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Home My WebLink About12/10/1956 Meeting ~~~ tl+' ~..... i~: e I COUNCIL CHAMBERS, . . . . >' ;;~t. EUGENE, OREGON, .' ", , . . .~, ", ;'!-J DECEMBER 10, 1956. ":'1 ," . ..; t, - . 1 . . .;' ~,~: '~ < ;.. '. . .J . THE REGULAR MEETI NG OF THE COMMON COUNCI L OF THE~CI,TY OF EUGENE WAS HELD ON DECEMBEa),fO,:" 1956.AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBERS. THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY Hi S HONOR,":' . MAYOR'V. E. JOHNSON, WITH THE FOLLOWING COUNCILMEN PRESENT: MR. GODLOVE, MR. KOPPE,MR~', .W~TSON, MR. OwEN, MR. SHEARER, MR. HARTMAN, MR. SHISLER, AND MR. EDMUNDS. .I'. . ~, , . . ..,J,'. . .THE MINUTES OF THE LAST REGULAR MEETING HELD ON NOYEMBER 13 AND 28, 1956 WERE READ AND:, APPROVED. . . " . / ,II . .BI LLS AGAI NST THE VARIOUS CITY DEPARTMENTS FOR TH.E MONTH OF NOVEMBER, ;..1956 WERE SUBMI,TTE'D, . AND. READ.AS FOLLOWS: . 'J (' . . . , e . GENERAL FUND ,,' 'i l \ ' I i' PUBLIC'EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM $ 3H~71.31 DAVIDSON BAKING COMPANY 1'18.00 I PUBLI C> EMPLOYEES RETI REMENT SYSTEM 2,906.86 DEMCO LIBRARY SUPPLIES . 8~50 ' , .'j-, PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM 813.20 DeNALD C. DICKEY .6" 6. 66 AETNA:LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY 1,484.30 DICK'S MACHINE SHOP /~'; 9.00 PACIF.IC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION. 1,227.05 DICK'S MIDWAY GROCERY . 62~27 I EUGENE HOSPITAL AND CLINIC 32.00 DeT DOTSON'S \,! c. 26~ 17 FIRST'NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND .131.25 DaUBLE 0 PRINTING COMPANY '). 19.45 F'RST:NAT'ONAL BANK OF'PORTLAND i 8,550.05 DOUBLEDAY'& COMPANY, INCORPORATED fi :-2~80 STATE, OF OREGON TAX COMMISSION 1,761.45 EAGLE SIGNAL CORPORATION /,T 2lj4~'20 DANIEL O. POTTER~0TREASURER 118.75 EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INCORPORATED' .6.90 . > DANI EL O. POTTER,'JREASURER 225.00 E91S0N SCHOOL 4(h95 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER 117.06 EeFF ELECTRIC COMPANY . ',' .'(: :5.82 BLUE.CROSS PLAN 18.75 EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS \189.88' UNITED FUND -iLAN~COUNTY .165.75 EYGENE EQUIPMENT COMPANY . .' ".! 125.48 V. E. JOHNSON, MAYOR ~.:. . 100.00 EUGENE FARMERS CREAMERY l. ~. . " .84 LANE.COUNTY HUMANE SOCIETY 750.00 EYGENE FRUIT GROWERS 'ASSOCIAtION ',' ::.:, .51 STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION 859~60 EUGENE HARDWARE COMPANY .'; .t, 2.55 DR. B. R. ALBRIGHT 7.50 EUGENE HOTEL '2.50 AMERICAN STEEL AND SUPPLY COMPANY 146.18 EUGENE-LANE CO. ASSN. OF INS. AGTS.I){I73.20 ANDRUS MACHINE WORKS .25.00 EUGENE LAUNDRY . .:: ":.79. 37 ARCH'S MOTOR TUNE-UP 24.44 EUGENE MIRROR & GLASS COMPANY' .; .J .7."16 ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE 4.95 EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY :~';26. 3() ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS 2.48 EUGENE PLANING MILL ,';; 13.37 AUTO.GLASS SERVICE 9.69 EUGENE RADIATOR SERVICE .1 T ' 1-2.50 AUTOMATIC HEAT COMPANY 171.28 EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD ." " 19~'00 BACO~ PAMPHLET' SERVICE, INCORPORATED 6.96 .EUGENE SAND AND GRAVEL COMPANY 249.67 BEARtNG SUPPLY CO~PANY 29.22 EUGENE VOCATIONAL SCHOOL 35.00 ,BILL!S GARBAGE SERVICE . 23.50 EUGENE WATER AND ELECTRIC BOARD 1,194.98 BLUMENTHAL UNIFORM COMPANY " 72.37 EUGENE WATER AND ELECTRIC BOARD 7,503..54 I DAVID G. BOGGS 60.00 EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY COMPANY . 65' ..1,4 THE BROADWAY . 25.95 FARMER BROTHERS '.75 ~90 BRODSKY'S, INCORPORATED . 2.05 'tEENAUGHTY MACHINERY COMPANY "974.94 BROOKS OFFICE MACHINES 136.25 DR. RONALD A. FINDLAY 11;'50 . PERCY W.uBROWN AND COMPANY 625.00 r"RE ENGINEERING ' I '7.50 . CHARLES BRUNING COMPANY, INCORPORATED 17.10 FIRESTONE STORES 1.59 BUREKER ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE 6.80 FLETCHER & SMARTT ;;,18.75 BURTON SAW AND SUPPLY COMPANY 6.36 E. E. FRAEDRICK, JR. '22.57 e C & SELECTRIC 20.66 FRANK'S GARBAGE SERVICE ..fl' 3.00 i'! GEORGE F. CAKE COMPANY 22.01 W~ P. FULLER AND COMPANY .j,9.' 9'6 f" CALIF.ORNIA BRUSH COMPANY 837.20 DRS. fURRER, McMILAN & PATTON ',:i':72'~ 80 . CARLSON, HATTON & HAY~ INCORPORATED 23.40 GODLOVE THE PLUMBER ., "47.'25 CAROTHERS SHEET METAL COMPANY 1.95 GRAY'S fEED & SEED COMPANY . .'..6..35 . CASCADE NATURAL GAS CORPORATION 95.01 GUARD PUBLISHING COMPANY /80 .44f' CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 55.57 H. C. GUTHRIE 17.92 CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 25 I .45 E. H. HALL 15.00 CENTRAL RES~AURANT-~UPPLY 104.92 GEORGE A. HALTON COMPANY 46.86 CHASE COMPANY 6.50 HAMILTON ELECTRIC COMPANY 'or 05;57 C I V I L SERV ICE ASSEMBLY 'Of' .U. S. & CANADA 75.00 HARLEy-DAVIDSON SALES COMPANY 66.40 CLARK BATTERY & ELECTRIC COMPANY 24.34 HARR MOTOR SUPPLY }'. 33.09 COLUMBIA EQUIPMENT COMPANY 8.9:3 HEARN'S SERVICE CENTER .90 COMMERCIAL AUTO$UPPLY 11.55 H~INKE WHOLESALERS .. .~:? . 30 COMMER€I'AL OFFICE SUPPLY COMPANY 50.56 HOWA8D HERIDER "';'69.25 CONGRESSIONAL QUARTERLY NEWS FEATURES 96.00 PAUL A. HODGIN 60.00 I ROBERT L. COOK 60.00 ROBERT A. HOLLAND 28.95 CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES & MERRYFIELD 840.00 HORN PRINTING COMPANY 49.50 Cox ',~ HOME CANNERY 9.35 OLJ VER HORNSBY /' 17.29' CRAWFORD SERVICE STATION 1.00 IRASH-McBROOM PACKING COMPANY 76.,28 .:- CRESSEY'S 2.85 IVERSON PAINTS, INCORPORATED . 60..1 0 . . . . e --..... .... ~24 e , - - .- - -....._- - . A. E. JOHN'S SERV I CESTA TitON . 3.40 PORTLAND FISH COMPANY 27.50 'I KALEN ELECTRIC & MACH~NER~.COMPANY 5.50 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER 4,784.36 KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY 41 I .78 I ~ANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER 1,811.41 VIRGINIA KIRKUS'SERVICE 24.50 UBLIC RELATIONS PLANNER 6.00 KOKE-CHAPMAN COMPANY 115..51 ELLIS RACKLEFF' 41.10 LANE. COUNTY TI~LE COMPANY' , ,; ii 00.. 00 RAYMAC LUMBER COMPANY 220.00 LANE GARBAGE SERNICE ,. : ~~ 6.60 REA~'S FARM SERVICE 1.25 ' I , ,-, 1 LEA & FEBJ GER ..'.. 7.50 RETREAD TIRE SHOP .36.45: I . LIBRARY PRODUCTS, INCORPORATED , -; . -9. 69 REXIUS.FuEL SERVICE. . 10.00 KAYE LOOMIS - ADVERTISING ARTISTS 406.50 RICHrlELD OIL CORPORATION 8.74 ; I . LOOMI S ARMORED C:'AR SERVI CE,' INC. RICHrlELD OIL CORPORATION .,539.99 j 300.00 " H. O. LOSETH 15.00 RONEYS, INCORPORATED 89.69" . MCCRACKEN BROS. MOTOR FREIGHT 4.68 ROSENCRANS HEATING & SHEET METAL CO. 35.00 MCCREADY LUMBER'COMPANYt~ 22.25 SACRED HEART GENERAL HOSPITAL 7.25 McKENZIE OIL COMPANY 139.54 A. B. SCARLETT ,7.53 EVERETT A. MCKINNEY '4. 10 SCHARPr's TWIN OAKS BUILDERS SUPPLY 6.44 MACMILLAN COMPANY, PUBLISHERS 1.96 SCIENTIFIC SUPPLIES COMPANY 194.78 e MAGIC GAS AND ApPLIANCE COMPANY 8.75 SEARS ROEBUCK COMPANY 2.05 MARC~ANT CALCULATORS, iNC.' 30.00 -SHEL~-OIL COMPANY 31.90 WESLEY H. MATHEWS & ASSOCIATES '34';.58 SHELTON-TuRNBULL-FuLLER, I NCORPOR. 'I:.' 