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I NOVEMBER 1957
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I THE REGULAR MEETING Of THE COMMON COUNCIL Of THE CITY Of EUGENE WAS HELD ON NOVEMBER 12, 1957 AT
I 7 : 30 PM IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER. THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY HIS HONOR, MAYOR J..J. MCGINTY,
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j WITH THE fOLLOWING COUNCILMEN PRESENT: MR. SHEARER, MR. HARTMAN (ARRIVED AT 7:45 PM), MR. SHISLER, I
MR. EDMUNDS, MRS. LA'URIS, MR. BRIGGS AND MR. LINDEEN.
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! THE MINUTES Of THE ADJOURNED MEETING Of OCTOBER 28,.1957, AS MAILED TO MEMBERS Of THE COUNCIL,
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, ELECTION Of THE PRESIDENT Of THE COUNC~L WAS CONDUCTED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SECTION 33, CHAPTER V11, I
I Of THE CHARTER Of THE CITY OF EUGENE, AS fOLLOWS:
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"THE COUNCIL SHALL CHOOSE BY BALLOT ONE OF Its MEMBERS T~ PRES1DE'OVER THE COUNCIL:
I AND PERFORM THE DUTIES OF MAYOR IN THE. ABSENCE OF THE MAYOR FROM THE CITY, OR IF e
! HE BE fROM ANY CAUSE UNABLE TO ACT AS SUCH, SAID PRESIDENT OF~THE COUNCIL SHALL HAVE
I AND EXERCISE THEPOW'ERS AND PERFORM:ALL THE DUTIES OF. THE MAYOR."
I COUNCILMAN SHISLER NOMINATED COUNCILMAN SHEARER FOR THE POSITION Of PRESIDENT OF THE COUNCIL. I
I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. EDMUNDS SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE NOMINATIO NS BE CLOSED AN'D-A UNANIMOUS I
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I BALLOT BE CAST FOR COUNC I LMAN SHEARER. MOTION CARR1ED,. AND MR. SHEARER WAS ELECTED TO THE POSlTIO~ OF
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2\ MR. LINDEEN SUGGESTED THE NAMES Of ERVIN'MoLHOLM, ANSEL HYLAND AND SAM C.. BOND fOR APPOINTMENT TO
f.I'lL THE VACANCY ON THE COUNCIL FROM WARD 3... IT WAS DEC-IDED THAT THE S.UBJECT Of FILLING THE VACANCY.
1 WOULD BE DISCUSSED AT A NOON MEETING ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1957.
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31 MR. TOM WAUD, PRESIDENT Of THE INTER-FRATERNITY COUNCIL AT. THE UN1VERSITY OF OREGON, WITH REGARD I
TO A STATEMENT MADE AT A PREVIOUS COUNCIL COMMITTEE MEETING THAT KEG BEER PARTIES AT. fRATERNITIES ON I
t THE UNIVERSITY Of OREGON CAMPUS WERE FREQUENT OCCASIONS, STATED HE WANTED TO CLARIFY THE POSITION Of
I THE STUDENT COUNCIL WITH RESPECT TO THIS.MATTER,..AND INDICATED THAT THE STATEMENT MADE AT A COMMITTEE
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Ii MR. HARTMAN ARRIVED AT THE MEETING AT THIS POINT.
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41 BILLS AGAINST THE VARIOUS CITY DEP~RTMENTS fOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 1957 WERE SUBMITTED AND READ
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I PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM
I $ 4,001.08 C & SELECTRIC $ =792:.55
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM 3,676.54 GEORGE F. CAKE CO. I
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I PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM 8'16.20 . PAUL H..CAMPBEL~ 4.00
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I AETNA LI fE INSURANCE CO. I , 6 I 8 . 27 CARLSON, HATTON & HAY, INC. 51.37
! PACifIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION .1,266..05 CAROTHERS SHEET METAL CO. 5.33 I
1 EUGENE HOSPITAL & CLINIC 28.00 CARSON SAW SHOP 19.20
I FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of PORTLAND .9,097.25 CASCADE NATURAL GAS CORP. 34.40
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I FIRST NATIONAL BANK Of PORTLAND 225.00 CENTRAL HEATING CO. 1,152.24
! STATE TAX COMMISSION 2,398.30. CENTRAL HEATING CO. 9.00
t DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 237.75 CENTRAL HEATING CO. 29.64
I DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 1,015.97 CENTRAL SUPPLY 5.80
,I DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 134.50 CHARLTON LABORATORIES, INC. 12.00
I BLUE CROSS PLAN 18.75 CHASE COMPANY 46.35
j J. J. MCGINTY, MAYOR 100.00 CHILDREN'S BOOK COUNCIL 11.60 e
I LANE HUMANE SOCIETY 750.00 CITY GALVANIZERS CO. 4.75
1 STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMMISSION 938.81 COAK'S RAD1ATOR SERVICE 7.20 I
i T. C. W,LDISH 15,952.23 COLE ARTIST'S SUPPLIES 7.70 ,I
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I C. M. KEMP 3,000.00 COMMERCIAL AUTO SUPPLY 4.13 r
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i ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORP. 12.65 COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 51.35
i VERNER ADKISON 20.32 CONSOLIDATED FREIGHTWAYS, INC.
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AL'S AUTO UPHOLSTERY 14.50 CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY CO. 199.64
i AMERICAN STEEL & SUPPLY CO. 194.43 ROBERT L. COOK 60.00
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! FRANK ANDERSON 4.00 THE CORNELIUS CO. 3.14
I ApPLIED PARKING TECHNIQUES 7.50 COX'S HOME CANNERY 49.20
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i ARCH'S MOTOR TUNE-UP 10.54 CUDDEBACK LUMBER CO., INC. 82.34
1 ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE 4.95 JACK DANNER'S FLYING A SERVICE 5.30
I ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS 2.90 DAVIDSON'S BAKING CO. 19.50 I
I BARKER MOTORS, INC. 39.57 DE'S RADIO Co. 39.60
I BEARING SUPPLY CO. 1.08 DONALD C. DICKEY 625.00 I I
I BEE-LINE SERVICE 5 1.34 DICK'S MACHINE SHOP 20.56
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I BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE 23.50 DOT DOTSON'S 17.24
I F. K. BREWER SALES & SERVICE 56.85 DO~BLE D PRINTING CO. 9.65
'I BROOKS OFfICE MACHINES 216.36 DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. 18.00
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I CHARLES BRUNING COMPANY, INC. 24.80 EAGLE SIGNAL CORP. 28 I .92
I STATE BUREAU Or LABOR 2.50 EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INC. 3.53
, E. H. BURRELL 5.21 EMERSON PLUMBING & HEATING CO. 4.00
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I : EOFF ELECT. I C COMPANY $ 6.59 NORTHWEST INDUSTRIAL LUNDRY CO. $ 12.76
. EUGENE AUTO Top SHOP 67.00 NUDELMAN BROTHERS 568.03
f EUGENE BLUE PR I NT Co. 82.26 NURNBERG SCIENTIFIC 2.97 ,
~ EUGENE COCO STORAGE LOCKERS I
15.00 JAY F. OLDHAM 99.50
~ EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS CO. 440.76 ORCHARD AUTO PARTS CO. 9.78
~ EUGENE FREEZING & STORAGE CO. 2.50 OREGON .,EGG PRODUCERS 62.70
r EUGENE HARDWARE CO. 45.10 OREGON FRUIT Co. -19.90' I
r EUGENE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS 106.69 OREGON JOURNAL -23.40 I
~ EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY 29.17 THE OREGON NEWS Co. 720.80 1
l EUGENE PLANING MILL 60.08 OREGON SCREW PRODUCTS CO. 157.36
I EUGENE SAND& GRAVEL CO. 676.21 OREGON STATE HIGHWAY DEPT. 81.60 i
I EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 936.44 OREGON SUPPLY CO. 36.22 I
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,t EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 8,009.50 PACIFIC AUTO SUPPLY 191.09
1 EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. 8.40 PACIFIC FRUIT & PRODUCE CO. I I .65
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f, EUTECTIC WELDING ALLOYS CORP. 83.26 PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. 971 ,50
i FAIRCHILD LUMBER CO. 7.76 PACKER SCOTT 151.93
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I FARMER BROTHERS RESTAURANT SERVICE 97.47 PATTERSON SALES 33.75
e RONALD A. FINDLAY, MD 22.50 PEERLESS PACIFIC CO. 30.76 1
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND .T 14.00 PETTY CASH 141.52 ,
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W. P. FULLER & COMPANY 19-.83 .: PORTLAND FISH Co. 13.00 I
I' DRS. FURRER, McMILAN & PATTON 120.20 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 6,013.53 I
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,il GAYLORD BROS., INC. 14.10 DA~IEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 1,936.85
I, JESSE GODLOVE, THE PLUMBER. 119.85 PRESCOTT'S 1.00
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,I GRAYBAR ELECTRIC CO., INC. 6.92 PUBLIC SERVICE RECRUITING GUIDE 62.40
I 1,1 GRAYS FEED & SEED CO. 2.05 J. H. PURV IS 2.94
" GUARD PUBLISHING CO. 97.33 QUICK SERVICE LITHO 19.05
r; H. C. GUTHRIE 21.44 ELLIS RACKLEFF 19.80 i
1:1 GEORGE A. HALTON CO. 53.38 RECORDAK CORP. 40.00 I
HAMILTON ELECTRIC 59.75 RETREAD TIRE SHOP 108.29 i
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I. HAMLIN AND MARTIN, ARCHITECTS~ 6,655..00 RICHFIELD OIL CORP. 90.06 I
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I HARLEY DAVIDSON SALES CO. 23.95 ROCHFIELD OIL CORP. 1,941.26
II HARR MOTOR SUPPLY 80.25 ROY A. ROE 29.00 i
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I.' HEINKE WHOLESALERS 193.23 THEO ROOSEVELT JR. HIGH SCHOOL 30.00 !
