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Home My WebLink About02/10/1958 Meeting e 91~ 2/10/58 I e I I e I e I, I', COUNCIL CHAMBER EUGENE, OREGON FEBRUARY JO, .958 THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL'OF THE CITY OF EUGENE WAS HELD ON FEBRUARY 10, 1958 AT 7:30 PM IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER. THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY HIS HONOR, MAYOR J. J. MCGINTY, WITH THE FOLLOWING COUNCILMEN PRESENT: MR. SHEA~ER, MR. HARTMAN, MR. Sij,ISLER, MR. EDMUNDS, MRS. LAURIS (ARRIVED AT 7:38 PM), MR. LII'-!DEEN AND MR. MOLt'!OLM. " , " r . 'i f I II :1 I I I il I , i I , I I i I I j I II rI THE MINUTES OF THE ADJOURNED MEETING OF JANUARY 27; 1958, AS MAILED TO MEMBERS OF T~ COUNCIL, WERE APPROVED. INTRODUCTION OF NEW BUSINESS , ,I 11 II !1 II II ;, It 2!1 r ,I II II Ii il n ~'l Ii Ii Ii II ii II II Ii !~ "It 'I 11 Ii I! !: 3 ii I: I' ,I It I' I! COUNCILMAN LINDEEN STATED HE HAD RECEIVED A NUMBER OF CALLS REGARDING THE NECESSITY OF PAVING WEST 2ND AVENUE FROM APPROXIMATELY POLK TO GARFIELD STREET. AFTER SOME DISCUSSION IT WAS MOVED BY MR. LINDEEN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE MATTER REGARDING THE POSSIBILITY OF PAVING WEST 2ND AVENUE FROM APPROXIMATELY POLK TO GARFIELD STREET BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE FOR DIS- CUSSION. MOTION CARRIED. MRS. LAURIS ENTERED THE MEETING AT THIS POINT. COUNCILMAN SHISLER PRESENTED THE NAMES OF THREE CANDIDATES FOR THE VACANT COUNCIL POSITION IN WARD 2; THESE WERE: GERALD HUFF, 1340,MILL STREET RAYMOND MCGAFFEY, 490 13TH AVENUE EAST SPENCER CARLSON, 1437 HILYARD STREET ~ ( IT WAS MOVED BY MR. 'EDMUNDS SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT A SECRET BALLOT BE TAKEN AND THAT A SIMPLE MAJORITY WOULD ELECT. MOTION CARRIED. A BALLOT WAS TAKEN WITH MR. HUFF RECEIVING THREE VOTES, MR. CARLSON, TWO VOTES, AND MR. MCGAFFEY, TWO VOTES. SINCE THERE WAS NO ONE CANDIDATE WITH A MAJORITY, NO ONE WAS DECLARED ELECTED FOR AP- POINTMENT. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. EDMUNDS SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT A PREFERENTIAL BALLOT BE TAKEN TO ELIMINATE ONE PERSON, AND THAT A BALLOT THEN BE CAST ON THE REMAINING TWO CANDIDATES WITH A SIMPLE MAJORITY TO ELECT. MOTION CARRIED. A PREFERENTIAL BALLOT WAS TAKEN AND SPENCER CARLSON'S NAME WAS STRICKEN ON THE BASI S OF THE BALLOT. THE TWO REMAINING CANDIDATES WERE THEN VOTED UPON WITH MR. RAYMOND MCGAFFEY RECEIVING THE MAJORITY VOTE. HE WAS DECLARED ELECTED TO FILL THE VACANT COUNCIL POSITION IN WARD 2 FOR AN AP- POINTIVE TERM TO EXPIRE ON JANUARY 4, 1959~ BILLS AGAINST THE VARIOUS CITY DEPARTMENTS FOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 1958 WERE SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: GENERAL FUND PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. PACIFIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION EUGENE HOSPITAL & CLINIC UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK STATE TAX COMMISSION DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. BLUE CROSS PLAN J. J. MCGINTY, MAYOR LANE HUMANE SOCIETY STATE INDUS[RIAL ACCIDENT' COMM. VERNER J. ADKISON AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSN. AL'S AUTO UPHOLSTERY AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSOCIATION AMERICAN STEEL & SUPPLY CO. ANDERSON BROS. TRUCK & EQUIPT. Co. ANESTHESIA SERVICE ApPLE TREE PRESS, ARCH'S MOTOR TUNE-UP ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS AUTO BODY & PAINT SUPPLY $ 1,108.84 4,402.18 '826.50 1,621.16 1,344.45 28.00 9,767. 10 243.75 1,835.60 224.75 473.55 139.40 18.75 100.00 750.00 992.51 47.36 10.00 56.00 18.00 215.13 7.50 20.00 2.00 54.60 4.95 1.72 .27 I, I' :1 11 Ii II j: Ii Ii Ii 11 II 1,; H II !I II I' :1 ii I' jl ,I ':1 :;'! j I! II ;j 1,1 AUTOMATIC FILE & INDEX Co. AUTOMATIC HEAT COMPANY THE AUTOMOTIVE INDEX BAKERS PHARMACY BARKER MOTORS, INC. BILLS' GARBAGE SERVICE BISHOP ELECTRIC BIl?HOP SIGNS BOEHNKE PRINTING CO. BRAD'S BODY & FENDER SERVICE F. K. BREWER SALES & SERVICE A. K. BRIGGS CO. BROOKS OFFICE MACHINES CHARLES BRUNING COMPANY, INC. STATE BUREAU OF LA80 R E. H. BURRELL BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CENTER BUTTERFIELD BROS. C & SELECTRIC GEORGE F. CAKE CO. CALIFORNIA BRUSH CO. CALLAGHAN & COMPANY CARLSON, HATTON & HAY, INC. CAROTHERS SHEET METAL CO. CARSON SAW SHOP CASCADE NATURAL GAS CORP. MARK CASTELLOE THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. $ 32.40 5.40 17.50 1.19 63.27 21.50 82.92 3.50 28.60 88.40 .65 14.00 22.05 5.40 12.50 13.22 27.50 30.00 51.00 68.20 669.76 30.00 29.72 13.83 1.25 125.76 4.85 142.59 , , I 'I Ii [! I i ~ r-92 2/10/58 ---~._._---~-- ------ --------- - ----~-_..- ------- -- -- ---.- - -- -- ----- ------ - --- - --~--- -- ---- -. - ~ - ~ - - - - .,..-.. ~ - -- e 2/10/58 -- ---- ---- -- ---- ----.----------. - - ------ CENTRAL HEATING CO. CENTRAL HEATING CO. CENTRAL SUPPLY CHAMPION FRICTioN COMPANY CHASE COMPANY LELAND N. CHRISTENSEN CLARY CORP. COEN SUPPLY CO. COLUMBIA EQUIPMENT CO. COMMERCIAL AUTO SUPPLY COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. , CONTINENTAL BAKING COMPANY THE COTTAGE GROVE SENTINEL CRESSEYS CUSTOM MEAT CO. DAVIDSON BAKING CO. DEMCO LIBRARY SUPPLIES DONALD C. DICKEY DOT DOTSONS DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INc. DOUBLE D PRINTING CO. EMPIRE CHAIN SAW CO. EOFF ELECTRIC CO. EUGENE AUTO Top SHOP EUGENE BLUE PRINT CO. EUGENE CANVAS PRODUCTS EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS CO. EUGENE FARMERS CREAMERY EUGENE FREEZING & STORAGE CO. EUGENE FRUIT GROWERS ASSN. EUGENE HARDWARE CO. EUGENE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS EUGENE MIRROR & GLASS CO. EUGENE OFFICE OUTFITTERS EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY EUGENE PLANING MILL EUGENE RADIATOR SERVICE EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL CO. EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. I I EUGENE WHOLESALE NURSERY , I FARMER BROS. RESTAURANT SERV I CE I FARWEST StEEL CO. RONALD A. FINDLAV,'MD J I FLOWERS UNLI M I TED j FRANK · S GARBAGE SERV ICE I W. P. FULLER & COMPANY ! DRS. FURRER, McM I LAN & PATTON I FYR-FYTER SALES & SERV I CE I I GANE BROTHERS & LANE, I NC. IE. G. GARDNER Co. I THE GARLOCK PACKING CO. I GAYLORD BROS., INC. , THE J. K. GILL COMPANY , GLASS SPRAY SERVICE I GODLOVE THE PLUMBER I JAMES B. GOOKEN ., GRAY'S FEED & SEED CO. I GUARD PUBL 1 SH I NG CO. I H. C. GUTHRIE I GEORGE A. HALTON CO. HAMILTON ELECTRIC HARLEY DAVIDSON SALES CO. HARR MOTOR SUPPLY LARRY HARRINGTON CO." INC. HEINKE WHOLESALERS HOWARD HERIDER HEWITTS MARKET HORN PRINTING COMPANY HOWARD COOPER CORP. HARRY W. HOWARD HYDROTEX INDUSTRIES INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTORS INDUSTRIAL AIR PRODUCTS CO. IRISH-McBROOM PACKING CO. INTL ASSN OF ELECTRICAL INSPECTORS IVERSON PAINTS, INC. JERRY'S SPECIALIZED SALES ~J ~ $ 64.46 49.88 5.95 5.14 1.00 3.36 16.20 .69 120.72 24.08 83.27 28.00 3.00 50.45 13.78 14.25 43.75 625.00 9.49 93.90 3.00 2.65 16. " 6.50 547.84 68.75 292.08 3.18 3.50 1.75' 5.34 89.36 4.98 100.00 25.25 13.49 11.60 718.00 888.71 8, 75 I . 