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Home My WebLink About06/09/1958 Meeting , ' : i ~.. I. ,~',,*u" ", =T'" -::t I ( !, I ---+--. . -.L. I I l -I 1 I i I ---~; I -I Ii ~J . "! ---. --...... . , \ ( 'I ---:., I ; --:-! I -1 f! ::::...-.:r i ! ----"" . ----t- 1 ", .......t. !' , , -' ,.1 I - e I , -' f 199 ~ 6/9/58, ---------_._-~--_.- - -~._- ----- --- ----- . -. -, -. - 'Y COUNC I LCH'AMBER' EUGENE, OREGON JUNE 9, 1958 ! II ~ II , THE REGULAR MEE'T I NG OF THE COMMON COUNC I L OF THE CITY OF EUGENE WAS HELD ON JUNE 9, 1958 AT 7: 30 PM IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER. IN THE ABSENCE OF HIS HONOR; MAYOR J. J. MCGINTY, THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY COUNCIL PRESIDENT C. F. SHEARER WITH THE FOLLOWING COUNCILMEN PRESENT: MR. HARTMAN, MR. SHISLER, MR. EDMUNDS',' MRS. LAURIS,MR. MOLHOLM AND MR. MCGAFFEY. MR. LINDEEN WAS ABSENT. THE MINUTES OF THE ADJOURNED MEETING OF MAY 26, '1958, AS MAILED TO MEMBERS OF' THE COUNCIL, WERE 'APPROVED. I I 1 I I I I !1 I INTRODUCTION OF NEW' BUSINESS I I A PETITION WAS SUBMITTED BY RESIDENTS ON THE EAST SIDE OF HAYES STREET SOUTH OF 18TH AV€NUE RE- QUESTING THE INSTALLATION or A STORM ~EWER AT THE REAR OF THEIR PROPERTY. I T WAS MOVED BY MR. 'HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE PET I T I ON BE REFERRED TO THE PUBL I C WORKS COMM I TTEE. MOT I ON CARR I ED. .. I ! I 'I II ! (, ,I I il MR. HUNT WAS PRESENT AT THE MEET I NG AND EXPRESSED HIS THANKS FOR THE COOPERAT I ON RECE I VED FROM 'I THE CITY OF EUGENE, PARTICULARLY THE POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS, DURING THE PERIOD HE WAS IN BUSI- ~ NESS IN THE CITY. HE INTRODUCED-HIS 'SUCCESSOR, MR.LEONA'RD. THE COUNCIL INDICATED MR. LEONARD ,I WOULD HAVE NO DiffiCULTY IN SECUR'NG A LICENSE WHEN HE HAO COMPLIED WITH BOND AND LICENSE REQUIREMENTS, I Ij I' Ii I ! I , ~ ; I r; COMMUNICATION DATED JUNE -9, 1958 FROM CECIL C. HUNT, EUGENE AMBULANCE SERVICE, WAS PRESENTED' AND READ AS FOLLOWS: II I HAVE SOLD THE EUGENE AMBULANCE SERV I CE', VALLEY AMBULANCE SERV I CE 'AND THE SPRINGFIELD AMBULANCE SERVICE THIS DATE TO MR. WILFORD LEONARD AND WOULD LrKE TO " BE RELIEVED 'OF MY RESPONSIBILITY 'TO THE CITY 'OF EUGENE ON ACCEPT.4NCEOF MR.LEONARD." 2 I I :'1 'I I I II l' II 1/ I' I! 311 I'i ~! I 41 I I i'l I: I I I I II !i I i I Ij I [ I 1 I I ,I L THERE WAS SOME DISCUSSION REGARDING ASKING FOR COUNTY HELP ON THE MAHLON-SWEET AIRPORT SO THAT fEDERAL FUNDS COULD BE MATCHED. THE ATTORNEY GENERAL OT THE STATE OF OREGON HAS RULED THAT IT IS' LEGAL FOR COUNTIES AND CITIES TO COOPERATE 'FINANCIALLY UN AIRPORT OPERATION, CONSTRUCTION AND MAINTENANCE. IT'WAS DECIDED TO REFER THIS MATTER TO THE LIAISON COMMITTEE OF GOVERNMENT AGENCIES. BILLS AGAINST VARIOUS CITY DEPARTMENTS FOR' THE MONTH OF MAY 1958 WERE SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: ' " C(\,S ELECTRIC MRS. L. T. CAMPBELL CARLSON, HATTON (\, HAY, INC. CARSON SAW SHOP CASCADE NATURAL GAS CORP. THE'~ENTRAL HEATING CO. CENTRAL HEATING CO. CHASE COMPANY LELAND CHRISTENSEN T. V. CLARK CLARK BATTERY(\, ELECTRIC Co. CLARK BOARDMAN CO., LTD. COBURN n LM SHOP COEN SUPPLY COMPANY COMMERCIAL AUTO SUPPLY COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY COMPANY CUSTOM MEAT COMPANY DAVrDSONS BAKING COMPANY DE'S RADIO COMPANY DEMCO LIBRARY SUPPLIES' DON~LD C. DICKEY DOT DOTSONS DOUBLEDAY (\, COMPANY, INC. EASTMAN KODAK STORES, INC; EOFF :ELECTRIC COMPANY EUGENE AUTO Top SHOP EUG~NE BLUEPRINT CO. EUGENE CANVAS PRODUCTS EUGENE CHAMBER Of COMMERCE EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS EUGENE FARMERS CREAMERY , EUGENE HARDWARE COMPANY EUGENE LAUNDRY (\, DRY CLEANERS EUGENE'S OUTDOOR STORE , II ,I I \1 GENERAL FUND PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIRiMi~T SYSTEM PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM AETNA LIFE INSURANCE CO. PACIFIC HOSPITAL ASSN. EUGENE HOSPITAL (\, CLINIC U.S.NATIONAL BANK, EUGENE BRANCH U.S.NATIONAL BANK, EUGENE BRANCH' STATE TAX COMMISSION DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER DAN I EL O. POTTER, TREASURER :.:::, E:UGENE FIRE FIGHTERS' ASSN. BLUE CROSS PLAN UNITED ApPEAL - LANE COUNTY J. J. McGINTY, MAYOR tANE HUMANE SOCIETY STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMM; AIR POLLUTION CONTROL ASSN. AMERICAN LIBRARY ASSN. AMERICAN PUBLIC WORKS ASSN. AMERICAN STEEL (\, SUPPLY CO. ANDERSON BROS. TRUCK '(\, EQUIPT 'CO; ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS BARKER MOTORS, INC. BEARING SUPPLY COMPANY BETHEL PLANING COMPANY BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE F. K. BREWER SALES (\, SERVICE BROOKS OrFJCE:MACHINES CHARLES BRUNING CO.",INC. E. H. BURRELL BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CENTER $ , 4,524.89 4,445.44 '854'.24 ' I ,63 I .64 I ; 343. 85 28.00 9,963.80 ' 24:3; 75' . I ,846 .90 199.75 1,124.74 92.21 , 85.17 '70.00 . 22.50 '255.50 100 ;00' , '750.00' 1,001 ;96 1.50 2.50 10.00 '92'; 22 70.00 ' 4.95 8.26' 1.86 42.35 110.00 30.80 24.21 '. .9' .75 57.88 .. 22.14 25.25 ,I 'I I, r jl I I I : I I I I I i I j Ii I I I I Ii I, l!. i; $ 91.47 ~O .65 74.81 1.25 55.85 22.29 10.85 27.51 3.28 90.00 7.81 20.00 11.34 1.95 4.28 74.55 '2.30 12.45 14.25 67.00 3.25 625.00 7.38 1.40 36.78 423.31 '4.50 40.32 1.50 2,500.00 7'5.46 21.55 10.82 8. .69 I \ I ,I II \1 \i Co. I ;r I! 'I \, II II ! i I I ! :1 I[ " ,I II I, [1 !I II ~j :1 I' 'I 'I Ii ,I d ,I I 11.52 ~ r"" 200 6/9758 EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY EUGENE PLANING MILL EUGENE RADIATOR SERVICE EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL CO. EUGENE SURPLUS SALES STORE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD EUGENE \-JATER & ELECTRI C BOARD EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. FARMER BROTH'ERS FEENAUGHTY MACHINERY COMPANY FL.Y I'NG FRANCES WILLARD SCHOOL FRANK'S GARBAGE SERVICE, W. P. FULLER & CO. DRS. ~URRER, McMILAN & PATTON FYR FYTER SALES & SERVICE GARDNER'S RADIATOR SERVICE GAYLORD BROS., INC. SAM GOODY GRAYS FEED & SEED COMPANY GUARD PUBLISHING COMPANY H. C. GUT H R I E H.C. GUTHRIE HALLGREN COMPA NY GEORGE A. HALTON COMPANY HAMILTON ELECTRIC HARLEY DAVIDSON SALES COMPANY . . - ~ HARR MOTOR SUPPLY J. E. HASELTI~E & CO. HE I,NKE WHOLE'SA'LERS OSCAR HENKE HOWARD'HERIDER HERRE'TT/S HANDGUN STOCKS HEWITTS MARKET HOMEL I TE A. C. HORN CO~~ INC. HORN PRINTING COMPANY HOW~R~ CO~PER CORPORATION HUNT'S SPORTING GOODS STORES ILLINI UNION BOOKSTORE INST.FOR TRAINING IN MUNICIPAL ADMS. I NTER-C!TY SAND &, GRAV'EL CO., ., NC. INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP. INTERNATIONAL CITY MANAGERS ASSN. INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY INTOXIMETERS IRISH-McBROOM PACKING COMPANY IVERSON PAINTS, INC. JERRY'S SPECIALIZED SALES JOHN'S GARBAGE SERVICE KEITH'S ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY THi KIPLINGER LETTERS KOKE CHAPMAN COMPANY L~FFERTY PIONEER CORPORATION LANE COUNTY FEED & SEED COMPANY, LANE COUNTY TITLE COMPANY LANE GRAVEL COMPANY LANE PARTS COMPANY LANE POULTRY FARMS, I NC. CARL J. LEIBEL, INC. AL LINDLEY SHELL SERVICE LOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE, INC. fi~ LORENCE COMPANY, INC. THE MACMILLAN COMPANY, PUBLISHERS MCCRACKEN BROS. MOTOR FREIGHT M~CK TRUCKS, INC. THE MAGAZINE OF PREFABRICATION MAGIC GAS & ApPLIANCE COMPANY MANERUD HUNTINGTON FUEL COMPANY MEDICAL PHARMACY MIDGLEYS M;LLER JENSEN COMPANY MINNESOTA MINING & MFG CO. M I'SHLER' S SPECIAL SEWER FUND WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. I , ! ~\j $ 35.66 C L {,.J. 9.50 10.60 1,269.46 50.03 ',,403.58 9,043.07 61.35 95.45 134.32 7.00 243.00 3.00 33.37 47.00 1.40 7.75 20.85 370.24 97.39 102.50 23.84 60.00 36.82. 