'I 24.75 MEDICAL PHARMACY i .75 SHER KHAN 19.38' MEL'~ MAINTENANCE SERVICE 3.14 SHERWIN-WILLIAMS COMPANY 1.79 GEOR~E H. MILLER SHEET METAL WORKS 8.25 SILVA.CHEVROLET COMPANY 173~93 .. MILL~R& HARVEY SHEET METAL COMPANY 5.00 WILLIS H. SMALL FEED COMPANY' 5.70 , ,I I MILL~RMETERS, I NCORPORATEO 75.48 v,J. : D. SMARTT 33.76 MINNESOTA MINING & M~NurACTURING CO. I 47.50 SMITH RADIO COMMUNICATIONS 271.03 MONT~OMERY WARD AND COMPAY 11.45 Eo U. SMI TH 60.00 MUNN~LL AND SHERRILL, I Nc:;ORPORATED 266.13 STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF CALlrORNIA . 5.69 NATIQNAL FIRE PROTECTION ASSOCIATION 56.07 STATE DEPT. or MOTOR VEHICLES .135.25 MAYBF;LLE NELSON 5.28 CAL STROHEC:KER . 23.58 NEWMANS FISH COMP~NY, 6.24 fRED STUBBERT ,. 48.00.'/ - .. .. ! -. , NEWS.BuLLETIN ,.. , 5'.00 SUPT. or DOCUMENTS, GOVT.. PR:I Nfl NG 1.00 ' NORT~WEST INDUSTRIAL LA~NDRY 6.00 TIDEWATER OIL COMPANY ., 65.90; ! NORTI;IWE~T POULTRY ~iDAIRY,PRODUCTS .3.75 TIFFANy-DAVIS DRUG COMPANY I .1'0 .: NUDE~MAN BROTHERS 96.31 TILLMAN & BOOTH, INCORPORATED I 6~'08/'J OLSON'S .6.30 TOMMY'S PAINT POT . 13.98 OREGON EGG.PRODUCERS ...: : ~\ . . 60.60 UNIVERSITY FRUIT & PRODUCT COMPANY 9.90' OREGON FRUIT COMPANY 29.40 VAN'WATERS & ROGERS, INCORPORATED 379.77 THE QREGON NEWS COMPA~Y " . 141.99 VITUS MACHINE SHOP 7~50.;' OREGON-SCREW PRODUCTS COMPANY, 1.44 WALLMASTER SERVICE 40.00 . OREGON,SUPPLY COMPANY I: _T':' (_. 71.06 JOHN WARREN HARDWARE, INCORPORATED ..35:': FRED.N. O'SULLIVAN . . -" ' '60.09 GRAHAM WARRINGTON 6.00 PACIF.:IC FRUIT & PRODUCE COMPANY ~,.,. :5.58 WEST DISINFECTING COMPANY '61.75 f PAct r. I C -NORTHWEST SEWAGE'~,& I NO.. WASTES 6.00 WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH COMPANY I 6. 89' j PAC I f'I C PUMP' NG COMPANY.' ';. . . .89 - WIGGINS COMPANY, INCORPORATED 60.00 ~, PAClr.IC 'TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH . - 946.77 T.' "C. WI LDI SH 466:26,. PACKER-SCOTT I.: 42.92 'WILLAMETTE STATIONERS, 2.;i25.' EVERETT V. PETERSEN '. j 60.00 WILLAMETTE YALEEY PAPER COMPANY 1,80.98'" I PETT'( CASH 81.82 WilLIAMS' BAKERY 64.32 '. EARL :PHI LLI PS 17.22 H. W. WILSON COMPANY ",2.50 .' PIER~E ,FREIGHT LINES, INCORPORATED 3~23 WilSON PHOTOGRAPHY 13.05 " PIONEER GROCERY COMPANY 153.73 WILTSHIRE'S .28.50 . AI RPORT CAPI TALI I MPROVEMENT .FUND : STREET, BRIDGE; D~AljNAGE C & M FUND . . . - C'TY JRANSIT LINES , ' 20.09 F:oLLETT & FORD 16.00 e DANI~L o. POTTER, TRE~SURER ,26..25 LANE COUNTY TITLE COMPANY 54.50 RODMA,N AND UREY I qo. 00 'P.ACI~IC BUILDERS 527. 18 T. C" W,LDISH fl,912.00 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER '" - 21.02 T. C" WILDISH 33,330.77 RODMAN AND UREY 267.00,. :: OLSO~ ELECTRIC COMPANY ~,037.26 RODMAN AND UREY 880.00 . . GENERAL BOND' PRiNCIPAL FUND . GENERAL BOND INTEREST FUND . . I DANI EoL O. POTTER, TREASU~ER 57,014.25 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER 930.00 DANI EL O. POTTER, .TREASURER 1,426.71': , ! , ;, , - AMAZON PARK SWIMMING POOL fUND . 0 ", AMAZON CHANNEL SEWER IMPROVEMENT ,) . . ./'_1 ! CORNE.LL, HOWLAND, HAYES & ME~RYFlELD 1,031.22 I , I JOHN~. STEINMULLER, JR. 23,427.2~ tREASURER or UNITED STATES 25,200.00 . SPEC I AL SEWER rUND . ~ . GENERAL DOG FUND ..... ." I '\'. '1 < I CI TY .OF EUGENE 161.77 ~ANE COUNTY CLERK 17.20': T. C..WILDISH . . 17;753.23 I T. C.. WILDISH .1 81.41 .' : /..' t.v~" , ~". T. C. WILDISH 356.~8 I. ! :, e ~ ~~~ cu- t:, ,j.' e - ' - -- .- - ~-- .- - .. -~ - -- - -~-- -- -- .- .... ~ . - - - . - I DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT fUND . , . . . T. C. WILDISH', 356.48\ \ IT. C. WILDISH 252.33 T. C :WI Le)J SH" ".r. 946.73 T. C. WILDISH 9,350.93 T. C. 'w1L;DISH. .780.50 T. C. WILDISH . 710!iJ .29 T. C.. WIL~"SH. 1,147.77 K. A. WARDELL 13,176.50 i T. C~'..'WI LDI SH 2,986.96 T. C. WILDISH 5,131.57 STANTON W. PAYNE p 865.43 CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 1,083.54 STANT.ON W. 'P.AYNE . .291.92 CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY I'~ 929.97 T. C.WI LDI SH I , 8 I 9 . 29 CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 960.27 STANT,ON'Y.J. RAYNE 2,435.06 T. C. WrLOI SH 1,544.81 STREET, BRIDGE, DRAINAGE C & M fUND R.oDMAN AND URE,Y 1 . 5,'4 La.. 45 -; . . T. C. WILDISH 3,957.09/ :1.;:.; e IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDeD BY MR. KOPPE, THAT THE BILLS, AS SUBMITTED AND READ, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER C,I TY OfF! CERS. BE I NSTRUCTED TO DRAW THE. NECESSARY WARRA.NTS. -,.RQLl<CALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MOTION CARRIED. I . :< ,\;'. ~.~; 2 MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES WERE SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: .' --",- , CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY I I ~ 2ND & fiNAL, PAVING 30TH AVENUE INTERSECTIONS AT ALDER, KINCAID $ 960.27 AND HARRIS STREETS . . ..I 3RD & fl NAL, 'PAVI NG DON,ALD STREET f.ROM 39TH TO 4DTH AVENUES . 1,.083'.54 4TH &. fiNAL, PAVING LAWRENCE STREE~ fROM 24TH T~ 28TH AVENUES. . !J..92'9. 97 $ 3,973.78 . STANTON W. .PAYNE . ',~'. ~ 3RD & fiNAL, PAVING AGATE STREET fROM 24TH TO 27TH AVENUES $ 1,436.53 ~. d . . .. -!, , i 3AD & fiNAL, PAVING MILL STREET fROM 39TH TO 40TH AVENUES 1,107.60 ~\;; "J. 4TH & fiNAL, PAVING 24TH AVENUE FROM fRIENDLY STREET To THE WEST BOUNDARY OF' ELLENDALE ADDITION ..,563.13 $ 4,107.26 T. C.,WILDISH, -' \~ I I 2ND,' SANI TARY. SEWER I N AREA BE.TWEEN WASHI NG.TON 'AND fRI ENDLY STREETS. 1 .{.l .i I FRO~ 26TH AVENUE. TO THE SOUTH CITY LIMITS $ ":7, ~9i5.65; I h , . ~,4; .': ;i: ", j I , I .2NP & fl NAL, PAVI NG nnH AYENUE FROM WI LLAMETTE TO CHARNEL TON STREETS . a" 3;').8. 63 I \ . . , .. \' \0 ~~ . .' I I 2""0 & fiNAL, 'pAVING 23RD AVENU~ fROM ALLEY EAST OF MONROE TO fRIENDLY '.l irhfi." ~. ;~ ! ST~EE:rS .': ..5:397.53 . . , ,. 1.-3 : I 3RD & fiNAL, PAVING GRANT STREET fROM 13TH TO, 14TH AVENUES ' i . :~..84-., ,4:9 3RO& fINAL,.,pAVING JEffERSON STREET FROM 25TH TO 26TH AVENUES ;622.72 ..... .i'! 3RD & fiNAL, PAVING POTTER STREET FROM 32ND AVENUE TO UNIVERSITY STREET . 356.66 e 4TH & FINAL, PAVING ARTHUR STREET FROM, 23RD AVENUE TO SOUTH 120 F'EET 504.41 .3RD & fiNAL, PAVING TYLER.SJREET F~OM 18TH TO 24TH AVENUES I , 536. I 6 i . . 4TH, PAVING AND DRAINAGE AT MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT 8,763.75 :1 . $ 23,-620.00 JOHN M. STEINMULLER, JR. I /I . . . ;. " . - I ;1, ,1 / 4TH, AMAZON PARK SWIMMING POOL $ 26,122.20 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, THAT THE ESTIMATES, AS SUBMITTED AND READ, BE APPROVED AND THE. PROPER CITY OfFICERS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MOTION CARRIED., . .. /3 THIS.BEIN~ THE DAT~ SET FOR THE AWARD OF CONTRACTS FOR GASOLINE AND FUEL OIL REQUIREMENTS I FOR THE ,C~LEND~.R YEAR 1957, THE. FOLLOWING BIOS WERE TABULATE9.AS OPENED ON DECEMBER.~,.d9~~.~AT 2:00 P.M. . .:' ~'I .. ~'~';,~'tj; ? . . .: . \ ~.i .; ~ e ..ollllll ra2(~ e -- - . - - - . --.- . I MOTOR fUEL DIESEL OiL P.S. 000 P.S. 200 P. S. 300 I ETHYL . MOTOR . , STOVE OIL fURNACE OIL INDUSTRIAL OIL , , . . . AUTOMATIC HEATING COMPANY ......---------" ., ---------- .16 B .145 B . I 0 GA L. 8000- , . . . .122 GAL.