON MAY I cf, 1956 AND THA'TTHE SEWER AND ALLEY BIDS CONFORMED TO 'THE EX'PECTED PRICES GENERALLY, BUT THE BIDS F'OR IMPROVEMENT OF STREETS WERE UP ABOUT TEN PER 'CENT.'. I I I, , I e ~ 1l ? .~~ e I IT WAS RECOMMENDE~ ~HAT~HE ~WAROI'NG'Of THESE BIDS BE HElOVP UNTf~ THE C~U~CIL MEETING OF MAY.14, 1956 ,AND THAT ,THE BIDS RECEIVED ,ON MAY'IO, AND APRH:' :19,1956 BE BROKEN DOWN BY UNIT PRICE ALONG WITH THE AVERAGE Of BIDS RECEIVED IN 1955 fOR PURPOSES Of COMPAR I S,ON. " 3. PETITION fOR IMPROVEMENT OF 23RD A~ENUE fROM FRIENDLY ST~EEt E~ST TO ~~~'~LLty BETWEEN MADI SON AND MONROE STREETS - A PETI TI.ON ON WH I CH fJfTY PER 'CE"NT Of THE PRQPERTY HOLDERS CONCERNED HAD SIGNED REQUESTING THE PAVING Of 23RDAvENUE fROM FRIENDLY STREET EAST TO THE 'ALLEY ,BETWEEN, MADISON AND MONROE STREETS WAS PRESENTED TO THE COMMITTEE: 'THt CITY MANAGER EXPLAINED THAT WE DID NOT HAVE RIGHT OF WA~ FOR THE STREET IMMEDIATELY EAST Of THIS PROJECT AND THEREFORE COULD CARRY THE PROJECT NO FARTHER EAST. AFTER SOME DISCUSSION, THE COMMITTEE RE~OMMENDED THAT THE STREET BE PA~ED AN~ THE, NECESSARY ORDINANCES INITIATING THIS PROJECT BE PASSED. e 4. DISCUSSION REGARDING A FIXED BASE OPERATOR AT MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT - THE~COMMITrEE DISCUSSED THE POSSIBILITY OF GETTING A FIXED BASE OPERATOR AT MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT. A COMMUNICATION fROM MR. DALE GREEN, GREEN FLYING SERVICE, WAS READ TO THE COMMITTEE. THE COMMITTEE WAS IN AGREEMENT T~AT ~TEPS SHOULD BE IMM~DIATELY TAK~N TO INSTALL A FIXED 'BASE OPERATQR AT M~HLON SWEET AIRPORT. I A NUMBER Of SUGGESTIONS WERE MADE CONCERNING A POSSIBLE CONTRACT WITH A FIXED BASE OpERATO~AS WELL AS TO THE DETAILS CONCERNING PRI~ATE fLYING A~ MAHLON SWEET A\RPO~T, WHICH ARE SUMMARIZED AS fOLLOWS: (I) THAT THE fiXED BASI OPERATOR' BE GRANTED A LEASE fOR TWENTY YEARS; THE FIRST TEN ~EARS TO BE AT NO FEE, THE SECOND TEN YEARS TO BE NEGOTIATED A.TO fEE.' (2) THAT THE CITY PROVIDE NO fiNANCIAL ASS1STANCE I~ MOVING OR OOCATING A fiXED BASE OPERATOR. (3) THAT ALL BUILDING REQUIREMENTS OF THE CITY BE MET. (4) THAT THE ,IXED BASE OPERATOR FURNISH PLANS OF TH~ BUILDING rOR COUNCIL APPROVAL BEFORE CONSTRUCTION QF THE FIXED BASE OPERAT~ON. (5) TH~T fRANCHISES fOR GASOLINE BE EXTENDED TO STANDARD OIL COMPANY rOR, A PERIOD OF TIME TO,BE NEGOTIATED. (6) THAT PRIVATE HANGARS BE ALLOWED, TO BE PRIVATELY CONSTRUCTED SUBJECT TO COUNCIL APPROVAL-Of THE PLANS. (7) THAT A TIE DOWN FEE OF $10.00 PER YEAR BE CHARGED ALL AIRCRAFT BASED AT MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT AND AN ADDITIONAL FEE Of $2.00 PER YEAR BE CHARGED FOR EACH AIRCRAFT HANGARED, WITH MULTIPLE HANGARS TO PAY A MINIMUM or $10.00 PER YEAR'. (a) THAT CONTRACTORS LEASING AREAS FOR HANGARS OR rlXED BASE OPERATIO~S BE REQUIRED TO PAY ALL PROPERTY TAXES. (9) THAT THE' F'I XED BASE OPERATOR BE GRANTED AN EXCLUSI VE CONTRAC.T. (10) THAT NO FEES TO PRIVATE OWNERS BEYOND THE '$'O~OO PER YEAR BE CHARGED, ALL'AIRCRAf'T BASED AT MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT FOR TIE DQWN FEE rOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1956-57, BEGINNING JULY I, 1956 AND ENDING JUNE 30, 1957. DUE TO LACK Of QUORUM OF THE COMMITTEE, NO RECOMMENDATIO~ TO T~~'COUNCIL WAS MADE. I THE ADMINISTRATION RECOMMENDS THAT THE SUGGESTIONS OUTLINED ABOVE BE APPROVED, BY THE COUNCIL~" IT WAS MOVED By,MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN, THAT THE REPORT or THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRtED. e IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE, THAT ITEM NUMBER ONE REGARDING THE PAVING Of TH~ ALLEY BETWEEN 16TH AND'17TH AVENUES rROM ALDER TO HILYARD STREETS BE, HELD OVER ONE MORE YEAR. MOTION CARRIED. IN REGARD TO I:rEMNUMBER FOUR, IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT THIS MEETING OF MAYI4,t956,BE ADJOURNED TO 6:45 P.M., WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1956 TO CONSIDER THE AIRPORT PROPOSAL.-' 10 COMMUNICATION FROM NORMAN F. RICHARDS - RE: 'FIXED BASE OPERATIONS AT MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT WAS SUBMITTED AND"READ AS :f"OLLOWS: -, , "THE FOLLOWING IS OUR PROPOSED TENTATIVE PLAN OF ACTION FOR A fiXED BASE OPERATION AT THE EUGENE AIRP.ORT. THE PRIMARY PLAN WOULD INCLUDE RENTAL,HANGARS FORiAPPROXIMATELY 25 AIRCRAFT,r.UELING FACILITIES, PLUS A LARGE HANGAR WITH A & E SHOP rACILITIES. I THE SECONDARY PHASE OF OUR PLAN WOULD INCLUDE A SKY MOTEL TYPE ACCOMODATIONS FOR FLYING VISITORS, ,PLUS COURTESY CARS AND 'PARKING FACILITIES FOR VISITING AIRCRAfT. THIS PHASE QF THE OVERALL PLAN COULD UTtLltE THE AREA EAST OF THE COUNTY ROAD WH1CHfORMS THE EAST SIDE OF THE AIRPORT PROPERTY. ALONG WITH SKY MOTEL FACILITIES, WE HOPE TO EVENTUALLY PUT IN AN EATING ESTABLISHMENT WHICH WOULD ALSO ENHANCE THE OVERALL PICTURE OF ACCOMODA- TIONS AND SERVICE TO OUR OWN LOCAL AIRCRAFT AS WELL AS VISITING,'AIRCRAFT~ e ~ ~72 e THE ENTIRE PLAN IS SET UP SO THAT ENLARGING P~IMARY FACILITIES COULD EASILY BE ACCOMPLI SHED WI THOUT I N.TER,FE.R I NG WI TH THE OPERAT,'ON ALREADY ESTABL I SHEO:. I IN ORDER TO PUT OUR PLAN INTO EFFECT WE WOULD WANT TO LEASE, FROM THE CITi OF EUGE~E, THE ENTIRE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE PLAN. THIS LEASE SHOULD G~VE' US EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS T,O PROV.IDE T,HE SERVICES 'AND' FACILITIES NECESSARY, IN ORDER TO BE A CREDIT, AS WELL AS A DRAWING CARD, FOR THE CITY OF EUGENE. THE ENTIRE PLAN WHEN COMPLETED: WOUL~ ALSO I~CLUDE, A SWIMMIN~ POOL AND OTHER RECREA- TION FACI LI TI ES FOR F'LYI NG TOURI STS. :j THE FOREGOING TENTATIVE PLAN IS RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED TO THE CITY MANAGER AND CITY COUNCIL OF ~UGENE FOR THEIR CONSIDERATION~" THE MAYOR ORDERED, IN THE ABSENCE OF OBJECTIONS, THIS COMMUNICATION TO BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. II A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MEETI~G HELD MAY 2, 1956 - RE: ENFORCE~ENT'ciF ORDINANCE '8292 AT 107, EAST 27TH AVENUE; REGULATION OF TRAFFIC AT 11TH AVENUE AND HIGH STREET; AND TRAFFIC CONTROL AT 13TH AVENUE AND OLIVE STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: e "PRESENT: 'MAYOR JO-HNSON;: COUNtl LMEN GODLOVE, OwEN, AND HARTMAN;- Ci TV MANAGER; CHI EF OF, POLICE; FIRE MARSHALL; CITY ATTORNEY; TRAFFIC SI~NAL TECHNICIAN; CITY, RECORDER; MR. BECRAFT; AND MR. WYANT OF THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. I I. ENFORCEMENT OF, ORDI NANCE #8292 AT ,107 EAST 27TH AVENUE I TWAS EXP-LAI NED THAT THE BUI LDI NG I NSPECTOR, THE fl RE MARSHALL, AND THE RODENT CQNTROL OF'F I CER' HAD I NSPECTED THE BUI LDI NG AND PREMI SES LOCATED AT 1.07 EAST 27.TH AVENUE AN'D HAD FOUND A LARGE AMOUNT OF.! REFUSE, SUBSTANDARD WIRING, SEWER CON~ECTION IMPROPERLY PLUGGED, AND THAT,THE PROPERTY IN GENERAL WAS IN A POOR tAND DilAPIDATED STATE. A SERIES O~ PICTURES TAKEN BY'THE RODENT; CONTROL OFFICER WERE VIEWED BY THE COMMITTEE AND IT WAS INDICATED THAT THE PROPERTY IS, LEGALLY DESCRIBED AS THE WEST 100 FEET OF LOTS I, 2, 3, AND 4j BLOCK 27"ERASIER-HYLAND ADDI 11 ON, I N THE OWNERSHI P, OF WI LHY A. AND EVELYN I. DORMAN. ' ,THE RODENT CONTROL OFFICER INDICATED THAT HE HAD REQUIRED MR. DORMAN TO CLEAN UP,THE PROPERTY AT VARIOUS TIMES PREVIOUS AND HE, ALONG WITH THE BUILDING INSPECTOR AND THE fIRE MARSHALL, RECOMMENDED' THAT THE PROVI 51 ONS OF ORDI NANCE #8292', ESTABLI SHED FOR THE PREVEN- TION OF ,DANGEROUS BUILDINGS AND STRUCTURES AND.PROVIDING METHODS FOR,:THEABATEMENT AND REMOVAL THEREOF BE ENFORCED. ., , " THERE WAS A'PETITION SIGNED BY SEVEN AREA RESIDENTS REQUESTING THE COUNCIL TO TAKE STEPS TO ABATE THIS NUISANCE. fOLLOW'NG A VIEWING OF THE PICTURES SUBMITTED AND A GENERAL DISCUSSION, IT WAS THE RECOMMENDATION or THE COMMITTEE THAT ORDINANCE NUMBER '8292 BE ENFORCED WITH RESPECT TO THE PROPERTY DESCRIBED ABOVE. 2. REGULATION OF TRAFFIC AT 11TH AVENUE AND HIGH STREET - THE TRAFFIC SIGNAL TECHNICIAN RECOMMENDED, TO FACILITATE THE MOVEMENT OF TRAFFIC AT 11TH AVENUE AND HI~H STREET, THAT THE LEFT TURN MOVEMENT FOR WEST BOUND TRAFFIC OFF OF 11TH AVENUE ONTO HIGH STREET BE ELIMINATED AND THAT TO PROVIDE AN ADDITIONAL LANE OF TRAFFIC TO ALLOW A LEFT TURN MOVEMENT FOR EAST BOUND TRAFFIC THAT PARKING BE REMOVED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 11TH AVENUE WEST OF HIGH STREET FOR AN ADDITIONAL THIRTY-NINE FEET, OR A TOTAL OF NINETY-THREE FEET WEST OF THE INTERSECTION. ALSO, THAT PARK1NG'BEREMOVEB EAST,OF HIGH STREET ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF IITH,AvENUE FOR AN ADDITIONAL SEVENTY-FIVE FEET, OR A TOTAL OF ONE HUNDRED FEET AND, AS INDICATED ABOVE, THAT' THE LEFT TURN LANE FOR WEST BOUND TRAFFIC OFF OF 11TH AVENUE ONTO HIGH STREET BE ELIMINATED. I AFTER DISCUSSION, THE COMMITTEE CONCURRED IN THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE TRAFFIC SIGNAL TECHNI C I AN. '.'1' e 3. TRAFFIC CONTROL AT 13TH AVENUE AND OLIVE STREET -'IT WAS' EXPLAINED THAT THE COUNCIL, AT THEIR MEETING ON MARCH 12, 1956, GAVE APPROVAL, TO A RESOLUTION WHICH-ELIMINATED THE LEFT TURN LANE FOR WEST BOUND TRAFFIC ON 13TH AVENUE FROM TURNING SOUTH ON OLIVE STREET AND THAT THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE AT A MEETING,HELD APRIL II, 1956' HAD RECOMMENDED T~~T,THE REGULATION BE MAINTAINED, BUT THAT THE COUNCIL AT THEIR MEETING ~N APRIL 23, 1956,HAD REFERRED THE MATTER BACK TO THE COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER STUDY. AFTER SOME DISCUSSION IN WHICH THE TRAFFIC SIGNAL TECHNICIAN INDICATED THAT A LEFT TURN MOVEMENT FOR WEST BOUND TRAFFIC CREATED A DANGEROUS SITUATION SINCE EAST BOUND TRAFFIC ON 13TH AVENUE, AT THIS INTERSECTION"WOULD BE USING THE EXTREME RIGHT HAND OR CURB LANE AND WOULD BE PARTIALLY BLIND' TO THE MOVEMENT OF WEST BOUND TRAFFIC-WHICH,MIGHT CAUSE ADDITIONAL ACCIDENTS. THE COMMITTEE,AGAIN RECOMMENDED THAT THE REGULATIONS CURRENTLY EXISTING AT THIS INTER- SECTION ,BE MAINTAINED BUT THAT AN INVESTIGATION OY,8THER COMPARABLE INTERSECTIONS BE MADE SO THAT EQUIVALENT REGULATIONS MIGHT BE MADE 'APPLICABLE." I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN, ,THAT THE REPORT OF THE PuBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTfON CARRIED. e ~ 1~~ e I 12 -:A REPORT OF' THE PUBLIC SAF'ETY COMMITTEE MEETING HELD MAY 9;,1956 .;. RE: TRAF'f.IC CONTROL AT 22ND AVENUE AND HARRIS STREET; PARKING RESTRICTION AT 4TH AVENUE AND BLAIR BOULEVAROj,AND QUOTATIONS ON ITEMS OF' IMPROVEMENT F'OR PARK BALLF'IELD AREAS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS F'OLLOW$: "PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN GODLOVE, WATSON, AND OWEN; CITY MANAGER; PARK AND RECREATION SUPERINTENDENT; .CHIEF' OF' POLICE; CITY ATTORNEY; CITY RECORDER; AND M~. DAN WYANT OF' THE'EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. I. TRAF'F'IC CONTROL.