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Home My WebLink About09/10/1956 Meeting 2lS~ e -, - - -- *- - --. - 'I I :\ COUNCIL CHAMBERS, ~. -~! ,~;~. ~ , r., . 'EUGE:NE, OREGON, . ,. . . . . . . SEPTEMBER 10, 1956. ,- . I ,THE REGULAR MEETING Of THE COMMON COUNCIL Of THE.CITY Or. EUGENE WAS HELD ON SEPTEMBER 10, 1956.AT 7:30 P.M. I N THE ,COUNC I L CHAMBERS. THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY HIS HONOR;' MAYOR V. E, JOHNSON WITH THE fOLLOWING COUNCILMEN PRESENT: .MR. GODLOVE, MR. SHEARER, MR. HARTMAN; MR. SHISLER, AND MR. EDMUNDS. MR. WATSON TOOK HIS SEAT AT 7:35 P.M. MR.. KOPPE AND MR. OwEN . WERE ,A'BSENT. . , . ,THE MINUTES Of THE LAST REGULAR MEETING HELD ON AUGUST 13 AND 27, 1956 WERE READ AND, APPRQVED. . . I ,BtLLS AGAINST THE VARIOUS CITY DEPARTMENTS fOR THE MONTH Of AUGUST, 1956 WERE SUBMITTED.AND READ.AS fOLLOWS: , . e . , - . , GENERAL tUND. . . I . \ b~VIDSON'S BA~ING COMPANY PUBL~C EMPLQYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM $'3,971.23 $ '2'1.00 PUBLlQ EMPLOYEES RETtR[MENT SYSTEM 3,687.32 DUANE D. DELMORE ' " 66.0'0 PUBLlC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM . . 790.94 DI.CK'S MACHINE SHOP :' 4.88 AETN~LlfE INSURANCE COMPANl 1,369.05 DI.CK'S MIDWAY MARKET ''1'2.48 I PACF~C HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION~ I , I 64.75 DONALD C. DICKEY 616.66 EUGEIIlEHOSPI TAL 'AND CLI NIC 28.00 DI~TAPHONE CORPORATION . . '8.00 tIRS~ NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND . 12.50 DOT DOTSON'S .12.62 tlRS~ NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND . 9.50 DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INCORPORATED 1.40 tIRS~NATIONAL BANK Of PORTLAND . 9.,25 DUPLICATING PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED 9-3.60 tl Rs~NATt ONAL BANK Of PORTL'AND 12.50 EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INCORPORATED '105'.88' I t I RST. NATIONAL BANK Of ,PORTL'AND 9,702.80 EMERALD MAP COMPANY 5.00 i STAT~ OF OREGON TAX COMMISSION 1,908.47 EOff ELECTRIC COMPANY . '.66 DANI'~L O. POTTER, TREASURER . 4,088.33 EUGENE BLUEPRINT COMPANY '3.50 DANI~L O. POTTER, TREASURE'R ., 125.81 EUGENE CONCRETE PI PE & ,PRODUCTS I ,01"1 . I 9' UNI TE.D tUND. - LANE COUNTY 170.55 EUGENE tARMER~ CREAMERY .. , 2.79 BLUE .CROSS PL,AN . . 29.75 EUGENE tRUIT GROWERS ASSOCIATION 2-.18- V. E.. JOHNSON, MAYOR 1.00.,00 EUGENE HARDWARE COMPANY 4.35 LANE ~UMANE SOCIETY 750.00 EUGENE LAUNDRY .135.02 STA~~ I~DUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION 960.61 EUGENE MIRROR & GLASS COMPANY .41.60 ADDRE~~OGRAPH-MULT'GRAPH CORPORATIO~ 85.90 '(U~ENE OV~RALL LAUNDRY " 25'.87 ERNES.T V. ALLEN ' 23.68 EU~ENE PLANING MILL 13.70 RICHARD. H. ALLISON 60'.00 [UGENE RADIATOR SERVICE .. '1 ~.40 AMERI~AN ASSOCIATION Of HIGHWAY OFF. I 14.00 EUGtNE SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY I ,'294.65 AMERI.C'AN INST. OF PARK EXECUTIVES, INC.! 15.00 EUGENE SURPLUS SALES STORE r2.00 AMERI.CA!'4 STEEL & SUPPLY COMPANY 77.84 EUGENE TRUC~ & MACHINE COMPANY ,.31.60' ApP~I~D RESEARCH INSTITUTE 1'.33 EU~ENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 1,56.3.94 ARGOSY BOOK STORES 2.75 EUGENE WATER & ELeCTRIC. BOARD 8,468.91 ART'~ GARBAGE SERVICE 4.95 EU~ENE WELDERS SUPPLY COMPANY, INC. 6'8.23 I AUTO ~ODY & PAINT SUPPLY 5.63 tARMER BROTHERS 58.8'0 BAKER-':S PHARMACY 4.19 tEENAUGHTY MACHINERY COMPANY , '2.05 E. P., BALTZ & SON 46.09 ERNESTtERRANTE AND COMPANY 2,891.24 BARCO, SUPPL Y, INCORPORATED 6.04 tLETCHER & SMARTT '6.00 BEARI.NG SUPPLY, I,NCORPORATED 39.47 WARREN tORSYTHE : 6'~75 BERTS.CH' TRANSFER AND STORAGE COMPANY 9.60 w.. p. tULLER AND COMPANY .86 BI LL "So GARB'AGESERVI CE 62.30 DRS. tURRER, McMILAN AND PATTON 213.10 BLI'SS. PLATt NG WORKS 2.00 tYR-tYTER SALES & SERVICE 22.35 BOE'HNj<E' PR I NT I NG COMPANY .46..35 GAXLORD BROTHERS, INCORPORATED " 3:.60' e t. K.. BREWER SALES & SERVICE 78.29 THE J. K. GILL COMPANY . T 6_32. THE B~OADWAY 134.00 GLAS~ SPRAY. SERVICE " 7.50 BROOKS' OFFICE MACHINES I 5.50 B. t. GOODRICH STORE 132.00 PERCY.W. BROWN 500.00 GRAY'S tEED & SEED COMPANY 5.10 CHARLES BRUNING COMPANY, INC. 29.78 D. V. GREENWOOD 12.60 BUREAU Of LABOR 4.00, GUARD PUBLISHING COMPANY 1135.89 L. H. BUTCHER COMPANY 5.25 H..C. GUTHRIE .72.08 C & S.ELECTRIC 5.50 E..H. HALL .15.00 GEORG~ t. CAKE COMPANY 209.35' EVERETT G. HALL 59.60 CAMPBELL & McLEAN, INCORPORATED 10.00 GEORGE A. HALTON COMPANY f 42.48 CARLSON, HATTON & HAY, INCORPORATED 155.37 HAMILTON ELECTRIC COMPANY 21.57 CASCADE NATURAL GAS CORPORATION 12. I 5 HAMMER LUMBER COMPANV\ . '41'.55 THE ,CptTRAL' HEATt NG COMPANY 370.23 P. J. HANNS COMPANY 21.19 CENTRAL RESTAURANT SUPPLY 18.66 HARLEy-DAVIDSON SALES COMPANY 124.85 T. V. CLARK 120.00 HARR MOTOR SUPPLY 16.79 I COLUMBIA EQUIPMENT COMPANY 5.92 HEINKE WHOLESALERS 226.76 COMMER~IAL AUTO SUPPLY . 