> L&SS . THAN 8000 . I I . CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY ---------- .144 'B. .159 B .144 B '4.23 BBL. MORE i , THAN T &.T . . 5.04 BBL. LESS . THAN T & .T . ' EUGE.NE fARMER'S COOPERATIVE '.2825 A .141 A .149 A .141 A -------------- . fLETCHER OIL COMPANY .255 B ---------- ---------- ----------- -------------- - "1.\ '\- , . ' i I': e GENERAL PETROLEUM CORP.; . , .246 ,:B .1395 B .1545 B .1395 B --------------- . . , I I GUSTAFSON fUEL COMPANY ---------- ---------- . 17944 A .154 A -------------- RICHFIELD OIL"GORPORATION .2444 AD .165 AD .171 AD .156 AD ------------- I SHELL OIL COMPANY .26 AD ---------- ---------- ----------- ------------- I I STANDARD OIL COMPANY .265 AD .145 AD ---------- ----------- -------.-.---- " TEXAS- COMPANY .2454 AD .145 AD ;16 AD .145 AD ------------- TIDEWATER OIL COMPANY .255 AD ' .1398 AD .181 AD .156 AD ------------- UNION OIL COMPANY .27 A .145 B .16 B .145 B 4.248 ~. 4? GA'L. BBL. + TRANS. R. L. ANGST & SONS ---------- ---------- .155 A .147 A -------------- . CODE - A fiRM B BASED ON TANK WAGON D SUBJECT ~O INCREASE IN TAXES . . ALL GASOSINE BIDS ARE EXCLUSIVE OF 2~ fEDERAL TAX, BUT INCLUDE 6~ STATE MOTOR VEIIICLE:TAX . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE BIDS BE AWARDED TO THE LOW BIDDERS,. BEING RICHFIELD OIL COMPANY AT .2444 CENTS PER GALLON, MAXIMUM PRICE, FOR GASOLINE REQUIREMENTS; TIDEWATER OIL COMPANY AT .1398 CENTS PER GALLON, MAXIMUM PRICE FOR DIESEL OIL (MOTOR) REQUIREMENTS; R.. L. ANGST' AND SONS AT LI55 CENTS PER GALLON, MAXIMUM ~RICE~ FOR P. S. 100 (STOVE OIL) REQUIREMENTS; TEXAS COMPANY AT .145 CENTS PER GALLON, MAXIMUM PRICE, FOR p. S. I 200 (FURNACE OI.L) REQUIREMENTS; 'CENTRAL HEATI NG COMPANY AT $4.23' P,ER BARREL'tOR MORE THAN TRUCK AND rRAILER QUANTITY OR $5.04 PER BARREL FOR LESS THAN TRUCK AND TRAILER QUANTITY ON P. S. 300 (INDUSTRIAL OIL) REQUIREMENTS, AS RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE~ MOTl ON CARR I ED. .- 14 ,THI S BEl NG THE DATE SET F~O'R THE AWARD OF A CONTRA'cT FOR A METAL CLAD BUI LOI NG FOR THE PuBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, ,THE FOLLOWING BIDS WERE TABULATED AS OPENED ON DECEMBER 5, 1955 AT 10:00 A.M. \ . .-S: ~ . I' I. I e ,.. B'I DOER AMOUNT Of' BID 1- MOORE-EvANS STEEL CO. $ 4,847.00 F'..O-~B. SI TE COAST CABLE COMPANY 5,618.00 F.O.B. SITE. . -IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, THAT THE BID BE AWARDED TO THE LOW BIDDER, MOORE-EvANS STEEL COMPANY, AT A COST OF $4,847.00 F.O.B. JOB SITE) AS RECQMMENDED I:lY THE'. COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MOTION CARRIED. REPORTS Of OffiCERS ,. '.l, . /5 ~ REPORT FROM THE CITY, MANAGER -'RE:. MONTHLY DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS, IMPROVEMENTS, ET CETERA WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: . - "THt VALUE OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FOR ~HE MONTH OF NO~EMBER, 1956 AMOUNTEO TO I $566,015.00, WHICH IS'$322,101.00 MORE THAN THE VALUE'REPORTED ~OR THE SAME MONTH A YEAR AGO. . . i THE fIRE DEPARTMENT, IN NOVEM8ER, ANSWERED 47 CALLS CONSISTING OF 25 DWELLINGS, ONE I, SC HOOL, TWO MERCANTILE, ONE AUTOMOBILE, ONE F'ALSE ALARM, SEVEN SMOKE SCARES, AND SEVEN I RURAL CALLS. THE ESTIMATED FIRE LOSS WAS PLACED AT $13,935.88. i 1 I ! e I I , i ~ 4)~~ v ~-,! " e ,i . II I YOU.WI LL . NOTE F'ROM THE POLICE REPORT, A COpy OF' WHI CH I S ON YOUR DESK, THAT' 'EUGENE .EXPERI~NCED THE ~IRST LOCAL BANK ROBBERY ON RECORD DURING,~HE MONTH OF NOVEMBER. T~~,; CULPRITS WERE APPREHENDED BY THE STATE POLICE ON THE DAY fOLLOWING. THE ROBBERY ANp ~~~ MAJOR PORTION Of THE LOOT RECOVERED. HOWEVER, THERE WERE TWO ARMED ROBBERIES REPORTED THATt.~S YET, HAVE NOT BEEN CLEARED. l" '! ,. , '~I ,. " " . . 'ARRESTSIN.NoVEMBER FOR OfFENSES INVOLVING DRUNKENNESS, DISORDERLY CONDUCT, AND VAGRANCY ,WERE THE LOWEST IN SEVERAL YEARS. ~OLICE'VEHICLES COVER~D 31,575 MILES IN NOVEMBER, . AND USED 3,295 GALLONS Of GA~OL I NE. PATROL OFF! CERS MADE 357 VACATION HOt:tE, CHECKS,At:lD 2,360 PROWL CHECKS AT BUSINESS AND liNDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS. THE TRAfFle PROGRAM IN THE ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS CONTINUES IN OPERATION, AND TRAffiC SAfETY INSTRUCTIONS WERE :GIVEN TO 1,124 YOUNGSTERS IN NOVEMBER. :,EXCEPT FOR RECEIVING THE DEEDS FROM THE COURTHOUSE WHERE THEY ARE BEING REGISTE~ED, WE ,HAVE COMPLETED THE PURCHASE OF ALL PROPERTY NECESSARYfOR THE RIGHT OF WAY ON THE' ; EX,.'ENSION OF 24T.H AVENUE FROM HARRI S TO UNI VERSI TV STREETS. !' e . .ALSO, WE NOW HAVE;ALL PERMANENT RIGHT OF WAY EASEMENTS AND CONSTRUCTION EASEM~~TS NEC~SSARY fOR THE LINING OF THE AMAZON CHANNEL BETWEEN THE EAST BOUNDARY OF THE :f~IRGROUNDS TO CHARNELTON STREET. THIS PROJECT IS EXPECTED T6 BE PURSUED THIS COMING SRRING." r ~ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, ~ECONDED BY MR. KQPPE, THAT THJ REPORT Of THE CITY M'NAGER"BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. I .:' REPORTS or C0t+11 TTEES . ;, t.:..:-: /6 A R1EPORT Of.THE PUBLIC WORKS AND PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE'S MEETING HELD NOVEMBE.R. 3()~~::-"1'956' . . - RE: PACKAGE STORE LICENSE, HOGAN'S GROCERY; COMMUNICATION fROM SOUTHERN PACIfiC COMP~~Y;, REQUEST FOR 35 fOOT CURB CUT; AND 1,MPROVEMENT OF ALLEY BETWEEN UNIV~RSITY AND ONYX STREETS FROM 21 ST T~2.2ND AVENUES WAS SUBMI TTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: .. . .. ..' "PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCI LMEN GODLOVE, WATSON, HARTMAN, AND EDMUNDS; M~'Y;~:~ ELECT MCGI~TY; CiTY MANAGER; CITY ENGINEER; CITY ATTORNEY; CITY RECORDE~; ASSISTANT ~I!Y ENGINEER; TRAfFIC ENGINEER; AND ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT. ~, . ~ f .. , " . : I. .. PACKAGE STORE .LI eENSE, CLASS "B", HOGANS GROCERY, 544 EftST 13TH ,AVENUE - THis', REqUEST , fOR.PRIVhLEGES WAS CONSIDERED BY THE COMMITTEE. IT WAS NOTED THAT THIS WAS A CHAN~E 'QF OWNERSHI P AND THAT THE POLl CE DEPARTMENT HAD APPROVED THE REQUEST AND, BASED ON T.H.lIl?;, INFORMATION, THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE APPLICATION BE APPROVED. . , , " . \ ~ 2. COMMUNI'CATION FROM THE, SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY REGARDING STOP SIGNS AT. GRADE. C,ROSS.I N-GS ON VAR I OUS STREE,TS I N THE CI TY - THE SOUTHERN PAC! F',1 C COMPANY REQUESTED T,HA;T. THEY BE .ALLOW.EDTO ERECT CERTA) N .STq,P SI GNS AT ALL GRADE CROSSI NGS WI THI N THE CI TY'OF;. EUGENE. THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THE NECESS)TY. tOR THE PLACEMENT OF SUCH STOP SIGNS.,AT. RAI,LROAD CROSSINGS .WIT.H SPECIFIC REFERENCE TO THE NECESSITY FOR B.OTH WIG WAG SIGNALSA'ND STOP SIGNS AT THE SAME CROSSING~ " . I AfTER CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION ,ON THE SUBJECT, THE COMMI'TTEE R'ECOM.MEN.DED THAT CERtAIN STOP SIGNS BE INSTALLED AT ALL MAIN LINE GRADE CROSSINGS IN THE CITY Of EUGENE EXCEPT FOR THOSE CROSSINGS WHERE A WIG WAGSI~NAL WAS INSTALLED AND THAT. STOP SIGNS BE REMOVED fROM ~NY CROSSING WHICH: IS CONTROLLED BY A WIG WAG SiGNAL. THIS WOULD APPLY ONLY TO DESIGNATED RAILROAD MAIN LINES OR SUCH SPUR TRACKS THAT, IN THE OPINION OF' THECO.UNCIL, NEED R[tGULATION. 