~, GEORGE HEITZMAN SACRED HEART GENERAL HOSPITAL
Ii 4.00 19.70 I
OSCAR HENKE 26.25 A. B. SCARLETT I
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,1 HOWARD HERIDER 1.90 A. B. SCARLETT 6.00 I
I; HERROLD & JENSEN IMPLEMENT CO. 17.90 SCHARPF'S TWIN OAKS BLDRS SUPPLY 60.99 ,I
HEWITT'S MARKET 6.05 SEARS, ROEBUCK & CO. 6.25 'I
HORN PLUMBING SERVICE 10.00 SHELTON-TuRNBULL-FuLLER, INC. 57.25
11 HORN PRINTING CO. 102.70 SILVA CHEVROLET, INC. 12.34
I' HOWARD COOPER 489.45 SILVA CHEVROLET, INC.. 7 , 26 I . 30
11 HUFFMAN'S AUTO GRINDING SERVICE 30 I .35 SIMMONS CARBON CO., INC. 42.00
HUGHE S Roo F I NG 32 .48 W. D. SMARTT 52.80
Ii INTL MUNICIPAL SIGNAL ASSN. 5.00 SMITH RADIO COMMUNICATION SERVICE 326.21
t! IRISH-McBROOM PACKING CO. /4.50 STANDARD FEED & SEED CO. 28.60
I! IVERSON PAINTS, INC. 11.733 STATE DEPT. OF MOTOR VEHICLES 280.80
j INTL CITY MANAGERS' ASSN. I 1.50 CAL STROHECKER 150.19 I
II JERRY'S SPECIALIZED SALES 9.04 SUPERINTENDENT OF DOCUMENTS 14.40
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I JOHNSON FURNITURE CO. 2.20 THE TEXAS Co. 191.41 11
II . JOHNSON & SON TIFFANY DAVIS j:
Ii 50.00 1.87
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I: JOHN'S GARBAGE SERVICE 3.05 TILLMAN BOOTH, INC. 32.05 I
! KENDALL MOTOR CO. 206.03 TOMMY'S PAINT POT 12.30
! KEYSTONE ENVELOPE Co. 44.50 UNIVERSITY OF OREGON PHOTO BUREAU 7.00 .1
i KOKE CHAPMAN CO. 41.41 VALLEY IRON & STEEL CO. 12.50
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i LAFFERTy-P,ONEER CORP. 200 . 17 VALLEY PRINTING CO. 27.70 I
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I LANE COUNTY TITLE Co. 50.00 VALLEY STATIONERY CO. 13.65 I
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LANE PARTS CO. 9.90 VITUS ELECTRIC SUPPLY 49.31 i
e IJ LANE POULTRY FARMS 3.75 VITUS MACHINE SHOP 2.00 I
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!' LEUPOLD & STEVENS INSTRUMENTS, INC. 4.79 WALLACE & TIERNAN INC. 8.66
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1'\ LOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE, INC. 394.50 WALLMASTER SERVICE 40.00
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II ED LORENCE CO., INC. '146.3/ JOHN WA~REN HARDWARE, INC. 12.67
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r LYLE'S TAILOR SHOP 36.50 WEST SIDE AUTO GLASS 14.70 I
THE MACMILLAN CO., PUBLISHERS 68.29 WESTERN CITY 25.50 I
II McAYEAL'S WARDROBE CLEANERS 1.50 WESTERN DRUG SUPPLY 7.05 I
MCCRACKEN BROS. MOTOR FREIGHT 2.00 WESTERN GOLF COURSE SUPPLY CO. 255.05 ~
I: MACK TRUCKS, INC. 4.68 WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. 4.16
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I: MAGIC GAS & ApPLIANCE CO. WENDELL P. WI CK
Ii 3.50 7.92 i
1:\ LONNIE MASON 4.00 PETE WHITNEY'S SERVICE STATION 7.63 i
1'\ MEDICAL PHARMACY 3.48 WIGGINS COMPANY, INC. 54.60
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MEL'S MAINTENANCE SERVICE 3.80 T. C.. W,LDISH 259.02 I
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" M,DGLEYS 22.79 WILLAMETTE STATIONERS 48.45 /
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MINE SAFETY ApPLIANCES CO. 19.60 W,LLAMETTE VALLEY PAPER CO. 155.17
I It MISHLER'S 19.20 WI LLI AMS BAKERY 52.00 I
Ii MONTGOMERY WARD & Co. 59.82 LEW WILLIAMS CHEVROLET CO. 145.28 j
I; ~oTo-MIX CONCRETE CO. 15.50 W,LSON'S ROYAL WHITE RABBITRY 'I
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I' MUNNELL & SHERRILL, INC. 20.74 WILTSHIRE'S 21.26 Ii
II GEORGE MVRMO & SONS 25.33 Wlt:ATT'S 270.90 Ii
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Ii MAYBELLE NELSON 8.88 MAX W. YOUNG REFINISHING 175.00 \
II ETHAN NEWMAN, POSTMASTER 10.00 SCOBERT BUILDING MATERIAL CO. 3.45
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DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT FUND I
.1 T. C. W, LD 1 SH $ 304 . 3 , HESS & DEVEREAUX $ 158.64 \
T. C. WILDISH 5,658.00 T. C. W,LD,SH I ,238.69 I
STANTON W.PAYNE 277.45 T.C. WILDISH 4,556.25
STANTON W. PAYNE .137.~67 T. C. WILDISH 3,598.20
I 1. C. WILDISH 423.01 T. C. WILDISH 3,403.31
STANTON W. PAYNE 424. 14 T. C. WILDISH 13,977.84
STANTON W. PAYNE 399.78 T . _ C. WI L 0 I SH 11.,027.91
STANTON W. PAYNE 374.22 FRED STUBBERT 3,053.47
STANTON W. PAYNE 322.49 FRED STUBBERT I ,003 .8 I
I T. C. WILDISH 6,252._96 FRED STUBBERT 5 , 204. I 5
T. C. WI L 0 I SH 9,335.34 CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY 883.80
STANTON W. PAYNE 3,109.68 BRUCE KEEN 2,132.97 I
I STANTON W. PAYNE 21,926._97
I SPECIAL SEWER FUND
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I BRUCE KEEN $ 90.,13 AMERICAN STEEL & SUPPLY CO. $ 5.70 I e
I JE,SKE BROTHERS 363.31:__;c;;cEIOGENECGONCRETEEPI1PE & PRODUCTS CO. 2,173.48 I
i 1. C. W,LDISH 33,527 ,.13 HALL'S HEAVY HAULING Co~ 18.50
I T.. C. WILDISH GEORGE MYRMO & SONS 25.50
I 533.24
I T. C. WI L DISH '2,702.49 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 320.00
j BRUCE KEEN 6,449.71 ROTO-RoOTER SEWER SERVICE CO. 247.50
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I. AIRPORT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND STREET, BRIDGE, DRAINAGE C & M FUND
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I T., C. W,LDISH $ 29,790.94 JESKE BROTHERS $ 2,115.55
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1 OLSON ELECTRIC COMPANY 2, 106 .00 WALTS CONCRETE CO. 22.50
I PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH ~O. 17.60 INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL CO. I ,750 . 10
I DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS.
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j IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEAR:ER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILLS, AS SUBMITTED AND READ, BE I
APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS BE INSTRUCTED TO' DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. I
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'j MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMAT~S WERE SUBMITTED AND READ ~S FOLLOWS:
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I 8TH - HIGH I NTENS I TY LI G:HT I NG AT MAHLON-SWEET A I RPORT $ 3,994.49
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I 3RD & FINAL - PAVING OLIVE STREETffiOM 24TH PLACE TO'25TH AVENUE $ 152.32 I
I 4TH & nlJNAL - PAVING 29TH AVENUE FROM W,LLAMETTE TO WASHINGTON STREET' 1,856.49' I I
5TH & FINAL - PAVING UNIVERSITY STREET FROM 23RD TO 25TH AVENUE 66 I .84 2,670.65 I
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2ND - PAVING KNOB HILL LANE FROM 36TH TO 37TH AVENUE 1,132.10 !
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I 3RD & FINAL - PAVING JACKSON STREET' FROM 26TH TO 28TH AVENUE 5,242.79 6,374.89 !
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2ND & FINAL - SIDEWALK O~ FRANKLIN BOULEVARD FROM HILYARD STREET
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I WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY I
I 1ST - PAVING ALLEY BETWEEN 16TH AVENUE AND 17TH AVtNUE FROM HILYARD I,
I STREET TO ALDER'STREET 3,320.64 'I
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j 1ST - SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN FRIENDLY AND TYLER STREETS
FROM 26TH AVENUE TO SOUTH CITY LIMITS 13,956.48
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, 2ND - PAVING UNIVERSITY STREET FROM 32ND TO POT~ER STREET 2,738.25
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I 2ND & FINAL - PAVING 14TH AVENUE FROM POLK TO TAYLOR STREET AND ' .
i TAYLOR STREET FROM 14TH TO' 15TH AVENUE 4,933.30
I 2ND & FINAL - SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN 23RD AND 24TH AVENUE
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I 2ND - PAVING 24TH PLACE FROM WILLAMETTE TO OLIVE STREET 5,010.49 I
2ND & FINAL - SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN 39TH PLACE AND 40TH I
AVENUE FROM BETWEEN HILYARD AND FERRY STREET TO HILYARD 156.40 II
I 3RD & FINAL - PAVING ADAMS STREET FROM 26TH TO 28TH AVENUE 503.58' I I
3RD & FINAL - PAVING LINCOLN STREET FROM SOUTH BOUNDARY OF FRASIER-
I HYLAND ADDITION TO 29TH AVENUE 800.67
3RD - TRUNK SEWER ON ~EARL STREET FROM 6TH'TO 28TH'AVENUE 26,829.50
Ii 3RD - PAVING 18TH AVENUE FROM PIERCE TO CITY VIEW STREET ''-105.61 I
4TH & FINAL - PAVING STREETS IN PARK-A IRE ADDITION' 24,600.88
II 9TH - PAVING AND DRAINAGE AT MAHLON-SWEETAIRPORT 2,343.4' - 86,345.22 I
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE ESTIMATES, AS SUBMITTED AND READ, BE
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ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED.