4.39 OSGAR HENKE I 5" .00 COMMERCIAL OffICE SUPPLY COMPANY 102.63 HENNEN VOS COMPANY 15.50 CO~SOLIDATED SUPPLY COMPANY I 07.37 HOWARD HERIDER 8.05 , COX'S HOME CANNERY 45.00 HEWITT'S MARKET 32.50 CRE~,SE y' S 8.36 WI.LLIAM HIRSCH . 5~. 70 CURTIS MOTORS 3.20 DONALD RAY HIRST 40.00 e ~ ~S~ e I HOBBY' CORNER $ 8.65, PETTY CASH $ 77.41 I ROBERT A. HOLLAND 36.82 I PI ERCE fRE I GHT LI NES, INC. 4.00 HORN PRINTING COMPANY 37.50 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER 6,608.94 HOWARD COOPER CORPORATION 203.20 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER 1,830.44 HUFF~AN'S AUTO GRINDING SERVICE 53.85 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SiSTEM 9.31 INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES.CORP. 25.00 PUBLIC RELATIONS PLANNER 6.00 I RI SH-McBROOM PACKI NG COMPANY 36.04 QUI CK SERVI CE LI THO PRI NTI NG. . 1..85 JERRY'S SPECIALIZED SALES . .12.33 ELLIS.RACKLEFF 44.10.. KALEN ELECTRIC 'MACHINERY COMPANY 17.40 RAYMAC LUMBER COMPANY. 110.00 JOE KATS SI GNS 8.50 REAR fARM SERVI CE . 2.83 KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY 1,881.19 RECORDAK CORPORATION 35.00 KOKE-CHAPMAN COMPANY 119.21 REGISTER-GUARD 7.00 EDGAR KREBS, PH. D. 1.37 RETREAD TIRE SHOP . 27.40 M. A. KRENK 3.00 LEE T. RHOADS 60.00 R. E. LAFFERTY' SONS 176.96 RICHFIELO OIL CORPORATION 1,924.41 ELMER L. LARSEN 1.25 SAFEWAY STORES 13.86, CARL J. LEIBEL, INCORPORATED 61.78 JACK SANDGATHE 25.00 ~ LOGGERS' CONTRACTORS MACHINERY CO. 2.50 SAWYER MACHINE WORKS 16.25 ~ LOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE, INC. 300.00 R. E. SCHAEFFER 60.00 , LUNQBERG LABORATOR I ES I 5.31 'SCHARPF'S TWI N OAKS BUI LDERS SUPPLY 12.40 ; LYLt'S TAILOR SHOP . 55.25 SCOBE~T BUILDING MATERIAL COMPANY- 1.10 THE .MACMILLAN COMPANY, PuBLISHERS rlO.90 M~s. J. W. SHAW 6.75 McCRACKEN BROTHERS MOTOR fREIGHT 165.49 SHELL OIL COMPANY 48.68 MCGI,NTy-RIGGS ELECTRIC .11.56 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS:COMPANY 95.00 I EVERETT A. McKI NNEY 28.90 SI.LVA CHEVROLET COMPANY 149.02 JOHN J. McMAHON '60.00 LOREN A. SKI RVI N 60.00 . MAGI,C GAS' ApPLI A'NCE -COMPl~,"Y 59.00 WI.LLI S H. SMALL fEED COMPANY 9.50 ' -, SAM A. MAl NWARI,NG: 60.00 W.> D. SMARTT 28.16 MIDG.LEY'S 1.18 SMEED SOUND SERVICE 10.00' MIDW.AY MACHI NERY , SUPPLY COMPANY 14.99 SMI TH RADIO COMMUNI CATION 283.51 . . GEOR,GE H. MI LLER SHEET METAL WORKS 2.50 ST.ANDA.RD fEED COMPANY 749.12 .., MI L~ER , HARVEY SHEET METAL COMPANY 3.35 ST,ANDARD 01 L CO. OF CALI FORNI.A . 34. I 3 MI NN,ESOT.A MI NI NG;' Mr.G.COMPANY 285.00 ST.-EVENS TYPEWRI TER COMPANY 8.50. MOOR.E STEEL SERVICE COMPANY, .INC. .124.62 ST.ATE OF OREGON, MOTOR VEHICLE Dlv. 69.60 T. R. MURPHY 60.00 ST.ATE OF OREGON, CIV. SERVe COMM. 5.00. GEOR,GE MYRMO AND SONS 10.00 H.. L. S1I NSON. 60..Q0 . C~AR~ E'. NASHOLM 68.30 ST~EETER-AMET COMPANY 21.73 MAYB.ELLE NELSON 7.92 CM. STROHECKER 24.03 ~ NORR.IS WALKER PAINT MANUFACTURING CO. 1,225.00 CHARLES C. THOMAS, PUBLISHER. 3.00 NORTtfWEST GROCERY 44.90 TI.DEWATER 01 L COMPANY . 25.85 . NORTtfWEST INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY COMPAN,Y6.00 Tt.LlaMAN BOOTH COMPANY , 12.15 NORTtfWES.T POULTRY' DAIRY .PRODUCTS 3.75 TOMMY'S PA.INT POT 7.00 NUDE,LMAN BROTHERS _ 16.07 TORREY'S 3.00 OIL fiLTER SERVICE COMPANY, .; 40.89TRAtt1C SAFETY SUPPLY COMPANY 126.25' JAY f-. OLDHAM 33.60 UN-I VERSAL EQUI PMENT, INCORPORATED 50.'1-1 OLSEN AUTO WRECKERS 4.00 UN-IYED STATES POSTMASTER 75.48 ORCH"RD AUT!) PAR.TS 27.29 VM.:LEY PRINTING COMPANY 15.65 OBEGPN EGG PRODUCERS 64.90 VA~LEY RENTAL SERVICE 6.00 I THE OREGON NEWS COMPANY' 932.69 VA~LEY STATIONERY COMPANY I ?i. 30 OREGPN SUPPLY COMPANY 137.57 VA~lEY IRON & STEEL COMPANY 45.00 . THE PUTDOOR STORE '24..27 THELKA WALKER 6.00 PACI FI C fRUIT AND PRODUCE COMPANY 8.58 WALLACE & TI ERNAN, INCORPORATED 9.75 PACifiC PUMPING COMPANY.. :75.65 JOHN WARREN HARDWARE, INCORPORATED 18..19 PACI fl C TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY 949.29 WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY 3.ho I PACKER-SCOTT COMPANY 91.74 WIGGINS COMPANY, INCORPORATED .84.00:.' ' STAN~ON W. PAYNE - 15.00 T..C. WILDISH 4,014.24 ! R. E~ PECKHAM . .60.00 WI~~AMETTE STATIONERS 90.67. I ~ PENN~YLVANIA SALT MANUFACTURING CO. 707..45 Wl-I.LIAMS BAKERY 76.08 . I .. WI-&. TSHI RE 's 3.:60 , AIRPORT CAPITA~, IMPROVEMENT.' JA~ f. OLDHAM 405.80 - \ 0- ~ . ... . . . LANE,COUNTY TITLE COMPANY 366.10. SPECIAL SEWER DANI ~L O. POTTER, TREASURER ,6.~0. . .- RAY~. ~RESTON I,ee9.~0 EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS 1,507.23 . .' EUGENE SAND , GRAVEL . 