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Home My WebLink About07/08/1957 Meeting -- 50~ e , " -- .- - .- - -- ----._------- ------- ~-- ~ ----~ - - ---- ,I ;i I I I . I I COUNCIL CHAMBERS . . . . <t.. EUGENE, OREGON . ,I , . JULY 8, \957 I > . . ' " - " ., THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE WAS HELD ON JULY 8, 1957 AT :7":30 PM I N THE COUNCI L CHAMBERS. : THE" .MEE.T! NG WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY HI S HONOR, MAYOR J. .J.' , M~GINTY, WITH THE FOLLOWING COUNCILMEN PRESENT: MR. 'WATSON, MR. SHEARER; MR; HARTMAN, MR.EDMUNDS, MRS. LAURIS, MR. BRIGGS AND MR. LINDEEN. MR. SHISLER WAS ABSENT; " . . THE MINUTES OF THE LAST R~GULAR MEE~~NG HELD ON 'J~NE 10, 1957, ADJOURNED TO JUNE 24" 1957, I .A~D ADJOURNED TO JUN~ 26, 1957 WERE READ AND' APPROVEci~~ I . . .' " . .' . ,-, I . . BILLS AGAINST THE VARIOUS C~TY DEPARTMENTS FOR iHE MONTH OF JUNE WERE SUBMITTEti'AND READ AS, .. I a .. fOLLOWS: ; I ~ . . I I GENERAL FUND . I i . e . . I P"UBLI C EMPLOYEES 'RETI'REMENT SYSTEM $ 4,052.49 ~LARKE ELECTRIC COMPANY . $ :37.81 PUBLI C EMPLOYEES RETIRE,..ENT SYSTEM 4,209.62 CLARY CORPORATION 10.62 ! PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETJREMENT ?YS~TEM818:34 COFFEE'S PUMP SERVICE 3.25 AETNA LifE INSURANCE CO. 1,'494.01 COL~ ART SUPPLIES 3.40 PACIFIC HOSPITAL ASSN. 1,253.35 COMMERCIAL AUTO SUPPLY 1,23. I (j , EUGENE HOSPITAL & CLINIC 32.00 COMMtRCIAL OFFICE SUpp~y 64.67 I FiRST NATIONAL BANK OF POR~LAND 93.75 CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY CO. 51.75 FiRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND 9',,250.QO CQNTRACTORS EQUIPMENT CO. 22.48 STATE TAX COMMISSION 1,901,.26 . CRESSEYS' 4-5.40 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. . CU~DEBACK LUMBER CO. , 1;28.25 '21 .72 .DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 2,331.63 AM(RI~AN STEEL & WI,RE CO. 1,189.00 DANI EL O. POTTER, TREAS,. 105.3~ DAVIDSON BAKING'CO. " . I 2 "00 I I DANIEL O. POTTER~ ~REAS. 95.75 DONALD C. DICKEY . 616.74 I BLUE CROSS PLAN : . .. '- 18.75 DICK'S MACHINE SHOP , '7.79 .J~ J. MCGINTY, MAYOR . DI~LAM HEATING CO. 1'02.50 . 100.00 LANE HUMANE SOCIETY 750.00 HOWARD P. DIXON 60'-00 STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT,COMM. 938.17 DOT DOTSON'S 59.28 ADDRESSOGRAPH-MuLTI GRAPH CORP. 3.18 DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. 1.40 AL'S AUTO UPHOLSTERY' . THE ESTERLINE-ANGUS COMPANY, INC.; 3.-60 , ,9.50 AMERICAN MUNICIPAL ASSN. 62.50 EUGENE BLUEPRINT CO. ~ '20.35 RONALD MEYERS . 22.50 EtiSENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS 2,809.14 AMERICAN STEEL & SUPPLY CO. 304.~5 EUc;ENE F'ARMERS CREAME'RY . , 1.69 A'. W. ANDRUS . 60.00 EUGENE FRUIT GROWERS ASSN. 2.57 ARCH'S MOTOR TUNE~UP 16.52 . EUGENE HARDWARE CO. ! '2.50 ! ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH ,4.00 EUGENE HOTEL . 31.35 . . I ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS :50 ~~GENE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS I 87.71 I ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE . 4.95 EU.GENE OVERALL LAUNDRY 23.'69 I i BARKER MOTORS, INC. . 24.60 EUGl:NE PLANI NG MI LL 109.42 . B'EARI NG SUPPLY CO. 19.75 EUGENE PLANING MILL 3.00 I ,B"IU'S GARBAGE SERVICE , ,54.85 E~GEN~ RADIATOR SERVICE 14.40 I JIM BRANNEN TIRE CO. 10'-17 EUGENt SAND & GRAVEL CO. 1,939.37 BLISS PLATING WORKS . E~GENE SUMMER MUSIC CLINIC 6.20 400.00 . BLUE CROSS ANIMAL HOSPITAL .' " " EUGENE TRUCK & MACHINE CO. 12.50 58.12 B'OBBS-ME.RR I LL CO., INC. 19.43 E~GENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 2,01:4.88 F'. K. BREWER SALES & SERVI CEo 230.12 EUGENE WATER & ELEC~RIC BOARD 8,834.67 I BRICKEY'S AUTO SERVICE 99.10 EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY CO. 194.84 ! 1 I A'. K. BR I GGS CO. EXE'CUTONE SYSTEMS CO. 199.00 I I 32.00 I . FAR"Mr'R BROTHERS BRO-DART INDUSTRIES . 89.25 'i 90.25 ,C: B. BROWN . - FI R"ESTONE STORES 1'9'.09 e 4.00 I CHARLES BRUNING CO., 16.00 FU~K & WAGNALLS COMPANY 4.'62 INC. SAM BULLER 3.00 W.. 'P. FULLER & CO. . 19'.00 W. J. BURKE & CO. . DRS'" FURRER, Mc'Ml LAN & PATTON I 49.20 1 ,339.43 E".. H. BURRELL 21.63 FYR~FYTER SALES & SERVICE 1'5.70 I BURTON SAW & SUPPLY CO. " 12.96 GEN~RAL ELECTRIC COMPANY 3,465.00- i I BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CENTER 48.70 GENERAL PAINT CORPORATION 11.75 C' & S ELECTR Ie 9.94, GI:A'SS SPRAY SERV,I CE '30.00 CALIFORNIA BRUSH CO. I , 0 I 7.20 GRKY'S fEED & SEED CO. 194.05 CAMPBELL-McLEAN, INC. 17.55 GUARD PUBLISHING CO. I ,358.60 CARLSO~, HATTON & HAY, INC. 4.81 H.~C. GUTHRIE 18.32 CASCADE NATURAL GAS CORP. 25.19 E. H. HALL 15.00 C~SCADE NATURAL GAS CO. . 26.00 GEORGE A. HALTON CO. . , 89.59 CtNTRAL HEATING COMPANY . 16~06 HAMILTON ELECTRIC . 145.88 CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 714.79 HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES CO. '99.00 THE CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 2,534.25 HARR MOTOR SUPPLY 27.33 I tHE CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 8.50 HEINKE WHOLESALERS 57.36 R. H. CHAPMAN CO. 13.43 HENDERSHOTT'S . 131..28 R'. H CHAPMAN CO. 6.00 HENNEN-VOS CO. 229.94 CHASE COMPANY . 656.00 HOWARD HERIDER 128.45 H. G. CHICKERING 102.75 HERROLD & JENSEN IMPLEMENT CO. 33,.75 I EUGENE BUREAU OF PARKS 12.00 HEWITT'S fOOD MARKET 13.84 I EUGENE AMAZON PARK SWIMMING POOL 21,500.00 HILP & RHODES 166.00 EUGENE LIEN DEPARTMENT 21 , 734~01 HOBBY CORNER 33.30 T. v~ CLARK 135.00 GEORGE HORN a.oo e ~ 50~. - - - -"-- - - - - ~ " , , ' I: HORN PRINTING COMPANY $ 324.35 PETTY CASH $ 90.33 I HOWARD-COOPER CORP~ , DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 7,041 . 83 i 46.20 HUNT'S WOOD SHED' 7.00 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 484.71 , HUTCH'S BICYCLE STORE J. W. QUACKENBUSH & SON 2.99 13.50 INDUSTRIAL LITHO 38.,60 QUICK SERVICE LITHO 33.45 ' C. G. INGRAM 3.00 ELLI~'RAC~lErr . ' 53.50 ' THE INSTITUTE FOR RESEARCH t REAR'S fARM SERVICE I 9.98 25'.35 i INTER-CfTY SAND & GR~VEL 'C~., I NC; , 659.00 . RECORDAK CORPORATION 60.68 : INTERMOUNTAIN SCHOOL SUPPLY k RETREAD t, RE; 'SH'OP I 15.00 78.64 : INTL ASSN OF CHIEFS OF POLICE 15.00 THOADES HOME ApPLIANCE SERVICE 18.22 I INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY 80.36 RICHARDS MANur ACr.u~',i NG CO. . 31.50 : IRISH-McBROOM PACKING CO. 13.'-6 ' RICHFIELD OIL CO~ " , , 867.43 THE IRWIN-H~DSON COMPANY 177.75 RICK'S OIL CO. 50.00 IVERSON PAINTS; INC. -. THEa. ROOSEVELT JR.HiGH SCHOOL 4.81 10.00 i JERRY'S SPECIALIZED SALES A. B. SCARLETT , 58.20 '12.89 KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY 200.14 SCHARPF'S TWIN OAKS BLDRS SUPPLY 273.50 i ADOLPH KIEFER & CO. SCHOOL DISTRICT #4 I 12.61 372.00 i ADOLPH KIEFER & CO. 12.61 SCOBERT BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 2.20 e KOKE-CHAPMAN COMPANY 84.5,3 S~AR~ ~OEBUCK ,'CO. 5.61 i M. .Ii.., KRE NK . , .-, ~ .1 !:j.00 DR.' HARRY SEMLER, DENTIST 10~00 LArrE.RTY-PIONEER CORPORATION 395.74 SHEDD CA~ERA REPAIR SERVICE I 15.50 C. c.. LAKE ,3~00 SH~~TON-TuRNBULL-fuLLER, INC. 233.20 I LANE COUNTY TITLE COMPANY.' -" . -- , , ,~O.QO SHER.~H~N ' 13.44 LANE GARBAGE SERVICE . 