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I Ii A REPORT FROM THE CITY MANAGER - RE: MONTHLY DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS, IMPROVEMENTS, ETC., WAS SUB-
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I~ "THE VALUE OF THE BUILDING PERMITS FOR THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 1957 AMOU.NTED
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I" TO $ I ,907,98 I WHICH IS $1,704,537 MORE THAN THE AMOUNT ISSUED THE SAME MONTH
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I; A YEAR AGO. THIS INCREASE IS DUE TO THE BUILDING PERMIT ISSUED FOR THE NEW I
COUNTY COURTHOUSE WHICH AMOUNTED TO $1,112,262 AND THE NEW BUILDING THAT IS I
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" BEING ERECTED FOR THE POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT WHICH AMOUNTED TO $290,000.
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i' THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED 51 ALARMS WITH A TOTAL ESTIMATED FIRE LOSS
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1/ OF $2351.66; ALSO, THEY CARRIED ON SPECIAL ACTIVITIES FOR FIRE PREVENTION
WEEK WHICH INCLUDED HOME INSPECTIONS THROUGH THE SCHOOL CHILDREN, FIRE DRILLS I
j: AT ALL SCHOOLS AND A SELECTION OF A Q~EEN AND 'JUNIOR FIRE CHIEF. I
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I, DESK, THAT 14 MEMBERS, OF THE POLICE DEPARTMENT COMPLETED THE INTERNATIONAL
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d CITY MANAGERS' ASSOCIATION COURSE IN POLICE ADMINISTRATION. ALSO, Mer.' DAN
I POTTER, OUR ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER AND FINANCE OFFICER, COMPLETED THIS COURSE.
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I; ALL PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT PROJECTS HAVE BEEN COMPLETED EXCEPT THE TOP
LIFT OF PAVING ON UNIVERSITY STREET FROM 32ND AVENUE TO POTTER AND THOSE PRO- i
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,i: THE PRESEN~ATION OF THE MEETING OVER TO THE ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER, MR. POTTER." I
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!, IT WAS MOVEO BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER BE RE- I
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II PARTICIPATION IN BALANCE OF AMAZON CHANNEL PROJECT; CONSIDERATION OF APPLICATION FOR PACKAGE STORE I
I' CLASS B RENEWAL LICENSE MADE BY ROBERT J. HAYES, DBA BOB'S SUPERETTE, 595 EAST 13TH AVENUE; WAS SUB-
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I PRESENT: COUNCILMEN WATSON, SHEARER, EDMUNDS, LAURIS AND BRIGGS; CITY MANAGER;
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!i. CITY ATTORNEY; CITY RECORDER; MR. HAYES OF BOB'S SUPERETTE; DON BONHAM,
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!j EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD; JACK CRAIG, KERG.
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1') I. THE CITY MANAGER INFORMED THOSE PRESENT THAT A RESOLUTION. WOULD BE BEFORE THE !
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I :'. BALANCE OF THE AMAZON CHANNEL PROJECT TO BE CONSTRUCTED FROM CHARNELTON STREET
i: TO 33RD AVENUE. THIS RESOLW~ION WOULD GIVE FORMAL ASSURANCE THAT THE CITY 1
i: WOULD PARTICIPATE IN THE AMAZON PROJECT. i
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I' MADE BY ROBERT J. HAYE~, JR., DBA BOB'S SUPERETTE, 595 -EAST 13TH AVENUE - THE
Ii COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THE REQUEST FOR A RENEWAL OF THE PACKAGE STORE CLASS B LICENSE
FOR BOB'S SUPERETTE LOCA1ED AT 595 EAST 13TH AVENUE AS WELL AS THE WHOLE PROBLEM I
I; OF THE "DRY ZONE" AROUNQ THE UNIVERSITY OF OREOON. I
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Ij A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNIVERSITY CONCERNING THE SUGGESTED MODIFI-
CATIONS TO THE "DRY ZONE" AS IT NOW EXISTS WAS READ TO THE COMMITTEE. THIS
II LETTER INDICATED THE UNIVERSITY FEELS THAT THE SUGGESTED MODIFICATIONS TO THE
Ii ZONE FAIL~D IN CERTAIN MAJOR RESPECTS; THESE ARE: "IT SIMPLY REDUCES THE SIZE
I'i OF THE ZONE BY CUTTING OFF AREAS AT EACH OF THE FOUR CORNERS AND EXTENDS IT AT I
II NO POINT; IT MAKES NO ATTEMPT TO DIFFERENTIATE BETWEEN THE NORMAL BUSINESS OF I
'I GROCERS AND THE SALE OF BEER TO STUDENTS; IT GI.VES NO EVIDENCE OF A DESIRE TO
Ii RECTIFY ENCROACHMENTS WHICH HAVE IMPAIRED THE EFFECTIVENESS OF THE PRESENT
I; BO UNDAR Y; IT PROPOSES GRANTING LICENSES TO TWO STORES WITHIN THE AREA OF CON-
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h CERN OF THE CITY SCHOOL BOARD WITHOUT INDICATING THE CONCURRENCE OF THAT
Ii BOARD; IT DOES NOT PROVIDE FOR POSSIBLE FUTURE EXPANSION OF THE ZONE AS THE
UNIVERSITY GROWS.1t THIS LETTER CONTINUES AND INDICATES THAT IT IS BELIEVED
I BY THE UNIVERSITY THAT COMMON GROUND CAN BE FOUND FOR UNDERSTANDING IN THIS
II MATTER. "
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Ii THERE WAS A GENERAL DISCUSSION AMONG REPRESENTATI~ES OF THE COMMITTEE AND
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d MR! HAYES, REPRESENTING BOB!S SUPERETTE, WITH REFERENCE TO THE SPECIFIC RE- I
Ii QUEST FOR RENEWAL OF LICENSE AS WELL AS THE WHOLE SUBJECT OF THE MAINTENANCE I
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r OF A ItDRy ZONE" AROUND THE UNIVERSITY AREA. IN THIS DISCUSSION IT WASIINDI-
Ii CATED THAT THE 5TO~EN~SOCAN AND DO OBTAIN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES FROM A VARIETY
1\ OF SOURCES WHENEVER THEY DESIRE SUCH BEVERAGES! IT WAS LIKEWISE INDICATED
I THAT THE CITY THROUGH ITS GOVERNING BODY SHOULD no ALL IN ITS POWER TO MAIN-
TAIN THE MOST FAVORABLE OF RELATIONS WITH THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON AND TO AID
e THE UNIVERSITY IN ITS PROBLEMS WITH THE STUDENTS.
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THERE WAS NO FORMAL ACTION TAKEN WITH RESPECT TO THE MATTER OF THE RENEWAL OF I
LICENSE APPLICATION BY BOB'S SUPERETTE NOR WITH RESPECT TO THE WHOLE SUBJECT ,
OF THE "DRY ZONE" AROUND THE UNIVERSITY AREA." !
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE BE RECEIVED I
AND PLACED ON FILE. MOT ION' CARR I ED. I
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I A REPORT OF THE CO~MITTE~ MEE~I~G HELD O~ NOVEMBER 6, 1957 - RE: 56-HOUR DUTY WEEK FOR FIREMEN
WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
I "PRESENT: MAYOR MCGINTY; COUNCILMEN HARTMAN AND EDMUNDS; BUDGET COMMITTEE MEMBERS
CRUMBAKE~, VATER AND CHRISTENSEN; CITY MANAGER; CITY RECORDER; CITY
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i ATTORNEY; FIRE CHIEF; ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF.
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56-HOUR DUTY WEEK FOR FIREMEN - A S~B-COMMITTEE COMPOSED OF THE SAFETY COMMI~TEE' ,
OF THE COUNCIL AND THREE FREEHOLDER MEMBERS OF THE BUDGET COMMITTEE OF THE CITY
I MET TO DISCUSS THE SUBJECT OF A 56-HOUR DUTY WEEK FOR FIREMEN. CHIEF SMITH OF e
t THE EUGENE FI RE DEPARTMENT EXPLA I NED THE PROPOSAL: TO REDUCE THE WORK I NG HOURS
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FOR FIREMEN OF THE EUGENE FIRE DEPARTMENT FROM 72 HOURS TO 56 HOURS PER WEEK AND
I INDICATED SUCH A WORK HOUR REDUCTION COULD BE MADE 'WITH THE PRESENT STAFF. THE
METHOD OF REDUCING THE WORK WEEK WOULD BE TO INSTITUTE A THREE SHIFT SECTION
TO REPLACE THE CURRENT TWO SHIFT SEC-TION WITH THE WORK HOURS UNDER THE NEW SYSTEM
TO BE 24 HOURS ON AND 48 HOURS OFF. IT WAS FURTHER E~PL~INED THAT ADDITIONAL
I SUPERV I SORY PERSONNEL WOULD BE NECESSARY SINCE ONE ADDTT 10NAL' SH" F~ WOULD HAVE TO I
1 BE MAINTAINED AND STAFFED.
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IT WAS ALSO EXPLAINED THAT TO PROVIDE' A 56-HOUR DUTY WEEK FOR FIREMEN WITHIN PRE- I
I SENT BUDGETARY LIMITATIONS, CERTA I N CONCESS IONS WERE NECES'SARY FROM THE EMPLOYEES I
, OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT. THESE C~NCESSI~NS ARE ~ GIVING tip ~F AREL~~VEbvACATION
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I SCHEDULE AND THE SUBSTITUTION OF RELIEVED VACATIONS WHERE PERSONNEL CURRENTLY IN
THE DEPARTMENT WOULD' WORK AN ADDITIONAL SH I F.T WH I LE SOMEONE WAS ON VACATlON;LI KE-
I WISE IT ALSO MEANS THAT THE PAID HOLIDAYS WHICH THE FIRE DEPARTME~~ IS CURRENTLY I
! ENJOYING WOULD HAVE TO BE GIVEN UP BECAUSE OF LACK OF MANPOWER. IT WAS FURTHER
1 EXPLAINED THAT THE PERSONNEL OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT,WERE WILLING TO DO THIS AS A
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I MEANS OF GETTING THE 56-HOUR DUTY WEEK INTO OPERATION, BUT THEY HOPED THAT WITHIN
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j A REASONABLE PERIOD OF TIME, UP TO FIVE YEARS, ADDITIONAL: PERSONNEL COULD BE HIi~ED-
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, WHICH WOULD REMOVE THE NECESSITY FOR RELIEVING EACH OTHERS VACATION PERIODS AND
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I THE NECESSITY 'FOR GIVING UP THE PAID HOLIDAYS.