8.73 , STREET, BRIDGE, DRAINAGEC & t:1 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER 540.00 . VALLEY I RON' STEEL COMPANY 97,.50; . DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER 654.00 WILLAMETTE VALLEY PAPER COMPANY 1.09 . .. SUNTON W. PAYNE 15,"776.98 J . , GENERAL BONO PRI NC I PAL . ~ GENERAL BOND INTEREST .. . DAN':L -D. POTTER, TREASURER 1.0,000.00 DA~! EL O. POTTER, TREAS~RER '.,417.50 I . C I VI C Et-ERGENCY , . GENERAL DOG - I. I . . t DANI EL O. POTTER, TREASURER 11'5~50 rL~N~ COUNTY CLERK 27.00 , . . I e ~ : ; ~" 2~~ :'11 t:, e - . - , . - -.. -- ---- -- I :1 I DI STRI CT I I MP,ROVEt.ENT FUND ... . " :1 I T. C. WILDISH $ 12,209.40 STANTON PAYNE .$ .1,0-80.00 :1 T. C..-WILDISH - 4,901.85 T. C. WILDISH 7,2'2.82 CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 925.20 T. C. WILDIBH 4,942.7. ;1 CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 2,638.44 KEMP BROTHERS : '. .; 6,2(}.80 T. C. WILDISH 6,354.72 T. C. WILD.SH 1,529.20 T. c..~ WI LDI SH. '1,573.00 T. C. \\'y.LDISH '0,601.05 STANTON PAYNE 354.59 T. C. WILDISH 8,915.40 T. C.. WI LDI SH 2,052.78 CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 3,71:2.50 T. C. WILDISH 2,088.44 T. C. WIEDISH 607.50 CHADLK CONCRETE CONSTRUCTION CO. 106.73 T. C. W.LDISH 2,,803.78 STANTON W. PAYNE 1,458.00 T. C. WILDISH 3,173.58 T. c.. W. LD ISH 24,088.0. T. C. W'LDISH 2,150.97 STANTON PAYNE 12,131.19 T. C. WILDISH 3,870.00 T. C. W. LDI SH 23,431.90 JESKE BROTHERS 6,238.07 e STAN.TON PAYNE 5, 271 . 30 K. A. WARDELL 2,838.17 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER, THAT THE BILLS, AS SUBMITTED AND READ BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ~OLLCALL iYOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VO~rNG A~E. ~ESSRS. KOPPE, WATSON, AND OwEN ABSENT. MOTION CARRJED. I 2 MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES WERE SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: . CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY I . '1; : ~ ., ~ -2ND, PAVI NG DONALD, STREET FROM 39TH TO 40TH AVENUES - $ 10,384.03 ,2ND, PAVING LAWRENCE STREET FROM 24TH TO 28TH AVENUES - 8,411.85 I . . r I 3RD, PAVING DONALD STREET FROM 40TH TO 41ST AVENUES - 4,378.el $ 23,174.69 BRUC.E KEEN. '. . . ~ ! 1ST, SANITARY SEWER IN AREA OF 19TH AVENUE FROM CHAMBERS TO FILLMORE STREETS AND FILLMORE STREET FROM 19TH TO 24TH .' I . I , I AVENUES - $ ':. :85~. 00 . :i . . . _. ~. 1ST, STORM SEWER ON MCKINLEY STREET FROM 9TH TO 7TH AVENUES AND . .! - I : 7TH AVENUE WEST - 3,996.40 $ 4, 851 .40 JESKE BROTHERS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 2ND, SANITARY SEWER ON BEECH STREET FROM FRANKLIN BOUL6VARD TO 14TH AVENUE AND 14TH AVENUE FROM AGATE STREET TO THE ALLEY I BETWEEN BEECK AND EMERALD STREETS - $ 366. I 7 . . ! 2ND. & FINAL, STORM SEWER; ON 25TH AVENUE FROM THE ALLEY BETWEEN ONYX AND EMERALD STREETS TO AGATE STREET - 276.86 ~RD & FINAL, STORM SEWER ON' 28TH AVENUE 'FROM AM~ZON TO H'LYARD; 27TH AVENUE FROM AMAZON AND HJLYARD STREET FROM 25TH TO 27~H . . AYENUES - . . .396.96 e $ 1,039.99 STANTON W. PAYNE . :1. ' _. , . , 1ST, PAVING AGATE STREET FROM 24TH TO 27TH AVENUES - $ .t:, 620. 00 1ST, PAVI NG 25TH AVENUE FROM MAIHSON i:o MONROE STREETS - 2,400.66 ( . I ~.,~. -. . 2ND, PAVING MCKINLEY STREET FROM 7TH TO 11TH AVENUES - 13,;093.51 .1 ' I' . I, . I . I 2ND, PAVING MILL STREET FROM 39TH TO 40TH AVENUES - 5,578.75 . . t, .,. 3RD, PAV.I NG 'WEST BROADWAY .FROM GARF I ELO TO McKI NLEY SiI'REETS - 14,484. I I " . -' ~. -- .3RO, PAVING 24TH AVENUE FR.OM FRIENDLY STREET TO THE WEST. _ - .. . " 'BOUNDARY OF ELLENDALE SUBDIVISION - 4,597.44 . -./ Y I 3RD, PAVING 26TH AVENUE FROM WASHINGTON TO JEFFERSON STREETS - 2,793.82 . , . , 4TH,' PAVI NG TYLER AND VAN BUREN STREETS FROM 24TH\1'.0: 26TH AVENUES' I. . AND 25TH AVENUE AND 26TH AVENUE FROM JACKSON TO TYLER STREETS - : 18,510.12 . "- $ 63,078.41 .J e d~ r268 e ~ J K. A. WARDELL I - , 2ND,'S.DEWALK'IN AREA BOUNDED BY 23RD AND 30TH AY.ENUE~ FROM . , HI L YARD AND UNI VERSI TY STREETS. 0 . - $ 6,703.15- 0 . , T-. ~. WILDI SH " . , . , : .' . , IS,T" PAVING POTTER STREET FROM: 32ND AVE.NUE TO UNI.vERS.ITY STREET .. $ 2,292..75. 0 . , , 1ST, PAVING 30TH AVENUE FROM HILYARD TO FERRY STR.EETS .. 2,965..72- . . . 0 . , . . I SJ, PAVING AND DRAINAGE FOR MAHLON SWEET AIRPOR~ .. . 5,991.52 > . . . 0 . 2ND, PAVI NG ARTHUR STREET FROM: 23RD AVENUE TO SOU,TH 1,20 FEET .. , . 809,. 34. . 0 . . 0 . 2ND, SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN AUGUSTA AND SYLVAN'STREETS . . FROM HIGHWAY 99 TO SOUTH,CITY LjMI~S . " - I 5,791 . 85' e 2ND, PAVING McMILLAN STREET FROM 24TH PLACE TO 25TH AVENUE .. 2,"198.55 . 2ND, PAVI NG TYLER STREET FROM I 8TH TO 24TH AVE'NUES - 17,270.35' d' . - ' ~I , . . ' " . 2ND, PAVING VAN BUREN STREET FROM 22ND TO 24TH AVENUES - 4,~5'8.05' : 2ND & FINAL, PAVING ALLEY :BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH AVENUES FROM I CHARNELTON TO LINCOLN STREETS .. 70.99 2ND & FINAL, STORM SEWER ON 13TH AVENUE FROM GRANT TO GARFIELD STREETS eo. 220;91 2ND & FI NAL, PAVING 22ND AVENUE FROM FILLMORE TO CHAMBERS STREETS .. I 4'1 .79 $ 53, I I I .82 JOHN M.. STEI NMULLER" JR. . 