276.48 11.14 65.40 47.99 6.91 48.58 82.50 178.49 21.50 51.25 46.21 93 .50 81.75 14. io 5.61 1.75 67.50 299.00 25.00 7.50 5.67 68.56 9.34 287.09 31.64 2.05 5.30 503.69 24.00 176.74 267.23 I 1.62 50.00 189.00 104.69 3.75 19.55 3.20 394.50 16.77 17.18 4.20 5.84 6.00 12.87 160.03 1.20 72.00 14.10 564.00 1.85 I ~ 3,?2 .42 e MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPANY ;!,\~:;HGLARA E. NASHOLM NATIONAL LEAD CO. NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL NORTHWEST INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY CO. NUDELMAN BROTHERS NURNBERG Sc I ENT I F I C ' OIL FILTER SERVI~E COMPANY JAY F. OLDHAM ORCHARD AUTO PARTS CO. OREGON EGG PRODUCERS OREGON FRUIT CO. THE OREGON NEWS COMPANY , . OREGON OUTFITTERS OREGON STATE HIGHWAY DEPT. OREGON SCREW PRODUCTS CO. OREGON 'SUPPLY COMPANY PACIFIC FRUIT & PRODUCE CO. PAC I F I C TELEPHONE & TE,LEGRAPH CO.' PACKER SCOTT JOHN W. PENNINGTON PETTY CASHy EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY PET'TY 'CASH . PIERCE FREIGHT LINES, INC. PITTSBURGH PLATE GLASS CO. PITTSBURGH TESTING LABORATORY . DAN I EL O. POTTER, TREASURER, ' DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER-." PRESCOTT'S J. W. QUACKENBUSH & SON QUIC~ S~RVICE 'LITHO ELLIS RACKLEFF REAR'S FARM SERVICE RECORDAK CORPORATION RETREAD TIRE SHOP RovA. ROE THEe>. R,OO'SEVEL T JR:H I GH SCHOOL SCHAR~~'sT~I~ OAKS "BLDRS SUPPLY CO. SCOBERT BUILDING MATERIALS, INC. SEARS, ROEBUCK & COMPANY SHELL O~L COMPANY SIMMONS 'CARBON CO., INC. SMITH RADIO COMMUNICATION SOUT-H EUGENE HIGH SCHOOL STANDARD FEED & SEED CO. STANDARD OIL CO. OF CAUFORNIA STAiE DEPT. OF MOTOR ViHICLis CONR'AD E. STEWAR'T SUPT. OF DocUMENTS' THOMAS LAW BOOK COMPANY TIDEW~TER OIL COMPANY TILLMAN, & BOOTH, .INC. THE'ToDO CO., INC.C TOMMY'S PAINT POT UN I TED PIPE & SUPPL Y CO., INC. U. S. POSTMASTER , , UNIVERSITY OF OREGON PHOTO BUREAU U 'OF 0 SCHOOL OF HEALTH & PHys.Eo. VALLEY STATIONERY COMPANY I VITUS ELECTRIC SUPPLY CO. VITUS MACHINE SHOP WALLACE & TIERNAN INC. JOH~ WkRREN HARDWARE, INC. WHEELER ApPLIANCE CO. WENDELL WI CK WIGGINS COMPANY, INC: T. C. WILDISH WIL~AMETTE STATIONERi .,~. WILLAMETTE VALLEY PAPER CO. , , WILLIAMS' BAKERY LEW WILL!AMS CHEVROLET CO. THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY H.C. WORDEN ZELLERBACH PAPER COMPANY CORNELL,HoWLAND,HAYES & MERRYFIELD , .:. I ,j "!:,, STREET, BRIDGE & DRAINAGE C&M FUND M. B. WARREN $ I 262.17 16.80 11.67 4.05 12.82 107.82 56.31 27.31 86.00 2.12 78.15 18.92 1,104.52 27.50 88.14 6.47 88.26 2.20 981.71 34.36 250.00 5.74 99.51 9.22 75.74 5.00 70 1.20 6,352.58 I .50 1.45 14.85 63.50 230.58 40.00 58.34 315.00 50.00 10.96 37.89 12.53 34.38 21.00 247.61 585.00 49.65 48.80 62.00 60.00 .0.95 2.50 I ,885. 12 27.69 5.50 1.16 3.00. 10.00 7.00 32.00 18.21 39.25 6.00 60.27 63. II 5.00 8.16 71.30 ,1,049.86 5.70 37 .72 68.70 565.08 15.00 30.00 29. II 887.40 e I I e I 103.06 e II I, e 201"'lllll 6/9/58 _. _._ _ __. ___ ~ *.. . _ _ __ ___ __ ..___.___ ___u._ __~ -" -- -- ~- -.- I e I I e I e 2 ~ II II I 1 I I I 31! i I 1 , I I I :1 I j j I I I I I: j'I I: I AMAZON SWIMMING POOL FUND SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND CENTRAL HEATING CO. $ WALLACE & TIERNAN INC. VALLEY PLATING HESS & DEVEREAUX ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS CORNELL,HoWLAND,HAYES & MERRYFIELD $ 210.13 I ,207 . 66 484.16 2.00 I ,038 . 80 1.42 INTERSECTION PAVING FUND CITY OF EUGENE, LIEN IDEPT. 2,696.87 GENERAL DOG FUND LIBRARY BOND FUND HARRY L. CHASE, LANE COUNTY CLERK GALE M. ROBERTS CO. 25,276.50 27.20 AIRPORT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT FUND CIVIC EMERGENCY FUND RAY W. PRESTON LANE COUNTY TITLE COMPANY DANIEL O. POTTER"TREAS. PETTY CASH 10.00 5.10 262.95 4.70 GENERAL BOND INTEREST FUND GENERAL BOND PRINCIPAL FUND I, I I l 9,000.00 'I 1 I I I II ! DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 850.00 OLD IMPROVEMENT BOND FUND DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT FUND LANE COUNTY TITLE COMPANY WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. 104.26 345.00 !i I ! I . ( , ,I 1 I Ii I; I! Ii !1 ,I I' J " ! IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS 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: JESKE BROTHERS 1ST - SANITARY SEWER RIVERVIEW, SECTION #3 $ 4,162.50 MILLS DITCHING CO. 1ST & FINAL - SANITARY SEWER ON 39TH AVENUE FROM: FERRY TO HILYARD STREET 1ST & FINAL STORM SEWER ON MIAMI LANE FROM 24TH AVE- NUE TO 25TH AVENUE $, I ,750 .40 II Ii ~ 1,026.00 2,776.40 K. A. WARDELL 1ST & FINAL - SIDEWALK ON 20TH AVENUE FROM PATTERSON STREET TO HILYARD STREET 1ST & FINAL - SIDEWALK ON 22ND AVENUE FROM VANBuREN STREET TO TYLER STREET 799.95 564.50 1,364.45 WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. 1ST - SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN DONAL~ AND HILYARD STREETS FROM BETWEEN 34TH PLACE AND 35TH AVENUE TO 37TH AVENUE 8TH -'TRUNK SEWER ON PEARL STREET FROM 6TH TO 28TH AVENUE 9,386.98 '. Ii II , :i I i 2,744.33 6,642.65 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE ESTIMATES, 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 CASRIED. ! .; THIS BEING THE DATE SET fOR THE AWARD OF CONTRACT FOR THE INSTALLATION OF AN IRRIGATION SYSTEM AT WESTMORELAND PARK, THE fOLLOWING BIDS WERE TABULATED AS OPENED JUNE 2, 1958 AT 10:00 AM: OSCAR HENKE ABC PLUMBING & IRRIGATION CO. RAMSEy-WAITE CO. $ 4,626.51 (LOW) 4,895.00 6,990.71 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFfEy THA~ THE CONTRACT BE AWARDED TO THE LOW BIDDER AND THAT THE NECESSARY DOCUMENT BE DRAWN AND SIGNED BY THE PROPER CITY OF-FI.CIALS. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED: t: I ,I I', I; . ! , , , THIS BEING THE DATE SET FOR THE AWARD OF CONTRACTS FOR VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS, THE FOLLOW- ING BIDS WERE TABULATED AS OPENED ,JUNE 5, ,1958 AT 10:00 AM: STREET PAVING ~IDTH PROJECT AND NAME OF BIDDER 36' 39TH AVENUE fROM 'KNOB HILL WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. CENTRAL HEATING CO. EST IMATED COST PER FRONT FOOT LANE TO DONALD STREET jl I I I! i \ j I I, I I; .\ ~ $ 11,61.9.65 (LOW) 12,266.85 $ 6.48 II 34' ALDER STREET FROM BETWEEN AVENUE TO 35TH AVENUE WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. CENTRAL HEATING CO. 32ND AVENUE AND 35TH nr,938.23 (LOW') 12,109.45 6.23 """'2 0 2 6/9/58 ---------~--- --~-----~-- - - ------_._- ~- - - - - - - - - - ---- ---~----------- ----- . T_ STREET PAVING (CONTD). . .WIDTH J 34' PROJECT AND NAME OF BIDDER JACKSON STREET FROM 12TH AVENUE TO 13TH AVENUE WILDISH,CONSTRUCTION CO. CENTRAL' HEATING Co. $ 3,855.36 (LOW) 4,185.84 , 'J341 FILLMORE STREET FROM ALLEY BETWEEN 6TH AVENUE AND 7TH AVENUE TO 7TH AVENUE WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. CENTRAL HEATING CO. 1,980.80 '(LOW)' .2,010.45 / J ALLEY 14 ' PAVING . '. ALLEY BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH STREET TO HIGH ST~EET WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. CHRISTIANSON & ROYAL KEMP BROTHERS AVENUES FROM PEARL ESTIMATED COST PER FRONT FOOT $ 6.07 6.14 2,661.00 (LOW) . ,4.18 2,671 .26 2,699;05 I I I SANITARY SEWER / POTTER STREET FROM 36TH TO 37TH AVENUE WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. JESKE BROTHERS~ 685.95 (L'OW) 809.00 . STORM, SEWER CHAMBERS STREET FROM j8TH:AvENUE TO 24TH AVENUE WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. JESKE BROTHERS 2K; 954.10', ,( LO~) . 23,564.90 BETWEEN 39TH AVENUE AND 40TH AVENUE FROM DONALD STREET TO WILlAMETTE STREET JESKE BROTHERS WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. LINCOLN STREET TO LAWRENCE STREET BETWEEN: 28TH AVENUE AND 29TH AVENUE WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. JESKE BROTHERS 2,386..40 (lOW) 2,460.00. -. / SIDEWALKS EAST SIDE Of CHAMBERS STREET FROM 18TH. AVENUE TO 22ND AVENUE AND ON 22ND AVENUE fROM FILLMORE:, STREET TO CHAMBERS STREET KEMP BROTHERS - .. " .- K. A. WARDELL FRED STUBBERT ARNE CHRISTOFfERSON WM. CHRISTIANSON 3,073.00 (LOW) 3,080.25 3,1.46.75 . - - . ~ - 3,169.50 3,38,3.00 I I I I t I I I I I I I I [STIMATED ,COST PER ZONE FOOT 3.47 EST I'MA TED COST PER FRONT,FoOT 1.78 I T WAS MOVED .BY ,MR. HARTMAN SECONDE.D BX MR. MCGAFfEY THAT TH,E' CONTRACTS BE AWARDED TO THE LOW BIDDERS AND THAT THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS BE DRAWN AND SIGNED BY THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING ,AYE, MOTION CARRIED. REPORTS O~OFFICERS A REPORT FROM THE Ass I.STANT CITY MANAGER - RE: MONTHLY DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS, E,rC., WAS SUBM I TTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "THE VALUE. OF BUILDING PERMITS ISSUED FOR MAY 1958 AMOUNTED TO: $9,37,.29.7 ,WHICH EXCEEDS THE VALUE FOR THE SAME MONTH A YEAR AGO BY $585,827. : TH I S AMOU.NT .1 N- CLUDES A $335,376 VALUATION ON THE PUBLIC LIBRARY. THE FIRE .DEPARTMENT ANSWERED IN THE ,MON,TH OF MA:Y A TOTAL OF 45 ALARMS OF WHICH 3 WERE NON~FIR~ CALLS .AND 3 WERE RURAL CALLS FORAN ~STIMATED~OTAL LOSS Of $9836.50. THE FIRE MARSHAL IS OFFIC.E .MADE :118 INSPECTIONS RES,ULTING IN T,HE R,E- MOVAL OF 115 HAZARDS. THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT REPORT.S THE, FOllOW 1 NG ACH I EVEMENTS: I I I I I I I I \ ~ I. SIDEWALKS ON 20TH AVENUE FROM PATTERSON TO HILYARD STREET AND ON 22ND AVENUE FROM VANBUREN TO TYLER STREET HAVE BEEN COMPLETED. 