~T THE INTERSECTION OF' 22NOAvENUE AND HARRIS STREET ~ A REPRES6NTA- TI VEOr THE AREA VI EWED THE I NTERSECT~.ON AND I T WAS NOTED THAT ,THE SI GHT 01 STANCE AT T.HREE OF' THE CORNERS WAS IMPAI RED DUE TO STREET GRA;DE AND REUI NI NG WALLS. THE POll CE DEPA'RT- MENT~,I~DICATES THAT ALTHOUGH NElmHER STREET )S HEAVILY USED THE ACCIDENT INCIDENTS ~RE .' ". - HIGH, THERE BEING SIX ACCIDENTS AT THIS INTERSECTION IN THE LAST YEAR PREDOM~NAT~LY ~AUSED BY F'AILURE TO YIELD RIGHT OF' WAY AS REQUIRED UNDER THE STA~E STATUTES AND CITY ORDINANCE. e lHERE WA'S A DISCUSSION OF' 'POSSIBLE TRAF'F'IC CON'tROL DEVICES THAT COULD BE PLACED. AT TH~S INTERSECTION,AND IT WAS ~ECOMMENDED THAT "YIELD RIGHT OF WAY" SIGNS BE INSTALLED ~N HARRIS STREET ON THE NORTH AND SOUTH SIDES OF 22ND AVENUE TO REMIND ~OTORI~TS TRAV~LL~NG HARRIS STREET IN A NORTHERLY OR SOUTHERLY DIRECTION THAT THEY SHOULD YFElD RIGHT OF~WAY TO TRAFFIC ON THEIR RIGHT. -: v' 2. PARKI NG RE,STRI eTl ON AT 4TH AVENUE' AND BLAI R BOULEVARD" A REPRESENTATI VE OF TH:E:' COMMITTEE VIEW~D THE INTERSECTION OF 4TH AVENUE AND BLAIR BOULEVARD WITH SPECIAL REF'ERENCE ~O THE N~RTH SIDE or BLAIR Bo LEVARD BETWEEN WEST 4TH AVENU~ AND VAN BUREN S~RE~T AND ALSO WITH RErERENCE TO PARKING ON 4TH AVENUE BETWEEN BLAIR BOULEVARD AND JACKSON STREET. THE COMMI TTEE,IN DI.SCUSSI NG 'THIS MATTER, .CONTEMPLATED THE REMOVAL or PARKI NG ON THE SOUTH 51 DE OF 4TH AVENUE AND THE REINSTALLATION OF PARKING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF 4TH AVENUE BET~EEN BLAIR BOULEVARD AND JACKSON STREET. THERE WAS LIKE~ISE'DISCUSSION AS TO WHAT ~ARKIN~ iHOULD BE ALLOWED ON THE EAST SIDE OF' BLAIR BOULEVARD BETWEEN 4TH AVENUE AND VAN BUREN STREET. , AFTERCONSI DERABLE 0.1 SCUSSI ON ON THE VARIOUS POSSI BLE METHODSWH,I CM' MI GH,T BE USED, TO . CORRECT THE ~ROBLEM, iT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THIRTY MINUTE PARKING BE .INSTITUTE~ ON BOTH SIDES OF 4TH AVENUE FROM BLAIR BOULEVARD EAST TO JACKSON 'STREET AND THAT NO TRUCK PARKING BE ALLOWED 'IN- THE FI~ST PARKING SPACE ON THE [AST SIDE' OF BLAIR BOULEVARD NORTH OF 4TH AVENUE, WHICH WOULD GIVE GREATER. SIGHTDI~TANCEFOR: TRArFIC W~STBOUND ON 4TW AVENUE, : CROSSI NG' BLA'I R BOULEVARD, OR MAKJ'NG'A LEFT TURN' OF.F OF" 4TH' 'AVENUE ONtO ,BLAIR ,BOULEVARD. I 3.' QUOTATIONS ON ITEMS or IMPROVEMENT F'OR PARK BALLFIELD AREAS - THE PARK AND RECREATION SUPER I NTENDENT EXPLAI NED THAT HE HAD REQUESTED. QUOTATI ONS ON' VAR I OUS I T>EMS NECESSARY TO IMPROVE THE BALLrlELDS IN AMAZON PARK AND IN THE PARK TO BE DEVELOPED IN THE VICINITY OF 15TH' AVENUE, CHAMBERS STREET,.,AND THE AMAZON CREEK. HE EXPLAINED THAT THE ITEMS OF IMPROVEMENT WERE NOT .rORMALLY ADVERTISED aUT THAT EVERYONE WHO MIGHT POTENTlALL~ BE IN-A POSI710NTO DO SUCH'WORK-~AD BE~N CONTACTED BY' HIS-OFFICE AND 'HAD HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO QUOTE ON SUCH WORK. I HE EXPLAJ NED THAT THE BASEBALL PROGRAM FOR THE S_UMMER OF 1956 HAD GROWN - CO'NSTDtR'ABL Y OVER PREVIOUS YEARS AND IT WAS NECESSARY TO. ACTIVIATE THE BALLF'IELDS IN THE AMAZON AREA AS WELL AS IN THE AREA Of' 15TH AVENUE AND CHAMBERS, STREET'TO:PROVIDE'ADDITIONALPLAYING FIELDS FOR THE, SUMMER PROGRAM. ,'.. I " THE ITEMS NECESSARY TO IMPROVE THE PAIKS ARE: (I) - A, B~CK STOP FOR AMAZON PARK; LOCATED SOUTH or ROOSEVELT' JUNIOR HI GH SCHOOL AND WEST OF HI LYARD SYREET. TH,E COLORADO fUEL AND I RON CORPORATI:ON OF PORTLA'ND, OREGON SU,BMI TTED THE LOWEST QUOTATION OF $1,397.00. e (2") Two SMALLER BACK STGPS ,TO BE LOCATED, BE.TWEENI5TH' AVENUE AND THE' AMAZON CHANNEL:EAsr or CHAMBERS STREET. THE COLORADO fUEL AND IRON CORPORATION Of PORTLAND, 'OREGON SUBMITTED THE LOWEST QUOTATION OF $735.00. (3) BASIC GRADING WORK IN THE BALLrlELD AREA BETWEEN 15TH AVENUE AND THE AMAZON CHANNEL EAST OF CHAMBERS STREET. STANTON W., PAYNE SUBMITTED THE LOWEST.QUOTATION,OF $2,1;82.00. (4' INSTALLATION or A rENCE AT MONROE PARK, TO BE fOUR rEET HIGH AND TO BE A BUffER BETWEEN THE PARK AREA AND THE STREET TO PROHIBIT CHILDREN FROM RUNNING INTO THE STREET. THE 'COLOR'ADO fUEL AND'I RON CORPORATI ON' OF, PORTLAND, OREGON SUBMI TTED THE LOWEST QUOTATION FOR THIS WORK IN THE AMOUNT or $690.00. " ,', ", ,AF'TER 'SOME.DISCUSSION ON THE.PR~PRIETIES OF' LETTING WORK~ITHOUT FORMAL QUOTATION, AND DURING WHICH DISCUSSION THE PARK AND RECREATION-SUPERINTENDENT WAS INSTRUCTED,'IN THE rUTURE, TO ISSUE .rORMAL BIDS, IT WAS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THE LOW QUOTATIONS ON'THEWORKDESCRI8tDABOVC8EACCEPTED~It' " - I' I .... I " I TWAS' MOVED BY: MR. GODLOVE, StCONDED 8y'iMR. HARTMAN,' THAi' THE REPORT OF THE PUBLI C SAFETY COMMITTEE BE 'ADOPTED~ ROLtCALL: ,VOTE. , ALL COUNcrLMEN PRtSEtfT VOTING7AvE. iMESSRS. 'BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. e l ....1 ~71 e 13 f!.. REPORT or THE €OMMI TTEE Of' THE ""HOLE MEETI NG HELD MAY" 4,1956 ..; RE:. CONSI DERATi ON OF' P~O~OSED'AIR POLLU~ION ORDINANCE; COMMUNICATION FROM FRANK I. KrN~~Y RE~ARDING THE S!ATE BA~eROFT LAW; AND SALE OF PROPERTY IN PARK-AI~E SUBDIVISION WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS. I ,"PRESENT:COUNCILMEN BQOTH, GOl?LOVE, SHEARER, OwEN; AND HARTMAN; CITY MANAGER; C~TY ATTORNEY; CITY RECO~DERJ MR. CLARENCE UREY; AND MR. ~DAN WYANT OF THE EUGENE REGISTER- I' GUARD. ~. C6NSI~ER~TION or PROPOSED AIR POLLUTfON ORDINANCE - IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT SOME ilME PREVIOUS TO THE MEETING, A SUGGESTEDORDrNANCE HAD BEEN GIVEN TO THE COMMITTEE FOR STUDY AND THAT SINCE THAt TIME CERTAIN RECOMMENDATIONS HAD BEEN MADE BY THE OREGON STATE AIR POLLUTION AUTHORITY, 'WHICH BASrCALLYGAVE DEF"lNITIONS 'TO THE SUBJECT OF.' THE CONTRDL or AIR POLLUTION. IN THE REVISED ORDINANCE WHICH WAS PRESENTED TO THE COMMITTEE THE STANDARDS, AS SET UP, ARE BASEDON'MINIMUM S~ANDARDS. UN~E~'THIS ORDINANCE, IF' PRO~ERLY EHFORCE6 ~ITHIN THE CITY LIMITS, AfR POLLUTION 'COULD BEHELD 'TO A MINIMOM AND AIR POLLtiTI6N COMING FROM AREAS OUTSI DE THE CITY' I NTO THE CI TY C<fULD BE CONTROLLED 'BY THt OREGON ,STATE AI R 'POLLUTION AUTHORITY. j' e IT WAS FURTHER EXPLAINED THAT THIS ORDINANCE IS AMONG THE FIRST IN THE STATE OF THIS VARIETY AND' COULDPo1'ENTIALLY REQUIRE. SOME