1ST, CONSTRUCTION OF AMAZON PARK SWIMMING POOL .. $ '4,865.87 _ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT.THE ESTIMATES, AS SUBM'I TTED AND READ, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICERS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY'WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. KOPPE AND OwEN ABSENT. MOTl ON CARRIED. ,. . REPORTS OF OFFICERS 3 A'REPORT FROM THE CITY MANAGE~ - RE: MONTHLY DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS, ET CETERA WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: ,.. , ' f , "T~E VALUE. OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED DURING THE'MONTH OF AUGUST ,AMOUNTED TO I $1,621,738.00. Or THIS AMOUNT $1,065,135.00 COVERED PERMITS FOR THREE NEW CHURCHES. THE TOTAL AMOUNT IS APPROXI'MA,TEL YF.OUR TI MES THE VALUE or PERMI TS I SSUEO' ONE.' YEAR AGO." , " THE FIRE DEPARTMENT, DURING AUGUST, MADE 49 CALLS WHICH CONSISTED OF 13 DWELLINGS, 3 COMMERCIAL, 10 GRASS, 13 AUTO AND TRAHS, AND 10 MISTAKEN ALARMS, ASSISTANCE~ ,AND RURAl t CALLS. EST! MATEO f"I RE LOSS 'I S ESTABLI'SHED AT $6,650.00. ON SEPTEMBE~ 5TK' I APPO-I NTED MR. E. L. SMITH-TO THE POSITION OF FIRE CHIEF. MR. SMITH COMES WELL RECOMMENDED~ HE IS . 49. YEARS OLD, HAS HAD ,32 YEARS OF EXPERIENCE AS A FIRE FIGHTER, AND HAS BEEN FIRE CHIEF I e FOR THE CITY OF SALEM FOR THE LAST FOUR YEARS. MR. SMITH EXPECTS TO COME HERE.FROM TIME TO TIME DURING THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER AND WILL TAKE OVER HIS DUTIES REGULARLY ON OCTOBER 'I ST. ' " , , ACCORDI NGTO THE POLl CE REPORT, A' COPY OF wKi CH' I S ON YOUR DE'SK, THE CRIMINAL CASES COMING TO THE ATTENTION OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT CONTINUE TO DROP, THERE BEING 186 CASES , FOR' THE MONTH OF AUGUST AS COMPARED TO' 1'93 FOR: JULY. A TOTAL OF, 233 ~RISONERSWERE:BObKED AT THE JAIL DURING AUGUST, TWO MORE THAN FOR JULY. OF THE TOTAL, liD WERE CITY PRISONERS; . THE BALANCE OF .123 ,BEl NG HELD FOR OTHER AGENCI ES. THE JAI L K"TCHENSERVED 4, I 01' MEALS DURING THE MONTH AT AN AVERAGE COST OF JUST UNDER TEN CENTS PER MEAL. THIS LOW COST WAS e THE RESULT OF SUBSTANTIAL QUANTITIES"OF' PRODUCE FROM THE JAIL GARDEN AND ORCHARD. THEY CANNED 301 GALLONS OF BEANS, 24 GALLONS OF BEETS, AND 24 BUSHELS OF PEARS, AS WELL AS UTILIZING FRESH PRODUCE DAILY. ~PATROLS CONTINUED TO CHECK HOMES OF PEOPLE AWAY ON VACA- 0 TIONS, MORE THAN 1,000 OF THESE CHECKS BEING MADE~ : IN ADDI TI ON, PROWL 'CHECKS FOR 2,240 BUSINESS OR INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS WERE MADE. . - I CONCERNING THE MATTER OF THE APPLICATION Of" THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY FOR AUTHORIZA- TION TO CONSTRUCT AN INDUSTRIAL DRILL TRACK AT'GR'ADE ACROSS McKINLEY' STREET, THE COMPANY . OFFICIALS WERE CONTAC~ED AND IT WAS AGREED THAT THE CROSSING WOULD BE BUILT IN ACCORDANCE . WIYH THE FOLLOWING SPEClf"lCATIONS: DRAINAGE, 6 INCH PERFORATED PIPE CONNECTED TO STORM SEWER; 12 INCHES OF CRUSHED ROCK UNDER TIES AND ROCK AROUND THE TIES - TIES TO BE TREATED AND COVERED WITH FOUR INCHES OF ASPHALTIC CONCRETE PAVEMENT. . . ; e ~ ~. ~~ ~tf'P>: e - - - -- - ... - .---- - --- -- - -- -- --- ----...-- ---- ~ I I I I INASMUCH AS' THESE SPECIFICATIONS HAVE BEEN APPROVEO BY, OUR ENGINEERING DEPARTMEN1, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT THE COUNCIL AUTHORIZE US TO INFORM THE PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONER THAT NO FORMAL OBJECTIONS WILL BE ENTERED AGAINST THE GRADE CROSSING. . ON SEPTEMBER 6TH, OFFICIALS OF THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT MET WITH THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE OF THE COUNCIL AND UNIVERSITY OF OREGON OFFICIALS TO DISCUSS THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT REPORT ON THE CLOSING.OF 13TH AVENUE THROUGH THE CAMPUS. AFTER MUCH DISCUSSION IT WAS AGREED TO HAVE FURTHER CONFERENCES BETWEEN THE OFFICIALS OF THE CITY OF EUGENE AND" THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON AND FROM THESE CONFERENCES WOULD COME A RECOMMENDATION TO THE STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. THE PuBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE, IN THEIR REPORT TO THE COUNCIL, IS RECOMMENDING THAT THE I PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT BE ALLOWED TO PURCHASE CERTAI N PI ECES OF EQUI PMENT TO BE PAID FOR FROM THE PuBLIC WORKS REVOLVING fUND. I AM REQUESTING PERMISSION TO INCLUDE A PORTABLE STEAM CLEANING UNIT WHICH WILL COST APPROXIMATELY $1,700.00. BIDS WILL BE ASKED FROM VARIOUS EQUIPMENT HOUSES, WITH THE BID GOING TO THE LOWEST AND BEST BIDDER. THIS CLEANING ~ UNIT WILL BE USED TO' REPLACE AN OLD UNIT THAT IS NOT CAPABLE OF 'DOING THE WORK REQUIRED. ~ fOR YOUR INFORMATION, THE CLEANING UNIT IS USED TO CLEAN SEWER LINES AT THE SEWAGE TREAT- MENT PLANT THAT BECOME CAKED WITH GREASE AND ALSO TO CLEAN PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT EQUIP- MENT."' > , ~;. f :' . 