2. THE STORM SEWER ON MIAM~ LANE FROM 24TH TO 25THA~ENUE HAS BEEN COMPLE,TED. 3. THE SANITARY SEWER ON 39TH AVENUE FROM FERRY TO HILYARD STREET HAS BEEN COMPLETED. 4. WORK HAS BEEN STARTED AGAIN ON THE PEARL'STREET TRUNK SEWER AND HAS NOW PROGRESSED TO SOUTH OF IBTH AVENUE. e -- ----..- +- , . I e I \ I e I e " e I e I I .. ,~e I e 203 6/9/58 ! I 5. THE RIVERVIEW'SEWER, SECTION #3, IS NOW APPROXIMATELY 35% COMPLETE. I, l' l~ II 11 I ! 1 I; I ji I( ! i ,I " 6. THE CRESTWOOD TERRACES SEWER CONSTRUCTION HAS BEEN STARTED. 7. CONTRACTS HAVE BEEN LET ON SEVEN STREET PAVING PROJECTS, ONE SANI- TARY SEWER PROJECT AND ONE SIDEWALK PROJECT. OTHER DEPARTMENTAL WORK INCLUDES THE SWEEPING OF 897 MILES OF STREETS, THE FLUS~- . ING OF 871 MILES OF STREETS AND THE CLEANING OF. 102 CATCH BASINS. ALSO, THE SUMMER GRASS CUTT I NG PROGRAM WAS STARTED'. THE LIBRARY REPORTS THAT ,AGAIN MORE ITEMS WERE CIRCULATED THAN FOR THE SAME MONTH A YEAR AGO, 'A TOT'AL OF 15,7Q5 I'TEMS' IN C'.I'RCULATION Dt.iRING MAY 1,958 FOR AN INCREASE OF 1272 OVER MAY OF 1957. THE PARKS & RECREATION DEPARTMENT REPORTS THAT A TOTAL OF 240!~ REGISTRATIONS HAVE BEEN MADE FOR THE 1958 "LEARN TO SWIM" PROGRAM. THE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT"A COPY OF WHI~H IS ON YOUR DESK, INDICATES AN INCREASE IN GENERAL CRIMINAL ACTIVITY IN MAY, 1HE CASE LOAD BEING 245 COMPARED TO 231 IN APRIL. JUVENILE.ACTIVITY REMAINED AT ABOUT T~E SAME. LEVEL IN MAY AS IN APRIL, AS DID TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS. 403 CHECKS WERE MADE FOR VACATIONING HOME OWNERS AND 5148 NIGHT I'PROWL" CHECKS OF BUSINESS AND INDUSTRIAL ESTABLISHMENTS: VALUATION OF PROPERTY RECOVERED AND RETURNED TO OWNERS WAS SET AT $14,320. r I II II l' ,1 AN IN-SERVICE TRAINING CLASS' IN FINANCE ADMINISTRATION HAS BEEN STARTED. CITY EMPLOYEES IN THE CLASS INCLUDE THE FIRE CHIEF AND ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF, PARKS & RECREATION SUPERINTENDENT, POLICE CHIEF AND ASSISTANT POLICE CHIEF, CITY ENGI~EER AND ASSISTANT CITY ENGINEER, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT, FOUR EMPLOYEES OF THE FINANCE DEPARTMENT .INCLUDING FINANCE OFFICER, ASSISTANT FINANCE OFFICER, BOOKKEEPER, AND PAYROLL & CLAIMS CLERK. IN ADDITION, TWO OF THE COUNTY PER- SONNEL, RECORDER-TREASURER OF SPRINGFIELD AND RECORDER-TREASURER OF COTTAGE GROVE ARE ENROLLED. ( I: 'I 'I 11 f Ii 'I 11 I' Ii I You WILL RECALL THAT THE NEXT SCHEDULED COMMITTEE MEETING WILL BE HELD ON MONDAY, JUNE 16, 1958, INSTEAD OF FRIDAY', JUNE 13." ( IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFFEY THAT THE REPORT OF THE ASSISTANT CITY MANA- GER BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. REPORTS OF COMMITTEES A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD. JUNE '2, 1958 - RE: COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE - REQUEST TO PUR- CHASE PROPERTY ON SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 18TH AVENUE AND CHAMBERS STREET; REQUEST FOR AMENDMENT OF PLUMB- ING CODE TO ALLOW 1-1/2~ CONNECTION FOR GARBAGE DISPOSAL UNITS; REQUEST FOR PAYMENT OF PLUMBING BILL BY GODLOVE THE PLUMBER1 REPORT ON DISCUSSION WITH BREEDEN BROS. REGARDING PAVING OF 36TH AVENUE FROM DONALD TO HILYARD STREET; REQUEST FOR SEWER TO SERVE THE WEST SIDE OF FRI~~DLY STREET SOUTH OF 28TH AVENUE; RECOMMENDATIONS Of TRAFF~C ENGINEER FOR VARIOUS CHANGES IN TRAFFIC ORDINANCE; REQUEST BY WEST COAST AIRLINES AND SHELL OIL COMPANY FOR SITE FOR JET FUEL STORAGE; CONSIDERATION OF BIDS ON SPRINKLER SYSTEM. FOR WESTMORELAND PARK; DISCUSSION ,REGARDING' RESOLUTION THANKING EUGENE RECREATION COMMISSION FOR OFFER OF HELP AND ADVICE ON TV TRANSMITTERO.N SPENCER BUTTE; VIAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: ! Ii r I: II ,I t: II t 1,,1 ,I II 'I II 11 i; I I! II Ij I II 'I I ,I II II 'I I. II j ,I I' ,I II " "PRESENT: COUNCILMEN SHISLER, EDMUNDS, LAURIS, MOLHOLM AND LINDEEN; AssisTANT CITY MANAGER; ASSISTANT CITY RECORDER;. CITY ATTORNEY; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; 01 RECTOR OF PUBL I C WORKS; :SUPER I NTENDENT OF PARKS & RECREAT ION; TRAFF I C l. ENGINEER; PLUMBING INSPECTOR; REPRESENTATIVES OF WEST COAST AIRLINES AND SHELL OIL COMRANY; JESSE GODLOVE; DAN WYANT, EUGENE REGISTER-GuARD; JACK CRAIG,KERG. COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE I. REQUEST TO PURCHASE PROPERTY ON SOUTHEAST CORNER OF 18TH AVENUE AND CHAMBERS STREET - THE ASSISTANT 'CITY MANAGER READ A LETTER FROM BLlNKHORN MORTGAGE &: REALTY SERVI.CE IN WHICH .THEY REQUESTED AN OPPORTUNI7Y TOBID OR BUY AT A fAIR MARKET VALUE THE SOUTHEAST CORNER oi 18TH AVENUE AND CHAMBERS STREET. THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THIS REQUEST AND RECOMMENDED THAT THE PROPERTY BE PLACED ON THE MARKET ON A BID BASIS WITH THE COUNCIL RESERVING THE RIGHT TO REJECT OR ACCEPT ANY AND ALL BIDS. 2. REQUEST FOR AMENDMENT OF PLUMBING CO~E TO ALLOW 1;"/2" 'CONNECTION fOR GARBAGE DIS- POSAL UNITS - THE ASS,ISTANT CITY MANAGER EXPLAINED THAT A REQUEST H~D BEEN RECEIVED FROM THE ASSOCIATED PLUMBING CONTRACTORS Of LANE COUNTY FOR A CHANGE IN THE PLUMB- ING CODE WHICH WOULD' ALLOW A ,),-1/2" .P.IPE 'TO .CONNECT TO GRABAGE DISPOSAL UNITS, RATHER THAN THE 2" PIPE ~HICH I.S ,NOW REQUIRED. THE PLUMBING INSPECTOR POINTED OUT THAT THE CITY OF PORTLAND AND THE CITY OF SALEM ARE ALLOWING 1-1/2" LINES, AND IN HIS OPINION A 1~1/211 LINE MOUL~ BE ADEQUATE. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE AMENDMENT TO THE PLUMBING CODE BE MADE TO ALLOW '-1/2" LINE INSTEAD OF A 2" LINE. 3. REQUEST FOR PAYMENT OF PLUMBING BILL BY' GODLOVE THE PLUMBER - THE COMMITTEE AGAIN DISCUSSED A BILL WHICH HAD BEEN SUBMITTED BY GODLOVE THE PLUMBER FOR WORK DONE TO OPEN A SEWER AT 1886 UNIVERSITY STREET. MR. GODLOVE EXPLAINED THAT THIS PARTICULAR 1 I I' I . ~ 204 6/9/58 .. ------------ ----- ---------------~~----~--- --~- ---------_.- - _.. ___ ... __' - _. - - ... _. - - .. __ __ __._ - . - 0_' __ _ ----- ------ --~--------_.- . - - - ._-~~ .. - .-- - . -- - -- - --"- - \f U _.-:- . SITUATION WAS SUCH THAT CONSIDERABLE PROBING WAS NECESSARY TO,LOCATETME,SEWER LINE IN THE BACK YARD OF THE RESIDENCE AT 1886 UNIVERSITY STREET. THis IS AN OLD INSTALLATION AND:THEAE ARE NO RECORDS OF CONNECTIONS IN THE BUILDING DEPART- MENT, NOR IS THERE A MANHOLE AVAILABLE TO CHECK STOPPAGES IN THE MAIN LINE. THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS SAID THAT ALL PLUMBERS HAVE BEEN INSTRUCTED TO CHECK THE MAIN LINE FIRST AND If THE STOPPAGE IS IN THE MAIN LINE TO CONTACT THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. HE AGREED THAT THIS WAS AN UNUSUAL SITUATION AND THAT MR. GODLOVE SHOULD PERHAPS,BE COMPENSATED FOR WORK WHICH THE CITY WOULD HAVE HAD TO DO~ IT WAS RE- COMMENDED TO HOLD THIS ITEM IN COMMITTEE UNTIL FRIDAY, JUNE 6, 1958, AT WHICH TIME MR. GODLOVE WOULD SUBMIT A BREAKDOWN Of HIS CHARGES. 4. REPORT ON DISCUSSION:WITH BREEDEN BROS. REGARDING PAVING Of 36TH AVENUE fROM DONALD TO HILYARD STREET - THE COMMITTEE AGAIN DiscusseD THE REQUEST BY BREEDEN BROS. FOR PAVING OF 36TH AVENUE FROM DONALD TO HILYARD STREET,WHICH ITEM,HAD BEEN HELD IN COM- MITTEE SO THAT CITY OFfiCIALS COULD NEGOTIATE WITH BREEDEN BROS. WITH THE THOUGHT IN MIND THAT BREEDEN BRO~. WOULD PAY-F6R PAVING THAT PORTION OF THE STREET WH1~H WOULD PASS THROUGH PARK PROPERTY. THE ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER STATED THAT.HE HAD-DIS- CUSSED THE MATTER WITH BREEDEN BROS. AND THAT THE POSSIBILITY OF THEIR PAYING FOR THIS PORTION Of THE PROJECT IS VERY REMOTE. HE FURTHER STATED THAT NO FUNDS ARE AVAILABLE AT PRESENt, NOR ARE- ANY BUDGETED IN THE fUTURE, WHICH THE,CITY COULD USE TO PAY FOR THE CONTEMPLATED PAVING THROUGH PARK,PROPERTY. THE CITY ATTORNEY EXPLAINED THAT THE COUNCIL COULD, PAY FOR THE PAVING'OF THE STREET THROUGH' PARK PROPERTY ONLY IF THE PARK WEREBENEFITED~ THE SUPERINTENDENT OF PARKS & RECREATION STATED THAT IN HIS OPINION THE PROPERTY TO THE NORTH OF THE PROPOSED STREET UNQUEST~ONABLY wOULD NOT BE UsED FOR PARK PURPOSES,:BUT THE. AREA TO THE SOUTH MIGHT BE DESIRABLE. IT HAD BEEN- SUGGESTED PRE~IOUSLY THAT. SEVERAL LOTS IN THIS AREA MIGHT BE SOLD SINCE THEY WOULD: NOT BE DESIRABLE FOR PARK PURPOSES., THE COM- MITTEt RECOMMENDED THAT~HE pAVING 6F 36TH AVENUE FROM DONALD STREET TO THE: WEST BOUNDARY OF THE PARK PROPERTY BE APPROVED, AND THAT THE CENTURY OF PROGRESS FUND BE CONTACTED REGARDING T~E POSSI~ILITY OF REMOVING RESTRICTIONS REQUIRING THAT THE PROPERTY BE USED FOR PARK PURPOSES ONLY AND ALSO TO SET A MINIMUM PRICE'ON THE PROPERTY. 