I FOR THE BALANCE OF THE
I 1957-58 FISCAL PERIOD FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE TO IMPLEMENT
t THIS PROGRAM SINCE CERTAIN DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES HAVE TERMINATED AND HAVE BEENRE-
I PLACED BY LESSER ~AID EMPLOYEES. FOR THE BUDGET YEAR 1958-59 IT IS ESTIMATED
THAT THE ADD I T 10NAL COST BASED ON ,THE NUMBER 'OF PERSONNEL EMPLOYED IN THE FIRE
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I DEPARTMENT AT THIS TIME AND AT CURRENT SALARIES WOULD BE APPROXIMATELY $2600. IF
I ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL WERE TO BE EMPLOYED TO RELIEVE VACATIONS AND HOLIDAYS AND
ASSUMtNG THAT THREE SUCH PEOPLE MIGHT BE EMPLOYED EACH YEAR FOR A THREE YEAR
1 PER 100, THE ADDED COST FOR THE FIRST YEAR ,WOULD BE APPRO~IMATELY $14,000,. OR A
NET TOTAL COST FOR A ONE YtAR PERIOD FOR NINE EXTR~ EMPLOYEES OF APPROXIMATELY I
I $45,000.
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I THERE WAS A GENERAL DISCUSSION OF THE WORKING HOUR SITUATION AS FOUND IN THE CITY I
,OF EUGENE AND AS. FOUND IN A NUMBER OF OTHER CITIES ON THE PACIFIC COAST AND IN
I THE UN I TED STATE:S,. AND IT WAS GENERALLY RECOGNIZED THAT THE 56-HOUR DUTY WEEK FOR
I FIREMEN IS BECOMING MORE GENERALLY ADOPTED. THERE WAS A DISCUSSION AS TO THE.
I PROPRIETY OF FIREMEN WORKING WHEN THEY ARE OFF SHIFT AS WELL AS TO THEIR AVAIL~
I ABILITY TO BE CALLED BACK IN THE EVENT OF A MAJOR FIRE. IT WAS EXP~AINED THAT IT e
j WAS PROPOSED, IF THE GROUP WERE IN AGREEMENT,[HE PLAN MIGHT BE PUT INTO OPERATION
I ON JANUARY I, 1958 AND IT WAS RECOGNIZED THAT THERE WOULD BE I NSUFF I C lENT 'EV I DENCE
AS TO THE PLAN'S' WOR:KABILITY FOR THE BUDGET COMMITTEE TO PROPERLY EVALUATE IT WHEN
I THEY ARE IN BUDGET SESSION DURING THE SPRING Of 1958, AND THAT THE PLAN SHOULD
I PROBABLY BE TRIED FOR AN EIGHTEEN MONTH PERIOD.
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I No FORMAL RECOMMENDATION WITH RESPECT TO THE 56-HOUR DUTY WEE~ WAS MADE. IT WAS,
I HOWEVER, GENERALLY AGREED THAT THE CITY ~ANAGER SHOULD HAVE AUTHORITY TO INSTI- I
I TUTE THE PLAN ON JANUARY I, 195B WITH THE UNDERSTANDING THAT THERE WAS NO OBLIGA-
I TION TO FUTURE BUDGET COMMITTEES TO PROVIDE FUNDS TO CONTINUE THE PLAN OR TO PRO-
VIDE FUNDS TO HIRE ADDITIONAL PERSONNEL .SO THAT THE FIREMEN.COUlD HAVE RELIEVED
I VACATIONS AND HOLIDJl.Y PERIODS."
I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. H~RTMAN SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE REPORT 'OF THE COMMITTEE BE APPROVED
I AND THE CITY MANAGER BE URGED TO INSTITUTE THE 56-HOUR DUTY WEEK BEGINNING JANUARY I , 195B. MOTION
CARRIED, WITH COUNCILMAN SHISLER VOTING NAY. I
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I A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON NOVEMBER 8, 1957 - RE: COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE - REQUEST
I FOR VARIANCE'TOALLOW ART CENTER WITH ART CLASS INSTRUCTION IN R-3 ZONE ON PROPERTY AT 531 WEST 13TH
I AVENUE; REQUEST FOR ZONE CHANGE FROM RATO C-I ENTERED BY ROY CROWE, ET 'AL, TO I~CLUDE PROPERTY ON
I BOTH SIDES OF 18TH AVENUE FROM CHAMBERS ~O GARFIELD STREET, ALL FOOR CORNERS OF GARFIELD AND 18TH, AND
I BOTH SIDES OF GARFIELD STREET NORTH FROM 18TH AVENUE TO AMAZON CREEK; RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING
I COMMISSION CONCERNING THE REZONING OF LOTS 3 TO 7, BLOCK 2; LIZZIE LUCKEY ADDITION, FROM CR TO C-3P,
! BEING WEST SIDE OF WILLAMETTE STREET FROM TWO LOTS SOUTH OF 18TH AVENUE TO 19TH AVENUE; REQUEST FOR -
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I ) ZONE CHANGE fROM R-I TO C-3P BY E. A. NICHOLSON ON PROPERTY DESCRIBED AS LOTS I AND 2, BLOCK 7,
I: MELROSE ADDITIONj ApPLICATION BY MACK J.THOM~SON, 2915.PEARL STREET, fOR VARI-ANCE fOR DUPLEXj PETI-
~ TION TO PAVE ALLEY BETWEEN 11TH AND 12TH AVENUES fROM HIGH STREET TO THE NORTH/SOUTK ALLEY IN BLOCK 3, I
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Ii ELLSWORTH ADDITIONj PETITION fOR SANITA~Y SEWER IN ALLEY BETWEEN 34TH AVENUE ~ND 34TH PLACE fROM I
v FERRY STREET TO THE SOUTHj PETITION fOR SANITARY SEWER BETWEEN 36TH AND 37TH AVENUES ON POTTER STREETj I
!l REQUEST BY MR. AND MRS. J. HOBART ~ILSON fOR DAMAGES ALLEGEDLY SUSTAINED DURING HEAVY STORMS Of I
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DECEMBER 1955j REQUEST BY JOHN J. PORTZ TO LEASE AN AREA fOR THREE PLANE HANGARS WITH AN OPTION fOR !
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90 DAYS fOR THREE ADD I T 10NAL HANGARS ON PROPERTY A TMAHLON-SWEET AIRPORT j .WAS SUBM I TTED AND READ AS 'i
\; fOLLOWS: I
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1: "PRESENT: MAYOR MCGINTY; COUNCILMEN SHEARER, SHISLER, EDMUNDS, LAURIS, BRIGGS -~ND I
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I: LINDEEN; CITY MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY; DIRECTOR Of PUBLIC WORKS; CITY I
l~ - RECORDER; DON BONHAM, EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD; ~ACK CRAIG, KERG.
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11 I. REQUEST fOR VAR I ANCE TO ALL.OW ART CENTER WITH ART CLASS I NS1r.RUCT I.ON IN R-3 I
'l ZONE ON PROPERTY AT 531 WEST 13TH AVENUE - A-REQUEST fOR A VARIANCE ENTERED I
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I, BY CLARA F. YOUNG WHICH WOULD ALLOW A COMMUNITY SPONSORED ART CENTER INAN I
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" R-3 ZONE WAS CONSIDERED BY THE COMMITTEE WHO HAD VISITED THE AREA. IN THE. ,I
,j DISCUSSION THERE WAS NO ONE WHO OBJECTED TO SUCH USAGE, AND IT WAS POINTED I
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i OUT THAT THE PLANNING COMMISSION HAD RECOMMENDED THE VARIANCE BE ALLOWED.
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" THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED~APPROVAL Of THE REQUEST. I
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IT WAS MOVED BY MRS. LAURIS SECONDED BY MR. L~NDEEN THAT THE REPORT Of THE
I II COMMITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. I
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2. REQUEST fOR ZONE CHANGE fROM RA TO C-I ENTERED BY ROY CROWE, ET AL, TO I
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II CLUDE PROPERTY ON BOTH SIDES Of 18TH AVENUE fROM CHAMBERS TO GARfiELD STREET, I
,I ALL fOUR CORNERS Of GARfiELD STREET AND 18TH AVENUE, AND BOTH SIDES Of GAR- !
Ii fiELD STREET NORTH fROM 18TH AVENUE TO AMAZON CREEK - REPRESENTATIVES Of THE
I:' COMMITTEE VIEWED THE AREA IN WHICH A ZONE CHANGE HAD BEEN REQUESTED AND IN
!1 THE DISCUSSION IT WAS INDICATED THAT THERE IS NO JUSTifiCATION fOR SUCH REZON-
II ING. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE ACTION Of THE PLANNING COMMISSION DENYING
I;~ THE REQUEST BE UPHELD AND THAT THE REQUEST fOR CHANGE Of ZONE fROM RA TO C-I ;
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! BE DENIED. I
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. BRIGGS THAT THE REPORT Of THE COM- I
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j MITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. I
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j 3. RECOMMENDATION Of THE PLANNING COMMISSION CONCERNING THE REZONING Of LOTS 3 I
il TO 7, INCLUSIVE, BLOCK 2, LIZZIE LUCKEY ADDITION, fROM CR TO C-3P - IT WAS I
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I EXPLAINED THAT THE REQUEST fOR REZONING Of THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY, 'I
,! BEING WEST SIDE~ WILLAMETTt STREET fROM TWO LOTS SOUTH Of 18TH AVENUE TO Ii
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I 19TH AVENUE, HAD BEEN BEfORE THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND THE COUNCIL AT PRE-
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,\ VIOUS TIMES AND THAT THE PLANNING COMMISSION AmDITSEMOST RECENT MEETING HAD
I RECOMMENDED THAT THE REZONING BE DENIED. SOME REPRESENTATIVES Of THE COM- n
l MITTEE EXPRESSED THE IDEA THAT THE AREA IS NOW IN TRANSITION AND THAT THE
I ;! RESIDENTIAL VALUES Of THE AREA SHOULD BE PRESERVED AT THIS TIME. OTHERS IN-
I; DICATED THAT THE AREA IS PRIMARILY COMMERCIAL AND SHOULD BE ZONED AS SUCH.