2.05 SHtR~lN-WILLIAMS CO. 10'..20 I LANE GRAVEL COMPANY . , 11~.,25 SMI'TH gAPIO COMMUN'I CAT! ON 602.64 LEAGUE OF OREGON CITIES : ' ,250.,00 StA'ND,ARD fEED & SEED ': 49.35 CAR~ J. LEIBEL, INC. SI~LVA_ CHEVROLET INC. , 228.31 , , , 1,5..57 R. G. LOCKARD . .53.26 S~E1E!$ ~EWELRY STORE' . 8.00 Loo~IS ARMORED CAR SER~ICE, f N.C. ' ' ,,375.00 SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY . 12.33 : MCCRACKEN BROS. MOTOR fREIGHT '.:"" , -, . ,13.31 STANDARD OIL COMPANY ot. CALlr~ 5.87 McDANIEL LUMBER CO. . STATE CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION . - 10.00 I : .98 EVE~E~T A. McKINNEY 28.55 S.TATE,DEPT. OF MOTOR VEHI CLES I 76 . 80 McKESSON & ROBBINS . JOH'N,M. STEINMULLER, JR. . 8.6,5 ' 1,8.39'.50 E. .A'. MAESNER . THE" TEXAS COMPANY ~48.19 , I 9.00 MAGIC GAS & ApPLIANCE CO. 2.8.84 TIDE~ATER O,L CUMPANY 128.18 MANLEY'S PLUMB I NG ... . TIL~MAN-BoOTH Co~ ' 15,3.43 2.50 MED.I'CAL PHARMACY 3.00 TOMMY'S PAINT POT . ' 9.21 : MIDGLEY'S . TRAFF~C SArETY SUPPLY CO~ ' , , ,54.32 3,:4-78.70 i MINNESOTA MINING & MFG. CO. 6,618.80 UN) 'r.ED.. RAD I 0 SUPPLY, ,I NC. 149.75 MONTGOMERY WARD 56.,26 UNIVE~SAL EQUIPMENT, I Ne. 3.40 MORlhs-REGI STER . 7.20 U~IVERSITY OF OREGON PHOTO BUREAU : 14'.00 l, MUNNELL & SHERRI LL, INC. . 33.96 V ALl.EY BAG CO. '2.00 CLARA E. NASHOLM 276.95 V~Ll.EY GARBAGE SERVICE 10.50 NAT~ONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1,.31 VALLEY IRON & STEEL CO. ,. :97.50 MAYBELLE NELSON 6.,32 VAL~EY STATIONERY CO. 4'0.73 ' NORTHWEST INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY ~O. 11.,38 R. H. VANVALKENBURG ' .. 75.00 WI LLI E NULL 5.00 VANWATERS & ROGERS, INC. , 1234. I 2 I NUDELMAN BROTHERS ; 367. I 7 WALl.ACE & TIERNAN, INC. ' '1. 23 ~ I NURNBERG SCIENTIFIC , 8.06 Jo~~ WARREN HARDWARE, INC.' 67'.43 I JAY'f. OLDHAM - , ,38.00 WES~~RN DRUG SUPPLY 1.96 , , OREGON EG,G PRODUCERS. . 52.80 W~STERN UNDON TELEGRAPH Co 13.52 . OREGON fRUIT COMPANY 35.30 W~ST~~pD fURNISHIN~S . ' . 10.00 . - - ~ OREGON NEWS COMPANY 'I .' 451.68 HERRICK A. WHEELER; 0 V M' I ~05'. 00 OREGON OUTFITTERS . 4.46.50 PET[,~HITNEY'S SERVICE STAtION .60 OREGON SCREW PRODUCTS CO. . 1,2. I 3 WEN'DELL P. WI CK . . 9'.20 OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY 84.0.9 WI G~'I NS COMPANY, INC. 157.70 PACI~IC COAST fiRE JOURNAL 5.00 T. C. WILDiSH I ,021'.98 ~ -- PACIFIC fRUIT & PRODUCE CO. . 9.95 WILl~METTE STATIONER~' ' . II 8.98 I' PACI'FI C TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH 'Co.. 941 .32 W'LlA~ETTE VALLEY PAPER CO. 83.'18 I PACKER-SCOTT ' , .. 43.32 W.I L'll ~MS BAKERY . . , 53'.40 J. 0'. PALM ' . ' 5.00 ROBERT WI LLI AN . 12.00 : STANTON W. PAYNE . ~ 1 - T 25.00 WilSON'S ROYAL WHITE RABBITRY 5.04 PEN~SALT or WASHINGTON .. 1,009.00 WIL'TSHIRES - , 9.88 : YOYNG iRON WORKS or OREGON - , 7.50 I Roy .PETERSON PLUMBING & H~ATING. 37.70 , . . ' . I, . . I' AMAZON Pl\RK.SWIMMING'POOL fUND . - . I " . . . , 6.991: JOH~ M. STEINMULLER, JR. . .$ 18,446.05 W.,~.,fULLER & CO. $ UA~~ER tU~BER Co. . AME~ICAN STEEL & SUPPLY CO. 19.72 17.40 I ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS . 8,.53 MAGIC GAS & ApPLIANCE CO. 34.37 r .BISHOP SIGNS , 20.00 MI~tER &~HARVEY SHEET METAL CO.' : 18.50 · CORNELL,HoWLAND,HAYES & MERRYFIELD 410.69 MOO~E STE:EL SERV I CE CO., I Ne., 54.39 II I DOUBLE 0 PRINTING CO. 14.40 MUN~ELL & SHERRILL, INC. . I 5.. 26 : EUGENE' CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS . . . 3.84 OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY 2.58 EUG~NE'PLANING MILL JOH~ WARREN HARDWARE, , 43.91 INC. 7.75 EUG~NE SAND & GRAYEL 1,093.16 ~ , . :, .;~ 01 STRI CT IMPROVEMENT fUN'D' ., '. II . CIVIC EMERGENCY fUND , . T. C..WiLDISH $ 5,883.80 PETTY CASH $, 7.30 1. ~. - wILD ISH 5, ~37: 09 : Il ~ 50~ e , ,- - - - ~ - ..-- -- - -- -- -- J I I I SPECIAL SEWER FUND ,AI RPORTCAPI TAL I MPROVEMENT FUND i i JESKE BROS. -..", . $ 14,610.18 C. BART FLANAGAN $9,600..00 I . BRUCE KEEN 3,494.70 LOIS E. LINDLEY 11,232.00 BRUCE KEEN 16,885.60 C~ W. &. THEA ~OKKELER 8,-000.00 CITY OF EUGENE - LIEN DEPT. 1,464.00 EUGENE WATER &. ELECTRIC BOARD 7.71 . . LANE COUNTY TITLE COMPANY . 2.25 GENERAL BOND I NTEREST FUND DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 24.60 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. $ 2,910.00 . . PUBLIC LIBRARY BOND . STREET, BRIDGE &. DRAINAGE C &. M FUND SCHOOL DISTRICT #4 $ 154,368.50 CITY OF EUGENE - LIEN DEPT. $ 1,814.59 THE IRWIN-HoDSON COMPANY 350.75 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. ~ATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE BILLS, AS SUBMITTED AND READ, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL e VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. 2 MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES WERE SUBMITTED AND REA~ AS FOLLOWS: I . . CHADEK CONCRE.TE CONSTRUCTlrON CO. . 1ST &. FINAL - PAVING'ALLEY BETWEEN 5TH AVENUE AND 6TH AVENUE I FROM WASHI,NGTON STREET TO JEFFERSON STREET $ , 2,.505.97 . STANTON W. PAYNE 1ST - PAVING JACKSON STREET FROM 9TH AVENUE TO 10TH AVENUE $ 3,733.24 1ST - PAVING TAYLOR STREET FROM 6TH AVENUE TO 7TH AVENUE I ,71 0.54 1ST &. FINAL - PAVING TAYLOR STREET FROM 9TH AVENUE TO I . . 10TH 'AVENUE 2,833.23 1ST - PAVING UNIVERSITY STREET FROM 23RD AVENUE TO 25TH AVENUE I , I 91 .96 9,468.97 T. C. WILDISH , 1ST - PAVING ADAMS STREET FROM 10TH AVENUE TO 11TH AVENUE 1,249.29 1ST ~ PAVING CITY V~EW STREET FROM 19TH AVENUE TO 22ND AVENUE 720.00 1ST - SANITARY SEWER IN ,AREA BETWEEN FILLMORE STREET AND TYLER STREET FoROM 17TH AVENUE TO 24TH AVENUE 8,801:.28 2ND - PAVING FERRY STREET FROM 40TH AVENUE TO 41ST AVENUE AND 41ST AVENUE FROM PEARL STREET TO FERRY STREET 11,662.28 2ND &. FINAL - SANITARY SEWER ON SPRING,BOULEVARD FROM 27TH AVENUE TO SOUTH CITY LIMITS AND ON 27TH AVENUE ! FROM WOODLAWN TO SPRING BOULEVARD . 181.97 I 5TH - PAVING AND DRAINAGE ATMAHLON-SWEET AIRPORT 15,845.40 38,460.22 " I . I BRUCE KEEN I . 2ND &. FI NAL - STORM SEWER I N 'AREA BETWEEN 24TH', AVENUE AND . .. 27TH AVENUE FROM JACKSON STREET TO MoNROE STREET' 595.02 I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON.SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE ESTIMATES, AS SUBMITTEQ AND READ, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION C4RRIED. . 3 THIS BEING THE DATE SET FO~.THE AWARO OF CONTRACTS FOR ,VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT 'PRO~ECTS, THE FOLLOWING BIDS WERE TABULATED AS OPENED ON JULY 5, 1957 AT 10:00 AM: PAVING EST. COST e 3-1/2" ASPHALTIC PER FRONT "" DTH NAME OF BIDDER AND PROJECT CONCRETE PAVING FOOT 28' 24TH PLACE FROM WILLAMETTE STREET TO OLIVE STREET T. C. WILDISH $ 10,033.94'(LOW) $ 5.74 STANTON W. PAYNE 10,214.24 36' 14TH AVE~UE FROM'POI,.K..STREET'TO TAYlO~,STREET;, 34' TAYLOR STREET,FROM 14TH AVENUE TO 15TH AVENUE T. C. WI LD I SH 8,576.50 (LOW) 5.97 - 34' STANTO~ W. PAYNE . , 9, 147.45 6~25 - 36' 36 ' CITY VIEW STREET FROM 22ND AVENUE TO SOUTH,CITY L,MITS. T. C. WILDISH 5,336.39 (LOW) 7.41 STANTON W. PAYNE '5,412.6~ . . I INTERSECTION AT 34TH PLACE AND MILL STREET BREEQEN BROTHERS 531.05 (LO\f) STANTON W. PAYNE 723.85 EST. COST SIDEWALK 5' CONCRETE PER FRONT NAME OF BIDDER AND PROJECT . SIDEWALK- FOOT EAST SIDE OF WILLAMETTE STREET FROM 20TH AVENUE TO 29TH AVENUE e C. M. KEMP $ 2,740.72 . 