5. REQUEST FOR SEWER TO SERVE THE WEST SIDE OF FRIENDLY STREET SOUTH OF 28TH AVENUE - THE ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER STATED THAT HE HAD A PETITION FROM RESIDENTS ALONG THE WEST SIDE OF FRIENDLY STREET SOUTH FROM THE PRESENT TRUNK SEWER LINE FOR THE IN- STA(LATION OF,A SEWER wHICH WOULD CONNECT WJTH THE PRESENTCI~Y SEWER. ,TH~COM- MITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THIS REQUEST BE GRANTE~ AND THAT THE NECESSARY ORDINA~ES. INITIATING THE PROJECT BE PASSED. 6. RECOMMENDATIONS OF TRAFFIC ENGINEER FOR VARIOUS CHANGES IN TRAFFIC ORDINANCE - THE FOLLOW,I,NG CHANGES TO TI::IE T~AFFIC ORDINANCES WERE RECOMMENDED BY THE TRAFFIC ENGI- , NEER: A. THAT THROUGH AND RIGHT TURN LANES FOR EASTBOUND TRAFFIC ON 11TH AVEN:UE AT CHARNEL TON STREET- AND THROUGH AND LEFT T:URN LANES FOR WESTBOUND TRAtF I C AT II TH AVENUE AND' CHARNEL TON STREET BE ESTABLI SHED. BY REMOV I NG PARK I NG AS, FOLLOWS: (I) BEGIN~NINGAT THE ,INTERSECTION OF, THE NORTH: CURB, L'INE OF i ITH AVENUE AND ,THE E-AST CUR'B LINE OF CHARNE-L TON STREET :TO, A PO I NT 140 FEET TO THE EAST ON THE NORTH SIDE OF 11TH AVENUE. '('2') - BEG I NN I NG AT THE. INTERSECT i ON OF :THE NORTH CURB LINE OF I I TH AVENUE AND THE WEST CURB' LiNE OFCHARNELTON STREET TO A POINT 90 FEET TO THE WEST ON THE NORTH SI~E OF 11TH AVENUE.". (3) BEGINNING AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE WEST CURB LINE OF CHARNELTON STREET AND THE SOUTH CURB LINE OF 11TH AVENUE TO A POINT 125 FEET TO THE WEST ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 11TH AVENUE. B. A STOp. SIGN SHALL BE INSTALLED STOPPING WESTBOUND TRAFFIC ON, THE PACIF,IC HIGHWAYAriCE~s ROAD ENTERING MCKINLEY STREET TO ELIMINATE AS MANY TRA~FIC CONFLI~TS A~ POSSIBL~. C. PAR~ING SHALL BE REMOVEb FROM THE ,INTERSECTION OF THE WEST XURB LINE ON MONROE STREET AND THE NORTHEAST CURB LINE OF BLAIR BOULEVARD TO A POINT . 60 ,FEET NORTHWEST ,O~ TI:IE NOIFf:lEAST :? I DEOF~l,.A I R:BoULEVARD.TO ALLOW FOR V I SUAL CLEARANCE FOR 'TRAFF I C :SOUTHBOUND ON MONROE STREET:. D. A RIGHT TURN LANE SHALL BE ESTABLISHED NEXT TQTHE CURB LINE ON ,11TH AVENUE FOR EASTBOUND TRAFF I C TURN I NG SOUTH ONTO CHAMBEHS STREET, PRESENTLY S I.GNED ... FOR "NO PARKING-ON HIGHWAY SHOULDERS". THIS 'WOULD "LANE", THE EXIS.T,ING PAVING AND ELIMINATE A- NUMBER ,OF CONfLICTS IN TRAFFIC MOVEMENT-'. E. A RIGHT TURN LANE SHALL BE ESTABLISHED NEXT TO THE CURB LINE ON 18TH AVENUE FOR ,WESTBOUND TRAFF I,CTURN I NG NO~TI:l 9NT9 H! L Y~~D, $TR~ET . BY REMOV I NG PARK t:NG .' AS FOLLOWS: i ~ 1: ... " ~ e ----- , I I e I I e I II :! e 8 e 205~ 6/9/58 ---_._-----~.~-- ----- - -- --~ -----..-- - ~-- I e I I e I e r II I t I I I I; I',,' ':1 i Ii I': II ,:: Ii " ,\ I I ,,'! I, I' II I. Ii II I Ii I' II ( I) BEG I NN I NG AT THE I NTERSECTI ONOF THE EAST ,CURB LINE OF HI L-YARD STREET AND THE NORTH CURB LINE ~F 18TH AVENUE TO A' POINT 125 FEET TO THE EAST ON THE NORTH SIDE OF '18TH AVENUE. I j ! j i I I ! i I 'I Ii \ 1 ! THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT'THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE -TRAFFIC ENGINEER BE .APPROVED. 7. REQUEST BY WEST COAST AIRLINES AND SHELL OIL COMPANY FOR SITE FOR JET ,F,UE,l STORAGE - THE ASSIST~T C,TY MANAGER EXPLAINED THAT HE HAD RECEIVED A REQUEST FROM WEST COAST AIRLINES AND SHELL OIL COMPANY FOR PERMISSION TO INSTALL UNDERGROUND TANKS AT MAHLON-SWEET AIRPORT FOR THE STORAGE OF JET FUELS. HE TOLD THE COMMITTEE THAT THE CIVIL AERONAUTICS ADMI~IS~RATION HAD DESIGNATED EUGENi AS A JET ,REFUELING STATION ,AND THAT IT WOULD BE NECESSARY TO HAVE FACILITIES AVAILABLE IN THE NEAR FUTURE. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT NEGOTIATIONS BE ENTERED INTO WITH WEST COAST AIRLINES WHICH WOULD RESULT IN A LEASE IN WHICH THE CITY WOULD RECEIVE COMPENSA- TION FROM THE SALE OF JET FUEL. 8. CONSIDERATION OF BIDS ON SPRINKLER SYSTEM FOR WESTMORELAND PARK -THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THE BIDS OPENED JUNE 2, 1958 ON A SPRINKLER SYSTEM FOR WESTMORELAND PARK AT 24TH AVENUE AND POLK STREET AND 'RECOMMENDED THAT THE LOW B!DOF $46?6.51 SUBMITTED BY OSCAR HENKE OF EUGENE, 'OREGON ,BE ACCEPTED. 9. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT A RESOLUTION,BE ADOPTED THANKING TH~ EUGENE RECREATION COMMISSION FOR'THEIR OFFER OF HELP AND ADVISE WITH REGARD TO THE QUESTION OF It-STALLlNG A TV TRANSMITTER ON SPENCER BUTTE." IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER, WITH REFERENCE TO ITEM 2 OF THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF:THE WHOLE, THAT THE MINUTES BE AMENDED TO THE EFFECT THAT 1-1/2" CONNECTION FOR GAR- BAGE DISPOSAL UNITS BE REQUIRED ON EXISTING INSTALLATIONS AND 2" CONNECTION ON NEW INSTALLATIONS. MOTION CARRIED. I ; :1 I' Ii i, I, 1; I' ,: 11 'i I: I: [: Ij I' I; I,t Ii 11 I: i! 1', i: " t I, q I; I" II !~ I!,: I, Il I; l' II r'j !i [ I II II 'I I: IJ Ii ~ Ii 11 I I' I: fi No ACTION WAS TAKEN'ON ITEMS OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT. CONTRA~T WAS. AWARDED WH~N B.lDOPENING WAS CONSIDERED EARLIER IN THE MEETING. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE AS AMENDED BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRI'ED. A REPORT OF THE 'COMMITTEE MEE~ING HELD'JUNE 6, 1958 - RE: COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE - PROPOSED SEWER TO SERVE PAPE-PrSCHER TRACT ANNEXATION, G(ENWOOD AREA; DISCUSSION REGARDING PAYMENT ,OF BILL PRESENTED BY GODLOVE THE PLUMBER; REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF CHANGE ORDER #1, NEW LIBRARY BUILDING; REPORT OF RECOMMENDATION FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT BY CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES & MERRYFIELD; DISCUSSION OF BIDS ON VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS OPENED JUNE 5, 1958; DISCUSSION OF LEASE TERMS FOR JET FUELD STORAGE AT MAHLON-SWEET AIRPORT WITH WEST COAST AIRLINES; PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE - PROPERTY ACQUISITION WEST SIDE OF HILYARD STREET FROM 25TH TO 29TH AVtNUE; V~RIANCE FROM FRONT PROPERTY.LINE SETBACK,REQUESTED BY G. W. MILLETT, 320 SUNSET DRIVE; PAVING OF ~RANT STREET FROM 17TH TO 18TH AVENUE; RESIGNATION OF WM. C. CLUBB; WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "PRESENT: COUNCILMEN SHEARER, HARTMAN, SHISLER, EDMUNDS, LAURIS, MOLHOLM AND MCGAFFEY; CITY:MANAGERj CITY RECORDER; DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS; CITY ENGINEER; ADMINI- STRATIVE ASSISTANT; PARKS & RECREATION SUPERINTENDENT; RALPH RODERICK OF CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES & MERRYFIELD; FRED REIGLES, WEST COAST AIRLINES; DALE'TISCHERj ROBERT LEMON, CHAIRMAN OF LJBRAR.Y !30ARD; DAN WYANT, EUGENE 'REGISTER-GUARD. COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE I. PROPOSED SEWER TO SERVE. PAPE-F1SCHER,TRACT ANNEXATION, GLENWOOD AREA - THE CITY RECORDER PRESENTED'THREE'ALTERNATES PREPARED BY THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT FOR SEWER TO SERVE THE RECENTLY ANNEXED PAPE-FISCHER TRACT IN THE GLENWOOD AREA AS FOLLOWS: (I) SEWER TO INCLUDE RUNNING THE TRUNK TO THE SOUTH END OF THE PAPE- FISCHER'TRACT AT'A TOTAL COST 0f $39,600. IT WAS PREVIOUSLY ESTIMATED THAT UNDER STANDARD ASSESSME~T ~ROCEDURES THE. PAPE-FISCHER TRACT WOULD BE ASSESSED IN THE AMOUNT OF $4370 AND' THE' REMAINING $35,230 WOULD BE EITHER,ASSESSED TO THE CITY OF EUGENE OR OWNERS OF ADJACENT PROPERTY. (2) SEWER TO BE CONSTRUCTED ALONG THE PRESENT RAILROAD AND WOULD SERVE THE PAPE-FISCHER TRACT AND THAT PORTION OF LAND SOUTH OF THE HIGHWAY WHICH WOULD EVENTUALLY BE SERVED BY THE NATURAL DRA1 NAGE COURSE,. TRAVERS.I NG. THROUGH THE PAPE-F I SCHER T,RAC,T AT A TOTAL EST IMATED COST OF $27,550. IT IS ALSO' ESTIMATED THAT: IF THIS TRUNK WERE USED BY THE CITY, AN AMOUNT'OF $1 1~340WOULD' BE REQUiRED TO BE PAID fOR ALL PIPE SIZES LARGER THAN 8't. UNDER THIS ALTERNATE THE PAPE-FISCHER TRACt WOULD BEAR APPROXIMATELY THE SAME ASSESSMENT AS THAT ESTIMATED IN ALTERNATE #1; HOWEVER, THIS TRUNK LINE WOULD NOT EFfECTIVELY SERVE' THE GLENWOOD AREA. (3),THE CONSTRUCTION Of THIS' SEWER IS COMPUTED O~ THE' BASIS' OF USING A 10". LINE FROM A POINT ADJACENT TO THE SEARS ROEBUCK WAREHOUSE TO THE PROPOSED RAILROAD CROSSING SITE OPPOSITE. THE PAPE-FISCHER TRACT AT A TOTAL COST OF $23,450 OF WHICH $17,230 WOULD BE CHARGED TO THE PAPE-FISCHER INTERESTS LEAVING THE AMOUNT OF $6220 TO BE PAID BY. THE CITY. THE CITY ENGINEER RECOMMENDED USING ALtERN~TE #I,WH1CH WOULD BEST SERVE ANY FUTURE RESIDENTIAL OR COMMERCIAL GROWTH IN THIS AREA OR: ~HE GLENWOOD AREA. \ I I , I I I L4 r-- 206 6/9/58 e _______~____________4._____ - - - . - - - - - - . - . -..,. --- - .