5 ~~t7~~\\~ ". 'j" . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE REPORT OF THE CITY MAN~GER BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. ! I REPORTS or C<M41 TTEES 4 A REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE AND PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE MEE~ING HELD SEPT~MBER 5, 1956 - RE: PETITION FOR PAVLNG 41ST AVENUE AND fERRY STRtET; PETITION FOR CURB SIDEWALK ON LINCOLN STREET; REQUEST FOR ASPHALT SIDEWALK ON VAN BUREN STREET; REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION; APPLICATION FOR RMBB LICENSE, JONE'S FINE FOODS; AND PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT FOR PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN GODLOVE, 'WATSON, AND SHEARER; CITY MANAGER; CI TV ATTORNEY; ASSI STANT .RECORDER; CI.TY ENGliNEER; ADMI NI STRATI VE I NTERN; AND DAN :WYANT OF THE EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. . I - :1 I. PETITION FOR PAVING 41ST AVENUE FROM PEARL TO fERRY STREETS AND PAVING fERRY STREET :1 FROM 40TH TO 41ST AVENUES - A PETITION SIGNED BY 100 PER CENT OF THE ABUTTING PROPERTY , OWNERS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF 41ST AVENUE AND fERRY STREET WAS CONSIDERED BY THE COMMITTEE. THEY VIEWED THE AREA AND RECOMMENDED APPROVAL, PROVIDING THE PROPER: BOND WAS FILED AND ALSO RECOMMENDED THAT THE WIDTH OF THE STREETS BE NOT LESS THAN 34 FEET BECAUSE ..OF THE POTENTI AL HEAVY DEVELOPMENT IN THI S' AREA. ' 2. PETITION FOR SIDEWALK ADJACENT TO THE CURB (WAIVER OF ONE FOOT SETBACK).ON THE EAST. SIDE OF LINCOLN STREET FROM 26TH TO 27TH AVENUES - THE COMMITTEE VIEWED THE AREA AND RECOMMENDED THAT CURB'SIDEWALKS'BE ALLOWED ~N THISAREA,BECAUSE."OF THE DEVE~OPNENT OF:THE TERRAIN ON BOTH SIDES OF LINCOLN STREET. .' . I 3. , REQUEST FOR ASPHALT SIDEWALK ON THE EAST SIDE OF VAN BUREN STREET ACROSS THE SOUTHERN PAClf'IC,,'TRACKS- THE COMMITTEE VISITED.THIS AREA AND 'RECOMMENDED THAT AN ASPHALT SIDEWALK BE INSTALLED ACROSS THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRACKS ON THE EAST SIDE OF VAN BUREN STREET AND THAT CONCRETE SIDEWALKS BE I~STALLED FROM 4TH AVENUE TO 1ST AVENUE ON VAN BUREN STREET:ON BOTH SIDES OF THE STREET. CHILDREN ATTENDING WHITEAKER SCHOOL WILL'USE.THIS SIDEWAliKS.': 4. : REPORT OF THE ?LANNING COMMISSION.. THE PLANNING :COMMI SSI ON "'RECOMMENDED THAT A ,VARIANCE ~ 'II REQUEST SUBMITTED BY 'THE AMERICAN.STEEL AND SUPPLY COMPANYFOR fRAERDRICK HEATING ,OI'LS,;:-IN, ~ WHICH THEY REQUEST THAT THE FUEL TANKS NOW INSTALLED ABOVE THE GROUND AND WHICH THEY' ~RE MOVING TO THE SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BROADWAY AND GARFIELD STREET, BE APPROVED. IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT THE 'fRAEDRICK HEATING OIL COMPANY NOW HAS TANKS ABOVE THE GROUND AND THAT ZONING REQUIREMENTS NOW REQUIRE THAT.THESE TANKS BE INSTALLED.BELOW THE GROUND. ',~ . I THE COMMI TTEE CONCURRED IN :THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNI NG CONNI SSI.ON ALLOWI NG.THI S VARI.ANCE INSOFAR AS THE TANKS NOW ABOVE THE GROUND ARE CONCERNED, BUT THAT FUTURE TANKS WOULD HAVE TO BE INSTALLED UNDERGROUND. ALSO, THAT ONLY CLASS 3 LIQUrDS ARE TOBt STORED IN THE TANKS ABOVE THE GROUND. "1 ~:5~ ApPLICATION FOR'RETAll 'MALT BEVERAGE [ICENSE, :CLASS '"B"i,FoCH'AND ELIZABETH SMITH, DBA JONE'S fINE 'fOODSj"'46 EAST, 10TH AVENUE '. THE COMMITTEE. NOTED' THAT THIS APPLICATtON ,WAS FOR A 'CHANGE. OF OWNERSHI p' AND ALSO' THAT IT HAD BE.EN APPROVED :BY 'THE POll CE' DEPARTMENT.> . . I TWAS RECOMMENDED THAT ."THE. APPL' CATION BE APPROVED. - -., >. I I 6. PURCHASE OF EQUIPMENT FOR PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT - THE EXPENDITURE OF FUNDS FOR THE P~RCHASE OF~'SAND'-SPREAD.ER. :AT AN APPROX.'MATE COST~OF $930.00'AND THE PURCHASE;or A SEWER I CLEANER AT AN APP.ROX!MATE COST :OF $1 ,,500..00 WAS REQUESTED.' ,,> i , : 11'- WAS RECOMMENDED -THAT THE DEPARTMENT .'BE ALLOWED TO PURCHASE THI:S AODI TI ONAL EQUI P- MENT." . 'I , .{; e ~ ~'H1 e - . ... - ----- .. IT WAS MOVED BY MR.;GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE REPORT OF' THE PUBLIC WORKS I AND PuBLI C SAFETY COMM.I TUES BE ADOPTED. .ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNC~LMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. KOPPE AND OwEN ABSENT. MOTION CARRIED. REPORTS Of BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS: ~ 5 APERMANENT/REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING - RE: ,'VARIANCE REQUEST BY THE AMERICAN STEEL AND SUPPLY COMPANY'WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "As A"PERMANENT REPORT TO THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, THE PLANNING COMMISSION HEREBY ADOPTS AS ITS PERMANENT REPORT THE FOLLOWING: AMERICAN STEE~AND:SUPPLY COMPANY FOR FRAEDRICK HEATING OlLS . SOUTHWEST CORNER OF BROADWAY AND GARFIELD STREET' . REQUESTED A'VARIANCE FROM M-2 ZONE TO--INSTALL ABOVE GROUND FUEL'TANKS FOR, CLASS :3 I e . I FUELS I . ' I IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS REQUEST BE GRANTED DUE TO ITS CONFORMANCE TO EFFORTS OF THE CITY OF EUGENE AND AMERICAN STEEL AND SUPPLY COMPANY TO DEVELOP THE AREA, AND TO ITS BENEFIT FROM THE' STANDPOINT OF OVERALL LAND.USE. DENIAL OF,.THE.'REQUEST WOULD MATERIAlLY HAMPER LOGICAL DEVELOPMENT OF THE PETITIONER'S PROPERTY." . . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE REPORT OF THE PLANNING I COMMISSION BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. - PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS 6 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR'RENEWAL OF ROOMING HOUSE LICENSES WERE. SUBMITTED, AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE, FIRE, BUILDING, AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS: JOSEPHINE Be HAMLIN, 267.EAST 11TH AVENUE KILGER'S ROOMING HOUSE, 874 EAST -13TH AVENUE - VARNETTE H. KILGER RAY V. POST, 315 EAST 13TH AVENUE . SMEED HOTEL, 767 WILLAMETTE STREET - RALPH L. KRUSE STROUD ROOMS, 1263 PATTERSON STREET:-'MRS. MILLIE STROUD . - IT WAS MOVED BY MR. .GODLOVE, SECONDED BY' MR. WATSON, THAT THE APPLI'CATIONS FOR RENEWAL OF ROOMING HOUSE LICENSES BE APPROVED~_' MOTION CARRIED.: , , .. .,. - - -' , . , 7 A PETITION FOR A SANITARY SEWER ON SPRING-DRIVE FROM 27TH" AVENUE TO'THE,:SOUTH FOR A"DIS- TANCE OF 2,000 FEET WAS SUBMITTED WITH SIGNATURES REPRESENTING 60.35 PER CENT OF THE ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS. . , - . - . . - I'T WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDE~ BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. S A REMONSTRANCE TO THE PAVING OF THE ALLEY BETWEEN'MILL AND FERRY.'STREETS FROM 17TH TO.f8TH I AVENUES WAS SUBMITTED .WITH SIGNATURES REPRESENTING 56.54 PER CENT OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS.. IT WAS MOVED By MR. HARTMAN, 'SECONDeD BY MR. GODLOVE,. THAT THE REMONSTRANCE BE~RECE"VED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTl ON CARR lED. . 9 COMMUNICATION FROM DAVE VAN FOSSEN, AGENT FOR J. W. AND STEPHANIE B. KIPPER - RE: IMPoROVE- MENTor ALLEY BETWEEN'MILL AND FERRY STREETS FROM 17TH TO 18TH AVENUES WAS SUBMITTED AND READ e AS FOLLOWS: . "I AM AGENT"AND .MANAGER FOR 'PROPERTY NUMBER 12 IN THE ACCOMPANYING~SKETCH. THIS: PROPERTY.IS OWNED BY.J.. W. AND'STEPHANIE B. KIPPER.. MOST OF YOU WILL NO DOUBT REMEMBER HIM AS JOE KIPPER, FORMER PRESIDENT OF THE EUGENE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, AND MANAGER OF THE 'LOCAL SEARS STORE. 'HE IS NOW MANAGING THE SEARS STORE IN'SPOKANE. I AM 'AUTHORIZED TO 'GO ON RECORD WITH.THE COUNCIL AS NOT BEING' IN'FAVOR.OF THE ABOVE . - MENTIONED PROPOSAL. . WE DO NOT.BELIEVE THAT THE ENSUING'ASSE~SMENT'FOR A.SURFACED ALLEY COULD BE JUSTIFtABLY ADDED TO THE VALUE OF 'FOUR-PLEX. . PAST EXPERI ENCE WOULD LEAD ME T,O BEL.I EVE THAT NONE Of YOU.: GENTLEMEN, CONTEMPLATING BUYING THf>S FOUR-PLEXFOR AN INVESTMENT, WOULD BE WILLING TO PAY SEVERAL HUNDRED DOLLARS EXTRA FOR THE SAKE OF A.SURFACED ALLEY ALONGSIDE THE APARTMENT. (INCIDENTALLY, THE FOUR~PLEX IS FOR SALE) I -- . AT THE RISK OF REPEATING THE INFORMATION THAT I HAVE LISTED ON THE ACCOMPANYING SKET~H, , WOULD LIKE TO COMMENT ON THE VARIOUS PROPERT.ES BORDERING THIS ALLEY. I MIGHT MENTION THAT I HAVE NOT ATTEMPTED TO DRAW THIS SKETCH,TO SCALE -- BUT IT IS IN PRETTY GOOD PROPORTION. AND I HAVE ALSO NOT TAKEN THE TROUBLE TO LOOK UP THE NAMES OF THE VARIOUS OWNERS AT THE COURTHOUSE. As YOU CAN SEE, I HAVE NUMBERED THE DIFFERENT ONES. II e I I ~ 2~~ e - - - ---~- . ~ :..-- - - -- - .- I I I NUMBER ONE IS ABOUT A 12 UNIT APARTMENT THAT ~URNISHES GARAGE UTILITIES ~OR THEIR I TENANTS. ONE O~ THE GARAGE BUILDINGS IS BUILT RIGHT AT THE ALLEY -- WITH THE OPENINGS TOWARD THE APARTMENT COURT. OBVIOUSLY THEY HAVE NO USE O~ THE ALLEY. .NUMBER TWO I S .ANOTHERGARAGE BUILDING -- SET WELL BACK FROM THE ALLEY, WITH THE OPENINGS ~ACINGTHEIR OWN.DII~EWAY; AGAIN HAVING NO USE OF THE ALLEY. NUMBER 'THREE IS 'A HOUSE AND CARPORT, AND I WOULD PRESUME THAT THESE PEOPLE MAY HAVE INSTIGATED THIS ALLEY SUR~ACING PRoeOSAL -- ALTHO'I DON'T KNOW THIS TO BE TRUE, AND-I "AM NOT AWARE O~ THIS OWNER'S NAME. THE ONLY COMMENT I MIGHT MAKE HERE IS THAT IT MUST HAVE BEEN MOST OBVIOUS WHEN THESE PEOPLE EITHER BUILT OR BOUGHT THIS PROPERTY, THAT IT WAS SITUATED AS IT IS -- ~ACING AN ALLEY. I~ THEY WERE NOT HAPPY WITH THE SET-UP WHEN THEY FIRST LOOKED AT THE PROPERTY, I T SEEMS TO ME THAT THEY SHOULD HAVE GONE ELSEWHERE; , OR, IF 'I THEY INSISTED ON BUYI.NG THE PROPERTY ON AN "AS IS" BASIS -- THEY SHOULDN'T NOW EXPECT ALL O~ THE REST O~ THE PROPERTY OWNERS IN THIS BLOCK TO MAKE