1.74 ....1 50,n Q I:: e , - -- - --~- -~- --- NORTH SIDE OF fRANKLIN BOULEVARD FROM HILYARD STREET I TO ROSE MOTEL C.' M. KEMP . $ 222.25 $ 1..96 . EAST AND WEST SI DES OF VANBuREN'STREET F,ROM I,ST AVENUE TO 4TH AVENUE . . ' C.. M. ,KEMP 1,163.54 1.90 . STORM SEWER 29TH AVENUE FROM WILLAMETTE STREET TO WASHINGTON STREET . . T. C. WILDISH 15,733.6~ 25TH AVENUE FROM WILLAMETTE STREET< TO OLIVE STREET; O~IVE STREET FROM 24TH PLACE 'TO 25TH AVENUE . . ' . . T. C. WILDISH 4,476.00 (LOW) BRUCE KEEN - 1 : .. . 5,827.90 . . " , SANITARY SEWER - , e AREA BETWEEN GARFIELD STREET AND WEST BOUNDARY OF '. INDUSTRIAL TRACT FROM HIGHWAY 99 TO 11TH AVENUE ' , s T. C. WILDISH 10,520.60 (Lex,,) 2.20 COAST CONSTRUCTION CO. . 11,662.00 BRUCE KEEN n,882.60 INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL '12,066.50 I JESKE BROTHERS 12,138.00 I . AREA BETWEEN 39TH~PLACE AND 40TH AVENUE FROM BETWEEN . HILYARD STREET AND ftRRY STREET TO HILYARD STREET - T. C. WILDISH 3,'780.00 (LOW) 4.02 I COAST CONSTRUCTrON ~O; 6,170.00 JESKE BROTHERS .~ 6,555'-00 . ALLEY BETWEEN 23RD AVENUE AND 24TH AVENUE FROM HIGH . STREET TO WEST . -:- T. C. WILDISH ~ 1,062.20 ('LOW) 3.72 I: . BRUCE KEEN 1,462.00 COAST CONSTRUCTfON:CO. I ,463~00 JESKE BROTHERS 1,465.25 ~ - . 4 A PETITION CONTAINING SIGNATURES OF OWNERS OF 51.48% OF THE PROPERTY ABUTTING CITY VIEW STREET BETWEEN 22ND AND 23RD AVENUES OPPOSING THE PAVING OF CITY VIEW STREET BETWEEN 22ND AND 23RD AVENUES WAS.PRESENTED. . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE BID ON THE PAVING OF CITY VIEW STREET FROM 22ND AVENUE TO SOUTH CITY LIMITS BE AWARDED TO T.- C. WILDISH AND THE NECESSARY CON-, TRACT BE DRAWN AND SIGNED, ON STIPULATION THAT ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS SUBMIT BY 'LETTER A WAIVER OF THEIR RIGHTS TO DIRT IN FAVOR or MR. MARTfN W. ORR'WHODESIRES HIS LOT TO BE FILLED IN AND WHO WILL REMOVE HIS NAME FROM THE PETITION OPPOSING PAVING IF BE IS ALLOWED TO RECEIVE I FILL DIRT. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL'COUNCICMEN PRESENT.VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED.BY:MR. SHEARER THAT THE' CONTRACTS 'BE AWARDED'TO THE.LOW BIDDERS ON THE BALANCE OF THE PROJECTS, AND THAT THE NECESSARY CONTRACTS BE DRAWN AND SIGNED. ROLLCALL 'VOTE. ALL COONCILMENPRESENT VOTING'AYE~:MOTION CAR~IEO~ - ~ : : - o. ~ ' - - .. .. REPORTS Of OffiCERS . 5 A REPORT FROM T~E CITY MANA~ER - RE: MONTHLY DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS, IMPROVEMENTS, ETC., WAS - SUBMITTED AND READ AS,FOLLOWS: -. ' - , . I ; , ~THE VA~UE ~F ~Hi'BUi~DING PERMITS FOR THE MONTH OF JUNE 1957 AMOUNTED TO $901;595 WHICH IS LESS BY $218,114;THAN THE SAME MONTH A YEAR AGO. THE fiRE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED 30 ALARMS-WiTH A~ ESTI~AtED LOSS OF $4000. fiRE 1 - ALARMS ARE DOWN 117 LESS THAN THE FIRST SIX ',:,ONTHS OF 1956, AND THE ESTIMATED LOSS I - DOWN'FROM $105,000 TO $30,500. THIS REDUCTION IS BELIEVED TO BE BROUGHT ABOUT BY . THE'INCREASED INSPECTION OF HAZARDOUS LOCATIONS BY OUR fiRE PREVENTION BUREAU. THE HOME INSPECTION PROGRAM WAS VERY SUCCESSFUL THIS YEAR BOTH FROM THE HOMEOWNERS PAR- TICIPATION AND THE INCREASED I~TERtSTSHOWN BY MEMBERS'OF OUR~DEPARTMENT~ I . - . . . fOR THE POLICE-DEPARTMeNT ACTIVITIES I REFER YOU TO THE COpy OF THEIR-REPORT I, WHICH HAS BEEN PLACED UPON YOUR DESKS. , ' , - I THE PUBLICWORKS:DEPARTMENT REPORT WILL BE GIVEN AT YOUR MEETING ON MONDAY, JULY 22, 1957." - '. . II IT WAS MOVED BY MR. .W~TSON'SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. . MOTION CARRIED. I - 1 . , . e ~ - 5W~ e - , ~ -.. " -- - -- -- --- - ; ,I I I :1 REPORTS or COMMITTEES . I A REPORT Of THE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON JUNE 28, 1957 - RE: PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE - CON- I SIDERATION Of BOARD OF' ApPEALS REPORT; DISCUSSION REGARDING OPENING Of 10TH AVENUE WEST Of GAR- I F'IELD STREET F'OR ,A DISTANCE OF' 580' ON A 50' 'RIGHT-OF'-WAV; COMMITTEE OF' THE WHOLE - DISCUSSION RE- i GARDING PROPOSED ORDINANCE REQUIRING F'ENCING OF' SWIMMING POOLS~ FISH'PONDS, ETC.; DISCUSSION RE- GARDING WEED CUTTING ORDINANCE; WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS F'OLLOWS: .. . 6 "PRESENT: MAVOR MCGINTV; COUNCILMEN WATSON, SHEARER, HARTMAN, EDMUNDS, LAURIS AND BRIGGS; C,TV MANAGER; CITV R~CORDER; CITY' ATTORNEV; C1TV ENGINEER; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSIST- ANT; MR'. . JOHN fOREMAN; DA,N 'WVANT, EUGENE REGI STER-GUARD; dACK CRAI G, KERG. , , ' PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE . I. CONSIDERATION OF' BOARD OF' ApPEALS REPORT A. REQUEST fOR SIGN VARIANCE MADE BY WAYNE L. JOHNSON F'ORTHE BIG Top, 1050 WEST' 7TH AVENUE, TO ALLOW CONSTRUC~ION OF' A SIGN OF' APPROXIMATELY 47 SQUARE F'EET WHICH HAD e j BEEN PRESENTED TO THE BOARD OF' ApPEALS AND REF'ERRED TO THE COUNCIL WAS BROUGHT BE- F'ORE THE COMMI TT.EE.. IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT THE COUNCIL ON JANUARY 14, 1957 HAD GRAN,TED A PERMI T F'OR A SI GN 29 SQUARE F'EET I N AREA, THAT A SI GN I N EXCESS Of THA T F'OR WHICH THE PERMIT WAS ISSUED HAD BEEN CONSTRUCTED AND THAT NOW A VARIANCE WAS REQUESTED TO ALLOW THE SIGN TO STAND. THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THIS MATTER AND THE RECOMMENDAT.I OfllTHAT tHE' ITEM BE HE.LD IN' COMMI TTEE PENDI NG T.HE PLANNI NG C.OM- I MISSION'S REPORT ON THEIR STUDY WAS DEF'EATED. .1 T WAS THEN RECOMMENDED THAT THE REQUEST F'OR VARIANCE BE DENIED, COUNCILMAN HARTMAN ABSTAINING. B. REQUEST MADE BY MR. J. D. STEVENS, DOWNTOWN MOTEL, 371 WEST 7TH AVENUE, F'OR VARI- ANCE F'OR APLASTI CSI GN TO BE LOCATED ON WEST 6TH 'AVENUE BETWEEN LI NCOLNAND LAWRENCE STREETS ON PROPERTY UNDER THE OWNERSHI P OF' J. D,. STEVENS WAS BROUGHT BE- F'ORE THE COMMITTEE. THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THE PROPRIETY OF' THIS REQUEST IN LIGHT OF' THE F'ACT THAT THE PLANNING COMMISSION IS NOW UNDERTAKING A STUDY OF' THE SI GN ORDI NANCE AND REGULATIONS DEAL--I NG 'WI TH SI GNS, AND F'OLLOWI NG THE 01 SCUSSI ON IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE I~EM BE HELD IN COMMITTEE F'OR F'URTHER STUDY AND UN- TIL THE PL'ANNING COMMISSION MAKES ITS REPORT ON ITS SIGN STUDY. . C. REQUEST BY SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO., 183 WEST I OTHAvENUE, TO CONSTRUCT :AN OF'F'I CE I F'OR A PARKING LOT WAS PRESENTED. IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. HAD I CONS'TRU'CTED A' F'RAME OF'F'I CE BUI LDI NG LOCATED F'OUR FEET F'ROM THE SIDEWALK WH'I CH WAS NOT IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE REQUIREMENTS fOR fiRE ZONE I AND WAS CONSTRUCTED WITHOUT A PERMIT. SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. REQUESTED THAT A VARIANCE BE GRANTED TO ALLOW THE BUI LDI NG TO STAND I NITS PRESENT LOCATI ON "SINCE I T WAS USED ONLY F'OR WEATHER PROTECTION F'OR THE PARKING LOT ATTENDANT. THE ITEM WAS RECOMMENDED F'OR DENIAL BY'THEBOARDO~ ApPE~LS ~ND'THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT'THE ACTION OF' THE BOARD OF' ApPEALS BE UPHELD AND THE REQUEST BE DENIED. . D. REQUEST MADE BY MR. ROBERT E. BEl STEL,' 2460 ~I NCAI D STREET, F'OR VARI ANCE fROM SIDE LINE SET BACK TO CONSTRUCT A CARPORT IN F'RONT Of HIS GARAGE ON PROPERTY I LOCATED AT 2460 KINCAID STREET WAS CONSIDERED BV THE COMMITTEE. THE REQUEST WAS :TOALLOW THE CARPORT.'TO.BE BUILT WITHIN'6" OF' THE'NORT.H PROPERTY LINE. THE BOARD OF' ApPEAL~ RECOMMENDED TH~T HE BE ALLOWED TO BUILD UP TOlI8" F'ROM ~HE NORTH PROPERTY LINE WHICH WOULD LINE UP THE CARPORT WITH THE NORTH SIDE OF'THE GARAGE. AF'TER THE COMMITTEE HAD OBSERVED THE PLOT PLAN WHICH WAS SUBMITTED, IT WAS RECOMMENDED 'THAT THE VARI'ANCE:BE GRANTED,AS SPECIF'IED'IN THE BOARD OF' Ap- ~EALS REPORT. 