REVISION OR MOI>tf'ICATION AFTER E'XPERIENCE "HAD BEEN GAINED, BUT THAT BASICALLY IT IS BELIEVED THAT THE O~~INANCE IS EFFE~TIVE, N~T OVERLY EXCESSIVE, AND ENFORCEABLE. ., . I AFTER FURTHER D:I SCUSSI ON I TWAS 'MOVED BY MR. OWEN, SEOONDED BY MR. BOOTH, THAT THE COMMITTEE RECOMMEND THE ADOPTION OF THIS ORDINANCE AND THATA'iHEARING BE HELD ON THE SUBJECT OF TH IS ORD I NANCE. MOTLON CARR I ED. I - 2. COMMUNICATI~N FROM FRANK I. KLNNEY REGARDING ~HE STATE BANCROFT LAW - IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT MR. FRANK I. KINNEY HAD APPEARED BEFORE THE, COUNCIL AND PRESENTED A LETTER T~ THE COUNCIL REQUESTING A REVIEW OF THE PROVISIONS or THE STATE BANCROET ACT AND THE ACTION OF if HE OREGON STATE TAX ,COMMI ssi ON IN ESTABLI SHI NG A RATI 0 F'OR LANE COUNTY OF FORTYP-ER CENT OF' TRUE VALUE WITH REFERENCE T~REAL PROPERTY, WHEN THE ~ANE COUNTY ASSESSOR HA. INDICATED ;THE ACTUAL RATIO IS TWENTY-FI VE PER 'CENT OF TRUE VALUE. MR. KI NNEY .1 NDI CATED I N HI S COMMUNICATION THAT THIS WAS CAUSING A HARDSHIP WHERE STREETS, SEWERS, OR OTHER LOCAL IMPROVEMENTS ~ENT pAST VACANT ~ROPERTY 'lN ~HAT HE COULD NOT ~OND SUCH PROPERTY UNDER ~~E RATIO SET UP BY THE STATE TA~ COM~ISSIO~~ - THE CITY ATTORNEY I"D1CATED THA~, ArTE~~ONSULTATION,~HE DID NOT BELIEVE THE CITY COULD USE'THE RATIO'ESTABLISHED BY THE LOCAL ASSESSOR BUT THAT UNDER THE LAW THE CITY MUST USE THE RATIO ESTABLI SHED BY THE STATE TAX COMMI S'SI ON AS SET FORTH I N THE STATUTES. THE COMMITTEE INDICATED THE ONLY RECOMM~NDATION THEY COULD MAKE IS THAT THE STATUTES OF THE STATE OF' OREGON BE rOLLOWED. 3. PARK-AIRE SUBDIVISION - IT WAS EXPL"AINED THAT IT WILL SOON BE NECESSARY TO START SELLING PORTIONS OF THE PARK-AIRE SUBDIVISION, liHICH THE CITY HAS RECENTLY PLA'TTED, IN"', ORDER TO ACQUIRE FUNDS TO CARRY OUT THE WORK TO BE DONE AT MAHCON SWEET AIRPORT AND THAT BEFORE THE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY CAN BE SOL~ THt PLANNING COMMISSION W)LL FIRST HAVE TO DETERMINE THE DEED RESTRICTIONS WHICH WOULD BE PLACED ON THE RESIDENTIAL PROPERTY BUT THAT IT WAS POSSIBLE, AT THt.STlMf:, THAT THE BUSINESS LOT-AT THE NORTHEAST-'CORNER"OF' IBTH' AVENUE AND CHAMBERS" STREET', BEl NG LOT 3, COULD BE ADVERT I SED AND SOLD BI\' 81 D. I -: ArTER SOME DISCUSSION ON THE SUBJECT OF DEED RESTRICTIONS AND THE METHOD WELL AS WHICH-O~ THE LOTS ZONED ~O~ COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MIGHT BE 'SOLD, IT'WAS' THAT LOT 3, BE,I NG THE. LOT AT THE NORTHEAST CORN'ER OF: THE I NTERSECTI ON AT I BTH CHAMBERS STREET, BE PUT UP FOR SALE ON A.BID BASIS WITH THE COUNCIL TO RETAIN TO REJECT ANY AND ALL BIDS ON SUCH PROPERTY." OF SALE AS "'I"" ' RECOMMENDED AVENUE AND THE AUTHORITY e '" , -I T, WAS' MOVED BY MR. OwEN" SECONDED BY MR.. GODLOVE, THAT THE REPORT OF THE. COMMi TTEE OF THE WHOLE BE ADOPTED. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. 14 A REPORT OF THE Bus COMMITTEE MEETING HELD MAY 10, 1956 - RE:' ELIMINATI6N OF N1GHT SERVICE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "PRESENT: MAYOR' JOHNSON; MESSRS. C. L. KELLY, C. F~ SHEARER, A. C. MCCHESNEY, WILLIAM RUSSELL, WARREN KORSTAD; CITYMANAGERj AND THE CITY RECORDER. THE Bus COMMITTEE MET TO CONSIDER THE MATT~R OF THE CITY TRANSIT LINES ELIMINATING NIGHT SERVICE WHfCH WAS REF'ERRED TO THEM BY THE COMMON COUNCIL. MR. C. L. KELLY INDICATED THA~ HE HAD GIVEN ADD1TIONAl THOUGHT ,TO THE.PROBLEM AND HAD, IN, CONNECTION ~IT" A BUSINESS TRIP, REVI~WED THIS.MATTER WI.TH OFFICIALS OF' THE DALLAS, TEXAS,'Bus_'COMP~NYWHICHHAVE A WELL OPERATED SYSTEM. I e ~ - e Jl75 I e I 15 , 'f 'I I ,i I r :1 I ;1 MR.. KELLY STATED THAT: IN HIS CONYERSAT'I~NS WITH THE OFF'ICIALS T~E'Y :IND~CA~E~"~HEY DID NOTBELltVE fHE FAILURt OF A BUS SYSTEM WOULD H~VE T~~~.VE~SEAN t~FECT ~~ T~E DOWNTOWN BUSINESS AREA, NOR WOULD IT CAUSE A SHIFT OF POPULATION FROM' THE SUBURBAN AREAS TO THE,URBAN AREAS 0' THE CITY. MR. KELLY LIKEWISE INDICATED THAT HE DID NOT ~E(~tVE THE DOWNTOWN AREA WOULD. BE DEVALUED 10 A VERY GREAT DEGREE BECAUSE OF,'THtLACK OF A MASS TRANSPORTATI ON SYSTEM. THE OFr! CI ALS OF THE DALLAS, TEXAS BUS'CGMPANY' I N91 CATEDTHAT' I r .MERCHANTS WERE CONTEMPLATING A SUBS,IDIZATION OF THE MASS TRANSPOR~ATION SYSTEM OR BETTER OrF STREET PARKING FACILITIES THAT, IN THEIR OPINION, THE MONEYWOU~D PROBABLY BE BEST'" SPENT ON OF' STREET PARKING. I , JHERE'WAS SOME THOUGHT GJVEN TO JOINT'EUGENE-SPRINGFIELD"M~SSTRANSPORTATION AND/OR AN OFF STREET PARKING COMMITTEE OR COMMITTEES TO STUDY BOTH PROBLEMS. ,A'TER~ONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION OF THE SUBJECT, IN WHICH IT WAS SASICALLY AGREED THAT THE. MASS T~ANSP9RTATION SYSTEM IN THE CITY OF EUGENE 'WAS ON VERY SHAKY GROUND, THE' '1 COMMI TTE~ ,ADJOURNED." , . ;,' 'I . .:'i'.-,; I T,,!E ~AYORORDERED, I !II' THE ABSENCE OF: OBJECTIONS, THE REPORT OF THE Bus, COMMI TTEE TO.'BE: RECEIVED,AND PLAeE~ ON fiLE. ~,J, , ,j, PETITIONS AND ,COMMUNICATIONS .!" I. AN APPLICATION FOR A PACKAGE STORE LICENSE, CLASS "A", WAS SUBMITTED BY PETER C. AND IRENE O. PRICE, DBA SUNNY HOLLOW GROCERY, 4183 DILLARD ROAD (NEW LICENSE). . r. ." . IT.WAS ~~VEO,~Y MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED,SY MR. SHEARER, THAT THE APPLICATION BE RErERRE.O TO THE PUBLIC .SAFETY C;OMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. . . .\ 16 AN APPLICATION FOR A DISPENSER'S LICENSE, CLASS "B", WAS SUBMITTED BY SIDNEY I. fREDRICKSON, DBA THE ~AHARA CLUB, 157 EAST ~RCllADWAY (CHANGE OF OWNERSHI P ).' I TWAS 'MOVE,D BY ,M~. ~~ODLOVE, SECONDE~ BY MR. SHEARER, THAT TIoiE APPLI CATI ON BE REF:ERR'~~ ~TO T,,!E' PUBLIC .SAFETY COMMITTEE,. MOTION CARRIED. 