43 54.53 26.75 126.26 13.;43 25.50 7.00 3.00 80.15 1151.80 12.25 2.55 3.19 44.90 12.90 1.50 15.00 1.20 13.50 16.45 189.20 21.04 109.40 10.99 14.85 22.22 97.61 98.41 301.94 24.10 70.00 322.50 2.35 35.18 34.70 6.00 6.68 10.00 6.26 34.38 JOHN'S GARBAGE SERVICE KEITH'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE KENDALL MOTOR CO. KOKE CHAPMAN CO. S. W. KRAUS CO. LAFFERTY PIONEER CORP. LANE COUNTY TITLE CO. LANE PARTS CO. LANE POULTRY FARMS, INC. LATHAM'S CARL J. LE I BEL, I NC . ALLINDLEY SHELL SERVICE STATION KAYE LOOMIS LOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE, INC. ED LORENCE CO., INC. McDANIEL LUMBER CO. RAND MCNALLY & COMPANY THE MACMILLAN CO., PUBLISHERS MACK TRUCKs, INC. MANERUD-HuNT I NGTON FUEL LCO. MARLEY SPORT SHOP E. W. 'MILLER GEORGE H. MILLER SHEET METAL WORKS MILLER METERS, INC. MONTGOMERY W~aD~& CO. F. MORTON PITT CO. MUNNELL & SHERRILL, INC. GEO. MYRMO & SONS NATION'S BUSINESS THE NATIONAL CASH REGISTER CO. MAYBELLE NELSON R. W. NISSEN NORTHWEST GROCERY CO. NORTHWEST INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY CO. NUDELMAN BROTHERS OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. ORCHARD AUTO PARTS CO. OREGON EGG PRODUCERS OREGON FRU I T CO. THE OREGON NEWS Co. OREGON SUPPLY CO. PACIFIC FRUIT & PRODUCE CO. PACIFIC INTERMOUNTAIN EXPRESS PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. PACKER SCOTT PEERLESS PACIFIC Co. PETTY CASH PITTSBURGH TESTING LABORATORY PLASTI-PRODUCTS'COMPANY PORTLAND FISH CO. DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. PROFESSIONAL ENGINEERS OF OREGON J. W. QUACKENBUSH & SON QUICK SERVICE LITHO ELLIS RACKLEFF RECORDAK CORP. HAL A. RENO RETREAD TIRE SHOP RICHFIELD OIL CORP. ROY A. ROE THEO ROOSEVELT JR. HIGH SCHOOL A. B. SCARLETT A~ B. SCARLETT GEORGE SCHAEFERS TIRE CO. SCHARPFS TWIN OAKS BLDRS SUPPLY CO. SEARS, ROEBUCK & COMPANY SHELTON TURNBULL FULLER, INC. THE SHERWIN WILLIAMS CO. SIMMONS CARBON COMPANY, INC. THE SIUSLAW OAR SMITH RADIO COMMUNICATION STANDARD FEED & SEED CO. STANDARD OIL OF CALIFORNIA STATE DEPT. OF MOTOR VEHICLES MRS. RAY STETLER TIDEWATER OIL COMPANY TIFFANY DAVIS TILLMAN & BOOTH, INC. $ I 2.05 55.55 502.73 151.51 3.95 108.00 50.00 4.93 3.75 35.00 33.02 7.04 6.50 394.50 20.18 36.87 45.00 2. I I 18.88 I 408.87 I', 6.76 12.20 I' 15.00 72.44 \ 166.72 3.17 I 22.73 I 114.33 ,I 18.00 I 5.80 I 3.20 II 9.75 31.56 I 12.10 205.95 59.58 2.06 78.30 3.75 574.03 94.99 9.07 7.87 950.23 73.29 5.99 i52. II 5.00 2.54 27.00 6,481 .39 56'1 .52 10.00 3.90 15.00 44.70 40.00 45.00 35.32 49.81 42.00 248.00 5.89 10.00 39.36 31.43 21.90 165.10 337.99 89.75 3.00 272.46 11.90 158.67 62.00 125.00 1,870.57 11.94 155~36 e I I e'::': II I - I :' " I' e __-_,_~~.____=..:.._._ ._~~___ _n~_-__- ____.._ .______~ ~.------- -"~- -----.---- ._~---,;:----~.---~:---.~~~- -- 93~ 2/10/58 ~~ : ~~I 948.66 ! 5.00 i 2.45 II 326.85 ! 65.60 250 . 93 I 1.40 I 138.00 il 10.68 " 21.58 II 84.45 :1 I I I I I,' 1 I ,546 .71 I ,485 .88 1,586.20 20 1.06 $ 6,000.00 I TIMBER TRACTOR CO. TOMMY'S PAINT POT TRAFFIC SAFETY SUPPLY CO. U. S. POSTMASTER VALLEY IRON &, STEEL CO. VALLEY PRINTING CO. VALLEY STATIONERY CO. F. M. VONApPEN JOHN WARREN HARDWARE, INC. WEST DISINFECTING CO. WEST SIDE AUTO GLASS WESTERN DRUG SUPPLY WENDALL WI CK $ 20 1.16 3.49 249.09 78.40 87.50 42.85 46.14 60.00 132.48 72.86 25.60 4.70 8.40 SPECIAL SEWER FUND e T. C. WILD ISH JESKE BROTHERS JESKE BROTHERS CITY OF EUGENE CITY or EUGENE I I ~ ",.- t,e' I e ;, 1 I ~l II I I , I I I, ~ i I, ~ I i I I, l , I I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHE CARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE ESTIMATES, AS SUBMITTEDRAND READ, /,1,,' BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER ITY OFfiCIALS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. OLLCALL VOTE. i ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. I I ! .' I I I ~I I tl ~ \ I I t, i I. I' I , I I , I , , , I I I t I I I $ 15, I I I .52 3,000.00 744.10 352.00 66.96 GENERAL DOG FUND HARRY L. CHA~ LANE CO. CLERK $ 93.90 GENERAL BOND INTEREST FUND DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. $ 7,245.00 WIGGINS COMPANY, INC. $ T. C. W,LDISH T. C. WILDISH WILL &, JOHNSON WILLAMETTE STATIONERS WILLAMETTE VALLEY PAPER CO. WILLIAMS BAKERY LEW WILLIAMS CHEVROLET CO. ROBERT WI LL I AM THE H. W. WILSON CO. WILSON'S ROYAL WHITE RABBITRY WYATT'S ZELLERBACH PAPER COMPANY DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT FUND T. C. WILDISH $ T. C. WI LD ISH T .C. WI LDI SH CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY GENERAL BOND PRINCIPAL FUND DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. AIRPORT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND PITTSBURGH TESTING LABORATORY $ 102.00 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILLS, AS SUBMITTED AND READ, BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFfICIALS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES WERE SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 2ND &, FINAL - SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN GARfiELD STREET AND WEST BOUNDARY OF INDUSTRIAL TRACTS fROM HIGHWAY 99 TO 11TH AVENUE 10TH - PAVING AND DRAINAGE MAHLON-SWEET AIRPORT 1~-~1 ~r ~ ! $ 871. II 630.71 REPORTS OF OFFICERS I 21 I . I I I I $ I ,50 I .82 A REPORT fROM THE CITY MANAGER - RE: MONTHLY DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS, IMPROVEMENTS, ETC., WAS SUB- MITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: "THE VALUE Of THE BUILDING PERMITS fOR THE MONTH OF JANUARY 1958 AMOUNTED TO ONLY $78,968 WHICH IS $244,957 LESS THA~ THE AMOUNT fOR THE SAME MONTH A YEAR AGO. THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED 42 ALARMS DURING JANUARY ~ITH AN ESTIMATED LOSS OF $5954 AGAINST 76 ALARMS WITH AN ESTIMATED LOSS OF $10,450 FOR THE SAME MONTH A YEAR AGO. THE AUTHORIZED STRENGTH OF THE FIRE DEPARTMENT FOR JANUARY WAS 76 MEN; ACTUAL STRENGTH WAS 76 MEN AND THE DRILL TIME AMOUNTED TO 203 HOURS. ON EACH Of YOUR DESKS YOU WILL fiND A COPY OF THE FIRE DE- PARTMENT'S ANNUAL REPORT FOR READING AT YOUR LEISURE. You WILL NOTE BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT~PORT, COpy OF WHICH IS ON YOUR DESK, THAT THE CRIMINAL CASES OF ALL TYPES WERE DOWN SLIGHTLY fROM LAST MONTH; HOWEVER, THERE HAS BEEN AN INCREASE IN THE BURGLARY CATEGORY WITH 27 CASES REPORTED fOR JANUARY AGAINST II REPORTED FOR DECEMBER 1957. MEM- BERS OF THE UNIFORMED DIVISION MADE 483 VACATION CHECKS Of HOMES AND 5542 CHECKS OF BUSINESSES DURING THE NIGHT HOURS. 