2. DISCUSSION REGARDING OPENING OF' 10TH AVENUE WEST OF' GARF'IELD STREET F'OR A DISTANCE OF' e 580' ON A 50' RIGHT-OF'-WAY - MR. JOHN fOREMAN MET WITH THE COMMITTEE AND INDICATED THAT HE WAS WILLING TO GIVE A RIGHT-OF'-WAY F'OR 10TH AVENUE WEST'OF"GARF'IELD STREET F'OR A DISTANCE OF' 580'. HE INDICATED THAT ONE-HALF' OF' THE PROPOSED WIDTH OF' THE RIGHT-OF'-W~Y, OR 25', WAS IN HIS OWNERSHIP AND ONE-HALF' WAS IN THE OWNERSHIP OF' AMERICAN STEEL & .SUPPLY COMPANY, BUT. THAT BOTH PARTIES WEREW,ILt:IIING 'TO 'GIVE AI RIGHT- OF'-WAY TOTALING 50' IN WIDTH AND 580' IN LENGTH AND THEY WERE NOT WILLING TO IN- CREASE THE WIDTH OF' THE RIGHT-OF'-WAY SINCE IT WOULD MAKE IT DIF'F'ICULT TO USE THE ADJACENT PROPERTY. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THE ACCEPTANCE OF' A 50' RI,GHT-OF'-WAY F'OR A 01 STANCE OF' 580' WEST OF' GARF'IELD STREET F'OR 10TH ',AVENUE WITH THE UNDERSTAND- I NG THAT ONE-HALF' WOULD BE DONATED BY MR. 'JOHN fOREMAN AND ONE-HALF' WOULD BE DO- NATED BY AMERICAN STEEL & SUPPLY COMPANY. ~ ' . " 7 COMMITTEE Of THE WHOLE I. DISCUSSION REGARDI'NG PROPO$ED,ORDINANCE'REQUI'RING F'ENCI,NG OF",SWIMMI'NGPOOLS, .F'ISH PONDS, ETC. - THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED AN ORDINANCE WHICH THEY HAD ASKtD THE CITY I ATTORNEY TO DRAW ,:WHI CHWOULD :REQUI RE ALL SWI MMI NG POOLS,' F'I:SH,'PONDSOR OTHER' AT- TRACTIVE NUISANCES TO BE F'ENCED TO ELIMINATE SO F'AR AS POSSIBLE THE POSSIBILITV OF' CHILDREN F'ALLING INTO SUCH PLACES. THE Cny ATTORNEY,;EXPI.AINED 'THAT:'THE ORDINANCE WHICH WAS BEING PRESENTED WAS A COMPILATION OF' PARTS OF' ORDINANCES F'ROM A GROUP OF' OTHER CIT~ES AND "THAT IT COULD BE CHANGED TO SUCH DEGREE AS THE COMMITTEE MIGHT DE- SIRE. THEREWAS:;SOME DISCUSSI,ON THAT THE CrTY OF' SEATTlE HAD SUCH AN ORDI NANCE AND THATTHE CITY ATTORNEY. MIGHT CORRESPOND WITH :THEC,TY 'OF' SEATTLE TO' SEE 'f THE ORO'- NANCE PROPOSED AND THE ORDiNANCE 'N F'ORCE IN,THE C,ty'OF"SEATTLE WERE. COMPARABLE. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THE ITEM BE HELD IN COMMITTEE. ! e . . . .. . ~ ~ . u 50~ I) - - -- -, , I 2. DISCUSSION REG~RDING WEED CUTTING ORDINANCE - THE COMMITTEE AGAIN CONSIDERED THE ORDINANCE REQUIRING THAT WEEDS BE CUT TWO TIMES THROUGHOUT THE YEAR WITH THE THOUGHT I. THAT THE CUTTI NGDATES MI GHT BE ADV,ANCED FROM THE JUNE:.I AND: AUGUST I DATES NOW CON- TA I NED I N THE ORDI 'NANCE T,O SOME EARL I ER DATES TO ALL~OW BETTER CONTROL OF GRASSES AND WEEDS WHEN SUCH GRASSES AND WEEDS RIPEN EARLY :IN FAVOR~BLE GROWING YEARS. _THE CI TY MANAGER EXPLAINED THAT HE, I N COMPANY WI TH VARI,OUS DEPAR.TMENT HEADS, HAD GI VEN CON- I SIDERABLE THOUGHT TO PROPOSED DATES, ~ND THAT HE WOULD RECOMMEND THE. rIRST' CUTTING DATE BE REQUIRED ON MAY I AND THE SECOND ON JULY 15. SUCH DATES WOULD ALLOW THE PROPER DEPARTMEN:T TI ME TO, NOTI FY PROPERTY HOLDERS I N YEARS WHE:N THE. GROWl NG S'EASON WAS WELL ALONG IN 'THE MONTH OF MAY AND WOULD AL~OW rOR THE CONTROL OF' WEEDS, GRASSES ! AND OTHER HAZARDS BEFORE THEY WERE ALLOWED .TOSEED. THE SECOND CUTT.I'NG 'DATE WOULD ALLOW rOR A SECOND CUTTING OF SUCH WEEDS AND GRASSES IF THIS WERE DETERMINED AS i : NECESSARY IN ANY PARTICULAR YEAR. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE DATES rOR THE REQUIRED CUTTING OF GRASSES, WEEDS, ETC., BE MOVED UP TO REQUIRE A FIRST CUTT1NG. . ' BY MAY I ,AND A SE'CONDCUT.Tl NG BY JUL.Y 15,' AND' RECOMMENDED THAT THE SECTI ON OF THE CODE. DEALING WI TH 'THrs SUBJECT BE AME'NDED TO CONFORM." " , -- I T WAS MOVED~Y MR. WATSON SECONDED 'BY' MR. 'HARTMAN THAT '1 TEM I .,A.' - SIGN FOR BI G Top - BE SEGREGATED FROM THE. RE:PORT: 'AND THAT .THE BAL'ANCE 'OF' THE' COMMI TTEE REPORT BE ADOPTED. . MOTl ON CARRIED. i ! , . .. '.. : - , , . , I T WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MRS. LAURI S 'THAT' I TEM 'I. A. 'BE RErERRED BACK TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE~ -MOTl ON 'CARR I ED. r . , . I . REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS . . . B A PERMANENT REPORT or THE 'PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD ON JULY':2, 1957 .. RE: VARIOUS RE- QUESTS FOR REZONING AND PROPOSED .AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE, TO ADD AGRICULTURAL ,ZONE WAS SUB- , , MITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: ' , . .' .., I "As A PERMANENT 'REPORT, PURS.UANT TO THE RESOLUTION OF, THE COMMON.COUNC I L OF THE I CITY OF EUGENE, DIRECTING THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION'TO' HOLD' A HEARING:AND PREPARE A REPORT UPON THE F.OLLOWI NGREQUESTS FOR REZONI NG AND PROPOSED AMENDME'NT TO ZONING I ORDINANCE No. 10691, THE PLANNING COMMISSION HEREBY ADOPTS AS ITS PERMANENT REPORT ! THE FOLLOWI NG: c' , . . . . I THE PLANNI NG COMMI SSI ON RECOMMENDS THAT 'THE 'FOLLOWI NG 'REQUESTS FOR REZONI NG I BE APPROVED: I \ . . I NI TI ATED :BY THE'PLANNI,NG COMMI SSI ON ' , ! I 'LOTS I, 2, 3, BLOCK '23, SLADDENS 2ND ADD I TI ON, ,TO EUGENE " LOCATED ON WE,ST 5TH BE,TWEEN MONROE AND ADAMS STREETS, ADJOINING SAFEWAY PARKING LOT. I , REQUEST CHANGE OF .ZONE FROM R-3.AND C-2, TO C-3P COMMERCI AL " . I NI TlATED BY "tHE ,P~ANNI NG COMMI SSI ON . I LoT,S 3, 4', 5 'AND 7, BLOCK 2, AMENDED .PLAT or HENDRICKS ADDITION TO EUGENE BE I NG THE EAST. SI DE OF LAWRENCE STREET BETWEEN 13TH AND 14TH, EXCEPTJAREA . ZONED FOR COMMERCI AL ' I . -. . ! . REQUESTED CHANGE or ZONE FROM R-I :..TO .R-'3MUL:TI,PLE' FAMILY RES'IDENTIAL - . AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE fOLLOWING REQUESTS FOR REZONING BE DENIED: ' - , , ~ . , -- . GORDON W; BURBEE' LOTS I AND 2, BLOCK II, GROSS ADDITION -LOCATED AT I~IO.UNIVERSITY STREET I -- REQUESTED CHANGE FROM R-3 ToR-4 MULTi PLE F AMI L VRESI DE'NTlAL' rOR FRATERNITY :HOUSE. : - , " - LOUI'S F. BONSON , . I LOTS 4 AHD ~, ~LOCK I Of RUGHS SECOND ADDITrON'TOEUGENE I I LOT I, BLOCK I ,MELROSE ADDI TI ON TO EUGENE I LOTS I AND 2, BLOCK 7, MELROSE ADDITION TO EUGENE . " LOTS B, 9, 10, II, 12, BLOCK 2, AMON & MENNES ADDITION LOTS B, 9, 10" II, 12, BLOCK 3, AMON & MENNES ADDI TI ON TO EUGENE BEING BOTH SIDES OFWILLAMETTE STREET BETWEEN 23RD AND 24TH PLACE . . REQUESTED CHANGE OF' ZONE'FROM R-t: TO C-3 CENTRAL :BUSINESS DISTRICT I . i LANE PRODUCTS COMPANY, I:NC. - 3905 HILYARD STREET, I I ' ' BEGINNING AT A POINT WHICH IS NORTH 1549.2,rEET AND WEST '170.6 rEET FROM THE 1 j NORTHWEST CORNER or THE ELSTON DLC #37, SECTION 17, TWPIBS,. R3W, W.M..;THENCE NORTH'S500S' WEST 270 fT TO THE CEHTER OF' COUNTY RD #649; THENCE ALOHGTHE.CEN- TER or SAID ROAD NORTH 0003' WEST IS3~9F'T TO THE CENTER OF Fox HOLLOW ROAD," ': , THENCE ALONG THE 'CENTER' or Fox HOLLOW RD SOUTH 79023~ EAST 255 FT; THENCE LEAV- ING THE ROAD SOUTH603S' EAST 160.9 rT TO THE POINT or BEGINNING, ALL' IN LANE COUNTY, OREGON e REQUESTS CHANGE OF ZONE F'ROM RA TO M-I LIMITED INDUSTRIAL ~ ~ 5 5YqJ e - --- - -- .