11 IN THE fiNAL ANALYSIS, THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE ACTION Of THE
PLANNING COMMISSION BE SUSTAINED AND THAT THE REZONING REQUEST BE DENIED.
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. BRIGGS THAT THE ABOVE REQUEST fOR
q REZONING BE REfERRED BACK TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED.
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i 4. REQUEST fOR ZONE CHANGE fROM R-I TO C-3P BY E. A. NICHOLSON ON PROPERTY
e , DESCRIBEO AS LOTS I AND 2, BLOCK 7, MELROSE ADDITION - THE COMMITTEE VISITED
Ii THE SITE Of THE PROPOSED REZONING WHICH IS LOCATED AT THE SOUTHWEST CORNER
Of 24TH PLACE AND WILLAMETTE STREET AND NOTED THAT IT IS CONTIGUOUS TO AN
! AREA ALREADY ZONED fOR COMMERCIAL USE. AT THE COMMITTEE MEETING IT WAS EX-
PLAINED THAT THIS AREA HAD PREVIOUSLY BEEN LEfT OUT Of A COMMERCiAL TYPE
I; ZONING BY REASON Of DEED RESTRICTIONS ON THE PROPERTY, WHICH RESTRICTIONS
II HAVE SINCE BEEN RELIEVED. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE ACTION Of THE
PLANNING COMMISSION TO ALLOW THE REZONING BE SUSTAINED AND THE AREA BE;~RE-
I; ZONED fROM R-I TO C-3P. :
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II IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BRIGGS SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE REPORT Of THE i
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Ii COMMITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. I
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Ii 5. ApPLICATION BY MACK J. THOMPSON, 29i5 PEARL STREET, fOR VARIANCE fOR DUPLEX - .i
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A PETITION AS SUBMITTED BY MACK J. THOMPSON fOR PERMISSION TO ADD TO HIS ,
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I HOME AT 2915 PEARL STREET AND TO MAKE A DUPLEX Of SUCH RESIDENCE WHICH HAD I
I I BEEN RECOMMENDED fOR DENIAL BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION, WAS PRESENTED TO THE j
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, COMMITTEE. THERE WAS NO DISCUSSION ON THIS MATTER AND !
I. IT WAS RECOMMENDED ~
Ij THAT THE ACTION Of THE PLANNING COMMISSION TO DENY THE VARIANCE BE SUSTAINED. ,
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BRIGGS SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE REPORT Of THE I
I COMMITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. \
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6. PETITION TO PAVE ALLEY BETWEEN 11TH AND 12TH AVENUES FROM HIGH STREET TO THE I
NORTH/SOUTH ALLEY IN BLOCK 3, ELLSWORTH ADDITION - REPRESENTAT,IVES OF THE
COMMlTTEE VISITED THE SI~E .OF TH~ PROPOSED ALLEY PAVING AND THE COMMITTEE CON- I
SIDERED A REQUEST FOR SUCH PAVING WHICH WAS SIGNED BY 76.67% OF THE PROPERTY I
HOLDERS. AFTER SOME DISCUSSION IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE ~LLEY BE PAVED AND .
I THE NECESSARY ORDINANCES BE PASSED INITIATING THE PROJECT.
I
II I T WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN S.ECONDED BY MR. BR IGGS THAT THE REPORT OF THE COM-
I MITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
I
! 7. PETITION FOR SANITARY SEWER IN ALLEY BETWEEN 34TH AVENUE A~D 34TH PLACE FROM
I fERRY STREET TO THE SOUTH ~A PETITION SIGNED BY 50% OF THE PROPERTY HOLDERS
I TO BE ASSESSED .tOR ,THE SEWER LINE W.A~ PRESENTED TO THE COMMITTEE AND -THE COM-
I MITTEE DROVE TO THE AREA AND VIEWED THE PROPOSED SITE OF THE SEWER. IT WAS
I NOTED THAT ONE HALF OF THE ASSESSABLE PROPERTY IS OWNED BY BREEDEN BROTHERS
I WHO ARE DEVELOPI,NIG ,THE AREA, AND THE OTHER HALF IS OWNED BY SUNSET HOMES.
I THERE WAS ~OME DISCUSSioN ON THE PROPRIETY O~ ASSES~ING THE ~UNSET HOME~ fOR
! A SEWER LINE S I.NCE THEY ARE ALREADY CONNECTED TO AN EX 1ST I NG L. i NE ON HI L YARD e
STREET. THE COMM I TTEE." HOWEVER, 0 I D NOT" FEEL THAT THE METHOD OF AP~ORT 10N- !
ME NT OF THE COST OF SEWERS SHOULD BE CHANGED AND RECOMMENDED THAT THE SANITARY I
I SEWER BE INSTALLED .AND THE NECESSARY ORDINANCE_S, P,ASSED INITIATING TH_E PROJ'ECT. I
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i IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. BRIGGS THAT THE REP0RT OF THE COM-
i MITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION,CARRlED.
1 8 . PETITION FOR SAN IT ARV SEWER BETWEEN 36TH AND 37TH A VENUE S ON POTTER STREET -, I. I
I A PETITION SIGNED BY,EVA r~ rISHE~,DESIRIN~ AN ~XTENSION OF THE SEWER LINE I
TO SERVE PROPERTY IN HER OWNERSHIP ON THE' EAST SIDE OF POTTER STREET BET~EEN
. 36TH AND 37TH AVENUES WAS PRESENTED TO THE COMMITTEE,.' REPRESENTATIVES OF THE
I COMMITTEE VIEWED THIS AREA, AND IT WAS INDICATED THAT THE ~EWER IS ~ECESSARY
j SO THAT THE PROPERTY CAN BE IMPROVED., 1T',wAS REC,OMMENDED THAT T:HE SEW.ER BE
I INSTALLED AND THE NECE~~~~Y ORDI,NANCES BE PASSED I,NITIATINGTHE PROJE~T. I
1:1 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BRIGGS SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE REPORT OF 'THE COM- ,
MITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. " , ' . , I
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I 9. REQUEST ,BY MR-. AND MRS. J. HOBART WlliSON fOR DAMAGES ALLEGEDLY SUSTAINED DUR- I-
I ING THE HEAVY STORMS Of DECEMBER 1955 - A LETTER FROM MR. RICHARD BRYSON IN
BEHALF OF HIS CLIENTS, MR. AND MRS. J. HOBART WILSON, ASKING pAYMENT OF $1700 ,
I FOR ALLEGED FLOOD DAMAGES ,SUSTAINED IN DECEMBER ,1955 WAS READ TOT~E ,COMMITTEE. I
I A REPORT BY THE 01 RECTOR OF ,PUBL I C WORKS ON THE 51 TUAT ION WI TH REFERENCE TO
I STORM SEWERS, SANITA~Y SEWERS, STORM DRAINS ANb OTHER ~ACTORS WAS ALSO PRE-
I SENTED TO THE COMMITTEE AS WERE MAPS SHOWING ,DRIVEWAY LOCATIONS AND THEIR
I PROXIMITY TO STREET GRADES. IT WAS FURTHER EXPLAINED THAT MR. WILSON'S PRO-
I ~ERTY IS CONSIDERABLY,BELOW THE E~EVATIO~ OF THE STREET, AND THAT T~E DECE~- l
1 BER 1955 RAINFALL WAS EXTREMELY HEAVY WHICH HAD OCCASIONED CERTAIN SLIDES
1-' . -' ' . .
i IN THE AREA WHICH CONCEIVABLY COULD HAVE ADDED TO THE POSSiBILITY Of WATER
j FLOWING THROUGH THE ,WILSON ,PROPERT,Y. THE COMMITTEE ,DISCUSSED THE,LIABILITY
I OF THE CITY AND I T WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE REQUEST fOR DAMAGES BE DEN lED. I'
I IT WAS MOVED BY MR~ BRIGGS SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE REPORT Of THE COM-
I MITTEE BE APPROVED: MOTION CARRIED. ' !
1 10. REQUEST BY JOHN J. PORTZ TO LEASE AN AREA FOR THREE PLA~HANGARS WITH AN OP- I
Ii TION F.OR 90 .DA.YS, FOR. THREE. ADDITIONAL HAN,.GA.RS ON PROPERTY AT. MAHLON-SW.EET I
_ AIRPORT,-, IT ~AS EXPLA~~ED.THAT ~R. PO~TZ ~AD REQUESTED ~E BE ALLOWED ~O t ~
LEASE GROUNq AREA TO BU I LD H,ANGARS AT MAHLON-:SWEET A I RPOR,T UNDER A LEA,SE I A; ..
I AGREEMENT COMPARAI3LE ,=TO THAT ~REV'IO,USLY APPROYED rOR' THE EATON-YOUN~ LUMBER I'" .'
I COMPANY WH I CH ,H,AD :NEVER, BEE":' .cONSUMMATE;D.. IT, WAS Fl;JRTBER EXPLA I NED T~AT i
i M~,. PORTZ ,DESIRED TO BUILD A MULTIPLE T TYPE ,HA~GAR IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE I
I PLANS OF THE EXISTING HANGAR ON THE FIELD, AND THAT HE WISHED TO COMMENCE
CONSTRUCT i ~N ~S SI:>ON AS POSS I'BLE. -THE COMM I'TTEE RECOMMENDED THA'T THE. RE-
I QU~ST BE GR~NTED AND THAT THE LEASE BE .ENTERED INTO.