68 WARRANTS WERE SERVED AND 678 "MISCELLANEOUS" CALLS WERE ANSWERED. THE DEPARTMENT'S PISTOL TEAM H~S BEEN QUITE ACTIVE, WINNING MATCHES AGAINST ALBANY, WOODBURN, PORTLAND BUT LOSING TO THE OREGON STATE PEN. GUARDS. THE ACTIVITIES Of THE TEAM HAVE INCREASED INTEREST IN SHOOTING AND ADDITIONAL PRACTICE TIME IS INCREASING THE MARKSMANSHIP ABILITY O~ MANY OF THE MEN. INTER-DEPARTMENTAL COMPETITION HAS SHOWN THAT THE 2ND NIGHT MEN ARE BY FAR THE BEST MARKSMEN TO DATE. I I I I ! I I) .' ON EACH Of YOUR DESKS YOU WILL FIND A COPY Of THE BUREAU OF PA~S AND RECREATION ANNUAL REPORT FOR 1957. ACCORDING TO THE REPORT YOU WILL NOTE THAT THE YEAR WAS A BUSY BUT SUCCESSFUL ONE. I I \ I I :~ r 94 e 2/10/58 ------- ----.-- -- ~---_. - --------~ -'- ---- ----- ---~---- --~---_.. ----- " ,-, THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT USED 585 YARDS OF GRAVEL AND 102 TONS OF A.C. FOR STREET MAINTENANCE. ,6-'/2 MILES OF GRAVEL STREETS AND ALLEYS WERE GRADED. CON- CRETE WAS BROKEN UP AT THE AIRPARK AND THE BLOCKS HAULED TO 33RD AND HILYARD STREET BRIDGE AND CHARNELTON STREET BRIDGE. A CULVERT WAS INSTALLED AT 28TH AND ADAMS. BARRICADES WERE PUT UP AND BASEMENT AND FLOOR FURNACE PITS PUMPED OUT DURING THE STORM. I I TREES WERE CUT AND HAULED AWAY. I THE DEPARTMENT SWEPT 1326,MILES OF STREETS, FLUSHED 528 MILES OF STREETS AND PICKED UP 258 YARDS OF STREET SWEEPINGS. MANHOLE,AND CATCH BASIN LINES WERE BLOWN OUT AND 758 BASINS WERE CLEANED AND 19 SEWER CALLS WERE ANSWERED." IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY:MR. HARTMAN THAT THE REPORT OF THE CITY MANAGER BE RE- CEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. MR. RAYMOND L. MCGAFFEY EN)"EREP, WAS SWORN IN AND TOOK HIS SEAT WITH THE COUNCIL. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES e A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON JANUARY 30, 1958- RE: COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE - CON- SIDERATION OF NAMES FOR COUNCIL VACANCY CREATED BY THE RESIGNATION OF ROBERT T. BRIGGSj JUDICIARY & PRINTING COMMITTEE - DISCUSSION REGARDING CHAPTER 5, SECT,ION 29, AND CHAPTER 7, SECTION 40, OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF EUGENE RELATIVE TO THE METHOD OF FILLING VACANCIES FOR ELECTIVE POSITIONSj PU~LIC SAFETY COMMITTEE, - ApPLICATION FOR PACKAGE STORE CLASS A LICENSE, HI~YARD STREtT MARKET, 1698 HILYARD STREET, GUSFAND VEVA MINTZj DISCUSSION REGARDING EXCHANGE OF PROPERTY 'FOR WEST SIDE FIRE SUB- STATIONj WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "PRESENT: MAYOR.McGINTYj COUNCILMEN HARTMAN, SHISLER, EDMUNDS, LAURIS' AND MOLHOLMj 'Cf1Y ~iNA~~Ri C~TY RECORbtRj CITY ATTORNEYj FIRE C~(EFfDfRE~TOR OF' PUBLIC WORKS; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTj MRS. JONATHAN BENJAMINj MRS. JOHN COCKERELLj MR. NORMAN SCHNEIDERj DAN WYANT, EUGENE REGISTER-GUARDj WENDY RAY, KUGNj JACK CRAIG, KERG. I 2 COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE I. CONSIDERATION OF NAMES FOR COUNCIL VACANCY CREATED BY THE RESIGNATION OF ROBERT T. BRIGGS - THE COMMITTEt C6NSIDERED THE NAMES OF THE FOLLOWING PERSONS AS CANDIDATES FOR THE COUNCIL VACANCY CREATED BY THE RESIGNATION OF ROBERT T. BRIGGS: GERALD HUFF, 1340 MILL STREET CALVIN CRUMBAKER, 1031 MILL STREET, JOE EARLEY, OSBURN HOTEL , RAYMOND MCGAFFEY, 490 13TH AVENUE EAST SPENCER CARLSON, 1437 HILYARD STREET A BRIEF RESUME OF EACH CANDIDATE WAS GIVEN TO THE COMMITTEE AND THERE WAS SOME DISCUSSION REGARDING THE VARIOUS CNADID,ATES. A STRAW BALLOT WAS TAKEN BUT THE COMMITTEE DID NOT RECOMMEND ANY SPECIFIC CANDIDATE FOR THE VACANCY. 3 JUDICIARY & PRINTING COMMITTEE I. DISCUSSI~N REGARDING CHAPTER 5, SECTION 29, AND CHAPTER 7, SECTION 40, OF THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF EUGENE RELATIVE TO THE METHOD OF FILLING VACANCIES FOR ELECTIVE POSITIONS- THE COMMITTEE CONSIDERED THE CHARTER PROVISION CONTAINED IN CHAPTER ~, SECTION 29, WHICH STATESELEC!IONS FOR CITY OFFIC'IALS ARE TO BE HELQ QN A ,BI~NNIAL BASis AT THE SAME TIME AS THE GENERAL STATE AND COUNTY ELECTIONS. THEY LIKEWISE CONSI'DERED CHAPTER 7, SECTION 40, WHICH STATES THE MANNER IN WHICH VACANCIES SHALL BE FILLED, AND IT WAS AGREED T~AT WHEN PROPER INTERPRETATION IS GIVEN TG SEC~ION 40, THERE ARE NO INCONSISTENCIES AND THERE- FORE NO REASON FOR A CHARTER AMENDM,ENT BE,I NG, SUBM I TTED TO THE. PEOPLE. I e IT WAS THEREFORE RECO~MENDED THAT NO CHARTER AMENDMENT BE SUBMITTED TO THE PEOPLE AT THIS TIME, NOR UNTIL IT IS ESTABLISHED BY COMPETENT LEGAL OPINION OR COURT DECISION THAT THE INTERPRETATION OF SECTION 40 OF CHAPTER 7 OF THE EUGENE CITY CHARTER IS OTHER AND DIFFERENT THAN HAS NOW BEEN ACCEPTED BY THE COUNCIL, TO-WIT: THAT AN APPOINTEE TO ~ VACANCY IN AN ,ELECTIVE POSITION SHALL CONTINUE IN OFFICE UNTI~ THE NEXT REG~LAR BIENNIAL ELECTION AND UNT,'L THE FIRST MONDAY IN JANUARY THEREAFTERj THAT THE PERSON ELECTED AT THE BIENNIAL ELECTION SHALL HOLD . ... . . . OFFICE ONLY UNTIL ~HE END OF THE TERM ~F THE PERSON WHOSE OFFICE WAS ORIGINALLY VACATED. 4 PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE I. ApPLICATION FOR PACKAGE STORE CLASS A LICENSE, HILYARD STREET MARKET, 1698 HIL- YARD STREET, Gus AND VEVA MINTZ - THE APPLICATION FOR A PACKAGE STORE CLASS A LICENSE AS SUBMITTED BY THE HILYARD STREET MARKET WAS SUBMITTED TO THE COMMITTEE. THERE WAS SOME DISCUSSION ON THE APPLICATIONj HOWEVER, NO DECISION WAS REACHED AND IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE ITEM BE REFERRED TO THE COUNCIL WITHO~T RECOM- MENDATION. I \ ~\ 2. DISCUSSION REGARDING EXCHANGE OF PROPERTY FOR WEST SIDE FIRE SUB-STATION - IT WAS AGAIN INDICATED THAT THERE HAS BEEN SOME ,DISCUSSION REGARDING THE FEASIBILITY OF EXCHANGING A PARCEL OF PROPERTY LOCATED :AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF 10TH AVENUE AND GARFIELD STREET2 HAVING A FRONTAGE OF 200 FEET ON 10TH AVENUE AND A FRONTAGE e e 95 ~ 2/10/58 . ~-,-...,--~-"--=~---- ~~"- -~ -~~....:'-:-.=::::-:.-~-:::---=:;--~~.;:::-:--=-:-=..