3. ,REQUEST' F'OR A 35 FOOT CURB CUT AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF' 18TH AVENUE AND HARRI~c STRE.ET- TH.E, COMMI TTEE VI EWED THE 51 TE ,AT WHI CH ,MR. WALLACE, E. BALDWI N HAD REQUESTED;A. 35 e . fOOT, CUR~ CUT. . .' THE COMMITTEE, IN VIEWING AND DISCUSSING THIS ITEM, COULD NOT SEE THAT THE EXTENDED CUR.~ CUT. WOULD CREATE ANY PROBLEM IN THI S AREA AND THEREFOR.E RECOMMENDED THAT THE' CUT IN THE LENGTH. OF' 35 FEET BE APPROVED. . '.', ,. ... ::(..."';' ',' 4. IMPROVEMENT OF' THE ALLEY BETWEEN UNIVERSITY AND ONYX S~REETS FROM 21ST TO 22ND Vl~ AVENUES -, 'THE COMMI TTEEVI EWED THE AREA AND. NOTED THAT THE PETI TI ON CONTAI NED 51 G~~:r~~,~s REPRESENTI NG 87.57 PER CENT OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS. 1 ~\'i : i . :. t~. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THIS IMPROVEMENT BE GIVEN APPROVAL AND THAT THE NECESSARY ORDINANCES. INITIATING THE PROJECT BE .PASSED." I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, THAT THE REPORT Of THE PUBLIC WORKS I COMMITTEE, ,AND PUBLIC SAfETY.COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. ". I .; .~ . .., , . I 1 I /7 A REPORT OF THE MEETING HELD WITH .THE EUGENE LIBRARY BOARD - RE:ACQUISITION OF A POfHION OF OLD FRANCE.S WI,LLARD SITE ON .WH.J:CH, TO BUILD!THE NEW LIBRARY WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS~ foOL/LOWS: "PRESENT: MAYOR JOHNSON; MRS. MAcKI NNON. AND MESSRS. WARREN, LEMON, sTAL~BERG, .REPRE- SENTING THE EUGENE LIBRARY BOARD; CITY MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY; CITY RECORDER; ADMINISTRA- TIVE INTERN; CITY LIBRARIAN; AND MESSRS. HAMLIN AND MARTIN, ARCHITECTS FOR THE LIBRARY BOARD. e ..... '328 e T~E ~EET~NG~WAS CALLED AT THE REQUEST OF THE EUGENE LIBRARY B~ARri TO DISCUSS PROCED- I URES, MEtH~~(CS, AND'TO GET AN E~PRESSION OF OP~NION WITH RESptCT TO:THE ACQUISITION or A CERTAIN PORTiON OFTHE'OLD'fRANCES WILLARD PROPERTY ON WHICH TO ERECT A NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY. . THE BOARD PRESENTED A PRELIMINARY PLAN FOR THE LOCATION OF THE SITE, ,THE BUILDING ON THE SITE, AND FOR OFF STREET VEHICULAR PARKING. THEY INDICATED THAT THE BUILDt:NG, AS . , SHOWN ON THE PLAN;'.'WOULD HAVE MAXIMUM NORTH LIGHT WHICH IS DETERMINED MOST ADVANTAGEOUS. FOR LIBRARY PURPOSES; < IT WAS SPECIFICALLY STATED THAT THE PLAN WAS ONLY PRELIMINARY AND WAS NOT TO BE CO~jT~UEO AS~FiNAL IN ANY RESP~CT. Ii WAS fNDIC~TiD THAT THE THINKING AT THIS TIME WAS'THAT'THE LIBRARY WOULD BE A TWO STORY BUILDING WITH A BASEMENT. '. -. - ... I' " IN THE COURSE OF THE MEETING, THE BOARD REQUESTED THAT THE CITY OBTAIN PERMISSION FROM SCHOOL DISTRICT #504-C TO BORE TEST HOLES ON THE PROPERTY. THEY LIKEWISE REQUESTED THAT AN ENGINEERfNG TOPOGRApHICAL PLAN AND SITE PLAN BE PREPARED ON THE AREA AND REQUESTED THAT THE CITY MANAGER ASK THE SCHOOL BOARD to SETA PRICE ON THE SITE WHiCH WOULD BE LOCATED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 13TH AVENUE BETWEEN "OLIVE AND CHARNELTON STREETS WITH A FRONTAGE ON 13TH AVENUE OF 338.55 FEET AND A DEPTH FROM 13TH AVENUE. SOUtH OF 140 FEET. THIS I e AREA WOULD GIVE tHE'MOST ADVANTAGEOUS LOCATION AND PROVIDE FOR THE BASIC TRAFFIC FLOW AROUND I THE BUILDING AND MAKE IT POSSIBLE TO DESIGN THE BU'-LDING TO THE GREATEST ADVANTAGE." \, . . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, THAT THE REPORT OF THE MEETING WITH THE LIBRARY BOARD BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. . . . . ./8 A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE MEETING HELD DECEMBER 7, 1956 - RE: BIDS RECEIVED I ON GASOLINE AND FUEL OIL REQUIREMENTS; BIDS RECEIVED ON METAL CLAD BUIODING FOR THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT; PURCHASE OF RADIO COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT FOR THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT; AND 01 SCUSSI ON REGARDING HOTEL, A~ARTMENT 'HOTEL, MOTEL, ROOMI NG ~OUSE, LODGI NG HOUSE" AND TRA I LER PARK: ORDI NANCE WAS' SUBMI;TTEO'. AND READ AS FOLLOWS: ' .' '~I: . , . '>_." ... _" . . . .', ' ., , "PRESENT: eOUNCI LMEN GODLOVE, WATSON, 'OWEto', SHEA'RER, HAR TMAN, AND EDMUNDS; MAYO~ " " ELECT MCGINTY; COUNCILMEN ELECT LINDEEN; CITY MANAGER; CITY ENGINEER; CITY ATTORNEY; CITY RECORDER; ADMI~ISTRATIVE ~SSISTANT; MR. VICTOR MORGAN, CITy-COUNTY HEALTH DEPARTMENT; AND MR. ARCH LEWIS. , I . BIDS RECEIVED ON GASOLINE AND FUEL OlL REQUIREMENTS FOR 1957 - IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT THE CITY HAD:Ap..,ERJISED. .FOR' BlaS ON.VARIOUS GASOLINE AND FUEL OILS FOR THE CALENDAR YEAR OF 1957 AND HAD RECEIVED BIDS FROM VARIOUS COMPANIES WITH RESPECT TO THE CITY'S REQUIRE- MENTS. . ' .. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE LOW BID OF RICHFIELD OIL COMPANY, BEING .2444 CENTS, PER GALLON, MAX~MUM ~Rlct, BE AcCEPTED FOR THE 1957 GASOLINE REQUIREMENTS; THAT THE BID OF' TI DEWATEROI L,COMPANY . OF '.1,398 CENTS PER GALLONG,: MAXI MUM PR I C'E, BE ACCEPTED FOR THE 1957 DIESEL 01 L (MOTOR l REQUIREMENTS; THAT --THE BID OF- R. L. A.GST AND SONS AT . 15S: CENTSl:PE'R GALLON, MAXI MUM 'pifl CE, BE ACC'EPTED FOR 'p~' S.' '100 (STOVE 01 L )REQUI RE'MENTS; THAT "THE BI D OF THE TEXAS COMPAN'Y AT .145 CENTs PER GALLON, MAXIMUM PRIC~, FOR P. S. 200 (FURNACE OIL) BE .1' ACCEPTED; AND THE BID OF CENTRAL HEAT! NG COMPANY OF $4.'23 PER BARREL FOR MORE THAN TRUCK AND TRAILER QUANTITY OR $5.04 PER BARREL FOR LESS THAN TRUCK AND TRAILER QUANTITY BE I, ACCEPTED ON P.S. 300 (I NDU'STRI AL m L) REQUI REMENTS. . I THE COMMITTEE' RECOMMENDED THAT THE B1DS tNTERED, AS OUTLINED ~BOVE, BE ACCEPTED AND THAT THE' PROPER CITY OFF! CERS BE I~STRUC~ED TO ENrER INTO CONT~ACTS WITH THE FIRMS BASED ON THE PRICES BID. 2. BIDS RECEIVED ON. A METAL CLAD BUILDING FOR THE PUBLIC ~ORKS' DE~ARTMENT - IT WAS. EXPLAINED THAT BID&HAD BEEN RECEIVEO FOR A 24 FOOT BY 122 FOOT, 8 INCH, VEHICLE SHED AND STORAGE UNIT, SUCH UNIT TO BE OF STEEL AND TO BE~LOCATED AT THE MAINTENANCE ~HOP AREA IN e THE CITY OF EUGENE. " Two' BI'DS WERE RECEI VED. OF 'THESE BID'S, THE MOORE-EvANS STEEL COMPANY INDICATED THEY WOULD SUPPLY A BUILDING 24 FEET BY 121 FEET, 10 INCHE~, WHICH WOULD BEA GALVANIZED STEE~ BUTLER BUILDING, AT A COST OF $4,847.00 F.O.B. JOB SITE. IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT THIS BID DID NOT M.EET ALL ot,'.1:HE 'SPE.CIFICATtONS AS SET FORTH 'BU.T, I N THE OPI.NI ON' OF THE ?uBi..! C' WORKS DEPARTMENT,- WA:S' E'QUALTO THE SPECI F ICATlONS. THE SECOND BID WAS FROM COAST CABLE COMPANY, BIDDING ON A GALVANIZED STEEL BUILDI~G ACCORDING TO THE PLANS AND SPECI~ICATIONS, AT A PRICE OF $5,618.00 F.O.B. RAIL CAR, EUGENE. I \ AFTER DISCUSSION, THE COMMIT"TEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID BE AWARDED TO MOORE-EVANS STEEL COMPANY ON THEIR BUTLER TYPE BUILDING AT A COST OF $4,847.00. . 