- I I I , 11 'I j I j i i ~ ! f I j 1 , I I I I I ! I I I I I I I j I j I I I , I I ! I I I ! i I 1 i 1 ,i , I I \ t Ii ~j HE FURTHER POINTED OUT THAT HIS ESTIMATES INCLUDED ONLY CON..ST,RUCTION COSTS AND NOT THAT OF ACQUIRING R,IGHTS-OF-W~Y. MR. FISCHER POINTED OUT THAT HIS ORGANIZATIO'N IN- TENDS TO CONSTRUCT SEVERAL HUNDRED FEET OF RAILROAD SPUR LINES WHICH WOULD INCREASE THE COST OF CONSTRUCTION OF THE SEWER IF DONE AT A LATER DATE AND STATED THAT HE WOULD APPRECIATE AN INDIC~TION OF THE COUNCIL'S fEELING REGARDING ,THE :CO~STRUCTION OF A SEWER LINE FOLLOWING ONE OF THE ABOVE ALTERNATES AS HIS ORGANIZAT,ION IS VERY ANXIOUS TO HAVE THE LINE CONSTRUCTED. HE LIKEWISE INDICATED THAT THEY WERE WILLING TO DEFRAY THE ENTIRE COST OF THE SEWER LINE CONSTRUCTION WITH THE CITY TO R,EPAY ITS S~ARE OF THE c6~r BX'WAY QF ASHO~f'T~R~ (ciAN. I SOMEMEM~ERS OF THE; COMMITTEE INDICATED THAT ALTHOU,GH :THEY FAVOR A. STUD'( OF THE MATTER OF CONSTRUCtiNG A SEWER LINE TO SER~E THI.S AREA, THEY QUESTIONED WHETHER THI.S ,MORE RECENTLY ANNEXED AREA SHOULD BE B~I'!EfITED WITH SEWER SERVICE BEFORE SEWER SERVICE .IS P~OVIDED TO ~REASWHICH HAD BEEN ANNEXED TO THE CITY. ~OR ~OME T~ME. 11 I I J THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT AND THE ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT OF ,RIGHTS-,O~~WA~ AND, ACCESS. A STUDY OF ALTERNAT~ #1 BE MADE AND THAT MR: FISCHER UNDERTAKE A FURTHER STUDY REGARDING THE ACQUISITION e I . - - . - . 2. DISCUSSION REGARDING PAYMENT OF BilL PRESENTED BY GODLOVE THE PLUMBER,-.TH~ COM-, MITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THIS IT~MBEHELD IN COMMtTTEE FO~,FURTHER DISCUS~ION~ 3. REQUEST FOR APPROVAL OF CHANGE ORDER .#1, NEW LIBRARY BUILDING - MR. R.~BERT Le;MON, CHAIRMAN.~F THE LIBRARY BQARD, SUBMITTED TO T~E COMMitTEE CHANGE ORDER #1 ~HtCH AUTHORIZED THE CONTRACTOR ,TQ' EXCAVA1:E AN ADqlTIONAL, 1447 !'(,ARDS OF UNSTABLE ~ILT UNDERLYING THE BASEMENT FLOOR OF THE NEW LIBRARY BUIDDING AND,TO REPLACE THE SILT WITH BAR RUN GRAVEL AS SPECI,FIED BY THE ARCHI.TECTS. THIS .ADDITIONAL ,WOR~ WOLJLD INCREASE TH~ TOTAL CONTRA~T ~Y~4341 BASED.ON UNIT PRICES SUBMITTED BY T~E. CON- -: TRACTOR. THIS AMOUNT IS I~ EXCESS Of THE $2500 WHICH H~D BEEN AUTHORIZED FOR CHANGE ORDERS. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT CHANGE ORDER #1 AS OUTLINED ABOVE BE ~PPROVED. I 4. REPORT OF RECOMME~DATION,FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT BY CORNELL,How~ND, HAYES, &Y2 MERRYFIELD - MR. RALPH RODERICK, CONSULTING ENGINEER FOR CO~~ELL, HOWLAND, HAYE~ & MERRYFI~LD, PRESENTED EACH COMMITTEE MEMBER WITH A COpy OF THE PROPOSED ADDITIONS TO THE PRESENT ~EWAGE TREAT~ENT P~~NT. !N ORDER TO qETE~MINE THAT THE PROPOSED CHANGES WILL COMPLETE THE PLANT AS REQUIRED BY T~E OREGON STATE ,SANITARY ~UTHORITY, HE RECOMMENDED THE CONSTRUCTION OF A PILOT PLANT DURING THE SUMMER OF 1958 AT AN ESTIMATED COST OF $150Q. ,THfS COST MAY BE REDUCED !F FILTER ROCK CAN BE:~~QUIRED AND PRock~~t6'LOCA(~~AS~HIS tSTIMAlE IS BASED ON.THE SOURCE.OF SUPPLY Of,IHI.S~OCK BEING ROSEBURG. MR. RODE~ICK ESTIMATES TijE OPERATIONAL' COST OF THE; P~LOT PLANT AT 13500 WH,!C~ WOULD INCLUDE,PAYI~G A SANlTARyENGINe;ER OB ,CHEMIST TO CONDUCT TESTS THR~~GHOUT THE SUM- MER. HE' PO I NTED OUT --THAT"I -j-' '15- FEA$'I EiL,(' THAT THE FEDERAL GOVe;'~NMENT C~N PART lei PATE TO A MAXIMUM OF 30% OF ,THE OPERATIOr;l~L .COST BUT CANNOT PARTICIPATE IN THE CONSTRUC- TION COST. THE COMM I TT.EE REC.OMMENDED TH~T THE CITY MANAGE.R BE AUTHOR I ZED TO SPEND A MAX IMUMOF $5000 FOR CONSTRUCTION AND OPERATION OF THE:PILOT PLANT,WITH FUNDS TO BE USED FROM THE SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND. I 5. DISCUSSION OF BIDS ON VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS OPENED JUNE 5, 1958 - THE TABULA- TION OF BIDS AS OPENED JUNE 5, 1958 FOR VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT P~OJECTS WAS ,REFERRED TO THE COUNCIL WITHOUT DISCUSSION OR RECOMMENDATION. 6. DISCUSSION OF L,EASE TERMS FOR JET. fUEL STORAGE AT: MAHLON-$WEET,A'I RPORt' i,.lITH WEST --' COAST AIRLJNES - THE CITY RECORPER PRESENTED A CONTRA~T wi.flCH WEST COA"?T'A"I'RL'IN~S' HAS MADE,WITH THE.CITY OF LEWISTON, IPAijO"TO THE ~9MMITT~E. ,THE CIT! E~GINEER. POINTED OUT. THAT IT IS. NECESSARY TO RECEIVE THE APPROYAL QF THE C!VIL AERONAUTICS ADMINISTRATIO~OF,ANY CONTRACT CONCER~ING.JET FUELS. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED ,THAT THE CITY OF EUGENE CONTRACT A TE~ YEARLEA?E,AGREEMENT WITH WEST> COAST AIRLINE~ AT 2; PER SQUARE FOOT Of A8EA USED WITH OPTION AND C~NCELLATION~TIFICATION C~AUSES IN- CLUDEDAND BASICALLY SIMILAR TO THE ~EWISTON" JpAHO CONT~ACT, SUBJECT, TO CAA APPROVAL. e PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE I. PROPERTY ACQUISITION WEST SIDE Of HILYARD STREET FROM 25TH TO 29TH AVENUE - THE PARKS & RECREATION,DEPARTMENT DESIReD TO,HAVE SlpEWALKS PLACED 9N THE WE~T SIDE OF H~LYARD STREET FROM 25TH TO 29TH AVENUE TO MAK~ IT EASIER TO plRECT PEOPLE TO THE,PARK AND SWIMMING POOL AREA AND FOR THE SAFETY OF CHILDRE~ GOI~G,TO AND: FROM THE PARK AREA. THE CITY RECORDER INplCATED,THAT DIFFICULTY HAD,BEENENCOUNTERED IN NEGOTIAT~NG FOR RIGHTS-OF-WAY WITH PROPERTY 9WNERS,AT 25TH AVENUE. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMEND~D THAT THE RIGHTS-OF-WAY. BE ACQUIRED AND THE SIDEWALK ,INSTALLED AT. A COST EQUAL, TO THE ASSESSMENT FOR THE SIDEWALK,=AND THAT THE SIDE~ALKBEA?SESSED BACK TO THE OWNE~S OF ABUTTING PROPERTY. I . . . . 2. VARIANCE FROM FRONT PROPERTY LINE SETBACK REQUESTED BY G. W. MILLETT, 320,SUNSET DRIVE - THE COMMITTEE VIEWED THE SITE OF THE REQUESTED VARIANCE AT 320 SUNSET DRIVE AND IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT THE REQUESTED ~ETBACK IS IN LINE WITH ADJOIN.ING P~O~ PERTIES.. THE COMMITTEE:,RECOMMENDED THE VARIANCE BE GRANTED) UPHOLDING THE ACTION OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS. e e -----------~- --~-_.__._----_._,~--- ~ ---------+-_..~--_.. ---. ~---- ---- - - -~~ -- - --~- - -- -- ~--_.- 207 '""lIIlIl 6/9/58 I e Ii I .I 11 I' i Ii Ii I! 'i Ii I: ~ 11 I! ! it I! II I: \, I) .I q Ii I" 11 I. \I t; Ii II I' I: II I I~ \: il II 11' ~ I I e I e , ,~ I .~ 3. PAVING OF GRANT STREET FROM 17TH TO 18TH AVENUE - A PETITION CONTAINING SIGNATURES OF OWNERS OF 77.3.% OF THE TOTAL FRONT FOOTAGE OF PROPERTY TO BE ASSESSED FOR, THE PAVING OF GRANT STREET FROM: 17TH TO 18TH AVENUE WAS PRESENTED TO THE COMMITTEE, AND THE, CITY RECORDER POINTED OUT THAT THIS PROPOSED PAV1NG WOULD CONNECT TO PAV- ING ALREADY APPROVED ON GRANT STREET FROM 18TH TO'23RD AVENUE. THE COMMITTEE RE- COMMENDED THAT THE PAVING OF GRANT STREET FROM 17TH TO' 18TH AVENUE BE APPROVED AND THAT THE NECESSARY ORDINANCES INITIATING THE PROJECT BE PASSED. 4. RESIGNATION OF WM. C. CLUBB - THE CITY MANAGER ANNOUNCED THAT HE HAD ACCEPTED, WITH RELUCTANCE, THE RESIGNATION OF MR. WM. C. CLUBB, DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS, TO BE EFFECT I VE JUL YI, ',~1958. II : IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE REPORTS OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE AND THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE APPROVED. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. ~ REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS A PERMANENT REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD JUNE 3, 1958 - RE: ZONING CLASSIFICA- TION OF SERVICE STATIONS AND. PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO ZONING CODE RE AGRICULTURAL ZONE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: liAs A PERMANENT REPORT, THE PLANNING COMMISSION BEGS TO RECOMMEND TO THE COUNCIL THAT A PUBLIC HEARING BE CALLED FOR JULY I, 1958 ON THE FOLLOWiNG: THE PLANNING COMMISS~ON RECOMMENDS .THAT ZONING ORDINANCE No. 10691 BE AMENDED BY ADDING A NEW SECTION AS FOLLOWS: SECTION IV-I - AR AGRICULTURAL ZONE, THE FOLLOWING REGULATIONS SHALL' APPLY IN THE AR AGRICULTURAL ZONE: A. USE No BUILDING, STRUCTURE OR LAND SHALL BE USED AND NO BUILDING OR STRUCTURE SHALL BE ERECTED, STRUCTURALLY ALTERED, ENL~RGED, OR MAINTAINED, EXCEPT FOR THE FOLLOWING USES: I. ONE-FAMILY DWELLINGS.