-~~~"~--=-~~--~==-~;;:--- --~-~-- --- -~-------------~-~---- - - - ~ -- - -. - -- . . - - -- -- . - _. . -.. - I e I I e I I I I I 'I I I ~ I I I 2 I 1 I I( I I I I I I l .,I r. e OF /50 FEET ON GARfIELD STREET AND CONTAINING 30~OOO SQUARE FEET~ FOR A PARCEL OF PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE WEST SIDE OF MCKINLEY STREET AT BROADWAY. THE PROPOSED SITE WOULD HAVE FRONTAGE ON MCKINLEY STREET OF 280 FEE~ AND A DEPTH OF 200 FEET WITH THE REAR OF THE PROPERTY ON A CURVE ADJ~CENT TO THE DRILL TRACKS OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD~ WHICH WOULD CONTAIN 35~562 SQUARE FEET. IT WAS INDICATED THAT THERE ARE DEFINITE ADVANTAGES Of THE BROADWAY AND MCKINLEY STREET SITE AS SUCH A SITE WOULD AFFECT A FIRE DEPARTMENT SUB- STATION. SOME OF THESE ADVANTAGES ARE IND~CATED AS fOLLOWS: (A) MORE DIS- TANCE BETWEEN HEADQUARTERS STATION AND THE PROPOSED SUB-STATION; (B) BETTER ACCESS FROM MCKINLEY STREET AND BROADWAY TO THE INDUSTRIAL LOCATION~ALSO BETTER ACCESS TO RURAL FIRE PROTECTION DISTRICT No. I WHICH IS PROTECTED UNDER CONTRACT; (C) PROeOSEDPROPERTY BETTER ADAPTED TO FIRE DEPARTMENT USE WHERE IT IS CONTEMPLATED THAT TWO COMPANIES WILL BE LOCATED WITH REPAIR AND DRILL FACILITIES. THERE WAS SOME DISCUSSION IN THE COMMITTEE AS TO THE VARIOUS ACCESS ROUTES WHICH WOULD BE FOLLOWED FROM THE PROPOSED BROADWAY AND MCKINLEY STREET; LOCA- TION AS WELL AS THE LIKELIHOOD OF BROADWAY'S BEING EXTENDED THROUGH THE PRO- POSED LOCATION. ,IT WAS INDICATED THAT THE INDUSTRIAL AREA IS A PLANNED AREA AND THAT THERE IS NO'PROPOSAL TO' EXTEND BROADWAY; THAT IT IS~ HOWEVER~ PRO- POSED THAT 7TH PLACE BE EXTENDED WHICH WOULD SERVE AS, A MEANS Of TRAVEL TO THE SENECA AREA. IT WAS AGREED THAT THE PROPOSED SITE IS MORE ADAPTABLE TO THE USE Of THE FI~E DEPARTMENT~ AND IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE EXCHANGE OF PROPERTY AS INDICATED ABOVE BE MADE AND THAT THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS BE AUTHORIZED TO SIGN THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS'." No ACTION WAS NECESSARY ON THE REPORT OF THE COM~ITTEE OF THE WHOLE. I I I II I IT WAS MOVED BY MRS. LAURIS SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT TH~ REPORT OF THE JUDICIARY & PRINTING COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. I T WAS MOVED BY MR. SH I SLER SECONDED BY MR'. LINDEEN ,THAT THE' REPORT Of THE PUBL I C, SAFETY COM- MITTEE BE APPROVED. ROLLCALL'VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE~ EXCEPT MR. LINDEEN AND MR. McGAfFEY ABSTAINING, MOTION CARRIED. A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON FEBRUARY 7~ 1958 - RE:. PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE -REQUEST BY ROSE MOTEL~ 969 FRANKLIN BOULEVARD, OWNED BY ETTORE PEDRON~ FOR EXTENSION OF CURB CUT; COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE - JOE EARLEY WITHDRAWS NAME FROM CONSIDERATION fOR VACANCY ON COUNCIL FROM WARD 2; BIDS RECEIVED FOR DEMOLITION OF BUILDINGS AT OLD AIRPARK; COMMUNICATION FROM.U. S. ARMY ENGINEERS REGARDING EXTENS,ION OF AMAZON CHANNEL; CONSIDERATION OF PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION TO THE COUNCIL CONCERNING URBAN RENEWAL STUDY; WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: "PRESENT: MAYOR MCGINTY; COUNCILMEN HARTMAN~ SHISLER, EDMUNDS~ LAURIS, LINDEEN AND MOLHOLM; PLANNING COMMISSION CHAIRMAN CLARE HAMLIN AND MEMBERS ELLICKSON~ BANKS~ MONTGOMERY, BRANSFORD AND WALKER; CITY MANAGER; CITY RECORDER; DIRECTOR OF PUBLic WORKS; CITY ATTORNEY; CITY ENGINEER; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; PLANNING CONSULTANT; MRS. JONATHAN BENJAMI,N; MRS. WALLACE BALDINGER AND MRS. H. H. CLARK OF THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS; NORMAN SCHNEIDER; FRED BRENNE; DAN WYANT~ EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD; WENDY RAY, KUGN; JACK CRAIG~ KERG. PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE I. REQUEST BY ROSE MOTEL, 969 FRANKLIN BOULEVARD, OWNED BY ETTORE PEDRON, fOR EXTENSION OF CURB CUT - MR. PEDRON REQUESTED THAT HE BE ALLOWED TO EXTEND THE MOST EASTERLY CURB CUT AT THE ABOVE LOCATION A DISTANCE OF 6 FEET WHICH WOULD EXT~ND THIS CUT FROM 28 FEET TO 34 FEET. THE REQUEST WAS MADE IN ORDER TO ALLOW PATRONS O~ THE ROSE MOTEL BETTER INGRESS TO AND EGRESS fROM THE MOTEL. REPRESENTATIVES Of THE COMMITTEE DROVE TO THE MOTEL AND VIEWED THE PROPOSED SITE Of THE CURB CUT eXTENSION. IN THE DISCUSSION IT WAS NOT FELT THAT THE CURB CUT WOULD PRESENT ANY SERIOUS PROBLEMS, NEITHER WAS IT FELT THAT IT WOULD PAR~IC~LARLY AID THE PROBLEM FACED BY THE MOTEL. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THE ITEM BE REfERRED TO THE CITY COUNCIL WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION. COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE I. THE CITY ,MANAGER INDICATED HE: HAD BEEN REQUESTED TO INFORM THE COMMITTEE AND THE COUNCIL THAT MR. JOE EARLEY HAD REQUESTED HIS NAME BE WITHDRAWN FROM CON- SIDE-RATION FOR THE VACANCY ON THE COUNCIL IN WARD 2. 2. THE CITY MANAGER ALSO INFORMED REPRESENTATIVES, OF THE COMMITTEE THAT BIDS, HAD BEEN RECEIVED ,fOR THE DEMOLITION OF BUIL,DI/lGS FORMERLY USED AS THE. VOCA- TIONAL SCHOOL ON CITY OWNED PROPERTY; IN THE OLD AIRPARK AREA~ AND THAT SUCH BIDS VARIED fROM A COST TO THE C1TY OF $900 TOA RECEIPT BY THE' CITY OF $500 FOR THE DEMOLITION Of THE STRUCTURES. 3. COMMUNICATION FROM U. S. ARMY ENGINEERS REGARDING EXTENSION Of AMAZON CHANNEL - THE CITY MANAGER INDICATED HE HAD BEEN IN CORRESPONDENCE WITH THE CORPS OF I ! \.1 .4 '~ ".... 9 6 e 2/10/58 ,- --- _.._----~~-- -- ---- - -- ---- ~ -- ---- ------- -----~--.-- --- ---- --- ---- - -- . - . - - -- -- --- .- -~- ------ -- _.---------- - - -_. - -- I ENGINEERS WITH RESPECT TO THE POSSIBILITY OF EXTENDING THE AMAZON CHANNEL SOUTHERLY A DISTANCE OF APPROXIMATELY 700 FEET WHICH WOULD CARRY THE CHANNEL TO 24TH AVENUE IN AN ATTEMPT TO DETERMINE WHAT ADDITIONAL COSTS WOULD BE IN- VOLVED IF SUCH EXTENSION WERE ACCOMPLISHED. I By LETTER IT WAS INDICATED THAT THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS ESTIMATE THE ADDI- TIONAL COST TO THE CITY OF EUGENE AFTER CERTAIN CREDITS WOULD BE $32,600. THE CRED I TS WOULD BE OCCAS 10NED SINCE, THE CORPS OF ENG I NEERS WOULD NOT BE RE- QUIRED TO CONSTRUCT A TRANSITION STRUCTURE AT THE 24TH AVENUE, BRJDGE, NOR WINGWALLS AND CHANNEL PAVEMENT AT THE UPSTREAM END OF THE AUTHORIZED RECTANGULAR CONCRETE CHANNEL. IT WAS FURTHER INDICATED THAT THE CORPS OF ENGINEERS HAS RE- QUESTED THEY BE NOT,IFIED BY FEBRUARY 15, 1958 AS TO WHAT ACTION THE CITY WISHES TO TAKE SO THAT THE WHOLE OF'THE PROJECT WOULD NOT BE HELD UP. No ACTION ON THIS MATTER WAS REQUESTED AND NONE WAS TAKEN. 