3. REQUEST TO PURCHASE R~D)O COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT FOR THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT - A REPORT FROM THE PuBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT ON THE DESIRABILITY OF MODERNIZATION OF I COMMUNI CATION' METHODS WAS PRESENTED TO THE'-C.OMMI TTEE. IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT THERE IS CON'SIDERABLE LOST MOTION IN THAT IT IS NOT POSSIBLE TO CONTACT EMPLOYEES IN THE FIELD FROM THE MAIN OFFICE AT WILL, AND THAT CRITICISM HAD BEEN VOICED BY CONTRACTORS IN SOME INSTANCES. . . e ~ , 32~ ) ,1 "! e " - I . THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT HAS GIVEN CONSIDERABLE STUDY TO A RADIO COMMl!NIC~TION PROGRAM WHICH WOULD MAKE IT POSSIBLE FOR THE DEPARTMENT TO CONTROL THE ACTIVITIES OF ITS PERSONNEL WITHOUT THE PERSONNEL MAK~NG REPEATED VISITS TO THE 'CENT~A('OFFI'C~~ 'To ACCOM- PLISH THIS IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT A CENTRAL TRANSMITTING UNIT AND FOUR MOBILE UNITS BE PURCHASED AT THIS TIME WITH SUCH UNITS TO OPERATE 'IN THE 450 MEGACYCLE BAND. BASED ON THESE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS, QUOTATIONS WERE OBTAINED FROM GENERAL ELECTRIC AND MOTOROLA. GENERAL ELECTRI:C'.S 'QUQTATI ONS FOR THE COMPLETE J~BWOULD RUN ~$3, 711 .,30 AND MOT.OROLA, $4,477.00. GENERAL ELECTR I C ALSO ADV I SED US THAT THE I R PR I CES WOULD BE :ADVANCED' FIVE' . PER CENT AS OF DECEMBER 1ST, BUT THEIR QUOTATION TO THE CITY OF EUGENE WOULD BE EFFECTIVE TO JANUARY ,1,,'1'957,; . . , ; . -, IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT THE SYSTEM COULD BE ADDED TO IN THE FUTURE AS NECESSARY TO FURTHER EXPEDI TE THE WORK OF THE PUBLI C WORKS DEPARTMENT AND OF OTHER AGENCI~S WI1THI.N .THE CITY OF EUGENE. , , , 0 , , e AFTER DISCUSSION, THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THE ACCEPTANCE OF THE QUOTATION SUBMITTED BY GENERAL ELECTRIC FOR A BASE UNIT AND MOBILE UNITS AT A COST OF $3,711.30. , i 4. DISCUSSION REGARDING THE HOTEL, APARTMENT HOTEL, MOTEL, ROOMING, AND LODGINGHOUSE, AND TRAI LER PARK ORDI N'ANCE ,.;.- THE COMMITTEE AGAI N. 0'1 SCUSSEDTH:I S OROI NANCE TN, CONNECT I ON WITH MR. LEWIS' COMMENTS AND RECOMMENDED CERTAIN AMENDMENTS 'TO' T'HE' ORDINANCE: IN ADDITION TO THOSE ALREADY APPROVED. THESE AMENDMENTS WOULD EXCLUDE THE NECESSITY FOR THE HOTEL I . REGI'STER ,TO BE KEPT OPEN TO GUESTS" WOULD MAKE I T NECESSARY TO KEEP ORI GI NAL .REGI S'TRA\:t'l ON RECORDS FOR A PER 100 OF TWO YEARS. AND 'ALLOW'I NG SUCH RECORDS 'TO BE MI CRO-Frl LMED BUT'TOrSE RETAINED FOR AN ADDITIONAL PERIOD OF FOUR YEARS, AN~ WOULD REQUIRE THAT SHEETS BE NO~,LESS THAN 108 I NCHES I N LENGTH..," . i " I T WAS MOVED .BY MRI. .GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR., KOPPE, THAT.! TEM' NUMBER' THREE REGARD I NG THE PURCHASE OF RADIO EQUIPMENT BE TURNED OVER TO THE C1TY MANAGER AND TH*V HE' BE INSTRUCTED TO SET UP SPECIFICATIONS AND ADVERTISE FOR BIDS ON SUCH EQUIPMENT. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. MOTION CARRIED. I TWAS MOVED-'BiY' MR..' GOD,LOVE,) SECONDED BY MR.' \-JA,TSON, ,THAT 'l:HE' BALANCE OF. THE ~EPORT OF THE COMMI TTEE. OF' ,THE WHOLE BE ADOPTED. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN .PRESENT: VOTING 'AYE'.' MOTION CARR I ED.; '1 ' . ,:,1 ; , . . i -. ~. , .. . . ..J REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS , '-' 0.:-1<4 - ,. - . ( /9 A PERMANENT REPORT .OF THE PLANNJNG COMMISSION MEETING, HELD DECEMBER 4" 1956 ~ RE: 'j REQUESTS FOR ZONI NG AND REZONI NG AND A PROPOSED TRA I LER:;OEHHNANCE WAS SUBMI T.TED AND READ AS FOLLOW-S :. t1As A PERMANENT. REPORT,PURSUANT TO THE RESOLUTION OF :THE COMMON COU,NC I L: OF THE CI TY OF EUGENE,DI.RECTJNG.THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSJON..TO HOLDA HEARING AND PREPARE' A REPORT .1 UPON THE FOLLOWI NG REQUESTS~'-FOR REZONI NG AND THE FOlLOWI NG ORDI NANCE, THE PLANNING COMMISSION HEREBY ADOPTS AS ITS PERMANENT REPORJ) THE. FOLLOWING: ' " I THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS'THAT'THE FOLLOWING REQUESTS FOR ZONING' BE APPROVED:~: J -.. .- . ~ ,~ ., . . .. . , , ,.1 I AREA ANNEXED BY ELECTION'JULY; 17, 1956 " , , ~ .... . LOTS 9 TO 16, BLOCK 18, STOREY SUBDIV~SION OF COLLEGE CREST . , LOTS I TO 8, BLOCK 17, STOREY SUBDIVISION OF COLLEGE CREST LOT "A"., STOREY SUBDIV~SION OF COLLEGE CREST " . : '. e BEING. THE AREA ON BOTH:SIDES OF FRIENDLY STREET BETWEEN 27TH AND:28THAvENUES ) , f .RECOMMEN~.ZONING AS C-2, NEIGHBORHOO~ COMMERCIALDISTR1CT . . , ALL THE AREA'ANNEXED EXCEPT THAT DESCRIBED ABOVE BE ZONED AS RA, OUTER RE$IDENTIAL DISTRICT . . . . " , AND THE PtANNING COMMISSION ,RECOMMENDS THAT' THE FOLLOWING REQI:JESTS'FOR'REZONING:BE1OENlED: ..... . .,. . , VIGGO A. PETERSON , - .. , .' l ,BLOCK;5j ,LIZZIE LUCKEY ADDITION~TO~EUGENE,ANO BLOCK 16, AMENDED PLATO~ ~ENDRICKS ADDITldN JO EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, 0REGON -':.J f,:' 1 I" , f .. , , ; BEING THE AREA BOUNDED BY OLIVE STREET ON THE EAST, 17TH AVENUE ON THE SOUTH, CHARNEL- TON STREET ON THE WEST, AND 16TH AVENUE, I F EXTENDED, ON THE NORTH I I . ',REQUESTEP ZONING FROM:R,:,,2,.Two FAMIL:Y'RESlDENTIAL DISTRICT To_R-3,MuLTIPLEFAMlL'i'" RESIOENTlAL DISTR~CT . . f , : ., : : ; > ,: ~ I ,. I- . ' , \ . . j .' 4 i I . 7 , = .. . . . . ' . - ',1 , ' ., .,. "., j , ".. I.: e . -- . .' I :~ ---.., ~ 33n e Roy E..WI NTER;.;: , : . . - '.. - .. I t !' ; LOT ~,BLOCK. I, A.I:T,A VISTA TRACT, EUGE.NE;: LANE. COUNTY, OREGON \ LOCATED 'AT 2920 WI LLAMETTE ,STREET, ' " . , -. i , I REQUESTED CHA'NGE OF .ZONE FROM RA OUTER 'RESI DENTI AL DISTRI CT TO C-3, CENTRAL' , BUSINESS DISTRICT " . . '.' .. , . i- . , , AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOWING REQUEST FORR~ZONING 'BE TABLED UNTIL THE NEXT MEETING AND THAT MR. SOUDER SUBMIT PLANS FOR REMODELING I .' j 11 HOWARD SOUD.ER .' ' : . ,. 1 7 ' LOT 10, BLOCK 2, AMENDED PLAT OF HENDRICK'S ADDITION TO EUGENE, LA~E"COUNTY, \ OREGON ' ., .,' '. "I. \, .,., _" A . . ., LOCATED AT 1364 LINCOLN STREET . ~..' .. _ - .. ..,. ~ t -:.., .. REQUESTED; :CHf\NGE .0Fio'NE~ FR.OM'.R.-2; IT""o FAMI:LY RES I ,0 E'N T"I AL DISTRICT :To'R-3,iMuL TI PLE I rAMILY RESIQ~NTIIAL DISTRI,CT ' . ,. I. -' :: ~'. ..., I r -. ~ .. . ,-" AND THE PLAN.NI NG C.OMMI SSIONREC.OM.ME'NDE'D THAT TH,E ,PROP,O'SED, 'TRAI LER ORDrNANCE,AS' AMENDED, I BE APPROVED AND SUBMI TTED,TOTHE COUNC IL FOR 'THEI R CONS I DERATION.' -, ! THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE UNDER CONSIDERATION IS AS FOLLOWS: ~" - \ AN ORDINANCE: REGULATING TR'AILER ,COACHES AND TRAILER-HOUSES WI TH,IN' T.HE CI'TY OF EUGENE AND PROVIDING A; PENALTY FOR THE' VIOLATION THEREOF," - ., .. ~ .,. ,1. '! :. _ ~ I . . THE COMMON COUNCI L or THE CI TY or EUGENE DOES ORDAIN' AS: rOLL()..JS:. .' ,1 " SECTION I.',-A-'TRAILER'COACH'OR TR'AILER.HOUSE AS'USED! IN THIiS OR-OINAN'CE'IS HEREBY DEFINED AS ANY.' UNIT. FOR 'LIVI;NG; OR 'SLEEPING. PURPOSES WHICH..S EQUI'PPr;:DWITH WHEELS O'R- ,. SIMILAR DEVICES FOR THE PURPOSE OF TRANSPORTING SAID TRAILER COACH OR TRAILER HOUSE FROM PLACE TO PLACE. SECTION 2. No TRAI~ER'COACH OR TRAILER HOUSE ~S~~~~R SLEEPING OR LIVING PURPOSES SHALL BE PARKED: W.ITH I N THE, C I T_Y OF EUGE:NE. FOR; ANY PERIOD OF T I ME EXCEED I NG 72 HOURS, EXCEPT IN A TRAILER PARK. . \ '.' :'!,\',I,' 1 : PROVIDED, HOWEVER" THAT A TRAILER~ 'COACH USED FOR SLEEPI NG OR LI VI NG PURPOSES MAY BE I PARKED I N THE CI TY OUTSI DE OF ATRAI LER; CAMP FOR A' PERI.OF Of!. NOT .TO' EXCEED: 15~ DAYS, AFTER THE OWNER OR OCCUP~NT THEREOF HAS .SECURED' FROM THE CITY BUI'LDI NG DEPARTMENT, A". PERMI T .f THEREFOR AND HAS PAID A. PERMI T FEE OF ,$1.00'.' PROVIDED,' ALSO, TtiAT 'A TRAILER..COACH USED FOR SLEEPING,OR:LIVING PURPOSES MAY BE I PARKED IN AN RA, OUTER RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT FOR A PERIOD NOT TO EXCEED ONE\YEAR AFTER THE OWNER OR OCCUPANT THEREOF HAS SECURED FROM THE CITY BUILDING DEPARTMENT A PERMIT THEREFOR AND HAS PAID A PERMIT FEE OF $1.00 AND PROVIDED THAT:THEiSAID. T.RAI~ER COACH B~ USED'AS'A TEMPORARY DWELLING ON A PARCEL OF LAND ON WHICH A PERMIT FOR A PERMANENT DWELLING HAS BEEN ISSUED AND ON WHICH CONSTRU.CTION IS DILIGENTLY' PURSUED. . 