--, 2. CHURCHES, AND NON-PROFIT LIBRARIES AND MUSEUMS, PROVIDED THEY ARE LOCATED AT LEAST TWENTY' (20)- FEET FROM ALL LOT LINES. 3. HOSPJTALS OR ~ANITARIUMS.MAY BE ALLOWED BY SPECIAL PERMIT AFTER PUBLIC HEARING AND EXAMINAT~ON OF THE LOCATION HAS CONVINCED THE PLANNI~G COM- M1SSION THAT SUCH A STRUCTURE WILL NOT BE DETRIMENTAL TO ADJACENT AND SURROUNDING PRO~ERTY, AND PRO~16ED THAT ANY BU~LDI~GS USED FOR,H?SP/TAL PURPOSES SHALL PROVIDE AND MAINTAIN SETBACKS FROM S1DE AND REAR PROPERTY LINES (EXCEPT ON THE STREET SIDE OF CORNER LOTS) OF AT LEAST FIFTY {50} FEET; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, ALLEYS CONTIGUOUS TO OR WITHIN THE PROPERTY BEING USED FOR HOSPITAL PURPOSES MAY BE INCLUDED IN THE REQUIRED SETBACK. 4. SCHOOLS (ELEMENTARY, JUNIOR HIGH, AND HIGH) 'PROVIDJNG SETBACKS ARE ES- TABLISHED AS GIVEN IN A. 3 ABOVE. 5. PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS OR COMMUNITY CENTERS, OWNED AND OPERATED BY A GOVERN- MENTAL AGENCY. 6. GOLF COURSES; EXtEPT DRIVING TEES OR RANGES, M~NIATURE COURSES AND S~MILAR USES OPERATED FOR COMMERC~AL PURPOSES~ 7. AGRICULTURAL USES, INCLUDING FIELD CROPS, TRUCK GARDENING, BERRY. OR BUSH. CROPS) TREE CROPS~ FLOWER GARDENING, NURSERIES, ORCHARDS, MUSHROOM FARMS, AND,AVIARIES AND ~PIAR1ES. C II I I i i r , i I \ ji I I 8. FARMS, DEVOTED TO THE HATCHING, RAISING AND MARKETING OF CHICKENS, TURKEYS, OR OTHER POULTRY, FOWL, RABBITS, FISH OR FROGS; PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT NO . KILLING OR DRESSING,Or-POULTR~,OR,RABBITS',SHALL BE PERMITTED OTHER THAN THE POULTRY ORRABB~TS RAISED ON THE PREMISES. 9. FARMS'OR RANCHES FOR GRAZ~NG, BREEDING, RAISING OR TRAINING HOeSES OR CATTLE; RIDING, STABLES OR ACADEMIES; GOAT OR CATTLE DAIRIES; SHEEP OR GOAT RAISING; THE KEEPING OF SWINE PROVIDED THAT NOT MORE THAN FIVE. (5) ARE OVER THE AGE OF THREE MONTHS; DOG KENNELS OR THE BREEDING, BOARDING OR SALE OF DOGS OR CATS; AQUARIUMS; AND MINK, fOX OR NUTRIA FARMS. 10. ANY OTHER SIMILAR USES OR ENTERPRJSES CUSTOM~RILY CARRIED ONIN THE FIELD OF GENERAL AGRICULTURE AND NOT-OBNOX10US OR DETRIMENTAL TO THE PUBLIC WELfARE. I I. USES CUSTOMARILY INCIDENT TO ANY OF THE ABOVE USES. 1 I' \1 ,I P ,I II J \ I I I 'I I I ~ """-208 6/9/58 , I I I 1 i I I , I ~"~ I' ,< e -..... - ... - . ~- 12.. ACCESSORY. BUILDINGS, INCL.:UDING A,!"RIYATE, GA.RAGE:, ,AC,CESS.o.R.Y',L,IYIN,G, ~U.ART_ERS, GUEST HOUSE, RECREAT10N,ROOM, GREENHOUSE, L.:ATHHOUSE"STABLE, BARN, CORRAL, PEN"COOP, KENNEL, POULTRY OR RABBJT KILL1NG AND'DRESSING ROOM, BUILDING OR, ~ROOM FOR PACKING PRODUCTS:,RAtSED ON THE PREMISES, OR,OTHER SIMILAR STRUCTURE. ,~ACCESSORY LIVING QUARTERS, GUEST HOUSE, RECREATtON.ROOM AND A PRLVATE GARAGE OR ANY,.COMBINATION OF,SUCH USES MAY BE INCL.:UDED IN ONE ,(I )"BUILDING"OR ONE, (.1) "OR TWO (2) STORIES IN HEIGHT. ," ' 'I' 13. ONE STAND FOR THE DISPLAY AND SALE:OF ONLY,THOSE PRODUCTS PRODUCED UPON.THE. . . - -. - iSAME PREMISES, PROVIDED THAT THE PLAN, FOB THE CONSTRUCTION OF,SUCH STAND, IS APPROVED BY THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT; THAT IT DOES NOT EXCEED AN AREA OF TWO : HUNDRED (200) SQUARE FEET; AND THAT IT IS LOCATED NOT NEARER THAN TEN (10) '. FEET TO ~NY STREET OR HJeHWAY.BIGHT-OF-WAY. B. PARKING SPACE REQUIRED AUTOMOBILE PARKING SPACE ALLOWING,NOT LESS THAN EIGHT FEET IN WIDTH AND EIGHTEEN (18) FEET IN LENGTH WITH"'U'NOB'S-iR'U'C'TE'D' t.1E'A'NS' 'O'F INGRESS AND EGRESS FOR EACH AUTOMOBILE-SHALL BE PROVIDED, AS STATED BELOW; e I. FOR EACH FAMILY DWELLING THERE SHALL BE AT LEAST ONE PERMANENTLY RE- SERVED PARKING SPACE OR GARAGE SPACE ON THE BUILDING SITE. 2. HOSPITALS SH~LL pROVIDE AT LEAST .ONE PERMANENTLYiMAtNTAINED PARKJNG SPACE ON THE BUILDING SITE OR IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT THERETO FOR EACH THREE HUNDRED (30Q) SQUARE FEET OF FLOO~ SPA~E IN SAID HOSPITAL~ I 3. CHURCHES, OR PLACES OF PUBLIC ASSEMBLY, SHALL PROVIDE AT lEAST ONE (I) PERMANENTLY MAINTAINED PARKING SPA~E ON JHE;BUtLDING SITE FOR,EVERY:, FOUR. (4) SEATING SPACES PROVIDED IN 'THE- MA~':N'-A-SS'EM8'LY 'RO'OM'.- S'iRE-{i PARKING ALONG THE FRONT AND SIDE OF THE PROPERTY BEING USED FOR THE PLACE OF ASSEMBLY SHALL COUNT TOWARD THE PARKING REQUIREMENT. C. SIGNS SIGNS AND NAME PLATES MAY BE INSTALLED AS FOLLOWS: ONE (I) NAME PLATE FOR EACH DWELLING UNIT NOT TO EXCEED THREE, (3)SQUAR(. FEET IN AREA, INDICATING THE NAME OF THE OCCUPANT OR A PERMITTED OCCUPA- TION; ONE (I) IDENTIFICATION SIGN, NOT EXCEEDING TWENTY (20) SQUARE FEET IN AREA, FOR FARMS, RANCHES, ESTATES OR BUILDINGS OTHER THAN~DWELLINGS; ONE (I) CHURCH BULLETIN BOARD NOT EXCEEDING EIGHTEEN (18) SQUARE FEET IN AREA;,SINGLE OR DOUBLE-FACED. UNLIGHTED SIGNS,NOT .EXCEEDING A TOTAL AREA OF TWENTY-{ 20) ,SQUARE FEET, APPERTA I N I HG .ONL YTO THE PROSPECT.lYE RENTAL ,.: OR SALE Of THE PROPERTY, ON, wHICH THEY ARE LOCATED,OR TO THE FARM PRODUCTS RAISED OR PRODUCED.ON THE PREMISES; AND,ONE(I) OR MORE SIGNS, NOT. EXCEED- I NG THREE (3) SQUARE FEET ;IN AREA;, WARN I NG AGA.l.NST TRESPASS I NG. D. HEIGHT I No BUILDING OR STRUCTURE NOR THE ENLARGEMENT Of ANY BUILDING OR STRUCTURE SHALL.,BE HEREAFJER ERECJED OR MAINTAINE~,TO ,EXCEED TWO AND ONE-HALf (2-1/2) STORIES OR THIRTY-fIVE (35) fEET IN HEIGHT..., E. AREA LOT AREA EVERY LOT, FARM OR OTHER PARCEL OF LAND SHALL HAVE A MINIMUM AVERAGE ,WIDTH Of THREE HUNDRED (300) FEET AND,A MI~IMUM,AREA'OF FIVE (5) ACRES FOR ALL USES PERMITTED IN THIS $ECTION,EXCEPJ THAT (A) T~E L9T AR~A fOR GOAT OR CATTLE DAIRIES SHALL BE NOT LESS THAN TWENTY (20) ACRES, (B) THE..LOT AREA PER DWELLJl':lG, UN I T SHALL ,BE NOT" LESS THAN. :TWO AND ONE-H~Lf. (2-lj;:!) ACRE~, ,AND (C) CHURCHE~,:LIBRARIE$,MUSEUMS~:PUBLIC:UTILITY ,AND fUBLIC SER~ VICE USES OR STRUCTURES, EXCEPT SUB-STATIONS AND PUMP $TATION~ WHICH ARE N9T LIMITED AS TO SIZE, AND SANITARIUMS OR HOSPITALS (EXCEPT ANIMAL) NOT EXCEEDING flfT~ (50) BEDS;, MAY BE LOCAJE~ ON A LOT OF NOT LESS lHAN,TWO (~) A~RES., - II IN NO CASE, SHALL A FARM OR OTHER PARCEL OF LAND,BE REDUCED TO LESS THAN fiVE (5) ACRES (EXCEPT fOR THOSE USES SET FORTH IN (C) Of THE ABOVE PARAGRAPH).. PROVIDED, THAT WHERE A LOT HAS LESS WIDTH OR LESS AREA THAN HEREIN REQUIRED AND WAS HELD UNDER SEPARATE OWNERSHIP OR WAS OF ,RECORD AT THE TIME THIS, ARTI~ CLE BECAME:EfFECTIVE",SUCH,LOT MAY.BE OCC~PIED"BY ANY,USE ,PERMITTED IN THIS SECT'O~. I F. BUILDING SETBACK REQUIREMENTS No BU I LDI NG OR STRUCTURE NOR THE ENLARGEMENT Of. .ANY BU.! LD I NG OR; STRUCTURE SHALL BE HEREAFTER ERECTED OR MAINTAINED UNLE.SS THE, fOLL.OWING YARD AND LOT AREAS..ARE PROVIDED AND MAINTAINED IN CONNECTION WITH SUCH BUILDING, STRUCTURE OR ENLARGEMENT. e e 209~ 6/9/58 - --- - ---- - ~ -- -~~- --_. ---- -- ~_.-- - - --- - - ~- - - . - I ,e I ji If 'I II! 1 l 1 I I I I; Ii ,I \: 'I I, II ,I II j I I: Ii II Ii il 1" Ii " " I; ,I ,I' Ii "~,I '; I' t! I' I: 1,1: I 211 h 'I I: 1I I' I I~ 'i I' 'I I: (I I; ,. I: I'" 1/ I, 3 \1 Ii f! I! I e I e ~ I' 1,1 I I I I. " I \ I. FRONT YARD THERE SHALL BE A FRONT YARD OF NOT LESS THAN JWENTY-FIVE (25) FEET DEEP. 2. SIDE YARD THERE SHALL BE A SIDE YARD ON EACH SIDE OF A MAIN BUILD- I NG OF NOT LESS' HIAI'-! rEN (10) FEET." ZONING CLASSIFICATION FOR NEWLY ANNEXED AREAS: AREA ANNEXED BY CONSENT BY ORDINANCE No. 11228 - APRIL 14, .958 LOCATED AT 19TH AVENUE AND CITY VIEW RECOMMEND AREA BE ZONED RA OUTER RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT , , I , 1 'I t!j 'i I AREA ANNEXED BY CONSENT ,BY ORDINANCE No. 11274 - APRIL 14, 1958 LOCATED ON FRIENDLY STREET AT ABOUT 29TH (ARCADIA PARK AND GREENACRES SUBDIVISION) , . RECOMMEND AREA BE ZONED TO RA OUTER RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT AREA ANNEXED BY CONSENT BY ORDINANCE No. 11276 - APRIL 14, 1958 PAPE-FISCHER PROPERTY RECOMMEND AREA BE ZONED BY M-2 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION ~I~L DELAY RECOMMENDATION TO COUNCIL ON SERVICE STATION ZONING UNTIL FURTHER ST~DY HAS BEEN MADE OF NATIONAL SURVEYS. THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE COUNCIL IMMEDIATELY PETITION THE LANE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS TO INITIATE THE CITY'S REQUEST fOR FEDERAL AID SECONDARY URBAN CLASSIFICATION ON THE FOLLOWING PROPOSED CITY PRIMARY ROADS: !. 