17 COMMUNICATION FROM JOHN W. PENNINGTON, CITY ATTORNEY, ADDRESSED TO THE CITY TRANSIT LINES - RE:p MONTHL,YFRANCHI'SE PAYMENT F'ROM CITY TUNSI't LINES WAS SUBMITTED AND,READ ASF'OLLOWS:, I e I e I B 19 ": . "ON APRIL 9TH, 1956 THE CITY fiNANCE OFFICER WROTE YOU AND ADVISED YOU THAT THE CITY TRANSIT LINES' REGULAR FRANCHISE PAYMENT OF $800.00 HAD BEEN DUE AND PAYABLE SINCE MARCH 15TH, 1956 IN ADDITION TO THE REGULAR MONTHLY PAYMENT OF $100.00 WHICH IS BEING APPLIED UPON YOUR PAST,DELINQUENCY., 'THE FI NANCE 'OFn CER HAS JUST I NFORMED THE CI'TV ,MANAGER A'NO ME THA1.,.YOU HAVE REMITTED A CHECK FOR $100.00 WHICH WAS APPARENTLY INTENDED TO APP~Y UPON' PAST DELINQUENCIES. No PAYMENT HAS BEEN RECEIVED ON YOUR CURRENT FRANCHISE TAX WHICH WAS, DUE MARCH 15TH. ! 'I As .YOU ~NOW, UNDER THE ,PRESENT 51 TU~TI ON THE COU,NCI LHAS, THE USUAL LEGAL REMEDI [;S', F'OR THE COLLECTION OF THE AMOUNT DUE PLUS THE PRIVILEGE OF' CANCELLING THE FRANCHlSE. A COpy OF""THI$ LETTER IS BEING ,SENT TO.THE COUNCIL SO THAT THE COUNCIL WILL BE,; FULLY ADVIS~D ,AS TO THE SITUATION REGARDING TH~ DELINQUENCY." , ..1 ... IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THIS COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON YILE~ MOTION CARRIED. .. .,,' COMMUNI CAli ON FROM THE EUGENE )lATER AND ELECTRI C BOARD - RE: AUTHOR I ZI~TI ON FOR .~R,OP:ER CI TY CllFFI CERS TO SI GN A DEED EFFECT I NG A"PROPERTY TRANSFER WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: . 1 f .. ~.: THE ITS " . ."THE E~G~N~ WATER AND ELECTRIC:BoARD TOOK ACTION AT ITS LAST MEETING AUT~ORIZ1NG;:, TRANSFER OF' OWNERSH I P OF ONE-HALF OF A VACATED ALLEY F'ROM THE CITY o.F [U,GENE,: THR,OUGH EUGENE WATER AND ELECTRIC BOARD, TO BYRON L. AND RUTH V. MILLER. WE ARE ENCLOSI NG A DEED TO EFrECT T,HI S TRANSFER" AND REQUEST THAT I T BE. SUBMI TTEQ- TO THE COUNCI L fOR APPROVAL AND THAT I T BE EXECUTED BY,THE M~YOR AND CI TV RECCllRDE,R.,' . ,THE PROPE,RTY A8UT~.1 NG TH I S ALLEY WAS S~LD TO MR. AND MRS. MI LLER. SOME TI ME 'AGO, , BU,T THE DEED AT .THAt ,TI ME, ,1),1 D NOT I NCLUDE THE VACATED PORTION OF, THE ALLEY. IT WILL BE APPRECIATED IF THIS ACTION CAN BE AUTHORIZED AT THE NEXT COUNCIL MEETING." " . I T. WAS MOVED, BY MR. ~ODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN,- r~AT T,HE PROPER ,C1 TY OFFICERS BE AU1HORJ:ZED TO SIGN THIS DEED. MOTION CARRIE~. .COMMUNI'CATI,ON fROM THE PUBLIC UTILITIES,COMMI'S'SIONER OF: OR:EGON - RE: AD.OPTING RULES AND REGULATIONS PRESCRIBING STANDARDS OF GAS SERV,ICE 'IN OREGON ,AND 'CALLING A- HEARI,NGWAS ,SUBMI,TTED AND READ. I TWAS' MOVED.. BY ,MR. GODLOVE) SECONDED BY. MR., OwEN, THAT THIS COMMUNI CAT! ON' BE RECEI VED, AN.D PLACED ON FILE AND THAT THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS BE AUTHORJZED T~ ATTEND THE HEARING. MOTJON CARRIED. ~ ~7~ 20 COMMUNICATtON FROM THE, LANE~COUNTY CrVIL DEFE~SE AGENCY - RE: AUTHORI2ATION;TO'USE WARNING SYSTEM WAS SUBMITTEO-AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "As YOU MAY KNOW, THE FIRE CHIEF OF EUGENE ALSO HOLDS A SIMILAR POST IN THE FIRE SERVtCES IN THE LANE COUNTy,ClVIL DEFENSE,ORGANIZA~ION. T~E ~RITER, AS DtREt~OR~jR ' 'THE COUNTY ORGANIZAT10N; HAS VERY 'RECENTLY BEEN INFORMED- BY MR~ SURFUS THAi'~~ENE~; " AIR-RAID SIRENS FOR;Eu~ENE HAVERECENTLY'BEEN' I NSTALLED'AND ARE 1N PROPER'WORKIN~'OR~~R. SINCE THE PURPOSE OFi~uCH AN INSTALLATION IS,TO AS~IST IN ADVANCE W~RNING; I~ t~ENT ~, ANY NATIONAL EMERGENCY, IT WOULD SEEM ADVISABLE THAT THE SIRENS BE'USED FOR,tST" PURPOSES OCCASIONALLY, TO LET THE PUBLIC BECOME ACQUANINTED WITH THE EMERGENCY SI~NALS IN USE NATIONALLY; THESE OF COURSE, ARE ~HE YELLOW AND RED ALERTS, AND ANY ADDITIONAL LOCAL SIGNALS BELIEVED ESSENTIAL. d IT IS'THEREfORE-SUGGESTED, THAT AUTHORIZATION BE GIVEN TO USE THE 'WARNiNG-SYSTEM FOR TEST PURPOSES ON A ~ONCE A MONTH" BASIS, SUCH TESTS TO BE PREVIOUSLY ANNOUNCED TO THE PUBLI C THROUGH THE PRESS,'AND RADIO. I TIS CONTEMPLATED THAT THE "YELLOW ALERi':' , ONLY, WOULD BE USEa FIRST; LATER THE "RED ALERT" ONLY, AND EVENTUALLY A COMBINATION OF BOT~, , IN ORDER TO ENABLE THE' PUBLIC TO BECOME THOROUGHLY fAMILIAR WITH ALL ALER~' SIGNALS~ 'IT IS ALSO PLANNED THAT SIMILAR SIRENS WILL ~E INSTALLED IN THE SPRINGFI~LD AREA, 'SeTHAT:' EVENTUALLY AREA ALERTS OF BOTH AREAS MAY BE PRACTICED ON OCCASION. THIS IDEA HAS ALREADY BEEN MENTIONED TO THE !CHAIRMAN OF PUBLIC SAFElY" OF TH~ EUGENE COUNCIL AND HAS HIS APPROVAL. LANE COUNTY HAS BEEN -DESIGNATED AS AN "IMMEDIATE'SUPPORT" COUNTY FOR THE PORTLAND AREA AND HAS BEEN GIVEN A CONSIDERABLE NUMBER OF CIVIL DEFENSE RESPONSIBILITIES; SUCH AS SUPPORT TEAMS rROMTHE MEDI CALN,POL I CE, FIRE, WELFARE,' ENGI HEERt NG, -AND RADiOLOGtCAL'- DEfENSE SECT I ONS. EVACUATION OF PORTLAND WI LL .ALSO RESULT IN LMu:'COUNTY ACCEPTI NG AND CARING FOR SOME 65,000 EVACUEES, AND AN UNDETERMINED NUMBER or CASUALTIES. , I IT IS SUGGESTED THE F1RST~ALERIlB~'HELD:'EI:THER IN JUNE, OR IN JULY; IN CONNECTION WI TH THE "NA'TI ONAL ALERT" TO BE HELD ON 20-21 JULY. ANY WARNI NG SYSTEM ASSUMES A VERY IMPROTANT PLACE fN-~ATIONAL OfFE~SE; AND IS'BEC~MIN~ I NCRfASrNGLi SOl "AS ~XEMPLIFiED AT THE FEDERAL STAFF COLLEGE, CIVIL DE~ENSE WHICH.THE WRITER RECENTLY 'ATTENDED rOR TWO-WEEKS.' YOUR EARNESTCCONSIDERATION OF THIS MATTER IS REQUESTED." IT'WASMOVED BY MR. HARTMAN, SECONDED .BYMR...OwEN, THAT THIS COMMUNICATION BE"'REFERRED TO: THE IP'uBL I C SAFETY COMMtTTEE. MOTl ON CARR I ED. ,ORDINANCES ...' 21.j COUNC I L BI LLNo. 3046 - RE: ILEVYI NG ASSESSME:NTS ~OR SAND TARY 'SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN EAST AMAZON DRI VE AND KI NCAID STREET FROM 32ND AVENUE ~TO THE SOUTH, fNTRODUCE:D AND GI VEN'F1 RST READING ON Ap~IL 23i 1956~WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. ;, ,:J_ ~ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH ,UNANI:MOUS CONSENT O~ THE COUNCI,L. MOTION CARRIED ,UNANIMOUSLY AND -THE BILL WAS READ ,THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. 