4. CONSIDERATION OF PLANNING COMMISSION RESOLUTION TO THE COUNCIL, CONCERNING URBAN RENEWAL STUDY - THE CHAIRMAN OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION WAS ASKED TO OPEN THE 0 I SCUSS ION REGARD I NG A PROPOSED' URBAN RENEWAL ST,UDY PROGRAM FOR THE CITY. IN HIS PRELIMINARY REMARKS HE INDICATED THERE'ARE A NUMBER Of POSSIBLE URBAN RENEWAL PROJECTS IN THE CITY BUT THAT ONE SUCH AREA LOCATED GENERALLY EAST Of THE PRESENT COURTHOU~E ,SITE AT 8TH AVENUE AND OAK STREET JS, IN THE OPINION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION, PARTICULARLY SITUATED fOR A STUDY AND A POSSIBLE URBAN RENEWAL PROGRAM. HE I NO I CATED THAT SUCH A PROGRAM WOULD CONTA,I N A NUM- BER OF FACETS INCLUDING THE TRAFFIC PROBLEM AND THE FLOW OF TRAFFIC IN AND AROUND THIS AREA, OfF-STREET PARKING, GENERAL AREA REJUVENATION, AS WELL AS THE POSSI~ILITY FOR POTENTIAL PUBLIC BUILDINGS FOR ANUMBER Of AGENCIES. IT WAS INDICATED THAT THE PLANNING,COMM'ISSI6N FEELS THAT AN UR~A~ RENEWAL PR6GRAM COULD WELL BE USED AS A TOOL FOR PROPER PLANNING OF THE AREA AND THA! BY, ITS USAGE THE fACILITIES OF THE fEDERAL GOVERNMENT ~RE MADE AVAILABLE TO URBAN COMMUNITIES NOT ONLY IN EUGENE BUT ELSEWHERE. CERTAIN PRELIMINARY COST ESTI- MATES AND ANTICIPATED RETURNS WERE EXPLAINED TO THE COMMITTEE WITH THE UNDER- STANDING THAT THEY ARE ONLY ESTIMATES BASED ON SUCH KNOWN FACTS AS ARE AVAIL- ABLE AND ON, VERBAL CONVERSATIONS WITH OTHER GOVERNMENTAL AGE~CIES. e I THERE WAS A GREAT AMOUNT OF DISCUSSION IN THE COMMITTEE AND SOME INTERESTED CITIZENS AND ORGANIZATION~ WITH RESPECT TO THE URGAN RENEWAL PROGRAM AN~ ITS STUDY, AND I.T WAS RE-EMPHASIZED THAT AT ,THIS TIM,E THE CPMMITTEE IS CONSIDER- ING ONLY THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR AN URBAN RENEWAL STUDY AND THAT IT IS NOT COMMITTING ITSELF TO A COMPLETE URBAN RENEWAL PROGRAM. IN THE DISCUSSION THERE WAS NO COMPLETE UNANIMITY OF OPINION AND A NUMBER OF THOUGHTS CONCERNING THE PROGRAM WERE ADVANCED. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE RECOMMEND fAVORABLE ACTION ON THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR AN URBAN RENEWAL STUDY PROGRAM. MOTION CARRIED WITH COUNCILMAN LINDEEN VOTING NAY.", IT WAS MOVED B't: MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE REPORT o.F THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE REFERRED BACK TO THE PUBLIC Wo.RKS ,COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. I IT WAS MOVED, BY MR. EDMUNDS SECON,DED BY MR. SHEARER THAT' ITEM 4 o.F THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CONCERNING ,URBAN RENEWAL, PROGRAM STUDY BE PLACED LAST ON THE AGENDA. MOTION DEFEATED. ITEMS I AND 2 OF THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE o.F THE WHOLE DID NOT REQUIRE COUNCIL ACTION. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN WITH RESPECT TO ITEM 3 o.F THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE Of THE WHOLE Co.NCERNING EXTENSION OF AMAZON CHANNEL THAT THE CITY MANAGER BE, AUTHo.RIZED TO NEGo.TIATE WITH THE CORPS o.F ENGINEERS FOR THE EXTENSION OF THE AMAZON CHANNEL 'A DiSTANCE OF APPROXI- MATELY 700 FEET TO BRING THE LiNED CHANNEL TO 24TH AVENGE AT AN ESTIMATED COST O~ $3~,600. ROL~CALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. e IT WAS MOVED BY MR~ HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT ITEM 4 OF THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE CQ.NCERNING URBAN RENEWAL PROGRAM STUDY BE ADOPTED. ROLLCALL VOTE. Mo.TION CARRIED, WITH MR. EDMUNDS ABSTAINING AND MR. LINDEEN VOTING NAY. REPORTS Of BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS A PERMANENT REPORT Of THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD ON FEBRUARY 4, 1958 - RE: REZONING REQUEST MRS. THEODORE STERN, POLK STREET; AMENDMENT TO ORD I NANCE #10941 J TRA ILER Ho.USE:Sj AND REQUEST FOR ANNEXATION PAPE' AND FISCHER, WEST,'OF LAUREL HILL CEMETERYj WAS SUBMITTED'AN.D'~EAD AS fOLLOWS: "As A PERMANENT REPORT, PURSUANT TO. THE RESo.LUTION OF THE COMMON C,OUNCIL OF THt CITY o.F EUGENE, DIRECTING THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION TO HOLD A HEAR- ING AND PREPARE A'REPORT UPON THE FOLLOWING REQUESTS FO.R REZONING, THE,' PLANNING, COMMISSION HEREBY ADOPTS AS ITS PERMANENT REPORT THE FOLLOWING: I THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOWING REQUEST FOR REZONING WHICH WAS APPROVED AT THE JANUARY 7, 1958 MEETING, AND WHICH WAS REFERRED BACK TO. THE PLANNING COMMISSION BY THE COUNCIL, BE TABLED UNTIL APRIL 1ST MEETING fOR FURTHER STUDY: e I ~J e 97 ~ 2/10/58 ------._~-- --------.----------~ ----- ---- - _._~..~~-=~~~~- -~- - -- - -- --- - - --- -- --- ------- - =- -- -.. - - -~------ ------------_._~-- - . - -- - -- - _._.~ - I e I I e I e ---.--. -.- .--. -- -~ _..~---~ - --- --------------- .----- - ---- - - ~ . ----~-- - ----- . _._-- MRS. THEODORE STERN AND OTHER PROPERTY OWNERS LOTS 21 THROUGH 25 OF MATHEW'S PARK, LOCATED ON EAST. SIDE OF P.OLK STREET FROM RAILROAD BLVD Tn NORTH LINE OF CROSS STREET EXTENDED EAST REQUEST CHANGE FROM R-2 TO M-2 LIMITED INDUSTRIAL AND THE ,PLANN I NG COMM I SS I ON RECOMMENDS THAT TRA I LER ORD I.NANCe; ,No. 10941 BE AMENDED AS FOLLOWS: ORDINANCE No. 10941 SECTION 5. AMEND BY STRIKING THE WORDS "UNTIL ,JULY I, 1957" AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOWING AREA BE ANNEXED TO THE CITY: ANNEXATION REQUEST FROM PAPE' BROS., INC; & DALE FISCHER AND RUTH DODD FISCHER REQUEST ,BY NOTARIZED "CONSENT TO. ANNEXATION" FOR THEIR,PROPERTY, WEST OF LAUREL, H I,LL CEMETERY, WH ICH IS ALL OF THAT PROPERTY EXCEPT' A, PARCEL APPROX 1,- , MATELY i65 FT X 290 FT ON THE WEST SIDE OF HENDERSON AVE OPPOSITE,22ND ST (2ND) BOUNDED ON THE WEST BY LAUREL HILL CEMETERY, ON THE NORTH BY THE SOUTHtRN PACIFIC RAILROAD, ON, THE: EAST BY HENDERSON AVE, ,AND ON THE SOUTH BY HIGHWAY 99. ITS CONNECTION TO THE CITY ,IS BASICALLY THE PACIFIC HIGHWAY AND A PARCEL OF LAND OWNED BY THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT THAT IS IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF LAUREL HILL CEMETERY. CONSENT OF THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT FOR ANNEXATION OF THIS PARCEL AND THE HIGHWAY FROM APPROXIMATELY AUGUSTA STREET TO HENDERSON AVE IS EX- PECTED MOMENTARILY." IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION RELATIVE TO AMENDING TRAILER ORDINANCE #10941 BE ,REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY ,COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. I I j I I I j 'I j It WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION RELATIVE TO ANNEXATION OF AREA WEST OF LAUREL HILL CEMETERY BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR PACKAGE STORE CLASS A (PA) LICENSE WERE SUBMITTED AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT: HILYARD STREET MARKET, 1698 HILYARD STREET - Gus AND VEVA P. MINTZ WEST SIDE MARKET, 657 JEFFERSON STREET - PETER AND IRENE PRICE IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE APPLICATION ,SUBMITTED BY HILYARD STREET MARKET BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED, WITH COUNCILMEN EDMUNDS, LAURIS AND MOLHOLM VOTING NAY. ~ I! ! ! I I f I I I ,~ !',\' I' ! !I I :, I, I I I I I Ij t'l :1 II ~ I 1: IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE,APPLICATION SUBMITTED BY WEST SIDE MARKET BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. 