1 1 THESE PERMITS FOR THE PARKI-N'G OF A T~~ILER COACH MAYINO.T,BE ISSUED UNLESS THE APPLI- I, . p CANT SHALL SHOW TO THE CITyBUILDING INSPECTOR THAT THE PROPOSED PARKING AND USE OF THE TRAI LER COACH WI LL COMPLY WI TH THE., LAWS OF T~E STATE or OREGON AND. THE RULES AND REGOLA- e TIONS OF THE OREGON STATE BOARD OF HEALTH PERTAINING TO TOURIST CAMPS WITH RESPECT TO ACCESS, WATER SUPPLY, GARBAGE DISPOSAL,~SANITATION; ET CETERA AND-WI~L BE: IN-CONFORMANCE WITH THE ZONIN~,..LA~S OF THE CITY OF EUGENE. __ -, ., .:' .. .... r SECTION 3. .THE REMOVAL OF THE WHEELS FOR THE SETTING OF A TRAILER COACH ON POSTS OR I 1 FOOTINGS~SHAL~NOT BE,CONSIDERED AS REMOVING'SAID TRAILER COACH-FROM THE REGULATIONS j AFFECTING TRAILER COACHES. ' SECTI ON 4-. I T SHALL BE UNLAWF1UL FOR ANY PERSON OCCUpy I NG OR USI NG ANY TRAI LER COACH I' OR TRAILER HOUSE.WITHINTHE~CITY~OF EUGENE'TO USE~ANY:TOltET; :S1NK LAVATORY OR ~.MILAR EQUIPMENT ~HEREIN UNLESS AND EXCEPT THE SAME BE CONNECTED WITH THE PUBLIC SEWER OR AN APPROVED SEPTIC TANK, IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF EUGENE RELATING I THERETO." i ' " SECTION 5. THERE SHALL BE NO TRAILER PARK OR CAMP ESTABLISHED OR OPERATED WITHIN THE I CITY OF EUGENE UNLESS ~HE SAME SHALL HAVE FULL.v'COMPLI~D~QITH ALL OF'THE LA~S AND REGULA~ TIONS OF THE STATE OF OREGON AND ORDINANCES OF THE CITY OF EUGENE PERTAINING TO THE ESTAB- LISHMENT AND OPERATION OF TRAILER PARKS AND CAMPS. 4 I SECTION 6. EACH AND EVERY TRAILER CAMP WITHIN THE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF EUGENE SHALL " PAY AN ANNUAL LICENSE FEE OF $25.00 OR $5.00 PER TRAILER PARKING SPACE, WHICHEVER IS HIGHER, FOR EACH CALENDAR YEAR HEREAFTER; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT FOR EACH YEAR HEREAFTER WHERE A LICENSE TO OPERATE SHALL BE GRANTED AFTER JULY 1ST, THE ANNUAL LICENSE FEE FOR THE REMAINDER Of' SUCH CALENDAR YEAR SHALL BE ONE-HALF OF THE FOREGOING FEE." e I ~ - ~ ~~.~ Il.] Q, . e I IT.WAS.MQVEI?,BY MR....GODLOVE, SE~ONDEIP'BY'MR.'KoPPE,.THAT THE-REPORT OF' THE PLANNING COMMISSION BE REFERRED TO TH~,PUBLIC WORKSCO~MITTEE'A~D'THA~'A PUBLIC:HEARING' ON;THESE', REQUESTS BE ADVERTISED FOR DECEMBER 26, 1956. " .. I" , . . PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS, ' ;. r 10 AN APPLICATION FOR A DISP~NSER'S LICENSE, CLASS "A", WAS SUt3MITTED BY STANLEY L. ROBERTS ANO KEITH SHERWOOD, OBA STANLEY'S, fRANKLIN 69VLEYA~D AND ~ALNUT STREET (NEW~LICENSE), ASi_ " APPROVED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. . ~ ~. ... t 1 l.' 1 ., ,. .',. . Iz WAS MOV~D-BY MR, GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. ~OPPE) .THAT' THE:APPLICATION BE REFERRED:TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. . .. -"','" _' I cI" AN APPLICATION FOR A.DISPENSER'S LIC~NSE, CLASS "A",.WAS SUBMITTED BY EDWARD C. AqAMS AND EDWARD DONOHO, DBA ED'S PIT BARBECUE GRltl,., 957. TO:963 PEARL STREETdl:-lEW LICENSE); A$'APPROVED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. e IT ~~S MOVED B~MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON THAT TH~ APPLI~~TION BE ijEf~RRED TO, THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. It: . _ . . .... . J ,/ 12 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATlONS FOR RENE\1Al-JOf qQUOR,.,J,dCENSES WERE:SlIBMITTED,:AS,APPROVED'BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT: . t ./. ~, :r I P S C' "A tt ACKAPE TORE, LASS. ' . ' . , DANNY'S fRIENDLY MARKET, 2799 fRIENDLY STREET [UGE!':'E PACKI NG '(i:OM~A~Y, 675 WI LLAMETTE STREET, . . . . WEST SlOE ~AR~ET, 657JEFrERsON STREET WEST SIXTH MARKET, 108J WEST 6TH AVENUE (CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP) ,.. . PACKAGE 'STORECLASS "B": ,! , ." , . . ' LAND L MARKET, 1591 WILLAMETTE STREET MARKETE~IA, ,2390, AG,AT.E STREET.(CHANGE 'OFOWNERSHIP) "'~, .. BEAN'S BASKET GROCERY, 34;EAST,IOTH-AvENUE RETAIL MALT BEVERAGE, CLASS "A", AND,P~~KAGE STORE, GL~SS ~B" .. 1" . . COSMO CIGAR STORE, 685 WILLAMETTE.STR(~T ROBINSON'S C~rE, 550 EAST ~3TH AVENUE' . '.: - I ' .. I RETAIL MALT BEVERAGE, CLASS "A'i '. . I -~:'i ,DUTCH .M,I LL,..42 ,Wf;ST .8TH -,AVENUE ; - , , , .,'" ) ",' .... I . ; " EUGENE PAST! ME, 730 WI LLAMETTE STREET . I RETAIL MALT,BE.vERAGE, CLASS~'!B'.' '. ..;",., . I ~~~;: ~::~~i~~~S:9~~ ~~:;'~~~~~~~:~~E '. .,. '.' ., ., . -, '.. '. . , : SNAPPY. SE;RVICEC~FE' #3, 453 WI LLAMqTE' STRf;ET , 'd . .'. I D. SPENSER'S CLASS ~ICtt. . . . . , ~ . e f lCOL,UMBUS .'cLUB ASSOCI All ON,- 1144 ,CHARNEL TON STREET . . .. . .'.:: :-~. e ELK~' CLUB, 86 IWE.ST 7TH AVENUE. , . , I I TWAS MOV,ED ..BY ,M~o:GODLOVE, SECONDE[) BY. MR. KOPPE,; THAT THE APPLI CATION FOR RENEWAL OF LIQUOR LICENS~S ~E APPROVED~ MOTION CARRIED. .' I . ,. ".j't, . .. .. ./ 13 AN APPI,.I(h~T.I:ON.FOR A 'L.ICENSE. AS A WRECKER or 'MOTOR VEHICLES WAS SUBMITTED BY.JAMES A.' - . DAVI S 'AND"J.OHN H. DAVIS, DBA. J AND J MOT-ORS, 3880 WEST IIT;H AVENUE, AS 'AP.PROVE.D 'BY THE POL tCE DEPARTME'NT., , < IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, THAT THE APPLICATION BE APPROVED. MOTION CA~RIED. - . . .' . . I" 14 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, THAT THE PROBLEM OF REQUIRING A FENCE AROUND AUTO PARKING LOTS WHERE INOPERABLE MOTOR VE~ICLES ARE KEPT BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. . l . ' , I /15 AN APPLI CAT,I ON 'FOR A ROOMI.NG~OUSE LI.CENSE WAS SUBMI TTED BY ELOI SE qONNER,.66.7 WEST 6,n~ AVENUE, AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE, fiRE, BUILDING, AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS. I TWAS MQVED BY, .MR. GOo.LOVE, SECONDED BY M~. OWEN, THAT THE AP.PL I CAl:I ON BE APp,ROVEO,. MOTION CARRIED.., ' .. " : i ,~. . . . . 1 . I . ... " e ...... ~32 ~ e ......16 A PETI TI ON FOR I MPR'OVEMENTl OF FERRYt STREET. FROM 31 S! TO 32ND AVENUES WAS SUBMI TTED WI TH I SIGNATURES REPRESENTING 50: PER CENT OF THE ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS. .' .' . - I .. t . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRI'E1>. ~ ~ ,/17 COMMUNICATION F.ROM PERCYW. 