'T WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, ,THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENOED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY Tt.T1.E ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CON$ENTO~ THE- COUNCIL'. MOllO'N- CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I T WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE COUNCI L Bt'LL BE- iAPPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10847. 22/ COUNCIL BILL No. 3047 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR SANITARY SEWER ON 32ND AVENUE BETWEEN KI NCAI 0 AND- UNI VERSI TY STREETS," '-N"TRODUCED 'AND GIVEN FIRST READ'iNG ON APRI L 2~; 19~6 WAS BROUGHT ON ~OR CONSIDERATIO~. ' , IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH :UNANIMOU'S'CONSENT OF'. niE COUNC-IL. -MO'i'-ON CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ ToHE SECOND TI ME BY TI TLE ONL"Y. - , ,.. -' IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, ,THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TfTLE ONLY, WITH~UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COlINCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL wAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. . - I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND G-iVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCI Li4EN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10848~ 23 COUNC I,L BILL No., 3052 - 'RE:" I MPFtOVEMENTOF 38TH AVE'NUEi FROM -HI L YARD STRE"ET TO WEST AMAZON DRIVE WAS SUBMITTE~ AND READ THE ~IRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT 'OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNA~IMOU~LY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY" TITLE ONLY. ,e I e I ~ I - I e -- ~ ry p~ .L {J ( e I 1 I ,I " ,j ! I'T WAS "MOVED BY. MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE RULES.BE'SUSPENDED AND 'THE BILL BE READTHE.'TH,IRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS .CONSENT oF' THE COUNCIL. ,MO,TI,ON;\: " CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE.BILLWAS READ THE THIRD. TIME BY TITLE,ONLY.' IT WAS ~OYED:BY MR~ GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATS~N, tHAT'TH~ CO~NtLL ~fL~ ~E' A~P~OVE6 AND GIVEN F'INAL;,PASSAGE. ROLLCALL,YOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT~VOTlNG AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH,AND, KOPPE ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED ,1.S49. , 24 . COUNC\'l,r BILL"No. ,305,3 - RE: ADOPTING PLANS AND SPEClnCATIONS F'OR IMPROVEMENT OF' 38TH AVENUE F'ROM HI LYARD ST,REET 'TO WEST AMAZON DRI VE WAS SUBMI TTED ANI) READ THE F'I RST TIME IN F'ULL. 'IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE BIL(~E REA~ 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. e IT WAS MOVED BY MR. ',GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, 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 TIT~E ONLY. I T WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE COUNe I.L BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN F'INAL.PASSAGE.. ROLLCAL'L VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. ..MESSRS.BoOTH AND' KOPPE ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED IOS50. I 25 . COUNCIL BILL No. 3054 - RE: IMPROVEMENT OF' MCKINLEY STREET:F'ROM 11TH AVENUE TO HI~HW~Y 99 WAS SUBMI.TTED .AND READ THE fiRST TIME IN F"utL. -;- IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN, THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF', THE COUNCIL. MOTI"ON CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE':BILL WAS READ, THE SECO,ND TI'ME BY TI'TLE ONLY. ' . ' ,. , -~ IT.WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN, THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THilRD,TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WI,TH UNANI.MOtlS CONSENT OF' THE COUNCIL. 'MOTlGN, CARRliE:D UNANIMOUSL~ A~D,THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITL~ ONLY~ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECGNDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN'F'INAL PASSAGE. Ro.LLCALL VOTE'. ALL CQUNCI.LMEN PRESENT'V01:.INGh'AYE.. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. lHE BILL W~S DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED,IOS!$I. ' ' 26 COUNCIL BILL No. 3055 - RE: ADOPTING PLANS AND SPECIF'ICATIONS F'OR IMPROVEMENT OF' MCKINLEY STREE~ FROM ,11TH AVENUE TO HIGHWAy'99 WAS ~UBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME .IN fU~L. J : ~\. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GGDLGVE, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN, THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONL:Y, WITH UNANIMOllS' CGNSENT OF:' THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNA.NIMOUSLY .AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECON.D T,IME BY TITLE GNLY. I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD' nME, BY TITLE ONLY" WITH .UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF.' THE ,COUNCIL. MOTION, CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND:THE BILL VAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS.MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN, THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GI VEN F'I NAL PASSAGE. . ROLL'CALL VOTE. ALL ,COUNCI.LMEN' PRESENT VOTl NG AYE. . MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. THE BILL WA~ DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED,'I0852. 