~~ -~-....- -- - .......- - - - ~ --~ --..-_.-.- ...c.,..._~ ''- - .......__L,.~... __'._ - -~-~-------.~- -.-----, - .....-'.... - - ..--- ------ ,p' i I i LANE' BROADCAS:r1 NG CO. (LEE BI SHOP) i , . . LOTS I, 2, 3,: 4, 5,,6, 7, 8, 9, 10,": ,II, ,12 I N BLOCK 22, tRAZ.1 ER &! HYLAND ADDITION TO EUGENE - BEING AREA BETWEEN 25TH AND 26TH AVENUE FROM PORTLAND STREET EAST .' REQUESTED CHANGE OF'ZONE,FROM R~I AND RA TO CR-COMMERCIAL . tRANKC. JONES, ET AL THE WEST 100 F'T OF',BLOCK A, QUIMBYS ,ADDN; LOTS I, 2, 3, 4, 5, BLOCK I, QUIMBYS ADDITION LOTS I, 2, 3, 4, 5, BLOCK 2, QUIMBYS ADDITION LOT 6, BLOCK' 5, PuRKERS.ON' &. QUI MBYS' ADDN . LOTS. I, ~, 3, BLOCK I AND LOTS 1,'2, 3,4, BLOCK 2, KITSONS ~DDN BEGINNING AT THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF LOT I, BLOCK I, KITSONS ADDITION; THENCE EAST 100 FTj TtfENCE SOUTH 160FTj,'.THENCE WEST 100F'Tj THENCE NORTH 160 F'T TO POINT OF' BEGINNING e BEING ALL ,THAT AREAT.oA DEPTH OF' 160 FEET ON E~CH SIDE.0F'7TH AVE. W . J BETWEEN BLAIR BLVD. ~ND VANBUREN ST. THAT IS CURRENTLY,~ONED C-, LIMITED,COMMERClAL' REQUESTED CHANGE OF ZONE FROM C-I LIMITED COMMERCIAL TO C-3P COMMERCI~L , " : ' . . INITIATED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION . I LOTS 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, BLOCK 2, LIZZIE LOCKEY ADDN - LOCATED ON WEST SIDE OF' WILLAMETTE'STREET BETWEEN 18TH AND 19TH SOUTH OF THE'C-3P ZONE . I RECOMMENDED, CHANGE FROM CR TO C",,3P COMMERCI AL : ; AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT ONLY THE ONE LOT SITUATED. ON THE SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 19TH AND WILLAMETTE ST. (LOT 7) BE REZONED TO ALLOW FOR RESIDENCE AND DOCTORS OFFICE: , " . " 0 C. W. DAV.lS 'I' , .. LOTS '1,2,- 3:,-4,5, 6,,7r,' AND 8,' BLOCK 5, TESHNER'~ ADDITION, BE I NG THE SOUTH S,I DE' OF 19TH ,AVENUE, BETWEEN, WI'LLAMETTE ST:. AND OAK -5T. I . ! REQUESTED CHANGE OF ZONE FROM R-I TO R-3, MULTIPLE rAMILy,R~SIDEN.TIAL AND THE PLANNI NG:' COMMI SSI ON RE'COMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOW1 NG PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ZONI'NG ORDINANCE No. 10691 BE APOPTED: . INITIATED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION AMEND ZONING ORDINANCE No. 10691 BY ADDING THERETO: SECTION IV-I - AR AGRICULTURAL ZONE THE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS SHALL APPLY IN THE AR AGRI~ULTURAL ZONE: I ,I A. USE I , Na BUILOING, STRUCTURE OR LAND. SHALL BE USEO AND NO BUILDING OR STRUCTURE SHALL BE ERECTED~ STRUCTURALLY ALTERED, ENLARGED, OR MAINTAINED" EXCEPT FOR THE. FOLLOWING USES: " I. ONE-FAMILY DWELLINGS : e 2. CHURCHES, AND NON-PROFIT LIBRARIES AND MUSEUMS, PROVIDED, THEY ARE L~CATED AT LEAST TWENTY (20), FEET FROM ALL LOT LINES. , ' 3. HOSPITALS OR SANITARIUMS MAY BE ALLOWED BY SPECIAL PERMIT AFTER PUBLIC HEARING AND EXAMINATION OF' THE LOCATION HAS CONVINCED THE PLANNING COMMISSION THAT SUCH A STRUCTURE WILL NOT BE DETRIMENTAL TO ADJACENT AND SURROUNDING PROPERTY, AND PROVIDED THAT ANY BUILDINGS USED FOR HOSPITAL PURPOSES SHALL PROVIDE AND"MAINTAIN SETBACKS FROM SIDE AND REAR PROPERTY LINES (EXCEPT ON THE STREET SIDE OF CORNER LOTS) PF AT LEAST FIFTJ (50), F'EErj PROVIDEP, HOWEVER, ALLEYS CONTIGUOUS TO OR WITH- IN THE PROPERTY BEING USED FOR HOSPITAL PURPOSES MAY. BE I~CLUDED IN THE REQUIRED SETBACK. '. 4. SCHOOLS (ELEMENTARY, JUNIOR HIGH,' AND ~IGH) PROVIDING SETBACKS ARE ESTAB- LISHED AS GIVEN ,IN A., 3. (ABOVE) ( . I 5. PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS OR COMMUNITY CENTERS, OWNED AND OPERATED BY A GOVERN- MENTAL AGENCY., . . 6. GOLF COURSESjEXCEPT DRIVING TEES OR RANGES, MINIATURE COURSES, AND; SIMILAR USES OPERATED FOR COMMERCIAL PURPOSES.. " 7. AGRICULTURAL USES, I NCLUDI NG F'I ELD CROPS; TRUCK ~ARDENI NG; BERRY OR BUSH CROPS; TREE CROPS; FLOWER GARDENINGj NURSERIESj ORCHARDSj MUSHROOM FARMSj AND AVI ARI ES AND API.ARI ES. 0 e .. . ". I , 0 i I ! I ,I .... 51e e ~' h. _ .. , 8. fARMS DEVOTED TO THE HATCHING, RAISING A~D MARKETING OF CHICKENS, TURKEYS, I OR OTHER POULTRY, FOWL; RABBITS,' FISH OR"FROGS;PROVIDED".HOWEVER,- THAT NO KILLING OR DRESSING OF POULTRY'OR RABBITS SHALL BE PERMITTED OTHER, THAN THE POULTRY OR RABBITS RAISED ON THE PREMISES. 9. fARMS OR RANCHES FOR GRAZING, BREEDING, RAISING OR TRAINING HORSES OR CATTLE, RIDING STABLES OR ACADEMIES; GOAT OR CATTLE DAIRIES; SHEEP OR GOAT RAISING; THE KEEPING OF NOT TO EXCEED FIVE (5) SWINE OVER THE AGE OF 3 MONTHS; DOG KENNELS OR THE BREEDI NG, BOARDI NG OR SALE OF DOGS' OR CATS; AQUARI UMS;, AND MI NK, FOX OR 1 ; NUTRIA FARMS. ' , . 10. ANY OTHER SIMILAR USES OR ENTERPRISES CUSTOMARILY CARRIED ON I~ TH~ FIELD OF GENERAL AGRICULTURE AND NOT OBNOXIOUS OR:DETRIMENTAL TO THE PUBLIC WELFARE. II. USES CUSTOMARILY I NCI DENT TO ANY' O'F THE ABOVE USES. 12. ACCESSORY BUILDINGS, INCLUDING A PRivATE GARAGE, ACCESSORY LIVING QUARTERS, e GUEST HOUSE, RECREATION kOOM, GREENHOUSE, i.M'HHOUSE, STABLE, BARN, CORRAL, PEN, COOP, KENNEL, POULTRY OR RABBIT KILLING AND DRESSING ROOM"BUILDING OR ROOM FOR PACI~G PRODUCTS RAIS~D ON THE PREMISES, OR OTHER SIMILAR STRUCTURE. ACCESSORY LIV- I NG QUARTERS, GUEST HOUSE, RECREATION ROOM AND A PRIVATE' GARAGE OR ANY COMBINATION OF SUCH USES MAY BE INCLUDED IN ONE (I) BUILDING OF ONE (I) OR TWO (2) STORIES IN HEIGHT. " , I : 13. ONE STAND FOR7THE ~ISPLAY AND SALE OF ONLY THOSE PRODUCTS PRODUCED UPON THE SAME PREMISES, PROVIDED THAT THE PLAN FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF SUCH STAND IS APPROVED BY THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT; ,THAT IT DOES NOT EXCEED ~N AREA ~F TWO HUNDRED (200) SQUARE FEET; AND THAT IT IS LOCATED NOT NEARER THAN TEN (10) FEET TO ANY STREET OR HIGHWAY." , ' . 14. NAME PLATES- AND SIGNS AS FOLLOWS: ONE (I) NAME PLATE FOR EACH DWELLI NG ~ ' .' UNIT, NOT EXCEEDING THREE (3) SQUARE FEET IN AREA, INDICATING THE NAME OF THE OCCUPANT OR A PERMITTED OCCUPATION; ONE (I) IDENTIFICATION SIGN, NOT EXCEEDING TWENTY (20) SQUARE FEET IN: AREA,: FOR FA'RMS, 'RANCHES, ESTArE~OR BUILD1NGS'OTHER' THAN DWELLINGS; ONE (I) CHURCH BULLETIN BOARD NOT EXCEEDING EIGHTEEN (18) SQUARE FEET IN AREA; SINGLE OR DOUBLE-FACED UNLIGHTED SIGNS NOT EXCEEDING A TOTAL AREA OF TWENTY (20) SQUARE FEET, APPERYAINI~G ONLY TO THE PROSPECT1VE RENTAL OR SALE OF THE PROPERTY ON WHICH THEY ARE LOCATED OR TO THE FARM PRODUCTS RAISED OR PRO- DUCED ON THE PREMISES; AND ONE (I ) OR MORE SIGNS, NOT EXCEEDINC THREE (3): SQUARE FEET IN AREA, WARNING AGAINST TRESPASSING. . B. HEIGHT : No BUILDING OR STRUCTURE NOR THE ENLARGEMENT OF ANY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE SHALL BE HEREAFTER ERECTED OR MAINTAINED TO EXCEED TWO'AND DNE-~~LF (2-1/2) ~TORIES OR TH I RTY-F'1 VE (35) FEET iN HEIGHT. C. AREA . I No BUILO~N~ OR STRUCTURE NOR THE ENLARGEMENT OF ANY BUILDING O~ STRUCTURE SHALL BE HEREA'FTERERECTED OR' MAl NTAI NED' UNtESS THE FOLLOWI NG YARDS AND LOT AREAS ARE PROVIDED AND MAINTAINED IN CONNECTION W1TH ~UCH BUILDING, STRUCTURE OR EN- LARGEMENT: l' . ,I. fRONT YARD: THERE SHALL BE A FRONT YARD OF NOT LESS THAN TWENTY-FIVE I ( 2S) HET DEEP. . Il. . 