30TH AVENUE TO FERRY STREET BRIDGE VIA PEARL & HIGH 2. JEFFERSON-WASHINGTON I-WAY COUPLETS FROM 7TH ST TO THE WILLAMETTE RIVER THIS IS IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION IN ITS LETTER Of MAY 20, 1958 FOLLOWING THE COUNCIL'S REQUEST OF APRIL 14, 1958 fOR F.A.S. URBAN CLASSIFICATIONS FOR 4 HIGHWAYS PROPOSED BY THE CITY. IT IS THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT'S CONTENTION THAT THESE TWO ROADS ARE EXTENSIONS OF COUNTY F.A.S. SYSTE~S AND THEREfORE MUST BE SUBMITTED BY THE COUNTY. THE OTHER TWO ROADS ARE EXTENSIONS OF THE STATE F.A.S. SYSTEM, AND THE CITY'S REQUEST WAS DENIED BY THE STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION." j Ii i IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS,THAT THE P~RMANENT REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION BE RECEIVED AND REfERRED TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR PUBLIC HEARING EXCEPT THAT PORTION REFERRING TO FAS ROAD SYSTEM, .THIS TO BE REFERRED TO THE COUNTY' COURT BY ADOPTION OF RESOLUTION PETITIONING THE COUNTY COURT TO MAKE THE STREETS REFERRED TO A PART OF THE COUNTY FAS SYSTEM. MOTION CARRIED. ,- , PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS A PETITION FOR ANNEXATION BY 100% CONSENT OF AREA ON EAST SIDE OF CITY VIEW STREET NEAR 29TH AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED BY FRANCES C. SHIELD, 299' CITY VIEW STREET. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFFEY THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. COMMUNICATION DATED MAY 26, 1958 FROMQREGON STATE SANITARY AUTHORITY RE CITY OF EUGENE APPLICA- TION FOR FEDERAL GRANT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT WAS PRESENTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "THIS WILL ACKNOWLEDGE RECEIPT OF 'YOUR APPLIC,4.TION FOR A. FEDERAL GRANT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT CONSTRUCTION. THIS APPLICATION HAS BEEN ASSIGNED THE FOLLOWING NUMBER: WPC-ORE-37. YOUR APPLICATION WILL ~E ~EVIEWED AS SOON AS, POSSIBLE, AND IF ADDI- TIONAL INFORMATION IS REQUIRED YOU WILL BE CONTACTED." IT WAS MOVED. BY MR. HARTMAN SE~ONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE ~OMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED . ON FILE. MOTION CARRIEp. COMMUNICATION DATED MAY 27, 1958 FROM JOHN J. WENDEL RE INSTALLATION OF TV TRANSMITTER ON SPENCER BUTTE WAS PRESENTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: j'," ,I \', ' I' II ,I I:' I. Ii 'I I . . "FIRST OF ALL I WANT TO CONGRATULATE YOU ON YOUR DECISION OF THE TV SPENCER BUTTE ISSUE. WHY SHOULD WE HOLD ANOTHER ELECTION WHEN IT WAS VOTED AND. PASSED IN '52? I DON'T KNOW WHAJ IS THE MATTER WITH SOME OF OUR R~SI- DENTS HERE IN EUGENE. EVERY TIME THERE'S MENT.ION OF PRO~RESS SOMEBODY HAS TO MAKE A HUE AND CRY OVER SOMETHING THAT'S ABSOLUTELY ASININE TO MY WAY OF THINKING. IF THE PARK MINDED PEOPLE WANT TO REALLY DO SOMETHING WORTH WHILE THERE'S A POTENT I AL RIGHT HERE IN CITY, NAMELY "HENDR I CKS PARK". I SEE MUCH I \ I I i ! , i ~ r--210 6/9/58 -------------~--------------- -- - --- -." -- - - - - - - - - . - -- .---- IMPROVEMENT HAS BEEN MADE, BY SOMEBODY AT THE FLOWER SAm., BUT SO MUCH MORE CAN;;BE DONE THROUGHOUT THE AREA. j I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. McGAffEY THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND I PLACED ON fiLE. MOTION CARRIED. I Ii I i I , I I I I I I AGAIN THANK YOU, COUNCILMEN, fOR BETTER TV RECEPTIONS DUE TO YOUR STAND." COMMUNICATION DATED JUNE 2, 1958 fROM LA~E,COUNTY COM~I~SJONE~SRE,VAC~TI~G THE WEST_HALF OF NORTH PARK STREET WAS PRESENTED. AND. READ A,S. fOLLOWS:" ,,', .':. . ." . "A fEW MONTHS AGO THE CITY Of EUGENE COOPERATED WITH LANE COUNTY IN VACATING THE EAST ONE-HALF OF NORTH PARK STREET, IN CONNECTION WITH THE CO~STROCTIONOF T~E NEW COURTHOUSE. IT WAS OUR UNDERSTANDING THAT WHEN THE COUNTY WAS READY TO CON- ,STRUCT A PARKING L6JTO. jHi EAsT Of THE.COURJHO~~t,JHE CJJJ,Of EU~~N~_WOULP,THE~ INITI~TE VACATioN~~OCEEDING~ fOR THE WEST HALf of,NoRTH.PARK STREET. MONEY IS NOW ALLOCATED IN THE BUDGET fOR THE CONSTRUCTION Of THE PARKING fACILITY AND THE COUNTY WOULD LIKE TO CALL FORBIDS AS SOON AS P6~SIBLE. YOUR CONT I NUED. COOPERAJ ION. .I N TH.! S'MAnE~,: ".JILL BE, ~REATlY Af'PREcl AlE D.. ~I, . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. McGAffEY THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. 2 COMMUNICATION DATED JUNE'9, 1958 fROM EUGENE WATER & ,ELECTRIC BOARD RE CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS fOR RIGHT-Of-WAY EASEMENT'fORTRANSMISSION lINE ACROSS PROPERTY Of MINNIE D. MOUNTS, ET AL, WAS PRE- SENTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: II I I I 11 I I 1 I "I HAVE BE'EN 0 I RECTED BY THE [UGENE WATER ~& ELECTR I C BOARD TO REQUEST. THE COMMON COUNCIL:TO PASS A RESOLUTION DIRECTING CONDEMNATION.OF 3.4 ACRES Of LAND BELONGING TO MINNIE D. MOUNTS AND GEORGE MOUNTS, HER HUSBAND; AND VARIAN G. MOUNTS AND LAURA D. MOUNTS, HIS WifE; SAID LAND TO BE USED fOR THE PURPOSE Of CONSTRUCTION Of ALL NECESSARY ELECTRIC INSTALLATIONS FOR:A TRANSMISSION LINE OR LINES. " I AM HANDING YOU HEREWITH A CHECK OF THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD IN THE SUM Of EIGHT HUNDRED FIfTY -DOLLARS ($850.00) WHICH IS TO BE TENDERED IN SAID SUIT AS FULL PAYMENT'FOR'SAID 3.4 ACRES." IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFFEY THAT'THE COMMUNICATIONBE,RECEiVED AND THAT RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED DIRECTING:CONDEMNATION Of ~ROPERTY. MOTioN CARRIED: i I JV 31 I ! I I 1 II I ORDINANCES COU~CIL BILL No~ 44~5 -:RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS fOR SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN GARfiELD STRtEToAND WESt BOUNDARY6f INDUSTRIAL TRACT fROM HIGHWAY 9~'TO 11TH AVENUE, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN FIRST READING ON MAY 26; 1958, WAS BROUGHT ON:fOR CONSIDERATION. ,THE ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS ON fILE~ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. MCGAffEY THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS, C,ONSENT ,Ofr;,THE. ,COUNCil..,. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. I I I I I I Jr 4/1 I i j I I , I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SE~0~6tDBY MR. MCGAffEY THAT:THE BiLL ~E READ THE TH~RD TIME BY , COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THiRD TIME BY tOUNC~L B1(L NUMBER ONLY. IT WAS MOVED B~ MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. MCGAffEY THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASsAGE. ~RoLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING'AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 11295. COUNCIL BILL No. 4416,- RE: PAVING 8TH AVENUE f~OM CHAMBERS STREET TO: GRANT STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE fIRST TIME IN-fULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFFEY THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER' ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARR.IED,UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL:B1LL NUM~ER ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN' SECONDED 'BY MR. MCGAffEY THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND 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. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. McGAffEY THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED: AND GIVEN fiNAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED P.ASSED AND NUMBERED 11296. V 5. I ; J COUNCIL BILL' No~ 4417 - Rt: ADOPTING, PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS fOR PAVING 8TH AVENUE FROM CHAMBERS STREET TO GRANT STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST tl~E IN fULL. e - -~- -----~--_._.__. ----, -. - - . --- . - -. - - -. ~ I' e I I e I e e "'llIlIt 211 6/9/5'9 ---~------ ~ ---- --.---- --~---~~- -~~- ---~-_._-- ------- --.--.-- -- ---- . ---- - -- --~ ~I e I I e I e ~l IT WAS MOVED BY MR'. HARTM-AN SECONDED BY MR. MC-GAffEY THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WlTHI: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. HARTMAN SECONDED By'MR.,EDM'UNDS' THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED. 'AND, THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD' TIME BY COU'NC-IL 'BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH 'UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of THE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR- RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL 'BILL NUMBER'ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. 