'BROWN AND COMPANy,-;RE:' EXAMiNATION OF CITY OF EUGENEo . fiNANCIAL RECORDS WAS'SUBMITTED AND, REAO.AS.FOLLOWS: ~ t.. ~\. ,'1'(;' . "IN ACCORDANCE WITH OUR AGREEMENT, WE HAVE EXAMINED THE FINANCIAL RECORDS OF THE CITY FOR THE QUARTERIENDING SEPTEMBER 30, 1956YANO,fI'ND'THEM'TO"BE IN ORDER~' .. ., I - 'r :. 0; . . ALL OF THE PROCEDURES REQUIRED FORA COMPLETE AUDIT HAVE NOT BEEN CARRIED OUT AT THIS TIME, AND NO OPINION IS EXPRESSED." HOW~~E~, TA6st:'PRoatDDkts-~ILL 'BE,~A~kIE6'0~T AT: 1: JUNE 30, 1957 wlTH OPI~ION EXPRESSED AT'THAT TIME~" : .' - .. IT WAS MOVEDMBYMR.,GODLOVE, S~CONDED BY MR. OwEN, THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND ~ PLACED ON FILE. OTION'CARRIED~ ". {' . ,.. . '~ . . ,,,: 1 i 1 ~ ./ 18 COMMUNI CATION FROM CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES AND MERRYFI ELD - RE: CHANGE ORDER No. I"... ~ AMAZON PARK SWI MMI NG POOL 'WAS 5UBMI TTED AND READ- AS FOl.LOWS: ' I ,', I' -: I' I "IN CONFORMANCE WITH YOUR LETTER OF DECEMBER 3, 1956, IT IS RECOMMENDED THAT YOUR I CONTRACT Wi TH THE CI TV OF EUGENE, OREGON, FOR THE CONSTRUCT I ON OF THE AM4Z0N P>ARt<~SW't'MMi'NG" I,' I POOL BE CHANGED AS FOLLOWS: I, I. PROVIDE ALL MATERIAL, LABOR AND~QUIPMENT'NtCESSAR~ TO C6MPLETt'ALl ~AiNtjNG OF t THE BATHHOUSE IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION If OF THt CONTRACT,DOCUMENtS. - , 2. PROVIDE ALL MATERIAL, LABOR AND EQUIPMENT NECESSARY TO COMPLETE THE CHAIN LINK FENCE AND GATES (21'4" LONG) AT THE SOUTH ENTRANCE TO THE'BATHH6USE,IN:ACCO~OA.N.CE i' WITH SECTION 19 OF THE CONTRACT DOCUMENTS.,~ l - , .. , .;. :..; 1 ~. +. , 3. THAT THE CONTRACT PRIVE BE fNCRt'SED\BY 1HEA~0~NT OF Two THOU~~ND Ei~HT' = HUNDRED SEVENTy-TWO DOLLARS ($2,872.00) AS FOLLOWS: - J,TE~ No., I' '$ 2,.481.00 . -- ITEM NO.2 391.00 TOTAL $ 2 '872 00 "..'.. I \: , . -" : : , r... " , IT IS AGREED THAT THE ABOVE INCREASE IN CONTRACT PRICE IS BASED ON AUTHORIZATION TO I. PROCEED PRIOR TO JANUARY I, 1957. THE FOREGOING ITEMS WERE DELETED BY CHANGE IN CONTRACTDoCUMEN~S;'D~TED-AUGust'28, 1956. ... : I F THE TERMS OF THI S CHANGE MEET WI TH YOUR APPROVAL, PLEASE.'ACKNOWLEOGE "SAMt. BY SIGNING THE ENCLOSED COPIES AS INDICATED AND RETURNING ALL COPIES TO THE CITY OF EUGENE I FOR THEIR CONSIDERATION AND APPROVAL." ,.. ,.. I I " -. J T WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. KOPPE, THAT ;THE PROPER CITY OFF! CERS BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN THIS CHANGE ORDER WITH NECESSARY ADDED FUNDS TO COME FROM THE PARK DEPART- MENT GENERAL FUND BUDGET. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCI LMEN PRESENT VOTl NG AYE: ';MdT i'ON:tA'R'R"IED,r '. I I, 19 REQUEST::BY \4.:.H..r'SHIELDS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY -,RE: CONSTRUCTION OF-A 'TEMPORARY 'OFFICE . BUILDING IN THE ALLEY BETWEEN WILLAMETTE AND OLIVE STREETS AND BROADWAY AND 10TH AVENUE.' e 'MR. SHIELDS 'ilAS"PR'EStNT.'.AT-THE 'ME'E'TlJlG AND.REQU'E'STED THAT niE' COUNCtL AU'THORIZE' THE" CONSTRUCTION OF A TEMPORARY OFFICE BUILDING IN THE ALLEY BETWEEN WIL~AMETTE AND ,OLivE STREETS' IIN THE REAR OF' THE J. C. PENNY STORE. MR. SHI ELDS EXPLAI NED ,THAT THE BUI LDI NG WOULD BE I LOCATED APPROXI MATELY ,"1:4 FEET ABOVE-THE' ALLEY'AND WOULD HAVE:-A STAI RWAY WHI CH WOULD :EXTEND , .~! DOWN fiROM THE OFF'I CE "BUILDI NG TO THE SIDEWALK ON TH'E .SOUTH SI DE or BROADWAY BETWEEN WILLAMETTE' I, AND THE ALLEY WEST. SUCH BUI LDI NG WOULD BE OF A TEMPORARY NATURE AND WOULD ONLY BE MA(NTAI'.NED WHILE THE REMODELING OF THE J. C. PENNY STORE WAS IN PROGRESS. ('} :. .. ! ;. ~~ . ,,~ . I T WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON, THAT THE REQUEST BE APPROVED'''~' ;.- I MOTl ON CARR I EO. i. 0 :. ~, ; ORDINANCES " . ' , 0 --, I 20 COUNCIL BILL No. 4023 - RE: REGULATING HOTELS, APARTMENT HOTELS, MOTELS, ROOMING HOUSES, : ~ ~~~: NO HOUSE S, A NO'T'~~', LE~ p A~ KS, I NT~OOUC EO ON OCTO"E~ 22, I ~56, W AS ~ EAO TNE '. I os T T I ME, ',~" I I IT .WAS MOVED BY MR; G~DLOVE, S'EC'ONDED 'BY MR. WA'TSON, THAT THE BI LL BE READ THE SECOND TI ME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY "AND nfE B'ILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. e ~ ~ ~ - ~ d) i1})'~ ., ~Q.} it;'~ e I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED. BY MR..' WA1SON" THAT THE R,U,LES .BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BEREA[)"THE,rtiIRp, TIME 6.y Tll!-.E, ~NLy,-:WI:rH'UNAN,I!"O"U~,~ON,S_EN;r'OF". T!iECOlJNCIL.: .MOTI9,N ":. ' CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND TH,E,'.BILL..WA,S R.EAD THE 'TJi,lRD TIME BY Tl1:LE..ONLY.. . I TWAS ~OV~DJBY,!}1~.~ .GpDLO.VE, SECOND.ED. BY MR,. WATSON, THAT THE, COUNC I,L BILL f3E APPROVE,o AND 1 GI VEN ,F I NAL.. P.AS_S_A~E. 'ROL.LCALL Vp,TE. ALLJCOl.lNCI,L~EN PRE$ENT ,VOll N~ .AYE. , THE. BI LL WAS,' DE~;-LAREp: PASSED AND NUMBERED 10930.' , ,/ - " , 2' , CQUNPL ~-'!-L..No.. 4033 -RE: . lEVYING ASSESSMENT.S F"OR ',PAVING 'HARRIS. S;rRE.ET F.ROM L8:T.H JO 19TH , ' AVENUES" IMR,ODUCEO' AND GIVE,N FIRST REAO'NG: ON NOVEMBER ~B, 19,56 WAS BROUGMT ON FOR C,ONSlDERAT'ON. I THE CI TY MANAGER REPORTED NO WRI TTEN. ,PROTES:rS ON F"I LE.. ,) I T, WAS: }10,VED .BY MR. GODL9V~, . SECONDED BY MR.. OWEN, THAT 'THE. BI LL BE READ THE SECOND TI ME BY . TITLE ONLY, WITH. UNANIMOUS' CONSENT OF" THE ~O$JNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND TH.E BILL ,I) WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. ... . _. .! I e I TWAS MOV,EI?, BY MR. GOPL.OVE,~S.ECONDED_ BY, MR.. OWEN, THAT THE RUL,ESBE, SUSPENDED AND, THE. BILL BE READ, THE,THIRD TIME.BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT. OF THE COUNCII.L.. MO.TION' CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND TH~'BILL,W~S REA~ T~E THI~D TIME BY TITLE ONLY. " : I T WAS MOVED BYM~!' G~pLOV~, SECONDED. BY. MR... WATSO~,. THA:r THE COUNCIj.. BI LL .BE APPROVEP, AND 1 .GIVEN ~I~AL; PASSAGE. ROL~CALL VOTE. AL~ COUNCI.LM~N PRESENT YOTINGAYE. TH~ BILL WAS D~~LARED' ,f PASSED AND NUMBERED 10931. . I 22 Y . CpUNCI L ,BI LL. No. 4034,'.-: RE: ',L~VYI NG' AS~ESS,M~N:rS F"OR pAVING .DONALD' S;rREJ:T F.ROM 4.oiTH TO 41 ST AVE!",U.ES, , NTRODUCED AND GI VEN F"I RST READI NG .ON NO~~MBER 2~, 195j5 WAS BROUGHT ON' FOR CONSlpERA- I TION. THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS ON FILE. '. _:.; f .. . - . i -. ., , I T WAS MOVED BY MR. ~OD!-OVE:, SE~ONDED. ~Y' ~R. .OwE:N, THA,T. THE';BI LL BE. READ TH,E~~c9ND TI ME. ' : ! BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WlAS READ .THE SECOND.. 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 .THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, W.ITH YNAN'MOUS CONSENT, OF.THE ~OUNCIL..MoTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND T!iE BILL.-WAS'READ rHE THIRD ..TIME BYTI,TLt;:.I?NL,Y., '., '.r IT WAS MOVED. BY MR. GODLOVE, S~CONDED BY MR. OWEN, TH"T THE COUNCIL BIL!- BE APPR,OVE:D,A'ND GIVEN F'lNAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOJ.E...:ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10932. / . . 23 COUNCIL BILL No. 403~ -.RE: IMPROVEMENT OF TYLER STREET BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH AVENUES WAS; SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. ... ' . \ ,! 