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I I T WAS MOVED BY MR. SH I SLER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE REPORT OF THE COM- ·
j MITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
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I A PERMANENT REPORT O~ THE PLANNIN~ COMMISSION M~ETING HELD ON NOVEMBER 5, 1957 - RE: VARIOUS RE-
I ~ONtNG REQUESTS WAS SUBMITTE~ ANb READ AS FOLLOWS:
j "As A PERMANENT REPORT, PURSUANT TO THE RESOL UT ION OF THE COMMON COUNC I L OF THE I
II CITY or 'EUGENE, DIREC~~NG THE CITY PLANNING C~MMISSION TO HOLD A HEARING AND PRE-
PARE A R~PORT UPON THE FOLLOWING REQUESTS FOR REZONING AND VARIANCES TO ZONING
I THE PLANNING COMMisSION HEREBY ADOPTS AS ITS PERMANENT REPORT THE FOLLOWING: I
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BE APPROVED:
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I E. A. NICHOLSON - SWCORNER OF 24TH PLACE AND WILLAMETTE STREET
I LOTS AND 2, BLOCK 7, MELROSE ADDITION
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Ii REQUESTS CHANGE FROM R-I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO C-3P COMMERCIAL
II AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOWING REQUES~ FOR A
I VARIANCE TO R-3 CLASSIFICATION BE APPROVED TO ALLOW AN~ART CENTER WITH ART
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:1 CLASS INSTRUCTION:
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I CLARA F. YOUNG - 531 13TH AVENUE WEST I,
:1 LOT 9, BLOCK 14, ELIAS STEWART'S ADDITION, EXCEPTING A PORTION
I II
i THEREOF 30' X 3D' ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER Of SAID LOT 9
:1
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AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE fOLLOWING REQUESTS fOR RE- I
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e- II ZONING BE DEN~ED:
I
Ij Roy CROWE I
ALL LOTS OR PARCELS OF REAL PROPERTY FRONTING, TOUCHING OR ABUT.TING , I
I" ON BOTH SIDES Of 18TH AVENUE WEST, COMMENCING AT THE WEST INTERSEC- ,i
I] TION Of 18TH AVENUE AND CHAMBERS STREET; PROCEEDING THENCE WEST ALONG
1'/ 18TH AVENUE TO GARfiELD STREET, AND INCLUDING ALL LOTS OR PARCELS Of
I'
I I; REAL PROPERTY LOCATED ON ALL fOUR CORNERS OR PARCELS Of REAL PROPERTY
I; FRONTING, TOUCHING OR ABUTTING ON GARFIELD STREET, COMMENCING AT THE Ii
Iii INTERSECTION Of GARfiELD AND 18TH AVENUE AND RUNNING THENCE NORTH TO I
THE AMAZON SLOUGH, ALL LOCATED IN THE CITY Of EUGENE, COUNTY Of LANE, I
I
n STATE Of OREGON. t
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Ii REQUESTS CHANGE OF ZONE fROM RA OUTER RESIDENTIAL TO C-I LIMITED I
,
~ COMMERCIAL I
RECOMMENDATION Of PLANNING COMMISSION ,I
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II LOTS 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, BLOCK 2, LIZZIE LUCKEY ADDITLON I
I
1\ LOCATED ON WEST SIDE Of WILLAMETTE STREET BETWEEN 18TH AND 19TH 1\
SOUTH Of THE C~3P .ZON~ I
I
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, REQUEST CHANGE fROM CR COMMERCIAL RESIDENTIAL TO C-3P j
I 'j
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'I
Ii THIS MATTER REfERRED BACK TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION WAS ACTED UPON I
I BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION ON AUGUST 6 WITH A RECOMMENDATION THAT I
I I
THE AREA BE RETAINED AS A CR DISTRICT. INADVERTENTLY THIS ACTION WAS 'I
I I
I LEfT OUT Of THE PLANNING COMMISSION'S PERMANENT REPORT. .SINCE THAT
I
! DATE THREE NEW MEMBERS HAVE BEEN APPOINTED TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION !
I AND THEREfORE THE ACTING SECRETARY REQUESTED THAT THE NEWLY CONSTI- I
I I
! TUTED COMMISSION CONSIDER THE MATTER.
! I
I
I " AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE fOLLOWING REQUEST ,FOR A I
, I
I ' VARIANCE TO THE RA ZONE TO REMODEL SINGLE FAMILY HOUSE FOR A DUPLEX BE
DE N I E Dr:' : I
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j MACK J. THOMPSON - 2915 PEARL STREET I
iI LOT 2, BLOCK 3, CRESTVIEW ADDITION
,
, REQUESTS VARIANCE TO RA ZONE TO ADD KITCHEN AND REMODEL SINGLE
I 1
'I FAMILY DWELLING INTO A DUPLEX."
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\ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE REPORT Of THE PLANNING COMMISSION I
I r
BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON fiLE SINCE ACTION WAS TAKEN ON THE COMMITTEE REPORT Of NOVEMBER 8, 1957 i
Ii WHICH COVERED ITEMS IN THE PERMANENT REPORT Of THE PLANNING COMMISSION. Mor I ON CARIl/,1 ED. i
I
1\ PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS I
11 ,I
I AN APPLICATION FOR ROOMING HOUSE LICENSE WAS SUBMITTED BY L. O. CARLSON, DBA MILLS MOTEL, 568 i
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,I WEST 7TH (NEW OWNERSHIP), AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE, FI.RE, BUILDING AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS. I
,I 1
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" IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE APPLICATION BE APPROVED.
"i MOTION
l CARRIED. j
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211 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS fOR LIQUOR LICENSES WERE SUBMITTED AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE DEPART- !i
'1 MENT: I
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'I CLASS A DISPENSERS LICENSE (DA)
I I
1 TINO'S SPAGHETTI Ho USE, 1491 W,LLAMETTE STREET - SAMUEL J. AND MARY TINO (GREATER PRIVILEGE)
I
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" IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE APPLICATION
,I I
,I BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. ,I
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PACKAGE STORE: CLASS A (Pt~ I
NINETEENTH STREET GROCERY, 1490 EAST 19TH AVENUE - DONALD G. AND JEANNETTE L. BROOKE
, MILLER'S GROCERY, 1065 EAST 20TH AVENUE - SYDNEY MILLER
FOODLAND MARKET, 661 EAST 19TH AVENUE - WILLIAM A. AND THELMA H. KERNUTT
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT APPROVAL Of THE
II APPLICATIONS BE ~ELO UP UNTIL ACTION ON THE DRY ZONE CAN BE DETERMINED
I BY CONSULTATION BETWEEN UNIVERSITY Of OREGON OffiCIALS AND THE COUNCIL.
MOT ION DEfEATED..
! IT WAS MOVED BY MR. LINDEEN SECONDED BY MR. BRIGGS THAT THE APP~ICATIONS
I BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. I
I
I PACKAGE STORE CLASS B (PB)
! SAfEWAY STORES, INC., #190, 1840 EAST 13TH A VENUE I
STOP N SHOP MARKET, 2480 ALDER STREET - WILLIAM W. STUART (GREATER PRIVILEGE)
I
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. 1I NOEEN THAT THU,APPL ICAT.' ON e
II By"SAFH/AY3STORflS,N.ll;;)UQp, l?!190~Pf.OREF?ACK:AGEiS:rORE.ClASS B (PB)BE DENIED,
BUT THAT AN APPLICATION fOR PACKAGE STORE CLASS A (PA) BE APPROVED.
tvfOT\J'ON ;CARR;I'ED'~ H'"'. I L.;'}~Tt:;/~N SECOi"iDED GY i\'1;~. L I ::L,El::N
I IT WAS MOVED BY MR; SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT -THE APPLICATION
I
SUBMITTED BY STOP N SHOP BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
I 1 THE fOLLOWING APP~ICATIONS fOR RENEWAL Of LIQUOR LICENSES WERE SUBMITTED AS APPROVED BY THE I
I POLICE DEPARTMENT:
I RETAIL MALT BEVERAGE CLASS A (RMBA)
I THE GABLE TAVERN, 2841 W~LLAMETTE STREET - FREDA V. BAIRD
I
I THE PADDOCK TAVERN, 3333 HILYARD STREET - WAYNE LESTER JOHNSON
JACK'S TAVERN, 24 WEST 8TH AVENUE - JOHN G. AND KATHERINE RUNGE
I OASIS TAVERN, 89 WEST 8TH AVENUE - BENJAMIN G. SNYDER
I
1 CLUB CIGAR STORE, 814 W,LLAMETTE STREET - TAD AND MAUDE LUCKEY AND LUCINDA_CAL~ISON
I ACE TAVERN, 746 PARK STREET - NEVA MARIE WESTGATE
I
I ;
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE APPLICATIONS
I BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
,
1
1 RESTAURANT A (RA)
I TINO'S SPAGHETTI HOUSE, "49~ WILLAMETTE STREET - SAM J. AND MARY :G. TINO
I MORENO'S MEX I CAN- KITCHEN;, 191 EAST 8TH AVENUE - TED EDMUNDS MARINEAU
I I
! I
I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR., HARTMAN THAT THE AP-PL I CAT IONS
I BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
I PACKAGE STORE CLASS A (PA)
!
I BECRAfT & NASON MARKET, n085 WEST 4TH AVENUE - JAMES T. BECRAfT
I I
i EAST BROADWAY MARKET, 125 EAST BROADWAY - ADRIAN ELDON AND NINA BELLE KRAAL
I MARK'S MARKET, 495 WEST OTH AVENUE - MARK W.ANDEDNA E. -SMITH . ,
ASH & SON GROCERY, 795 WEST 8TH AVENUE - JESSE W. AND JESSE F. ASH
HOLM'S MARKET, 1101 WEST 8TH AVENUE - ALfRED AND MILDRED HOLM
i LAWRENCE STREET GROCERY , 395 WEST 11TH AVENUE - STEPHEN E.AND IOLA E. McMILLAN
I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE APPLICAT~ONS
I
I BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
! PACKAGE STORE CLASS B (Pfll e
I
BOB'S SUPERETTE, 595 EAST 13TH AVENUE - ROBERT J. HAYES, JR..
I JACK'S TAVERN, 24 WEST 8TH AVENUE - JOHN G. AND KATHERINE RUNGE
:
t WICK'S MARKET, 2498 W,LLAMETTE STREET - ARTHUR A. WICK
I
I IRISH & SWARTZ No. 3, 777 WEST 6THAvE~UE - IRISH c!< SWARTZ, INC.
" " NO.4, 1960 FRANKLIN BLVD. - " "
" " NO.5, 2409 WILLAMETTE ST. - " "
I
I " " No. 6, -1597 WEST 11TH AVE. " "
-
I 29TH STREET SUPER MART, 2890 W,LLAMETTE STREET - V. A. ROMAINE AND FRED RATH
I SAFEWAY STORE #288, 1:45 EAST 18TH AVENUE - SAFEWAY STORES, INC.