2 T~E:0FOLU6WING APPLICATIONS FOR RENEWAL OF ROOMING HOUSE LICENSE WERE SUBMITTED AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE, FIRE, BUILDING AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS: I t .I I 3 !! , I I 1 \ ! ,I SEALS MOTEL; 1960 6TH AVENUE WEST - JOE MILLER TEXAN MOTEL, 750 7TH AVENUE WEST - M. W. : CHANDLER ' IT WAS MOVED BY MR~ HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE APPLICATIONS BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. COMMUNICATION DATED JANUARY 31, 1958 FROM OREGON STATE SANITARY AUTHORITY RE SANITARY SURVEY OF THE WaLLAMETTE RIVER AND ADDITIONAL TREATMENT FACILITIES AT SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT WAS PRESENTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "DURING THE SUMMER AND FALL OF 1957 A COMPREHENSIVE SANITARY SURVEY OF THE WILLAMETTE RlVER AND ITS TRIBUTARIES WAS tONDUCTED BY THE OREGON STATE SANITARY AUTHORITY FOR THE THREE-FOLD PURPOSE OF DETERMINING (I) THE EFFICIENCY OF EXIST- ING SEWAGE AND WASTE TREATMENT OR DISPOSAL WORKS, (2) THE ACTUAL POLLUTION LOADS BEING DISCHARGED INTO THE RIVER FROM THE VARIOUS MUNICIPAL AND INDUSTRIAL OUT- FALL SEWERS, AND (3) THE EfFECTS OF SUCH DISCHARGES ON THE QUALITY OF THE RIVER WATER. To PROVIDE YOU WITH INFORMATION REGARDING THE RESU(TS OF THE J957 SURVEY WE ARE SENDING TO YOU UNDER SEPARATE COVER,COPIES OF TABLESI,TO VII, INCLUSIVE, WHICH WE HAVE, PREPARED PRESENTiNG THE LABORATORY DATA fOR THE SAMPLES COLLECTED DURING THE PERIOD OF CRITICAL STREAM fLOW FROM 50 RIVER STATIONS AND 16 MUNICI- PAL SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANTS. FROM THE DATA PRESENTED IN TABLE I IT WILL BE NOTED THAT fROM A BACTERIOLOGICAL STANDPOINT THE WILLAMETTE RIVER IMMEDIATELY BELOW THE OUTFALL SEWER OF, THE CITY Of EUGENE WAS GROSSLY POLLUTED DURING THAT PERIOD. BECAUSE OF THE HIGH CONCENTRATION )! rLi ~~8 2/10/58 OF SEWAGE BACTERIA (COLIfORM BACTERIA) THESE DOWNSTREAM, WATERS WERE UNSAFE fOR DOMEST I C OR RECREAT IONAL USES . ALTHOUGH THERE WAS NO APPREC I ABLE EFFECT, UPON THE DISSOLVED OXYGEN CONTENT OF THE RIVER WATER THE DISCHARGE OF THE EUGENE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT EFFLUENT DID INCREASE THE ,CONCENTRATION OF ORGANIC MATTER SUFFI- CIENTLY TO PRODUCE SLIME GROWTHS WHICH ALSO WERE IN VIOLATION OF THE REGULATIONS OF THIS AUTHORITY PERTAINING TO STREAM PURITY. A COpy OF SAID STANDARDS IS IN- CLUDED FOR YOUR INFORMATION. FROM TABLE VI IT WILL BE NOTED THAT DURING THE PERIOD OF T~ LAST WEEK IN JULY THROUGH THE fiRST WEEK IN SEPTEMBER THE EFFICIENCY OF THE EUGENE SEWAGE TREATMENT WOR~S BASED ON REMOVAL OF BOD AVERAGED ONLY 23 PERCENT AND RANGED FROM A LOW OF 12.6 PERCENT TO A HIGH OF 31.9 PERCENT.r BECAUSE OF THE LARGE FLOW Of INDUSTRIAL WASTES WHICH WAS ~ISCHARGEDINXO THE EUGENE SEWER SYSTEM ,DURING THAT PERIOD IT WAS NOT POSSIBLE TO OBTAIN EFFECTIVE DISINFECTION Of THE SEWAGE PLANT EFFLUENT. AT THEIR MEETING O~'J~N~AR~ 24" 19~8;~~E'~~~BERS OF T~E'AuTHO~IT~, AFTER REVIEWING THE FINDINGS OF THE 1957 SURVEY" DIRECTED ME TO,NOTIFY YOU THAT THE CITY OF EUGENE MUST: I. PROVIDE A DEGREE Of TREATMENT OF ITS COMBINED SEWAGE AND INDUSTRIAL WASTE LOADING DURING THE PERIOD OF MAY I TO NOVEMBER I OF EACH YEAR TO THE EXTENT NECESSARY TO PREVENT GROSS BACTERIAL POLLUTION AND EX- CESSIVE SLIME GROWTHS IN THE WILLAMETTE RIVER. 2. OPERATE ITS MUNICIPAL SEWAGE TREATMENT WORKS AT MAXIMUM EffiCIENCY AND SHALL PERMIT NO BYPASSING OF ANY UNIT OF SAID PLANT DURING THE PERIOD OF CRITICAL STREAMFLOW, FROM MAY ITO ,NOVEMBER I O,f EACH YEAR ,AND IN CASE O~ EMERGENCY, NOTIFY THE SANITARY AUTHORITY IMMEDIATELY. 3. DURING THE PERIOD OF JUNE I TO NOVEMBER I OF EACH YEAR MEASURE ONCE EACH WEEK I is POLLUT I'ON LOAD, I N TERMS OF BOD, BE I NG 0,1 SCHARGED TO THE RIVER AND REPORT THE SAME EACH WEEK TO THE SANITARY AUTHORITY. IT IS REQUESTED THAT AFTER YOU HAVE HAD AN OPPORTUNITY TO REVIEW THESE STREAM SURVEY DATA AND TO CONSIDER THE :REQUIREMENTS AS OUTLiNED ABOVE YOU ADVISE US BY .. .. - .... . -. . .. LETTER OF YOUR PLANS TO PROVIDE THE ADDITIONAL TREATMENT FACILITIES. A REPLY AT YOUR EARLIEST OPPORTUNITY,OR BYNQT LATER, THAN APRIL 15, 1958, WILL BE APPRECIATED.II IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE COMMITTEE Of THE WHOLE. MOTION 'CARRIED. COMMUNICATION DATED FEBRUARY 5, 1958 FROM RICHARD A. LITTMAN RE STREET LIGHT ON GLEN OAK DRIVE WAS PRESENTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "I WISH TO REQUEST THAT THE CITY COUNCIL INVESTIGATE AND TAKE ACTION UPON THE INSTALLATION OFA STREET LIGHT ON GLEN OAK DRIVE. THIS REQUEST IS MADE AFTER MORE THAN A YEAR OF DISCUSSION WITH MR. FINLAYSON ABOUT THE MATTER. THE HISTORY OF THE SITUATION IS AS FOLLOWS. UPON THE REQUEST OF SEVERAL RESIDENTS AND PROSPECTIVE RESIDENTS OF THE STREET A LIGHT WAS INSTALLED EITHER IN THE fALL OF 1955 OR THE WINTER OF 1956. As MR. FINLAYSON INfORMED ME, WHEN I MADE THE ORIGINAL REQUEST FOR THE LIGHT, A STREET LIKE THAT SHOULD HAVE A LIGHT AND THE CITY HAD BUDGETED ONE FOR IT~ IN THE PERIOD THAT IT WAS INSTALLED IT PROVED ITSELF TO BE VERY USEFUL, ESPECIALLY IN REDUCING THE CONCERN OF PARENTS ABOUT SMALL CHILDREN,- OF WHOM THERE ARE VERY MANY ON GLEN OAK DRIVE - PLAYING OUTSIDE DURING THE TWILIGHT HOURS. IT SHOULD BE NOTED THAT GLEN OAK DRIVE HAS NO SIDEWALKS AND IS A DOUBLE CURVED ROAD WHOSE STEEPNESS IS APPARENTLY APPEALING TO THE RACING YOUTH Of EUGENE, BOTH WHEN DRIVING AND LOOKING fOR GASOLINE TO ,SIPHON FROM ,TANKS. SOMETIME AfTER THE LIGHT WAS INSTALLED, IT WAS REMOVED. UPON INQUIRY AT MR. FINLAYSON'S OfFICE" HE, INFORMED ME, THAT A PETITION HAD BEEN SUBMITTED RE- QUESTING ITS REMOVAL. I TOLD HIM THAT J HAD NO, KNOWLEDGE Of SUCH A,PETITION SO, THAT,OBVIOUSLY IT,HAD NOT ~EEN CIRCULATED AMONG ALL',THE RESIDENTS OF H!E STREETj THERE ARE SEVERAL OTHER RESIDE~TS WHO WERE ALSO NOT, INYITED TO SIGN, EITHER THROUGH OVERSIGHT OR BECAUSE IT WAS BELIEVED THAT THEY WO,ULD NOT AGREE. !y1R., FINLAYSON SAID THAT HE WOULD HAVE THE CITY, ENGINEER LOOK THE SITUAT,ION OVER AND SEE WHETHER THE LAMP COULD BE REINSTALLED IN ANOTHER LOCATIONj APPARENTLY THE REASON FOR THE ORIGINAL PETITION TO REMOVE WAS~THAT THE LIGHT SHONE INTO THE WINDOWS OF SOME PEOPLE. I TOLD HIM THAT EVEN THOUGH IT WAS NOT THE RIGHT PLACE fOR THE LAMP to BE,T8AT I WOULD NOT OBJECT TO HAVING THE STREET LIGHT,LOCATED NEAR,OUR RESIDENCE. AFTER A PERIOD OF NO ,ACT,ION, I AGAIN CALLED MR. FINLAYSON AND,HE SAID THAT THE,ENGINEER;HAD NOT BEEN ABLE TO MAKE SUITABLE ARRANGEMENTS; AFTER SOME INQUIRYj AGAIN, NO INQUIRY WAS MADE AT MY HOME OR THE NEIGHBORS AT MY END Of THE STREET. MR. FINLAYSON ALSO SAID THAT SINCE THE ENGINEER FELT THAT THE ORIGINAL LOCATION WAS THE BEST,'LOCATIONON THE STREET IT WOULD BE A DIFFICULT PROBLEM TO SOLVE. MR. FINLAYSON ,SAID THAT HE WOULD AGAIN LOOK INTO THE MATTER. .1 WAS ANNOYED AND SUGGESTED THAT I MIGHT WRITE TO THE COUNCIL ABOUT THE MATTER AND HE SAID THAT IT WOULD BE WASTING MY TIME SINCE YOU WOULD~ OF COURSE, CONSULT WITH HIM IMMEDIATELY. ~ I . e I e I I e I - 99 ~ e 2/10/58 --_.