11297. HA'RTMAN SECOND'ED 'BY MR. EDMUNDS ,THAT 'THE 'B I LL BE APPROVED AND GIVE Nfl NAL ALL COUNC I LMEN PRESENT VOT I NG AYE, THE B ILL WAS DECLARED PAS,SED AND NUMBERED f' I I I i ~ II Ii Ii ') ! \ I ; I ,I II I r I I I I 1'1 ;< " I I~ II Ii 'I Ii II I' JI I, i: ,I Ii Ii I;! I: l' I; I' If 'j , ,: Ii ~ I; I; r \ II " I: 'I 2 II If !I I: Ii I: I , I J , I Ii H I' ,) Ii I I'" II " . '~ RESOLUTIONS RESOLUTION '- RE: VARIOUS PARKING AND STOP SIGN RESTRICTIONS WAS SUBMITTED A'ND READ,,:AS fOLLOWS: "WHEREAS, CHAPTER 28 EUGENE CITY CODE, E.NTITlED MOTOR VEHICLES AND TRAffiC, PROVIDES THAT PARKING RESTRi'CTI'ONS 'AND STOP SIGN RESTRr'CTIONS ON THE STREE'TS Of THE CI~Y Of EUGEN~ WHI~H ARE ESTABLI~HED AfTER THE DATE Of THE ADOPTION Of SAID CODE SHALL BE ESTABLISHED BY RESOLUTION, AND WHEREA,S, THE COMMON ,COUNCI,L, AfTER INVESTIGATION, CONSULTATION AND STUDY, HAS DETERMINED THAT ADDITIONAL PARKING AND TRAffIC REGULATIONS AND STOP RESTRIC- TIONS i~OULD BE ESTABLISH~D; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, AS FOLLOWS: I. THAT THROUGH AND RIGHT TURN LANES FOR EASTBOUND TRAFfiC ON 11TH AVENUE AT CHARNEL TON STREET AND THROUGH' AND LEFT TURN LANES fOR WESTBOUND TRAfFIC AT 11TH AVENUE AND CHARNEL TON STREET BE ESTABLISHED BY REMOVING PARKING AS fOLLOWS: A. BEGINNING AT THE INTERSECTION Of THE NORTH CURB LINE Of 11TH AVENUE AND THE iAiT CURB LINE Of CHARNE~TON STREET TO A POINT 140 fEET TO THE EAST ON THE NORTH SIDE OF 11TH AVENUE. B. BEGINNING AT THE INTERSECTION OF THE NORTH CURB .LINE OF IJTH AVENUE AND THE WEST CURB LINE OF CHARNEL TON STREET TO A POINT 90 FEET TO THE WEST ON THE NORTH SIDE OF 11TH AVENUE. C. BEGINNING AT THE INTERSECTION Of THE WEST CURB LINE OF CHARNEL TON STREET AND THE SOUTH CURB LINE OF I ITH A~ENU~ TO ~ POINT 125 FEET TO ~HE WEST ON THE SOUTH SlOE OF 11TH AVENUE. , ' 2. A STOP SIGN SHALL BE INSTALLED STOPPING WESTBOUND, TRAFFIC ON THE PACI~IC HI~HWAY ACCESS ROAD ENTERING MCKINLEY STREET. " , ! I ji II 3. PARKING SHALL BE REMOVED FROM THE lNTERSECTION OF THE WEST CURB LINE OF MONROE STREET AND THE NORTHEAST CU~B LINE Of B(AIR BOULEVARD TO A POINT 60 FEET NORTHWEST O'N THE NORTHEAST SIDE Of BLAIR BOULEVARD. 4. A RIGHT TURN LANE SHALL 'BE ESTABLI SHED NEXT TO THE CURB LI NE ON 11TH AVENUE FOR EASTBOUND TRAFF I C TURN I NG SOUTH ONTO CHAMBERS STREET, PRE- SENTLY SIGNED FOR "NO PARKING ON 'HIGHWAY 'SHOULDERS." 5. A RIGHT TURN LANE SHALL BE ESTABLISHED NEXT TO THE CURB LINE ON 16TH AVENUE FOR WESTBOUND TRAFFIC TURNING NORTH ONTO HILYARD STREET BY RE- MOVING PARKING AS fOLLOWS: A. BEGINNING AT THE INTERSECTio~ Of THE EAST CURB LINE OF HILYARD STREET AND THE NORTH CURB LINE OF 18TH AVENUE TOA POINT 125 FEET TO THE EAST ON THE NORTH SIDE Of I~TH AVENUE." IT WAS MOVED BYMR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. McGAFFEY THAT THE 'RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. 'I MOT ION CARR I ED J: 'I I, I ,j I RESOLUTION - RE: EXPRESSING APPRECIATION TO EUGENE RECREATION COMMISSION FOR OfFER Of HELP AND ADVICE REGARDING TV ANTENNA ON SPENCER BUTTE WAS 'SUBMITJED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: "BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNC I L Of THE CITY OF EUGEN E: THAT THE APPR~CIAT10N OF SAID COMMON COUNCIL BE, AND IT IS HEREBY, EXPRESSED TO THE EUGiNE REcREiTION COMMI~SldN FOR ITS O~FER OF HELP ~ND ADVICE IN THE MATTER OF ESTABLISHING A TV ANTENNA ON SPENCERS BUTTE.'r i I I \ 1 f I \\ ~ l:.. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. 'McGAFfEY THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. r--212 6/9/58 -~---~-~ -~-~---- -~~------ --~ -- _...--~----_._---- -- - -- ,----~--.~- ~- ~-:: ----------- -- --- --- -- - . ... - -- --- .--- -', r ~ O~ESOl~UTI ON - RE; REQUEST I NG COUNTY COURT TO j BE A PART Of THE COUNTY FAS 'SYSTEM WAS SUBM I TTED 1 d DESIGNATE CERTAIN STREETS WITHIN THE CITY Of EUGENE TO AND READ AS fOLLOWS: "WHEREAS, ADMINISTRATIVE OffiCIALS Of THE CITY Of EUGENE HAVE BEEN ADVISED THAT FEDERAL fUNDS WOULD, IN ALL PROBABILITY, BE AVAILABLE TO DEFRAY A PORTION Of THECO~T ~f IM~ROVING CERTAIN STREETS WITHIN THE CITY ~f EUGENE, WHICH STREETS CONNEtT ~ITH SECONDARY HIGHWAYS; AND I I , 11 WHEREAS, THE COMMON COUNCIL HAS HERETOfORE REQUESTED THE OREGON STATE HIGH- WAY COMMISSION TO INCLUD~ SAID STREETS IN ITS ALLOCATIONS SO THAT THE CITY OF EUGENE WOULD SHARE I N THE' 0 rSBURSEMENT OF SA'I D fUNDS, AND WHEREAS, THE OREGON STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION HAS ADVISED THE CITY Of EUGENE THAT SAID FUNDS WOULD NOT BE AVAILABLE UNTIL CERTAIN OF SAID STREETS ARE DESIG- NATED BY THE C~UNTY COMMISSIONERS OF LANE COUNTY, OREGON TO BE A PART OF THE COUNTy'LA.S. S"YSTEM, AND , I , I j 11 I \ WHEREAS, ,THE . EUGE'NE PLANN ING COMM I SS I ON HAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE COMMON COUNCIL 'IMMEDrATELY REQUEST~ THE' LANE COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS TO INITrATE THE CIty OF EUGENE'S 'REQUEST fOR' FEDERAL AID SECONDARY URBAN CLASSifiCATION ON SAID STREETS; NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL THAT THE LANE COUNTY BOARD Of COMM I SS lONERS BE, AND THEY ARE HEREBY, REQUESTED' TO CLASS I FY THE f;OLLOW-' ING PROPOSED CITY PRIMARY ROADS: I . 30TH AVENUE TO FERR'Y STREET BRiWGE VIA PEARL AND HIGH STREETS (EXTENSION Of COUNTY ROAD F.A.S. 859) 2. JEFfERSON-WASH INGTON I-WAY COUPL'ETS fROM 7TH STREET TO THE WILLAMETTE RIVER (EXTENSION Of COUNTY ROAD f.A.S. 86Z) AS EXTENSIONS Of THE LANE COUNTY F.A.S. SYSTEM. I: II I' .1 I 2 : I Ii I I BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED THAT THE COMMON COtiNCIL ~f THE CITY OF EUGENE AND'THE LANE COUNTY COMM I SS lONERS CO'OPERATE TO THE FULLEST EXTENT I'N OBTA I N I NG THE CLASS 1- FICATION OF SAID ROADS' TO "BE A PART OF THE LANE COUNTY (.A.S.' SYSTEM'." IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY'MR. MCGAFFEY THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. RESOLUTION - RE: CONDEMNATION OF PROPERTY, MINNIE D. MOUNTS, fOR RIGHT-Of-WAY EASEMENT fOR TRANS- MISS I ON LI NES FOR EUGENE WATER & ELECTR I C BOARD WAS SUBM ITTED AND" READ AS FOLLOWS: "WHEREAS, THE EUGENE WATER & EL'ECTR I C BOARD, THROUGH I:TS SUPER I NTENDENT-SECRETARY HAS REQUESTED THE COMMON COUNCIL TO I~STITUTE CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS FOR A RIGHT- OF-WAY ~ASEMENT FOR ECECTRIC TRANSMISSION LINE ,OR ~INES AND ALL NECESSARY ELECTRIC INSTALLATIONS; i I I i I Ii Ii " " I! I: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMONCOUNCl'l OF THE CITY'OF EUGENE THAT THE 3.4 ACRES OF LAND BELONGING TO MINNIE D.MoUNTS, 'VESTEE, A MORE PAR- T I CULAR DESCRIPTION 'OF WHICH IS HERETO ATTACHED CAS EXH11:B IT "A" ,WH I CH BY' THIS REFERENCE IS MADE A PART HEREOF, IS HEREBY FOUND AND DECLARED ,BY THE COMMON COUNCIL Of THE CITY OF EUGENE TO BE NECESSARY FOR THE USE OF THE CITY OF EUGENE , ' FOR ELECTR IC TRANSM I'SS I ON LINE OR' LINES AND NECESSARY ELECTR I C INSTALLAT IONS. BE IT FURTHER RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY, OR ANY ATTORNEY APPOINTED BY THE C,Tv'MANAGER fOR THIS PARTICULAR PROCEEDING; sHALL' 'IMMED I ATEL Y PROCEED I NEM I NENT DOMAIN TO COND6MN 3.4 ACRES' OF LAND BELONGING TO MINNIE D. MOUNTS, A MORE PARTICULAR DESCRIPTION OF WHICH IS AT- TACHED HERETO AND MARKED EXHIBIT flAil, .AND TO TENDER TO SAID MINNIE D. MOUNTS, $850.00 I N FULL PAYMENT THE'REFOR; THE "PROPERTY TO BE USED fOR THE ABOVE PURPOSES BY THE EUGENE \vA TER & ELECTR I C BOARD." . I I Ii I I 311 I! I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFFEY THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. MR. 'WARREN WILEY EXPLAINED TO THE COUNCIL 'WHY HE IS PROTESTING THE INSTALLATI'ON Of THE RIVERVIEW SEWER, SECT I ON #3, THRO'UGH HIS PROPERTY AND WHY HE REFUSES THE $ 1'0.00 OFFERED 'BY THE COMMON COUNC IL AS THE FIRST STEP IN CONDEMNATION PROCEEDINGS. HE STATED THIS SEWER WOULD COST HIM APPROXIMATELY $3000 AND THAT HE WOULD DERIVE NO IMMEDIATE BENEFIT FROM ITS INSTALLATION. IT WAS MOVED BY MR; HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFFEY THAT MR. WILEY'S PROTEST BE REFERRED TO THE PUBLI C WORKS COMM I TTEE. MOT I ON CARR I ED. I Ii UPON MOTION DULY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, THE MEETING WAS TO MONDAY, JUNE 23, 1958. l \i " ~} POT- ER CITY MANAGER o e 'I e I II I e I I I II I, II e