1 - ~ ! . .~ .q .., . 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. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL I WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TIJ!-E ONLY. . . I . I IT WA~ MOVED'By,MR. G9PLOVE,.-SECONDED'BY M~.JOWEN, THAT.THE RULES BE. SUSPENDED AND TtlE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONL~, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. .~OTION. CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. .., '. .. I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OwEN, THAT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE. THE BILL WAS DECLARED I PASSED AND NUMBE~EO' 10933. . ' .. . I " '" . . :. -. ". ~ 24 i COUNCIL BILL No. 4036 - RE: ADOPTING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR IMPROVEMENT OF TYLER ~ STREET BETWEEN 7TH.AND 8TH~VENUES WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST ~IME IN. FULL. . . , IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY~ .WITH UNANJMOU~CONSENT OF THE COU~CIL. MOTIO~ CARRIED UNA~IMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I" IT ~AS MOYED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDEDjBY MR~ OWEN, THAT"T~E,RULES BE. SUSPENDED, AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD -TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIM9US CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOT.lON CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY A~D THE BI!-.L WAS_~EAD, THE J"HIRD T1!-1EBY TITLE ONLY.'c IT WAS MOVED B~ MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED 6Y MR: OwEN, T~AT THE COUNCIL BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAl."P~S~AGE. ROLLCALL VOTE.ALL~COUNtlLME"VPRESENT VOTI,N~";AYF,:. THE,BILL WAS.DECL'ARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 10934. . I 25 COUNCIL BILL No. 40?7'-~E: SANITARY SEWER IMPROVEMENT ON SOUTH SIDE OF 8TH ~VENUE WEST FROM 40 FEET WEST OF ALMADEN STREET TO 80 FEET EAST OF" ALMADEN STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE,. SECO~DED'BYMR. 'OWEN, THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. e . I ..... ~'3~' ,'- e - ~ -.:: -- -~ ---- _..- 0- ~ _ _ ......T ,- ------ - I T WAS MOVED BY MR. 'GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR'. OwEN, THAT~ THE: RULES BE' SUSPENDED. AND THE I BILL BE READ THE' THIRD 'TIME BY TinE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS' CONSENT Of' THE COUNCIL. MOTl ON CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY ANDTH<E. BILL WAS READ THt 'THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I' I it I T WAS MOVED BY MR~:GODLOV-E;' S-ECONDED BY MR"e OWEN, THAiTHE~COU~CIL eILL'BE APPROVED AND GIVEN~INAL ~ASSAbE. ROU.CALL VOTE. ALL COUNCI LMENd=?RESENT vaTI NG ,AYE.' THE. BI LL' WAS DECLAREDi PASSED AND NUMBERED 10935. . '.. i/ ~ 26 COUNC I L: B I'LL: N6. 3-038 ;.. RE: ;\DOPTI N'G PLANS AND SPEC I F'I CATI ONS f'OR~SANI'TARY ,SEWER I MPROVE- . .. . MENT ON SOUTH SI1>E OF 8TH AVENUE WEST F'ROM'40 FEET WEST OF Al.MADEN STREET TO 80:HET EAST'. OF ALMADEN STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE F'1RST: TIME IN: F'ULL. o' I T WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE," SEC'ONDEDt BY' MR.. OWEN, THA~ THE' BILL BE READ'THE~ SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, W1TH',UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' THE COUNC~IL." MOT,ION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE , BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. . .. I I T WAS MOVED 'BY MR. GODLOVE,' SECONDED, BY MR'.' OWEN, 'THAT THE "RULES BE' SUSPENDED AND THE: e BILL BE READ T.HE~,Ti.fr~D TIME' BY T.IT:LE ONLV,WITH' UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF T'HE' COUNCIL. MOT I'ON . I CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND TH<E: BIL~ WAS READ T~E THIRD TIME BY TITLE ~~LY. : .. . I T WAS MOVED BY, MR'~' GODL'OVE,' SECONDED BY MR-. OWEN, THAT=- THE'. COUNCI L el LL' BE APPROVED AND GI VEN F'I NAL PASSAGE.' 'ROLl.CALL VOTE. 'ALL COUNCI LM'E.N j:'RESENT vorl NG'AYE'. THE' B', LL' WAS DECiARED' / PASSED AND NUMBERED 10936. . .. T I 27 COUNCI L BILL' No; 4039 ;. RE: LEVY'I NG 'ASSESSME~TS' FOR PAVI NG :THE "ALLEY BETWEE'N' BROADWAY AND .. 10TH AVENUE FROM' LAWRENCE TO Wk.SHI NGTON' STREETS'.. WAS ' SUBM'I TTED ANDi'READ 'THE F'I RSl': TIME . '. IN FULL.' . . I' . , IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND PROPER NOTl CE OF' ASSESSMENT sE GI VEN AF'F'EC rED' PROPERTY OWNERS. . MOTl ON CARRI ED. ' , ' . 28 . COUNCIL BILL No. 4040 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS F'OR PAVING ONYX STREET F'ROM 18TH TO 21ST AVENUES WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIM~ IN FULL. . . ~ . , IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BV MR. OWEN,tTHAT THE BILL BE' LAID! OVER AND PROPER" ; NOT! CE OF ASSESSMENT BE GI VEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOT! ON CARRI ED. 29V COUNCI L BI LL No.. 4041 -'RE: . LEVYING AS'SESSMENTS F'OR'PAV';NGt26TH AVENUE tROM WA'SHINGTON TO JEFFERSON STREE,T-$ WAS 5UBM'I TTE'DAND READ THE F'IRST~ TI ME .IN' FULL~ . , , . ~ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND PROPER NOTI CE OF ASSESSMENT BE GI VEN AF'FECTED' PROPER.TY OWNERS. . Mat.i ON CARRI ED. ' , '" .' , 30 COUNCIL BILL No. 4042 - RE: REGULATING TRAILER COACHES AND TRAiLER HOUSES WAS SUBMITTED. . , , -- .. -- , , ~ , , . I T WAS MOVED, BY MR. GODLOVE" ~SECON()ED Bll'. MR. OWEN, THAT'T'HE BI L}- BE. REFERRED BACK TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER CONSIDERATION. MOTION.CARRIED~~ ' , ~ 31 MR. HAROLD [DMUNDS,' CouWCILMAN FRO~:WARD NUMBER'ONE, $UBMI TTED' HI S RESI GNATI ON FROM' THE I COMMON COUNCIL. . ! .' , , ' " , . _ i . , , - , IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT THE RESIGNATION OF HAROLD EDMUNDS BE ACCEPTED. MOT'I ON 'CARRI EO. 0 " , , . . 32 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDED BY MR. OWEN, THAT MRS. CATHERiNE LAUius BE APPOINTED TO FILL THE UNEXPIRED TERM OF MR. HAROLD EDMUNDS. MOTION CARRIED. - t.- , , " ' ~ e 'I i. ~ , . ~ 33 MR. CARL KOPPE, COUNCILMAN FROM WARD NUMBER ONE; . ' - SUBMITTED HIS RESIGNATION FROM THE COMMON COUNCIL. , I - . ~ . . -' i IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, 'SECON'DED BY, MR. OWt'N,' THAT THE RESIGNATION OF CARL' KOPPE BE ACCEPTED. MOTION CARRIED. , . 34 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. GODLOVE, SECONDtD;B~ MR~ SHtARER, T~AT ON THE BASIS OF MR. HAROLD EDMUNDS RECEIVING'THE SECOND HIGHEST VOTE IN WARD NUMBER ONE AT'THE'LASTELECTlON THAT'HE BE" I APPOINTED TO FILL THE UNEXPIRED TERM ot CARL'KoP~E. - ROLLCALL VOTE~: MESSRS. GODLOVE, KOPPE) , OWEN, SHEARER, HARTMAN, AND SHISLER VOTING "AYE". MR. WATSON ABSTAINED. MOTION CARRIED. , - ,j, " . UPON MOTION. DULY MADE, 'SECONDED AND CARRiED, THE MEETING'WAS ADUOURN~~ TO DECEMBER 26~ 1956. . - -- f . RESPECtFULLY SUBMITTED,' . ' i: . . I - ~~J - , . ROBERT' A. FI NLAYSON, " 0. _ j. CITY MANAGER~ . RAF:ES I e ~