~~---------~.- --- -- ---- ~_.- - --'----------_._--~---~--~~-----_._.."---_._~ -----~---'._----_.---~ ----------- ____ _.________ ___~~_~._ ~_~__ __ __,__ _~____~____.____~_________'__ ~_7 I TODAY I CALLED MR. FINLAYSON AGAIN. I WAS PROMPTED TO DO SO BY A SERIOUS ACCIDENT WHICH OCCURRE'D ON THE STREET BELOW US ON THE HILL, DONALD STREET (WHICH ALSO REQUIRES SOME ADDITIONAL LIGHTS), WHERE AN AUTOMOBILE WENT OFF THE ROAD ON A DARK HILL-CRUVE, SERIOUSLY INJURING TWO BOYS...THEY WERE UNDOUBTEDLY DRIVING TOO SWIFTLY BUT THE LACK OF LIGHTS DID NOT HELP MATTERS. MR. FINLAYSON SAID THAT WE WOULD HAVE TO GET A COUNTER-PETITION, THAT THIS WAS A MATTER THAT WOULD HAVE FIRST TO BE \\ORKED OUT AMONG THE RES I DENTS OF THE STREET. HE RE- MINDED ME THAT MANY PEOPLE LIVE IN THE COUNTRY ON CURVED ROADS SO THAT WAS NOT ENOUGH REASON TO PUT IN A LIGHT. I POINTED OUT TO HIM ~HAT WE DID NOT LIVE IN THE COUNERY BUT IN THE CITY. i i II ~ II .:' ': I I AM NOT WILLING TO ACCEPT MR. FINLAYSON'S REQUE~T (OR IS IT A DEMAND) FOR A COUNTER-PETITION. THERE IS A WELL-ESTABLISHED PRINCIPLE CONCERNING STREET LIGHTS WITHIN THE BOUNDARIES OF A CITY, AND IT WAS ON THIS BASIS THAT THE LIGHT WAS INITIALLY INSTALLE~. I SEE NO REASON TO IMAGINE'THAT SUCH A PRINCIPLE CAN BE OBVIATED BY A PETITION. THE REASON WHY THE PRINCIPLE WAS INTRODUCED )1 N THE FIRST PLACE WAS THAT THE STREET BELONGS NOT ONLY TO THE PEOPLE RESIDING ON IT BUT TO RESIDENTS OF THE CITY IN GENERAL, AND ANYONE TRAVELLING ON SUCH A STREET SHOULD EXPECT TO FIND IT LIGHTED. SURELY IT IS NOT NECESSARY FIRST TO HAVE AN AC~IDENT BE~ORE THE DETERMINATION THAT THIS IS A POORLY LIGHTED STREET CAN BE MADE. 'IT IS ALSO TRUE THAT THERE IS SOME IN- CONVENIENCE TO HAVING A STREET LIGHT IN CERTAIN PLACES, THAT IT CAN EVEN SERVE AS A NUISANCE. BUT IF WE WERE TO CONSIDER THIS AS SUF~ICIENT REASON FOR REMOV- ING A UTILITY OR SERVICE FUNCTION, REGARDLESS OF THE EXISTENCE OF OTHER NEEDS OR FUNCTIONS BEING SERVED, I IMAGINE THERE WOULD BE PRACTICALLY NO STREET LIGHTS IN EUGENE; ONE CAN ALWAYS FIND SOMEONE INTO WHOSE WINDOWS A LIGHT SHINES. BUT IT IS POSSIBLE TO ACCOMMODATE ONESELF TO SUCH AN INCONVENIENCE IN VIEW OF THE BENEFITS RECEIVED. THEREFORE, I REQUEST THE CITY COUNCIL TO CONSIDER THE NEED FOR A LIGHT ON GLEN OAK DRIVE AND TO ORDER ONE INSTALLED - THAT IS, REINSTALLED." I l I I I ! , I' j: I 11 'I' I ,I ~I I I ! , ): e IT WAS MOVED BY MR. LINDEEN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND RE- FERRED TO THE PUBL I C SAFETY COMM I TTEE. MOT I ON CARR I ED'. COMMUNICATION DATED FEBRUARY 7, 1958 FROM CENTRA( HEATING COMPANY RE EASEMENT OVER PORTION OF VACATED ALLEY BETWEEN CITY HALL AND SMITH & CRAKES INSURANCE BUILDING WAS PRESENTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "WE HAVE RECEIVED A LETTER FROM THE EUGENE LIBRARY BOARD STATING THAT THEY ARE INTERESTED IN OBTAINING STEAM HEAT FROM THE CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY, IF IT WERE POSSIBLE AND FEASIBLE. THERE IS ALSO SOME INTEREST SHOWN BY,OTHER POTEN- TIAL CUSTOMERS EN ROUTE. I 1 \ \ I I I I I I II I I , I J' , I THE STEAM LINE TO SERVE THESE POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS WOULD BE AN EXTENSION OF OUR PRESENT LINE WHICH RUNS NORTH AND SOUTH IN THE ALLEY BETWEEN OLIVE AND WILLAMETTE AND TERMINATES JUST NORTH OF 11TH STREET. THE PROPOSED EXTENSION WOULD RUN SOUTH ACROSS 11TH ST AND CONTINUE TO 13TH ST., THEN WEST TO THE NEW LIBRARY SITE. THIS EXTENSION WOULD PASS OVER THE VACATED ALLEY RUNNING NORTH AND SOUTH BETWEEN THE CITY HALL AND SMITH & CRAKES INSURANCE BUILDING. ~,'e AT THE SUGGESTION OF MR. FINLAYSON WE ARE REQUESTING AN EASEMENT OVER THAT PORTION OF THE VACATED ALLEY NOW OWNED BY THE CITY OF EUGENE AND JUST EAST OF THE SMITH AND CRAKES BUILDING, FOR OUR STEAM'L1NE-" IT WAS MOVED BY MR. LINDEEN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLI C WORKS COMM I TTEE. MOT ION CARR I ED. ORDINANCES 2 /' COUNCIL BILL No. 4293 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING UNIVERSITY STREET FROM 23RD TO 25TH AVENUE, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING ON JANUARY 27, 1958, WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO WR I TTEN PROTESTS"ON FILE. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL 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 BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOtiON CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. 3 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER S'ECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, EXCEPTING MR. McGAFFEY ABSTAINING AND MRS. LAURIS ABSENT, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 11181. V-/ COUNCIL BILL No. 4294 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING STREETS IN PARK-AIRE ADDITION, INTRO- DUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING ON JANUARY 27, 1958, WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS ON FILE. ( I :\ , e I I I I i I: (, ': ~ :.:.,. 100. 2/10/58 r I I IT WAS Mo.VED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE COUNCIL BILL NUMBER"o.NL.Y, WITH UNANIMaus caNSENT aF THE Co.U,NCIL. BILL WAS READ THE SECo.ND TIME BY Co.UNCIL BILL NUMBER o.NLY. BILL BE READ THE SECo.ND TIME BY Mo.TION CARRIED UNANIMo.USLY AND THE , ' , IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECo.NDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY .' . . . . COUNCIL BILL NUMBER .oNLY, WITH UNANIMo.US, CONSENT OF ~HE COUNCIL. MOTI~N CARRIED UNANIMo.USLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. IT WAS Mo.VED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMA~ THAT THE BILL BE APPRo.VED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. Ro.LLCALL VOTE. ALL Co.UNCILMEN PRESENT VaTING AYE, EXCEPTING MRS. LAURIS AND MR. MCGAFFEY ABSTAINING, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED I I 182. /' " " " , I COUNC I L BI LL No.. 4295 - RE: L,EVY I NGASSESSMENTS FOR SAN;I TARY SEWER aN SPR I NG, BOULEVARD FROM 27TH I AVENUE TO. SOUTH CITY L1M I TS AND ON 27TH, AVENUE FROMWOo.DLAW,N TO SPR lNG, BaULEVARD, I NTRODUCED AND GIVEN I FIRST READING o.N JANUARY ,27, 195~, WAS BRo.UGHT o.N FOR C~NS.IDERATI~N.. THE CITY MANAGE:R REPORT ONE I WRITTEN PROTEST ON FILE. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY, MR. HARTMA~ THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND ~IME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH .UN.ANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL.- "MOTION DEFEATED WITH COUNCILMAN LINDEEN VOTING NAY, AND, ~H~ BI,L,L..'1,A~ ,R,E,AD THE SECOND TI,ME :IN FULL. IT caUNCIL LINDEEN - .' , . , , WAS MOVED BY MR.' SH,EA,RER SE,CONDED BY M,R ,., HARTMAN, THAT THE BILL NUMBER ONLY, WIJH UNANIMo.US CONSENT OF THE Co.UNCIL. Vo.TING NAY, AND THE BILL W,A,?> READ THE THIRD TIME IN FULL. BILL BE READ THE TH,IRD TIME BY MOTION DEFEATED WITH COUNCILMAN IT WAS MOVED BY MR. PASSAGE. ROLLCALL Vo.TE. MR. MCGAFFEY ABSTAINING, SHEARER SECo.NDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL . . " .. . -' A,LL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, EXCEPT,I:NG MR. LINDEEN VOTING NAY AND THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 11183. 2 Co.UNCIL BILL No.. 4296 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING 34TH AVENUE' FRo.M CLIFFORD TO. HILYARD STREET, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING o.N JANUARY 27, 1958, WAS BRaUGHT o.N FaR Co.NSIDERATlo.N. THE CITY MANAGER REPo.RTED N6 ~RI~TEN ~ROTESTS ON FILE. . .. '" . . . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY .. . . COUNCIL BILL NUMBER o.NLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. Mo.TIONCCARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECo.ND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER o.NLY. , ' IT WAS MaVED BY MR. SHEARER SECo.NDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER o.NLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT o.F THE Co.UNCIL. MOTlo.N CARRIED UNANIMo.USLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRp TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. PASSAGE. ROLLCALL Vo.TE. BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. ALL Co.UNCILMEN PRESENT AND NUMBERED I I 184. HARTMAN THAT THE'BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL VOTING AYE, EXCEPTI~G MR. MCGAFFEY ABSTAINING, THE 3 V' COUNCIL BILL No.. 4297 - STREET, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO . , RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR PAVING 24TH AVENUE FRo.M HARRIS TO UNIVERSITY FIRST RE~DI~G ON JANUARY 27, 1958, WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. WRITTEN PROTESTS o.N FILE. , , ' IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECo.NDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER o.NLY, ,WITH UN,ANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTlo.N CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECo.ND TIME BY Co.,UNCIL BILL NUMBER o.NLY. . . . '. .' . I TWAS Mo.VED BY MR. SHEAR,ER SECo.,NDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT T,HE BILL BE READ THE TH I RD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBERGONLY, ~ITH UNANIMOUS CONSE,NT OF THE Co.UNCIL.- MOTION CARRIED UNANIMo.USLY AND THE BILL WAS RE:AD THE THIRD TIME BY Co.UNCIL BILL NUMBE:R o.NLY, IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE~BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL , ' , PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, EXCEPTING MR. MCGAFFEY ABSTAINING, T~E BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 11185. ,/ 4 V COUNCIL BILL No. 4298 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS 'FOR PAVING 29TH AVENUE FROM WILLAMETTE TO WASHING- TON STREET, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING ON JANUARY 27, 19~8, WAS BROUGHT ON Fo.R CONSIDERATION. THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS ON FILE. .. . . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SE:CONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILL, BE: READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL ,BILL NUMBER .oNLY, WITH UNANIMau,S CONSENT OF THE Co.UNCIL. Mo.TION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUN~IL BILL NUM~ER ONLY. . . . , IT WAS Mo.VED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE COUNCIL BILL,'NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CON,SENT o.F TH.E Co.UNCIL.- BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY Mo.Tlo.N CARRIED UNANIMo.USLY AND THE IT WAS Mo.VED BY MR. PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED SHEARER SECo.NDED BY MR. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT AND NUMBERED I I 186. HARTMAN THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL VOTING AYE, EXCEPTING MR. MCGAFFEY ABSTAINING, }HE 5 ~/COUNCIL BILL No. 4299 - RE: LiV~'NG AsiESSMENTS FaR SANITARY SEWER BETWEEN 39TH PLACE AND 40TH AVENUE FROM PATTERSON TO HILYARD, STREET, I,NTRo.DUCED,A:ND, GIVEN FIRST ,READING ON JA.NUARY27, 1958, WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION. THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS ON FILE. \ ~ Ii L!. e I e I I e "I e II :1 e ~ 101 2/10/58 ---- -_.._-~_.- - ~ - .- -~-_.._- ~._- ---------- ------ --~-----~-_.- -------- -- --- .. - -- -."".-- _._------------~--- - - . -. - .-- ..- "-.....-- -- ----~-~ I e I I e I e _.~--- ...----- - . ---... - --- IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL 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. IT:WAS-MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME,BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. I I I II I,ll \.,: I i II ','.,j. I: I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. HARTMAN THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ,ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, EXCEPTING MR. McGAFFEY ABSTAINING, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED I I 187. COUNCIL BILL No. 4303 - RE: AMENDIN~ SECTION ~9,.12~:EUGENE CITY CODE, PROHIBITING SCATTERING DEBRIS ON CITY STREETS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. MOLHOLM SECONDED BY,MR. SHISLER THAT THE BILL BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. 2 COUNCIL BILL No. 4304 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR SA!'lITARY SEWER ON NO~TH SIDE OF 27TH AVENUE FROM JACKSON STREET TO TYLER STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE BILL BE HELD OVER AND PROPER NOTICE OF ASS~SSMENT.GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED. UPON MOTIO~ DULY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED TO, MONDAYj FEBRUARY.24, 1958. I:, /, \1 ;11 I' ;.) ,I r:! i i l. RESPECTFULLY SUBMITTED, ~~ . . ROOE.T A. F'INlAY~ CI TY MANAGER, D \ II Ij ;,! II :1 ~j l' :' '" ,::; t. . i I I II I i' i I I I 11 I Ii I ! I: .' I I , II II 'I I :.; >, I I ! I ,! II }I t' " I: I: I I " II i I ! I I ~ I I II 'I II I! 'I \\ 'I l( !I 'I II 1.\ ,~