THEM A PRESENT or A SURr~CED ALLEY TO THEIR DOOR-STEP. . e THE ALLEY ~RONTAGE or NUMBER fOUR PROPERTY I~ SIMPLY A BERRY~PATCH WITH 'A rENCE .ALONG THE ALLEY. NUMBER ~IVE PROPERTY HAS A ~INE STAND' OF CORN ~ACING THE ALLEY, AND ALSO A ~ENCE ALONG THE ALLEY LINE. I CAN SEE NO PARTICULAR ADVANTAGE ~OR PROeERTY NUMBER SIX HAVING A SUR~ACED ALLEY. IT WOULD SI MPLY ALLOW THEM TO ENTER THE I R TWO GARAGES ~ROMA HARD SURf"ACE I NSTEAD O~ ,THE ",; PRESENT GRAVEL. THIS PROPERTY IS A DUPLEX AND 1 WOULD AGAIN POINT .OUT THAT BUYERS MUST I SIMPLY 00 NOT PAY SEVERAL HUNDRED DOLLARS ADDITIONAL rOR INCOME PROPERTY BECAUSE IT HAPPENS TO BEALONG~HARD SUR~ACEDALLEY. j PROPERTY NUMBER SEVEN IS A BERRY PATCH ALONG THE ALLEY. PROPERTY NUMBER EIGHT TS" f"ULLY LANDSCAPED IN THE ALLEY PORTION - WITH RATHER BIG TREES AND SHRUBBERY. I T WOULD SEEM TO ME THAT THEIR ONLY USE Of" THE ALLE~ WOULD BE FOR DELIVERY Of" SAWDUST, LOAM, . E'T'C. : .1 PROP-ERTY NUMBER .NI NE HAS A DRt VEWAY TO THE STREET ~ROM I TS GARAGE, AND NO ,PARTI CULAR I USE OF, THE ,ALLEY. PROPERTY NUMBER TEN HAS A GARAGE THAT APPARENTLY AT ONE TIME WAS ENTERED FROM THE ALLEY. HOWEVER, NOW THIS DOOR IS .BARRICADED AND BLOCKED, AND THEY HAVE A rE~CE RIGHT ALONG THE ALLE~ LINE. . PROPERTY ELEVEN IS ABOUT A TEN UNIT APARTMENT. IT HAS TWO ENTRANCES TO THE DRIVEWAY AND PARKING AREA THAT SiRV1CES ITS GARAGES. ONE OF THESE ENTRANCES IS ~ ORIV~WAY FROM 18TH STREET, .AND ONE OF THE, ENTRANCES IS FROM THE, ALLEY. THEIR COURT IS SIMPLY GRAVELLED -- .IT~ WOULD SEEM A BI T SI LLY TO ME FOR A PERSON TO' PAY FOR .A SUR~ACED ALLEY 'SO 'THAT H.I S TENANTS COULD DRIVE OEF OF THIS ONTO THE PERFECTLY ADEQUATE GRAVEL AND ON INTO HIS GARAGE. i . As I. MENTIONED IN THE BEGINNING, T.HE KI PPERS WOULD LI KE TO BE ON RECORD ASOPPOSI,NG THE SURFACING OF THIS ALLEY. THANK YOU FOR YOUR COURTESY." IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE, THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND I PLACED ON n LE. MOTION CARRIED. , 10 COMMUNICATION FROM ~HE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON - oRE: ApPRE.CIATION IN DENYI.NG REQUEST FOR LIQUOR LICENSE OF THE COLLEGE SIDE INN WAS SUB~ITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "I WOULD LIKE TO EXPRESS THE APPR~CIATION OF THE UNIVERSITY OF OREaON FOR THE ACTION TAKEN BY'MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL -IN DENYING' THE REQUEST FORA LIQUOR PERMIT ,FOR THE COLLEGE SIDE INN. e IN NO SENSE DOES THE UNIVERSITY WISH T,O APPEAR OPPOSED TO THE MEMBERS or THE BUSINESS COMMUNI TY WHO SEEK TO: TRADE WI TH THE~ST.UDENTS. ON THE CONTRARY~ WE ARE APPRECIATI~E .OF THEIR SUPPORT AND WELCOME THEM TO THE CAMPUS AREA. HOWEVER, WE DO FEEL THAT IN THIS INSTANCE OUR RESISTANCE TO THE PROPOSAL WAS VALID. WE ARE GRATEFUL THAT THE MEMBERS OF THE COUNCI L:~_HOLD SI-MI LAR VIEWS. . . I PLEASE BE ASSURED OF THE CONTI NUl NG GOOD WI LL WHI CH WE AT THE UNI VERSI TY OF OREGON: HOLD FOR THE CITY OF EUGENE. WE REALIZE HOW VITAL THE SUPPORT OF THE COMMUNITY IS TO THE CONTI NUEO WELfARE or THE UNIVERSITY, AND, IN TURN, WE PLEDGE UNCEASI-NG EFFORTS AT; GOOD: CI 11 ZENSNI P.. . . , THANK YOU AGAIN." : ~ 1 j ; I ~ THE MAYOR: ORDERED,' IN THE ABSENCE OF' OBJECTIONS, THE COMMUNICATION TO. BE. RECEIVEOAND:.PLAC'ED ON FILE. I . ' ' ! e -- ~ ~2 e ..- . - . . . - '" -' I , -, "ORD i NANCES - , I . "4' .-. ~. . " . ../ COUNCIL BILL No. 4005'- RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING.THE ALLEY BETWEEN KINCAID~AND HARRIS STREETS FROM 29TH TO 30TH:AvENUES, INTRODUCED AND. GIVEN FIRST READfNG ON AUGUST 27, 1956 WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. THE CITY M4N*GER REPORTED NOWRrTTENPROTESTS ON FltE. I T WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON,'- THAT THE BI LL' BE RE,AD THE SECOND TI ME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH :UNA'NIMOUS .CONSENT OF THE -COUNCIL.', MOTION CARRIED UNANf,MOUSLYAND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND ~T I'ME - BY.' T In:.E ONl'l.. . - I -. . - . ^ ) I T WAS MOVED cBY, MR. GODLOVE" ',SECONDED BY MR. WATSON" THAT THE :RULES ,BE :SUSPENDED AND :THE I BILL BE READ THE .THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCil. MOT ION : CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY lAND' THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLYe' .. -.1 "":'" -. -. , ' , IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE.COllNCIL BILL:'BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING,AYE. MESSRS. KOPPE AND OWEN I ABSENT. THE BI LL :WAS DECloA'RED PASSE'D AND -~NUMB'ERED I 0906~ e l - - - - ," ... ., . , - 12 COUNCIL BILL No. 4006 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR SANITARY SEWER.ON ADAMS STREET BETWEEN 23RD AND 24TH AVENUES; ADAMS COURT FROM ADAMS STREET TO THE EAST; AND 24TH AVENUE FROM THE ALLEY BETWE-EN JACKSON 'AND ADAMS STREETS TO 67 FEET EAST OF ADAMS STREET,:INTRODUCED'AND GIVEN FIRST READING ON'~UGUST 27., 1~56 WAS BROUGHT ON ~OR CONSIDERATION. ':THE . CI TY MANAGE'R REPOR:TED, NO' WRI TTEN PROTESTS "ON ,FILE. : . ! ~. . , I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, ToHAT'. THE. .B....,:L: BE READ THE .SECOND TI ME BY TITLE ONLV, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNA~IMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE' SECOND TIME BY"TITL.EONLY. -- . o IT WAS MOV,ED'By'MR.