2. SIDE YARD: THERE SHALL BE A SIDE YARD ON EACH SIDE OF A MAIN BUILDING OF ~OT LESS THAN TEN (10) FEET.. t I i 3. LOT A~EA: EVERY LOT, FARM OR OTHER PARCEL OF LAND SHALL HAVE A MIN1~UM I: AVERACE WIDTH OF THREE HUNDRED '(300)'FEET AND A MINIMUM AREA OF FI~E (S) r ACRES FOR ALL USES PERMI.TTED IN THI S SECTION; EXCEPT THAT (A') THE LOT AREA FOR GOAT OR :CATTLE DAI RI ES' SHALL BE NOT LESS' T'HAN~ TliliENTY (20) ACRE'S, I: (B:) THE LOT AREA ~ER DWELLING UNIT SHALL Bt, NOT LES~ THAN TWO AND ONE- . HALF' (2-1/2) ACRES, AND (C) CHURCHES, L I BRAR I ES, .MUSEUMS, PUBLI C UTI LI TV I AND PUBLI C SERVI CE USES OR S,TRUCTURES, EXCEPT SUB-STATI ONS AND PUMP I , STATIONS WHI CHA'RE' NOT LI MnED AS TO SI ZE, AND SANITARIUM'S OR HOSPITALS' (EXCEPT ANIMAL) NOT EXCEEDING FIFTY (SO) BEDS, MAY BE LOCA~ED ON, A LOT OF Ii NOT LESS THAN TWO (2) ACRES. t I IN NO CASE SHALL A FARM OR OTHER PARCEL OF LAND BE REDUCED TO LESS THAN i F'I VE (S) ACRES (EXCEPT FOR THOSE USES SET FORTH IN (C) OF THIS PARAGRAPH). PROVIDED, THAT WHERE ~: LOT HAS LESS WIDTH OR LE~S AREA THA~ HEREI~ RE~ . , - QUI RED AND WAS HELD UNDER SEPARATE oWNERSHI P OR WAS OF RECORD AT THE' TI ME THIS ARTICLE BECAME EFFECTIVE, SUCH LOT MAY BE OCCUPIED BY ANY USE PER- MITTED IN THI~ SECTION." . . - IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE REPOR~ OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION BE REFERRED TO THE PuBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE AND THAT A PUBLIC HEARING ON THESE REQUESTS BE ADVER- - TISEO FOR JULY 22, 1957. MOTl ON CARRI ED. ~ I I - ---~ ----" 51 ~ .'. .l e --~ -~-------~----~ - - - ..- - -- - " - . - -~... - ---- - '"'.-;- . -,;;:~-"- -.:..' -~-- _. --. - - -..:;. -- - ----- ....,." - - +..- -r--- ,- , , I " PETI TI ONS, AND CQMMUNICATI ONS . 9 AN APP~ICATION FOR CLASS "A" DISPENSERS LICENSE WAS SUBMITTED BY DEWEY V. HILLGREN, DBA DEWEY'S SI'P 'N SNACK, -1601' .WEST II'TH ~VENUE, AS APPROVED By THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. '.. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE APPLICATION BE REFERRED"TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED~ 10 AN APPLICATION FOR 'A LICENSE AS A WRECKER 'OF MOTOR VEHICLES WAS SUBMITTED 'BY D. C. HARGAN DBA WEST IITH'AuTO WRECKERS; 2920 WEST 11TH AVENUE, 4S APPROVED'BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT. . 1 TWAS MOVEO 'BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE APPltCATl'ON BE APPROVED. MOTl ON CARRIED. I T WAS MOVED 'BY MR.WA'TSON SECONDED BY MR.- 'SHEARER' THAT'THE PROBLEM OF UNSI GHTL Y AREAS IN THE CITY AND POSSIBLE FENCING OF 'SUCH AREAS SUCH AS.THE AAA AUTO TOWING LOCATED AT 825 WEST 7TH AVENUE BE REFERRED TO, THE JUDICIARY & PRINTING COMMITTEE FOR STUDY. - MOTION CARRIED. e . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE PUBLIC S~FETY COMMITTEE STUDY THE REQUI REMENTS FOR 'GARB"GE 'HAULERS' TRUCKS AND' EQU I PMENn .MOTION CARRI ED. . " ". '-,+ '.' .. ..' , , , ~ II THE FOLLOWING AP~t:I'CATIONS FOR GARBAGE'HAULERS LICENSES 'WERESUBMITTEp. 'THE NECESSARY BONDS ARE ON FI LE I'N THEFINANCEDEPARTMENT:- " -.. , ~ .. . , I EUGENE GARBAGE SERVICE, 3333 HILYARD STREET - JOHN HEFENEIDER SHASTA SANITARY SERVICE, 1230 OOBURG'ROAD ~ CHARLEs-J~ NAVARRA . . .' , ,. IT WAS MOVED BY MR.- LINDEEN SECONDED By'MR. BRI'GGSTHAT THE APPLICATIONS BE APPROVED. .MoTl ON CARRIED. ' . , THE FOLLOWING APPLI~ATIONSFOR RENEWAL O~ GARBAGE HAULERS LICENSES WERE SUBMITTED. THE NECESSARY BONDS AND FINANCIAL STATEMENTS ARE O~ FILE IN THE FINANCE OEPARTMENT: -- ABC GARBAGE SERVI CE, 1666 EVERGREEN DR I VE - CHARLES J. ,SPADY BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE #2, 626 TYLER STREET - PETER SCHREIBER BOB'S GARBAGE,SERVtCEi 1592 PO~K ,STREET - ROBERT ~ORNING A-I' GARBAGE ,SERV ICE, :'3841 SOUZA DRIV~,~,NICHOLAS SCHNELL , :1 ACME GARBAGE SERVICE, 2222.WEST 22ND AVENUE -EDWARD H. SCHREIBER EARL'S SANITARY SERVICE, 605 EAST 34TH AVENUE - HENRY NAGEL I OK GARBAGE SERVICE, 861 EAST 38TH AVENUE - WiLLIAM P. NAGEL . :1 BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE #3, 1485 WEST HILLIARD LANE - WILLIAM.R. SPAOY . . I :1 LANE GARBAGE SERVICE, 825 CHERRY STREET'-~JOHN 5PI~GER'AND JOHN KLAUS " - ,I CASCADE GARBAGE, 1309 RUTLEDGE - CHAS. A. SMITH :1 ACE GARBAGE SERVICE, 4937 NORTH IRWIN WAY - C~IFFORD BRUMMETT I I HARRY'S GARBAGE SERVICE, 502 EAST 39TH AVENUE - HARRY L. BUMGARNER I B & L GARBAGE SERVI CE,' 122 NORTH, VANBUREN STREET - AUSTI N J. .REYNOLDS CITY GARBAGE SERVICE, 523 SISTERS VIEW AVENUE - 0LVIN M. RATOZA WILLAMETTE GARBAGE SERVICE, :6.-6"SISTE'RSAvENUEl..,DALE FIELDS - " I I VALLEY GARBAGE SERVICE, 1465 POLK STREET - HARRY BURBACK AND JOHN WEITZEL I SPARKY'S :GARBAGE SERVI'CE, '680 COUNTRy-CLUB ROAD -~'E. 'A. -BUMGARNER :1 ED'S SANITARY SERVICEi ROUTE 5, Box ,172A - EDWARD GLANZ ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE, 895 RIVER ROAD - ARTHUR H. BRAUN ., " ,-- ". ,., I" . FRANK'S GARBAGE SERVI CE, 439 BAXTER - FRANK .MCCULLUGH IT WAS MOVED BY'MR.:l:INDEEN'SECONDEDiBY MR. BRIGGS THAT' THE APPL:I:CATIONS BE APPROVE'o. MOTl ON CARRIED. . , . " ", . , .~. 0.- e 12 COMMUNI CAli ON' DATED JULY I,' I 957"FROM ALLEN LAMB, "145 EAST 37TH' AVENUE, RELATI'VE TO S 10E- WALK AT 145 EAST 37TH-.AvENUE. AND SI DE~AL:K ORDI'NA'NCE 'WASPRESENTED ,AND READ AS FOL:LOWS: . "I WISH TO PUT A SIDEWALK IN~FRONT OF MY HOME AT 145 EAST 37TH STREET, AND, 1 HAVE HALF OF THE GROUND REMOVED IN PREPARATION FOR THE LAYING OF;THIS SIDEWALK. 1 REMOVED.THE'DIRT AT'A ~IVE FOOT WIDTH DIRECT~Y ADJACENT TO THE CURBING BEFORE INQUIRING ABOUT THE SIDEWALK ORDINANCE GOVERNING THIS AREA, HOWEVER, UPON LEARNING THE REQUIREMENTS'OF. THIS ORDINANCE, .1 FOUND THAT ~ WOULD HAVE TO' LEAVE AN APPROXI- MATE FOOT TO fOOT,AND A HALf'OF GROUND SPA~E 'BETWEEN THE CURBING AND SIDEWALK. " IF THIS ORDINANCE WERE ALLOWED TO REMAIN IN FORCE AS IT IS NOW, NOTHING WOULD BE GAINED B't THE PRESENC~"Of'l"IS NARROW STRIp' OF"GROUND, BUT INSTEAQ, IT WOULD BE 01 FFI CUL T. TO MAl ~TAI'N BY WATERI'NG,'AND TRI MMI NG. OF THE GRASS THAT PRESUMA~LY WQULD I HAVE TO BE PLANTED IN THI S SM4L:LAREA.' '"THE PERCENTAGE OF 'SAFETY GAl NED BY PRESENT I .I REQUIREMENTS FOR PLACEMENT OF SIDEWALK IN THIS NEIGHBORHOOD IS NOT WORTHY OF THE NUISANCE INVOLVED' IN'CARING FOR THIS SMALL STijlP or GROUND. THE PRE$ENTORDINANCE WOULD ALSO WORK--AN ADDITIONAL' HARDSHIP ON SO~E or MY NEIGHBORS, SINCE THEY HAVE . EITHER HIGH BANKS, OR ROCK WALLS WHICH WOULD HAVE TO BE MOVED BACK fOR PLACEMENT, OF A SIDEWALK. .' : I 'M;SURE MR. MAYOR, AND MEMBERS or THE CITY COUNCIL, THAT YOU WILL AGREE THAT THIS GROUND SPACE BETWEEN CURBING AND S,IDEWALK SHOULD BE ELIMINATED. .My NEIGHBORS AND I REQUESY, THEREFORE, THAT THE ORDINANCE, GOVERNING THE PLACEMENT OF SIDEWALK e ON EAST 37TH STREET, BORDERED ON THE WEST BY WILLAMETTE STREET, AND ON THE EAST BY DONALD' STREET, 'BE CHANGED TO'ELIMINATE THIS. NARROW STRIP Of GROUND BETWEEN THE SIDEWALK AND CURBING." . ...... 51~ e - ----~ - IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND I REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. I '. . .' . ... , ~.. .. '." . , '. ; 13 COMMUNI CATH)N .DATED JULY 5, I ~57 FROM CORNELL,. HOWLAND, HAYES a.MERRYFI ELD,. CORVALLI S, 'OREGON, ! RELATIVE TO FINAL INSPECTION ON AMAZON SWIMMING POOL AND PAYMENT TO CONTRACTOR WAS PRESENTED AND I READ AS FOLLOWS: ' ., . - . . _ . . .J. . . ' ! . . , . "MR. JOHN STEINMULLER, GENERAL CONTRACTOR, ON YOUR SWIMMING POOL HAS REQUESTED A , WE HAVE COMPLETED SUCH AN INSPECTION AND. HAVE PREPARED ,A:LIST,OF , FINAL.INSPECTION. ; I TEMS OF WORK.REMAI'NI NG ,TOBE'.COMPLElED. ,THESE UNCOMPLElED .fTEMS Or"IWORK ARE INMOST,. j INSTANCES, MECHANICAL ITEMS. THERE ARE A FEW ITEMS SUCH AS PAINTING OF MECHANICAL EQUIPMENT AND PAINTING.,TOUCHUP WHICH CANNOT.'