27 COUNCIL BILL No. 30.56 - RE; IMPROVEMENT OF' AGATE STREET F'ROM 24TH TO. 27TH AVENUES WAS SUBMITTED AND READ 'THE fl~ST TIME IN fULL. e IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY nTLE ONLY, WIT,H UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS ,READ THE SECON~ TIME BY TITLE ONLY. 'T WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE .THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH .UNANIMOUS CONSEN,T OF THE .COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOU,SLY, AND THE BILLi WAS READ THE THIRD TIME ,BY TITLE' ONLY. .} ',: IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLGVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GI VEN F'I NAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCI ~MEN PRESENT VOTING AyE. .MESSRS. BOOTH A,.D': KOPPE ABSENT.': THE" is ILL WA.S DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED~. ,:, 1 d: 28 COUNCIL BILL No. 3057 - RE: ADOPTING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS F'OR IMPROVEMENT Of AGATE STREET F'ROM 24TH TO 27T'HAvENUES WAS SUBMITTED AND' READ THE fiRST TIME IN F'U.LL. I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED B~MR~ WATSON, THAT~THE BILL BE READ THE SE~OND T~~E BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS REAP TH~ SECOND TIME BY' TITLE ONLY. ,', '.1 e ...... ~1@ e / IT WAS MOVED':~Y MR. "GODLOVEi SECONDED 'BY MR.WATSON~ THAT THE RULES.BE SUSPENDEDAN~~THE BILL BE ~~A~THE THI,~D~TIME BY TITLEONLY,'WITH UNANIM6us CONStNT O~ THE COUNCIL. MOTI~N CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE,'BILL,~AS READ'THE THIRDTI~E BY TITLE,ONLY~ I IT WAS M6VE~,By'MR. :;GO~LOVE;' SECONDED BY MR. WATSOt'l, THAT THE 'COUNCI,L Gi VEN f'1 HAL: PASSAGE. 'ROI.i.::CALL VOTE." ALL; COUNCrLMEN;p.RESEt'lT ,VOTl NG .'AYE. KOPPE ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED, P~SSEDAND NUMBERED 10854. BI'LL BE 'APPROVED AND MESSRS.-BOOTH AND ,- ---. .' /29, / COUNCI,L BI LL No.' 3058 .. RE:: IMPROVEMENT OF' WEST 23RD AVENUE ,.ROM -FRrENDLY ..STREET TO ONE- ' HAL,. BLOCK EAST OF' MONR.OE STREET WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ THE F'I RST TrME "I N F'l!LL. '. IT W.S MOVED:BY MR. GODLOVEi SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE BILL BE READ tHE SECOND TIME ~~TITLE ONLY, WI~H-UNAN~MOUS :CONSENTOf' THE,COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY ~ND THE,B~LL~ WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS tJOYED ~Y MR. GODLOVE;' SECON~ED BY MR. WATSON, THAT T,HERULES' BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ ~HE,ITHIRD'TIME BY rlTLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' THE,COUNCIL. MOTION .:1 CARRI ED UNANI MOUSLY AND THE~BI LL-o."'ilAS READ THE THI RD TI ME 'BY TI'TLE .-ONLY. e I T WAS MOVED .BY MR. :GOQLOVEj SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THECOUNCI.L BILL BE ,APPROVED AN~GIVEN F'INAL.PASSAGi.. ROLLCALL YOTE.' ALL'COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTlNG.AYE.. MESSRS..BoOTH AND- KOPPE,ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10855. 30 ,COUNC I L BILL .No. 3059 - RE: :AoOPTI NG PLAN'S AND SPEC I F'I CA T IONS f'OR I MPROVEMENT Of' 'WEST 23RD AVENUE ,.ROM rRI ENDLY STREET TO ONE-HALF' BLOCK EAST .OF-MONROE STREET :WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE,', fiRST TIME IN F'ULL. I , IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON; THAT THE BILL BE READ 'THE _ECOND TIM~ BY TITLE ONLY', WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' THE COUNCIL. MOToION"CARRTED 'UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I T VAS MOVED BY .MR~ GODLOVE, 'SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT' THE ,RULES' BE' SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY!TI~LE ONLY, VITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION' CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I T WAS' MOVED BY MR. .GODLOVE;' SECONDED BY MR ; WATSON, THAT' THE -'CO,UNC I L B I.LL BE APP'ROVED AND GI VEN F'I NAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VO"F-E. ALL COUNCI LMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. .MESSRS. BOo'TH AND KOPPE ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10856. .' 31 COUNCI L .BI LL. No. 306'0 '~' 'RE:: AUTHORI Z'I NG SALE OFSER I ES fit," BANCROFT I MPROVEMENT BONDS" ft.i" THE AMOUNT Of' $138,793.46 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE fiRST TIME IN fULL. " , I T WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN;' THAT THE BI LL' BE READ THE S.ECDND TI ME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' THE COUNCIL. MOT,ION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BrLl.:: WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS' MOVED By,Mri. -GOl)L;OVE, ,SECONDED BY MR. OWEN,,'THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE Ell-L'L, BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY.TITLE,ONLY', WITH UNANU<40US CONSENT Of' THE CaUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I IT WAS' MOVE-D BY MR. .GODLOVE,' SECONDED BY MR. 'OwEN, .THAT .THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED 'AND' GI VEN F'I NAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE.. ALL COUNCI LMEN PRESENT VOTl NG AYE. ,MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10857. 32 COUNCIL BILL No. 3061 - RE: AMENDING SECTION 16 OF.ORDINANCE #9771 ~MODIF'YING THE, RATESS CHARGED fOR TAXI CAB SERVICE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE F'IRST TIME IN fULL. e I T WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SE,CONDED BY MR. WATSONi THAT THE BI LL BE READ THE SECOND TrME' BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT'-Of THE COUNCIL. MOT.ION CARRTED UNANt:MOUSLY AND THE BILl WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ON~Y. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODlOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT'THE RULES'BE SUSPENDED AND TH&. BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TI-TLE ONLY, VITH UNANIMOU$CONSENT Of THE COUNC1L. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ON~Y. IT WAS MOVED BY, MR. GODLOVE, "SECO'NDED BY MR.~ WATSON, .THAT THECOUNel L BI.LL BE APPROVED ANO'~ GI VEN FI NAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOToE'. ALLeOUNCI LMEN PREstNT VOTI NG AYE. MESSRS. BOO'FH AND KC>'PPE' ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10858. '/' 33 COUNCI L BI LL .No. ~3062 '-RE: DEeLARI NG THAT NO ELE'CTION NEED BE: HELD' IN ~THE' C'tTY' FOR '. ANNEXATION Of' AN AREA BETWEeN MADISON STREET AND AN EXTENSION OF' POLK STREET fROM 26TH AVENUE SOUTH WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ ,THE F'IRST TJ ME 'I N F',ULL.' I I T WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, .THAT THE' BI LL BE :READ THE SECOND TI ME', ~~ T~TLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. e ~ e iI r:J(j 0~ ;t . <.J I e I I e I e :.1 WAS MOVEti,BY MR. ,GODLOVE, SECONDED~BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE . .., RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE OF THE COUNe I L. MOT ION, ' ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENt VOTING AYE. MESSRS. BOOTH AND KOPPE ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED 'PASSED ,AND NUMBERED 10859. 34 COUNCIL BILt No. 3063 - RE: SETtiNG JtiLY 17, 1956 AS ELECTION DAtE IN AREA FOR'~NNEXATION OF AREA BETWEEN MADISON STREET AND AN EXTENSION OF POLK STREET FROM 26TH AVENUE SOUTH WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TtME IN ~ULL. . , IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE BILL BE RiAD T~E ~ECOND ~IME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE (BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDtD BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE RULES BE stiSPE~DED AND' THE BIL( BE READ THE THIRD'TIME BY TITLE ON~Y, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. 35 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE COUNCIL GIVEN FI~AL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. 'ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENTVOTIN~ AYE. KOPPE A~SENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10860. COUNCIL BILL No. 3064 - RE: REGULATING TRAILER COACHES AND TRAILER HOUSES INSIDE THE CITY LIMITS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. BILL BE APPROVED AND MESSRS. BOOTH AND IT WAS MOVED BY MR. 'GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE BILL BE HELD OVER ROR A HEARING TO BE HELD MAY, 28, 1956. MOTION CARRIED. 36 COUNCIL BILL No. 3065 - RE: DEFINING AND PROHIBITING AIR POL~UTION AND PROVIDING FOR A PENALTY WAS SUBMITTED AND _EAD THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR~ GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE BILL BE HELD OVER FOR A HEARING TO BE HELD MAY 28, 1956. MOTION CARRIED. 3~ COUNCIL BILL No. 3066 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR SANITARY SEWER ON GARFIELD STREET FROM 23RD TO 24TH AVENUES AND ON ARTHUR STREET FROM 23RD TO 24TH AVENUES WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND PROPER NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT BE GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED. RESOLUT.I ONS 38 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 AND STOP SIGN RESTRICTIONS ON THE STREETS OF THE CITY OF EUGENE WHICH ARE ESTABLISHED AFTER THE DATE OF THE PASSAGE OF SAID ORDINANCE SHALL BE ESTABLISHED BY RESOLUTION, AND WHEREAS, THE COMMON COUNCIL, AFTER INVESTIGATION, CONSULTATION AND STUDY, HAS DETERMINED THAT ADDITIONAL PARKING REGULATIONS AND STOP SIGN RESTRICTIONS SHOULD BE ESTABLISHED, New, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL Of THE CITY or EUGENE AS FOLLOWS: I. THAT "YI ELD RI GHT OF WAY" SI GNS ON HARRI S STREET ON THE NORTH AND SOUTH SIDES OF 22ND AVENUE BE INSTALLED TO REMIND MOTORISTS TRAVELLING HARRIS STREET IN A NORTHERLY OR SOUTHERLY DIRECTION THAT THEY SHOULD YIELD RIGHT OF WAY TO TRAFFIC ON THEIR RIGHT. 2. THAT THIRTY (30) MINUTE PARKING BE ESTABLISHED ON BOTH SIDES OF 4TH AVENUE FROM BLAIR BOULEVARD EAST TO JACKSON STREET AND THAT TRUCK PARKING BE PROHIBITED IN THE FIRST PARKING SPACE ON THE EAST SIDE OF BLAIR BOULEVARD NORTH OF 4TH AVENUE. 3. THAT LEFT TURN MOVEMENT FOR WEST BOUND TRAFFIC OFF OF 11TH AVENUE ONTO HIGH STREET BE ELIMINATED AND THAT AN ADDITIONAL LANE OF TRAFFIC TO ALLOW A LEFT TURN MOVEMENT FOR EAST BOUND TRAFFIC BE PROVIDED FOR BY REMOVING THE PARKING ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 11TH AVENUE VEST OF HIGH STREET FOR AN ADDITIONAL THIRTY-NINE (39) FEET, OR A TOTAL OF' NINETY-THREE (93) FEET WEST OF THE INTERSECTION. ALSO, THAT PARKING BE REMOVED EAST OF HIGH STREET ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 11TH AVENUE FOR AN ADDITIONAL SEVENTY-FIVE (75) FEET, OR A TOTAL OF ONE HUNDRED (100) FEET. THIS RESOLUTION ADOPTED THIS 14TH DAY OF MAY, 1956." ~ '180 e ~ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR., OWEN, THAT THE ,RESOLUTION BE ADOP.TED. MOTION CARR I ED. -- , I UPON MOTION DULY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRI ED, THE MEET! NG WAS ADJOURNED TO 6:45 P.M., WEDNESDAY, MAY 16,: 1956. ~ RESPECTfULLY SUBMITTEO" , ~. L32.' " -~~ -~~4~~'- ROBERT A; FI NLAYSON, ;/ .. ---:;;> CITY MANAGER. RAF:EB e , l , ::~i, . : I , , ' - -' 1- ,I "'-- e ,..- ~ I e