- GODI.:"OVE'; SECONDED 'BV 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 TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE ~OUNCIL BI~L BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCI LMEN PRESENT VOTI.NG 'AYE. ,MESSRS. KOPPE AND OWEN ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10907. / . 13 COUNCIL BILL No. 4007- RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING THE ALLEY BETWEEN HARRIS AND POTTER STREETS'FROM'I~TH TO 19~H AVENUES, fNTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST ~EADrNGON AUGUST 27, 1956 WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. THE C I TV MANAGER REPORTED NO WR I TTEN PROTESTS ON F"I LE. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR.'WATSON, THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLV, WITHUNAN'IMOUS CONSENT.Or. THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BV MR. WATSON, THAT THE RULES BE 'SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTl ON CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WA'S READ THE TH,IRD TIME BY TITLE ONLV. . . . I IT WAS MOVED BV MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BV MR. EDMUNDS, THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. KOPPE AND OWEN ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED ~ASSED AND NUMBERED 10908. 14 COUNCIL BILL No. 4010 - RE: DECLARING AREA AT 330 CREST DRIVE SHALL BE ANNEXED AND STATING THAT NO ELECTION SHALL BE HELD IN THE CITY OF EUGENE WAS SUBMITTE~ AND READ THE fiRST 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. MOT10N CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME' BY TI TLE ONLY. 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. MOTt.ON CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME' BY TITLE ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR., GODLOVE, SECONDED. BY MR. MATSON, THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED- AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS,. KOPPE' AND OWEN ABSENT. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10909. - 15 COUNCIL BILL No. 4011 - RE: ANNEXING PROPERTY AT 330 CREST DRIVE TO THE CITY Of EUGENE BY 100 PER CENT CONSENT OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME I, I 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, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THATT<HE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY, TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. e ~ ~ - 2ry~ () .) I e , , ,. - " .- - .. , ,-- -- I 'I IT WAS MOVED BvMR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND I :1 GIVEN ~INAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MESSRS. KOPPE AND OWEN ABSENT. THE BIL~ ~AS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10910. I I 'I RESOlUTIONS RESOUUTI ON - RE:; VARIANCE TO AMERICAN STEEL AND SUPPLY COMPANY ~OR FRAEDRI,CK HEATING OILS . 16 ! I WAS SUBMI,TTED ~ND RE.AD AS FO....LOWS: . 'I .~HEREAS, AMERICAN STEEL AND SUPPLY COMPANY HAS REQUESTED A VARIANCE FOR FRAEDRICK . HEATING O~LS TO OBTAIN A PERMIT TO INSTALL ABOVE GROUND TANKS ~OR CLASS 3 FUELS ON THE ,I FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PROPERTY: I I \ . , THE S~UTHWEST CORNER OF BROADWAY AND GARF'I ELD STREET BOUNOED ON THE SOUTH BY , P~OPERTY OWNED BY THE CITY OF EUGENE BEING HELD FOR A ~IRE STATION AND ON THE . . e WEST ,BY A LINE PARALLEL TO AND 200 ~EET WEST O~ GAR~IELD STREET. . AND WHEREAS, THE EUGENE "~a;,ANNI NG COMMI SSI ON HAS RECOMMENDED I N THE I R PERMANENT REPORT THAT THE REQUESTE.D VAR I ANCEBE GRANTED, . , I AND WHEREAS, THE CO.MMON COUNC IL OF THE. CITY O~ EUGENE, A~TER I NSPECTI ON OF" THE PROPERTY AND DUE DELIBERATION, CONSIDERS THE REQUEST REASONABLE, I Nai, T.HEREFORE, BE .I TRESOLVED T.HAT THE SAID CI TY QF' EUGENE DOES GRANT A VARI ANCE TO. SAID FRAEDRI CK HEATI NG QI LS T.O PERMI T I NSTALLATI ON OF' ABOVE GROUND FUEL TANKS F'OR CLASS. 3 . F'UELS. RESQLUTION ADOPTED THI SlOTH DAY OF" SE,PTEMBER, 1956." '1 IT WAS MOV,ED BY MR. GO.DLOVE, SECONDED ,BY MR. WATSON., THAT THE RESOLUTI.ON BEADOPT.ED..:,iMOTION C ARRI ED. . . UPON MOTION DULY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED TO SEPTEMBER 24, 1956. -, RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, . - ~~~~ . . ROBERT A. FINLAYSON, . '. . CI TV MANAGER. RAF:EB ,I I I . .1 . .i . e . . . . I' . I . . . I . e ~ .., ~