.BE COMPLETED WITH THE POOL FACILITIES BEING USED. . THERE IS AN INDICATION THAT SOME. WATER IS LEAKING.EITHER, FROM, THE POOL,CONSTRUC- TION OR-IN THE POOL RECIRCULATION PIPING. THE LOCATION OF THIS. LEAK HAS NOT BEEN MADE AT THIS TIME. SHOULD THIS,LOSS OF~WATER RESULT FROM A LEAK IN,THE POOL STRUCTURE, IT WOULD BE NECESSARY TO DRAIN THE POOLS TO CORRECT THE TROUBLE. e -- ' . . WE FEEL THAT UNLESS THIS LEAKAGE INCREASES THAT THE POOL SHOULD NOT BE REMOVED, FROM USE BY THE PUBLIC, BUT RATHER THAT ARRANGEMENTS BE MADE WITH THE CON~RACTOR TO REPAI R THE STRUCTURE F.OLLOWI NG THE CLOSE OF' lHE SWI MMI.NG SEASON. SUF.f':I,CI ENT 'F-UNDS I SHOULD BE RETAINED BY THE CITY TO ASSURE THAT SUCH DEFECTS WOULD BE'CORRECTED AT A_ LATER DATE. I _: i I THE STATUS OF THE POOL CONSTRUCTION .IS NOT SUCH THAT WE'CAN.RECOMMEND ACCEPTANCE OF THE POOL FACILITIES BY THE CITY AND FINAL PAYMENT, IN FULL, BE MADE TO THE CON- I TRACTOR. IN VIEW OF THE CONSIDERABLY DELAY OF THE CONTRACTOR, RESULTING FROM FIRST I THE REMOVAL AND LATER ADDITION OF PART OF THE WORK FROM THE CONTRACT, AND DUE TO THE. ! NEED OF PLACING THE POOL IN OPERATION PRIOR TO FINAL ACCEPTANCE OF THE POOL FACILITIES, WE FEEL THAT FURTHER RETENTION OF 10 ,PERCENT OF-THE.CONSTRUCTION.COSTS IS NEITHER NECESSARY NOR~JUSTIFiED. MONTHLY ESTIMATE No. 10 COVERING THE PERIOD OF MAY 31, 1957, I LEFT SOME $21,429.85 UNPAID, OF THIS $17,852.07 REPRESENTS THE NORMAL 10 PERCENT RE- TAINAGE AS SPECIFIED IN THE 'CONTRACT. ! ~ I ..~ . i WE FEEL THAT AN AMOUNT OF $6,429.85 WOULD BE SUrFICIENT:FUNDS TO ASSURE THE CITY COMPLETION OF THE REMAINING ITEMS OF WORK. WE WOULD RECoMMEND TH~T:THE CITY MAKE PAY- MENT TO THE CONTRACTOR IN!TH.E AMOUNT. OF $15,000 .AT THfs TI'ME."":~ ! : . . t -, I T WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. ,HARTMAN -THAT :niE COMMUNI CATION: BE RECE I VED AND I , PROPER CITY OFFICIALS BE AUTHORIZEO.'TO DRAW.A.WARRANT IN THE AMOUNT-OF.$15,000.IN F,AVOROFTHE 1 I CONTRACTOR. ROU:CALL VOTE. ALL COUNC I LME N PRESENTVOTl NG AYE., MOTION C,ARR I ED. . . . . . , ' , . .ORDINANCES ' - . ., : . , 14/ COUNCIL SILL 4205 - RE: lEV'YING.ASSESSME"NTS,FOR SANITARY SEWER'~UNIVERSITY' STREET BETWEEN 30TH AND 32ND AVENUES, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING 'ON JUNE '24,1957, W.AS'BROUGHT ON FOR' 'CON- SI DERATI ON. THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS 'ON FILE. I ' .' . ' IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WA~SO~~SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE BILL:BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF-THE COUNCIL. MOTION.CAR,RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND.THE BI.I.:L WAS READ THE SECOND, TI ME BY TI TLE ONLY. ' ' - ~ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY I TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BI,LL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. . i I) IT WAS MOVED BY MR. ,WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT 'THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL ~ PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT.VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 11104. - 15V COUNCIL SIl:L: 4214 - Rt:SANI,TARY SEWER .iN AREA BETWEEN ,CI,TY VIEW STREET AND THE WEST BOUNDARY : OF HIGHLAND OAKS ADDITION To.EUGENEj.WAS SUBMITTED.AND READ THE. FIRST TIME IN FULL., I . ! IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT,THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANtMOUS CONSENT~OF THE COUNCIL~ MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY lAND THE BILL WAS I READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I " . , I T WAS MOVED BY MR'. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. :SHEARER THAT 'THE ,RULES 'BE .SUSPENDED AND THE BI LL BE READ THE THIRD 'TlME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS .CONSENT--OF THE COUNCIL. MOTl ON CARRI ED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL!WASREAD T~E THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. : . , . '. I IT WAS MOVED By'MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE.:ALL.COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BIUL,WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 11105. -- . 16J . COUNCIL SILL 4215 - RE: ADOPTING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN CITY VIEW STREET AND THE .WEST BOUNDAR~OF HIGHLAND OAKS ADDITION TO EUGENE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY. MR. SHEARER THAT THE BILL-BE .READTHESECOND TIME BY - TITLE ONLY, WITH 'UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF 'THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. . r ~ r.:~~ ;J) . . ~"" e , ' .. - ------ ~- ---- - - - -- ........ -- .---- .. ~-_.-.- -- .. - -- - .. - - _- -_--_ -= ,- _~ -_-_-.--.t":',:-::---:-:-.;:,--~ ~.;--_-- -.-~-:.~-.;_:L~--_::_:_ ~-::- --- --,' ~-::_~ -. . -~_. .. -- " .. - , , --. ~- I -I I TWAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY. MR. SH.EARER THAT THE RULES BE. SUSPENDED AND THE' BI LL I I BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY,. WITH U.NANIMOUS CONSENT OF' THECOUNCI.L. MOTION CARRI.ED :1 UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. . . I I T WAS MOVED BY MR. WA-T.SON SEC,ONDED BY MR. SH.EARER THAT THE BI LL BE .APPROVED AND GI VEN, F'I NAL PASSAGE'.- ROLLCALLVOTE_:' ALL COUNCILME~~RESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL-WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBE.RED I I 106.. ' " 0, . I , cV" COUNCIL' B;ILL 4216 '.- ,RE': I MPROVEMENT OF' 23RD AVENUE F:ROM CITY VI EW STREET TO WIL:SON STREET, 17'1 I 22ND AVENUE BETWEE'N C !-TY' VI EW S:rREET AND, W;I LSON STREET AND WI'LSON' $TREE.T .f"ROM ~3RD AVENUE SOUTH I WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE f"IRST TIME I N F'ULL~. '..... . ;1 'I T W~S MOVED BY MR. WATSON SEC'O~DED-BY MR-. SHE,ARER THAT THE. BI LL: BE ,RE'AD- THE SECOND TI ME BY I TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRI~D UNANIMOUSLY-AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. ,; . e 1 I T' WAS' MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY~ MR'. -SHEARER' THAT, THE RUL,E.S BE SUSPENDE,D. AND THE BI LL I BE READ'THE THIRD TIME "BY' 1;I'TLE: ONLY, W'ITH UN,ANIMOUS'CONSEN,T 'Of" THECOU,NCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BI~~ WAS READ THE THIRD TIME B~ TiTLE' ONL:Y. ' . - . I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL I ,I PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILME~ PRESENT YOTING .AYE, THE B1LL' WAa DECLARED PASSED AND I NUMBERED 11107. I I 18~ COUNCIL BILL 4217 - RE: ADOP;IN~ PLANS AND SPECIf"ICATIONS f"OR IMPROVEMENT. OF' 23RD AVENUE I F'ROM CI TY VI EWSTREET TOWI LSONSTREET,- 22ND AVENUE BETWEEN .CI TV. N-I EW STREET AND WI LSON STREET AND WI LSON STREET F'ROM 23RD :AVENUE- SOUTH WAS' SUBMI TTED AND READ THE r.1 RST. TI ME 'I N