! II II #161,219 \vEST BROADWAY- " "
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" " " " "
I #234, 849 \vEST 6TH AVENUE -
I
I CLUB CIGAR STbRE, 814 WILLAMETTE STREET - TAD AND MAUDE LUCKEY AND LUCfNDA CALLISON
.1
., ACE TAVERN, 746 PARK STREET - NEVA MARIE WESTGATE
,
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE. APPLICATIONS I
BE APP-ROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
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I CLASS B DISPENSERS (DB)
I SAHARA CLUB, 159 EAST BROADWAY - SIDNEY I. FREDRICKSON
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1 OSBURN HOTEL, 191 EAST 8TH AVENUE - JOE EARLY AND ANNE E. AND JOHN H. BROWNSON
" Foo's, 764 W,LLAMETTE STREET - FRANK T. YOK
I
;\ EUGENE HOTEL, 222 EAST BROADWAY - EUGENE -HOTEL CO.
,
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I
j IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE APPLICATION~
1 BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. I
\
I: C DISPENSERS (DCC)( 1000 OR MORE MEMBERS) I
,I i
! FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES, EUGENE AERIE 275, 525 WiLLAMETTE STREET ,
I
I C DISPENSERS (DCA)(LESS THAN 500 MEMBERS) j
I
TOWN CLUB OF EUGENE, 222 EAST BROADWAY - TOWN CLUB OF EUGENE, INC. 1
I VETERAN'S MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION OF EUGENE, INC., 1626 W,LLAMETTE STREET I
I I
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I CLUB (CA)(LESS THAN 500 MEMBERS) ,
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1,1 VETERAN'S MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION OF EUGENE, INC., 1626 W,LLAMETTE STREET I
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" MASTER LOCKER (MLA)(LESSTHAN 500 MEMBERS)
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" VETERAN'S MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION OF EUGENE, INC;, 1626 WILLAMETTE STREET
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l RETAIL MALT BEVERAGE CLASS B (RMBB)
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I ... BEV'S BAR8ECUE, 1900 WEST 6TH AVENUE - ROWLAND H. BEVANS AND CORYDON H. JENSEN I
I; EOGENE RECREATION, 1025 WILLAMETTE STREET - GEORGE F. AND MARY H. SCHAEFERS
I I
" SNAPPY SERVICE CAFE #3, 453 W,LLAMETTE STREET - K. ERNEST MYERS i
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'I CLASS A DISPENSERS (DA) I
'i! BRANDING IRON, 579 EAST BROADWAY - D-LEE, INC. I
I
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I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE APPLICATIONS
, ;
I BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
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!
\
i
I ! REQUEST FOR THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS ON BEHALF OF THE CITY TO SIGN AN AGREEMENT WITH THE PACIFIC
I POWER AND LIGHT COMPANY TO REMOVE AN OBSTRUCTION CONSI~TING OF A POWER LIN~ AND POLES WITHIN THE
I NORTH CLEAR ZONE OF THE-MAIN RUNWAY AT MAHLON~SWEET AIRPORT.
!
i IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS BE AUTHORIZED
I
I TO EXECUTE THE ABOVE DOCUMENT. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED.
I
I
2 Ii COMMUNICATION DATED NOVEMBER 5, 1957 FROM OREGON STATE SANITARY AUTHORITY - RE: PACIFIC NORTHWEST
Ii SEWAGE AND INDUSTRIAL WASTES ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
I "THE 24TH ANNUEAL CONFERENCE OF THE PACIFIC NORTHWisT SEWAGE AND INDUSTRIAL
1
, WASTES ASSOCIATION HELD AT SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, ON OCTOBER 24, 25 AND 26 WAS AN
I
;1
i OUTSTANDING SUCCESS THANKS TO THE PARTICIPATION OF MR. WILLIAM A. NEWELL AND
I THE OTHER SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT OPERATORS FROM THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST. THERE
Ii
I II WERE OVER 275 MEMBERS IN ATTENDANCE AT THIS MEETING REPRESENTING CONSULTING
,I ENGINEERS, SEWAGE TREATMENT MANUFACTURERS AND SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT' OPERATORS'_;
g
h AS WELL AS STATE REGULATORY PERSONNEL.
I)
Ii ONE HI~HLIGHT OF THIS YEAR'S CdNFERENCE WAS THE AWARDING OF A CERTIFICATE
! OF MERIT FOR AN OPERATION REPORT SUBMITTED BY WILLIAM LOFTIN OF THE CITY OF
, GRESHAM. THE AWARDING OF THE CERTIFICATE OF MERIT TO MR. LOFTIN WAS THE FIRST
,I
,I TIME THAT THIS AWARD HAS BEEN GRANTED AN OREGON OPERATOR. ANOTHER REPORT SUB-
!i
e f MITTED BY WILLIAM A. NEWELL, SUPERINTENDENT OF YOUR SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT,
II RECEIVED HONORABLE MENTION IN ITS GROUP CLASSIFICATION OF CITIES OVER 25,000.
I'
I"
,:!
': WE WERE MOST PLEASED TO FINO MR. NEWELL PRESENT AT THIS CONFERENCE AND
" WISH TO THANK YOU FOR MAKING HIS ATTENDANCE POSSIBLE."
I
I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND
I PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED.
,i
3 " COMMUNICATION DATED NOVEMBER 7, 1957 FROM SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY - RE: REQUESTING FRANCHISE
I
I AUTHORITY TO CONSTRUCT DRILL TRACK AND TURNOUT TRACK ACROSS 7TH PLACE WEST WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS
i FOLLOWS:
;~
I' "I AM ATTACHING THREE PRINTS OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY'S DRAWING A-1546,
,I DATED OCTOBER 29, 1957, ILLUSTRATING INDUSTRIAL TRACKAGE BEING CONSTRUCTED
Ii ACROSS THE EXTREME WESTERLY END OF 7TH PLACE WEST. ONE TRACK IS THE MAIN IN- I
I I, DUSTRIAL LEAD OR DRILL TRACK SERVING THE PROPERTY BEING DEVELOPED BY EUGENE
F INOUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION AND THE SECOND TRACK IS A TURN-OUT FROM
I THE MAIN LEAD TRACK.
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, UPON CHECKING THE PLAT OF EUGENE INDUSTRIAL TRACTS RECENTLY WE DISCOVERED I
,
.I THAT 7TH PLACE WEST EXTENDS WESTERLY BEYOND ~CKINLEY STREET TO A POINT APPROXI- I
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f MATELY IN THE CENTER LINE OF OUR COMPANY'S MAIN LEAD. SOUTHERN PACIFIC COMPANY
ii HEREBY MAKES APPLICATION TO THE CITY OF EUGENE FOR!tRANC~ISE AUTHORITY COVERING \
,I
'I! THE CONSTRUCTION AND LOCATION Of THE TWO TRACKS ALONG THE EXTREME WESTERLY END
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I Of THIS STREET. ,I
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FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF THE MAYOR AND THE COUNCIL I AM ATTACHING THREE I
I COPIES OF PROPOSED DRAFT OF ORDINANCE WHICH FOLLOWS THE FORM OF OTHER ORDI-
I NANCES RECENTLY PASSED BY THEM FOR SIMILAR PURPOSES. IF OUR APPLICATION RE-
I CEIVES FAVORABLE CONSIDERATION, I WOULD APPRECIATE RECEIVING A CERTIFIED
I COpy OF THE NEW ORDINANCE FOR MY RECORDS."
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I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED.
I! COMMUNICATION DATED NOVEMBER 8, 1957 FROM BYRON L. MILLER - RE: REQUESTING CONSIDERATION OF ORDI- I
I NANCE PLACING RESPONSIBILITY FOR CONTROL OF POISON OAK ON PROPERTY HOLDERS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS
.1 II
I FOLLOWS:
i "I WISH TO REQUEST CONSIDERATION OF AN ORDINANCE REQUIRING THAT SOMETHING
I I
I BE DONE TO PROTECT INNOCENT 'YOUNGSTERS FROM THE HORRIBLE AGONIES THAT COME
I
FROM POISON OAK, AND SURELY THERE ISN'T ONE OF YOU THAT DOESN'T KNOW JUST HOW
PITIFUL IT CAN BE IN ITS SERIOUS INFECTIONS ON THE FACE. e
I
I THIS MATTER HAS BECOME A BURNING CONVICTION WITH ME AS THE RESULT ea ONE
I OF MY BOYS GETTING ONE OF THE MOST SEVERE CASES OF POISON OAK RECENTLYTHAT'I
I HAVE EVER SEEN. HIS INFEctioN CAME FROM INNOCENT WANDERINGS THROUGH VACANT I
I LOT ON THE WAY HOME FROM WILLARD SCHOOL. Now HE KNOWS THAT IS MOST ELIGIBLE
FOR THE DIRTY STUFF WHEN HE IS IN CONTACT WITH IT. HE IS OLD ENOUGH TO RECOG- I
NIZE IT WHEN IT is IN LEAF SEASON. HE IS OLD ENOUGH TO READ AND OBEY SIGNS. I
BUT AT THIS TIMEOt YEAR, AND FoR ffiHE NEXT ~~VERAL MONTHS, I
HUNDREDS OF SCHOOL I
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1 AGE YOUNGSTERS WILL HAVE THE SAME THING AHPPEN TO THEM RIGHT IN THE CITY LIMITS.
I
I MY CONTENTION IS THAT IT SHOULD BE A MATTER OF LA~~UL REQUIREMENT THAT ONE I
,
I OR ALL OF THE FOLLOWING MUST BE THE RESPONSIBILITY OF ~~bPERTY OWNERS:
, A. PLAINLY 'VISI~LE SIGNS WARNING PEOPLE THAT POISON OAK IS I
I GROWING ON THE PREMISES.
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1 B. REQUIRED SPRAYING DURING SUMMER MONTHS TO KILL ALL POISON.OAK. I
I I
I C. IF SUCH NOT DONE BY OWNER, ON COMPLAINT FROM OTHER RESIDENTS, I
1
I SUCH WOU(D 'BE DONE BY ~HE CITY AND THE PROPERTY ASSESSED THE'
i CHARGES.