F'ULL. ! I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY I TITLE ONLYj WITH UNANIMOUS CONSEN~'OF' THE COUNCIL~ MOTl ON CARR I ED UNAN I MOUSL Y' AND THE BILL WAS i READ THE SECOND - TI ME BY '1:1 TLE ONLY. . I . I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL I I BE READ THE THI RDTI ME' BY TI TLE ONL'YfWITH 'UNANI MOUS CONSENT OF~ THE, C-OUNC;I L. -.' MOTI'ON CARRI'ED I UNANIMOUSLY AND'THE BILL WAS READ':THE THIRD TIME BY T:ITLE ONLY. I " .,.. . , " IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL I PASSAGE. "ROLLCAl~ VOTE. ALL 'COUNCILMEN PRESENT ~OTING AYE, T,HE BI LL WA~ DECLARED PASSED .AND I I NUMBERED IIIOB.' '" .. J .. r,,' I I - . I I 191 COUNCIL BILL 4218 - RE: AMENDING SECTION 22.19 EUGENE CITY CODE SETTING DATES OF' MAY I AND i JULY 15 BErORE WHICH WEEDS MUST BE CUT WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN f"ULL. 1 I d I T WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDEQ BY MR. .SHEARER THAT THE BI LL BE.READ THE SECOND TI ME BY I I TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE,COUNCIL~ MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL ~AS I READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I '" I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT 'fHE .RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL I BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED I' UNANIMOUSLY'AND'~HE 'BILL ~AS'READ-THE-THIRDTIME BY TI'fLE ONLY~ ~ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 11109. " , 20 COUNCIL BIL 4219 - 'RE: GRANTING FRANCHISE TO 'OREGON ELECTRIC RAILWAY COMPANY FOR TRACKS IN e CITY OF' EUGENE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. . ' . IT WAS 'MOVED :BY'MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. 'SHEARER 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. . " . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED By'MR. SHEARER THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENQED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of'THE COUNCIL. MOTl ON CARRI ED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. . 1 ...- . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIV~N FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 11110'. . "'. I ~ ,.. 1".4 ,-- 211 . COUNCI L BI LL 4220 - RE: GRANTI NG FRANCHI SE TO SOUTHERN PACI F"I C COMPANY TO CONSTRUCT AND I MAINTAIN SPUR TRACK ACROSS SENECA 'ROAD WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE F'IRST TIME IN FULL. I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT ~HE 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 Tln.E ONLY.. " , 'T WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF' THECOUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY TITLE ONLY. e \ : ~ 51'~ e -- _. -- -- -~ ---- - I T WAS MOVED' "BY MR. WATSON' SECONDED BY; 'MR.' SHEARE'R THAT 'THE BrLL--BE .APPROVE.D ANDGI VEN F" I NAL I PASSAGE. ROLLCA'Ll. VOT'[;. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING .~E,: THE BILL:~AS DECLARED ,PASSED AND NUMBERED 11111. . ; . ~ . ., ..,' '. , IT W:AS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. SHf:ARER THAT'THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMIT'TEE WO~K OUT AN ORDI NANCE DEALI'NG 'WI TH RAI'LROADS ONPUBLI C S'TREETS WI TH SPECI At REF"ERE,IIiCE TO .CONSTRUCT" ON OF" TRACKAGE ON PUBLIC STREETS, SUCH ORDINANCE TO CONTAIN THE EMERGENCY CLAUSE. MOTIoN CARRIED. TH'IS BEING nit 'OA'TE' SET FOR "TttE'PU'BLI'C"HEARING ON THE :ANNUAL' BUDGET FOR THE FISCAL YEAR JULY I, 1957 TOJ'U-NE '30, 1958', THE F:OLLOWING COUNCIL ,BILL FOR LEVYING THE 'ANNUAL T'AX LEVY FOR THE CITY OF EUGENE WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATIO~~ i I 22 COUNC I": BI LL .4221 - .RE: LEVYI NG ANNUAL TAX 'L.EVY JULY I, 1957' TO JUNE' 30; 1958 wAs ~UBMITTED, AND READ THE "., RSTrl ME" ,:,;, FULL. . i . : I'T WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE ITEM OF STORM SEWER IN EDGEWOOD ESTATESAMOUNT'I NG TO' $4,569'~ 13 BE' e'UDGETED FROM THE STATE TAX STREET' fUND UNBUDGETED CARRYOVER, e AND SUCH' AN' AMOUNT TO 'BE' 'ADDED .TO 'SECTfoN I V- PUBLIC' WORKS,.. ,SANH,ATfoN ,AND WASTE, REMOV.AL, ITEM 515, STORM SEWER CONSTRUCTION. ROLLCALL VOTE. COUNCILMEN HARTMAN, LAURIS, BRIGGS AND LIND€EN VOTING AYE, COUNCILMEN WATSON, SHEARER, EDMUNDS VOTING NAY, MOTION CARRIED. . . .. . , . . . . .. . . ~ .' ~ " ~.. ' .. . " I T WAS MOVED' BY MR. EDMUNDS :SECONDED B,Y; 'MR'.WATSON THAT ;THE BUD'GETED- CARRYOVER, ,OF . $111,770.64 BE INCREASED TO $131,770.64, AND THAT THESE ADDITIONAL FUNDS BE APPLI~D TO TH~ TAX LEVY TO RRETIRE INTERSECTION PAVING BONDS BY REDUCING THE NET TAX LEVY FOR THIS PURPOSE FROM I $40,000 TO $20--'000. THEDECRI5ASE IN THE 'GROSS LEV,Y BEFORE REDUCTION :~OR DELINQUENCIES AND DIS- COUNTS AMOUNTS TO THE' 'SUM' 0F"~$21, 052..63, AND THE 'OVERALL TAX 'LEV.Y 'FOR THE. "., SCAl ,YEAR 1957-58 THEN BECOMES' $'1 ,020,92'1 ~59 ,F"'OR T'AX WITHI N AND 'WITHOUT THE' 6% ll.MI TATI ON..: ROLl:CALL VOTE. MOTION I CARRIED WITH COUNCILMEN LAURIS AND HARTMAN VOTING NAY. ., ,. . - '", .. , .. . ' IT :WAS MOVED BY'MR. WATSON SECONDED 'BY MR.. SHEARER 'TH'AT;'jTHE 'BILL BE READ THE SEON.D.TIME BV" TITLE ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS I READ THE SECOND TIME BY TITLE ONLY. I ". ..,. t . . ~ . . . . ' . ,-. .. . . I T WAS MOVED BY .MR. WAT'SON', SECONDED:B'Y' MR. SHEARER 'THA", "THE RULES' BE SUSPENDED ':ANDTHE 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~ : ' ' , , .. , . ... 4" " . I: I T WAS' MOVED BY' MR.' WATSON SECONDE'[l BY :MR. SHEARER THAT THE 81 LL BE .APPROVEDAND GI ~ENn NAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 11112. .. _'.M .. ,. . ,. . " - .~ . - - .. .' , RESOLUTIONS 5;)1 23 RESOLutiON -Rt: EX~RES~ING~G~ATITUDE TO DR.-JOHN P.'MAtKINNON AND CHARLES SNELLSTROM FOR , SERVICE ON PLANNING,C-OMMI'SSION'WAS-SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:..,. ' . . .. .- I . , .. I I '~HEREAS, DR. JOHN P. MACKINNON SERVED AS A MEMBER OF" THE EUGENE PLANNING COM- MI~SION FROM'SEPjE~BE~ $;' 1952 TO JAN~AR~ I, '1957, AND :t". . I . .. ; " . , , . '. . t , ., . . , WHEREAS, CHARLES SNELLSTROM SERVED AS A MEMBER' OF 'THE EUGENE PLANNING COMMIS- ! SION FROM JULY I, 1955 TO MARCH 5, 1957, AND i' . ,. . ' , , . . I WH~REAS, EACH OF SAID PLANNiNG COMMI5S'-ON MEMBERS HAVE SERVED THE CI TY OF"., . : EUGENE WITH DISTINCTION AND HONOR, AND . "WHEREAS, EACH"OF'tHEM~ HAS~G"VEN 'UNSELf"I SHLY OF" HI S"T1 ME AND: TALENT; . ;)- ..... .. . " . . . , , , . , .. , e NOW, THEREfORE, BE IT RESOLVED: THAT THE GRATITUDE AND APPRECIATION OF THE MAYOR, 'COMMON COUNCIL AND;CITIZENS OF' THE CITY OF EUGENE: FOR SAID SERVICES BE AND THE SAME IS HEREBY: PUBLICLY EXPRESSED. .. " , - ., , , , , I . , r . BE IT fURTHER RESOLVED THAT A COpy OF THIS RESOLUTION BE FURNISHED TO DR~ JOHN P. MACKINNON AND'CHARLES SNELLSTROM.AND'THAT A COpy BE 'SPREAD UPON THE i , ptRMANENT~ECOR9S'bF' THE'CITY OF' EUGENE." : . . ~. . , : . , .. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRiED. , . < . ., 0 UPON MOTION DULY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED TO MONDAY,: JUL Y 22, 1957. : " - , , -- RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, .. - . . - . .. I , .~~. . ROBERT A..fINLAYSON . CiTY MANAGER 0 - . ' . . ,. . . e ~