D. CITY UN-IMPROVED STREET RIGHT-OF-WAYS SHOULD CARRY THE SAME
REQUIREMENTS.
I YOUR CONSIDERATION WILL BE APPRECIATED."
I
!
I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE
I PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED.
I
I ORDINANCES
I
I
21 ,......- COUNCIL BILL 4261 - Rt: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAV'NG~FERRY STREET FROM 40TH AVENUE TO 41ST AVE-
NUE AND 41ST AVE~UE FROM PEARL 'STREET TO FERRY STREET W~S'SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. I
I
,I IT WAS MO~ED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND PROPER NOTICE
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Ii OF ASSESSMENT GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED.
I ' ,
I V COUNCIL BILL 4262 -Rt: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING CEDAR STREET' FROM CLARK AVENUE TO CHESHIRE
3 I
I AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND R~ADTHE FIRST TiME I'N FULL.
I
I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDEq BY MR. HARTMAN 'THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER AND PROPER NOTICE -
I
I OF ASSESSMENT GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED.
I
I I
41 {/ COUNCIL BILL 4263 - RE: LEVYiNG 'ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING FERRY STREET FROM 31ST TO 32ND AVENUE WAS
j SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. ,
j
I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER'SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILL'BE LAID OVER AND PROPER NOTICE
! OF ASSESSMENT GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED.
51
Ijr/ COUNCIL BILL 4264 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING ALLEY BETWEEN 9TH AND 10TH AVENUES FROM
I LINCOLN STREET TO LAWRENCE STREET'WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL.
I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILL BE LAID OVER A~D PROPER NOTICE
61 OF ASSESSMENT GIVEN AFFtCTtD PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTlON CARR I ED. '
COUNCIL BILL 4265 - RE: DECLARING TO BE ANNEXED NORTH 44 FEET OF EAST 1/2 OF'LoT2, GREENACRES
, ADDITION, (LUXFORD) WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. I
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUN-
I elL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL
WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY'COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY;
I IT WAS MOVED By'MR.' SHEARER SECONDED'BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE
I READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED
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I UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. -
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: PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, ~HEiBtLL~WA$EDECLARED PASSED AND NUM- I
,I BERED 11147. I
I COUNCIL BILL 4266 - RE: ANNEXING NORTH 44 fEET Of EAST 1/2 Of LOT 2, GREENACRES ADDITION (LUXFORD) I
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Ii IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY I
I! COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of THE COUNCIL: MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE I
lj BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. ,
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UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. I
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COUNCIL BILL 4267 - RE: REZONING SOUTHWEST CORNER Of 24TH PLACE AND W,LLAMETTE STREET TO C-3P I
(NICHOLSON) WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN fULL. I
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,! BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. I
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RESOLUTIONS 1
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RESOLUTION - RE: AfFIRMING CITY PARTICIPATION IN AMAZON CHANNEL PROJECT BETWEEN CHARNEL TON STREET
AND 33RD AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOL~OWS:
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i: "To THE SECRETARY OF THE ARMY, UNiTED STATES OF AMERICA:
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, BE IT KNOWN, THAT WE, THE UNDERSIGNED'MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL Of THE
i CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON, IN A REGULAR MEETING CONVENED THIS 12TH DAY OF NOVEM-
~ BER, 1957, DO HEREBY AffiRM THAT:
I WHEREAS, THE CITY OF EUGENE IS ORGANIZED AND EXISTING UNDER THE LAWS OF
II THE STATE OF OREGON,' HAVING REGULARLY E'IGHT MEMBERS Of THE CITY COUNCIL WHO
I HAVE THE POWER AND AUTHORITY TO COOPERATE WITH THE UNITED STATES AND TO fUR-
i NISH THE REQUIRED ASSURANCES OF LOCAL COOPERATION CONTEMPLATED HEREIN, AND
WHEREAS, THE UNITED STATES, THROUGH THE DISTRICT ENGINEER, CORPS Of
tl ENGINEERS, DEPARTMENT Of THE ARMY, HAS MADE GENERAL PLANS fOR CHANNEL IM-
PROVEMENT WORK ON THE AMAZON CREEK BETWEEN CHARNEL TON STREET AND 33RD AVENUE,
I! IN THE CITY OF EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, STATE Of OREGON AND IN ACCORDANCE WITH
THE RECOMMENDATIONS Of THE CHIEF OF ENGINEERS IN SENATE DOCUMENT No. 131,
e Ii 83RD CONGRESS, 2ND SESSION IN THE FLOOD CONTROL ACT Of 1954.
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II 'WHEREAS, WE WISH TO EXPRESS OUR UNQUALIFIED APPROVAL OF THE ABOVE WORK,
)11, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON AND THE PROPERTY HOLDERS AD-
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PROVIDE WITHOUT COST TO THE UNITED STATES; ALL LANDS, EASEMENTS, . I
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CONSTRUCT ALL NECESSARY BRIDGES, AND MAKE AL~ NECESSARY UTILITY I
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II WITH REGULATIONS PRESCRIBED BY THE SECRETARY OF THE ARMYj ,1
I) (0 ) CONTRIBUTE TOWARD THE COST OF CONSTRUCTION OF THE WORK IN THE I
CITY OF EUGENE A SUM EQUAL TO I
11.5 PERCENT OF THE TOTAL CONSTRUC- 1
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THAT, THIS RESOLUTION SH~LL BE INCORPORATED IN THE MINUTES OF THIS MEETING I
AND A COPY THEREOF BE S~NT TO THE DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY'. it' -.
I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED.
III RESOLUTION - RE: VARIANCE TO ALLOW ART CENTER AND ART CLASS INSTRUCTION AT 531 WEST 13TH AVENUE IN
R-:3 ZONE (CLARA F. YOUNG) WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
"WHEREAS, CLARA F. YOUNG, HAS REQUESTED A VARIANCE TO R-3 ZONE CLASSIFICATION
I TO ALLOW THE EUGENE 'ART CENTER, AN OREGON NON-PROFIT CORPORATION, TO CONDUCT ART
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I LOT 9; BLOCK 14, ELIAS STEWART'S ADDiTION, 'EXCEPT A PORTION
I THEREOF 30' X 3D' ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF SAID LOT 9.
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, AND WHEREAS, THE EUGENE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION, AFTER A PUBLIC HEARING, e
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I AND WHEREAS; THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF:EUGE~E, AFTER INSPECTION OF: I
I THE PROPERTY AND DUE DELIBERATION, CONSIDERS THE REQUEST REASONABLE.
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I VARIANCE TO SAID CLARA F. YOUNG FOR THE EUGENE ART CENTER, TO OCCUpy AND CON-
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I IT W~S MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. I
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21 RESOLUTION - RE: SYMPATHY AND CONDOLENCES TO FAMILY OF LARRY P. WATSON WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS
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I "WHEREAS, LARRY P. WATSON HAS FOR MANY YEARS UNSELFISHLY DEVOTED HIS TIME
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I THE CITY OF EUGENE ~ROM THE ~TH OF JANUARY, 1951 ~NTIL THE TIME OF HIS DEATH
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I ON THE 4TH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1957; AND
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i TO GIVE PUBLIC AND PERMANENT RECOGNITION OF ITS APPRECIATION FOR THE WORK I
I PERFORMED BY MR. ,WATSON, AND ITS RECOGNITION OF THE GREAT LOSS WHICH THE
I CITY HAS SUSTAINED AS A RESULT OF HIS DEATH; I
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF I
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EUGENE THAT THE SYMPATHY AND CONDOLENCES OF THE CITIZENS AND COUNCILMEN TO I
11 THE FAMILY OF LARRY P. WATSON, UPON HIS DEATH, BE AND IT IS HEREBY PUBLICLY I
EXPRESSED. I I
I BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT THE GREAT CONTRIBUTION TO CITY GOVERNMENT
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AND CIVIC AFFAIRS MADE BY LARRY P. WATSON BE AND IT IS HEREBY OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AND THE APPRECIATION AND GRA:rIT~DE OF THE CITY OF EUGENE FOR THE
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I THE OFFICIAL AND PERMANENT RECORDS OF THE CITY OF EUGENE."
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3: RESOLUTION - RE: STARTING CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS FOR EASEMENT FOR TRANSMISSION LINE ACROSS PRO-
! PERTY OF MARTIN E. AND EDNA R. HILL, 1675 AUGUSTA STREET, WAS SUBMIT[ED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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j TO THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE;
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I BE IT.R~SOLVEpBY THE MAYOR AND CO~MON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE,
1 THAT AN EASE~ENT'OVER A PARCEL Of LAND CONTAINING APPRO~IMATELY 2150 SQUARE
i FEET, BELONGING TO MARTIN E. HILL AND EDNA R. HILL AND LOCATED AT 1675 AUGUSTA
I STREET IN EUGENE, OREGON, MORE PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS:
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i MARTIN E. HILL AND EDNA R. HILL, AS RECORDED IN VOLUME 283, PAGE 609
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i OF LANE COUN,TY OREGON DEED RECORDS, LYING EASTERLY FROM A LINE PARA- I'
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I CORNER OF SEC. 33, T. 17 S., R. 3 W., W.M., SAID POINT BEING THE
j CENTER OF A TRANSMISSION LINE TOWER TO BE CONSTRUCTED, AND RUNNING I
I THENCE S. 20020' E. APPROXIMATELY 132 FEET TO A POINT ON THE
I GRANTORS' NORTHERLY PROPERTY LINE AND CONTINUING THENCE S. 20020 ' I
Ii E. . APPROX IMA.T,EL Y 65 FEET TO A PO I NT ON THE. GRANTORS' SOUTHERLY I
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.1 CL~RED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY O~ ~~GENE TO BE ~ECESSARY FOR THE USE
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I' OF THE CITY OF EUGENE FOR A RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR~OVERHEAD ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION i
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:1 TO INSTITUTE PROCEEDINGS IN EMINENT DOMAI,N ,FOR THE CONDEMNATION OF SAID i
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I THE SUM OF $1,000.00 IN FULL PAYMENT FOR SAID EASEMENT.~
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