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Home My WebLink About07/14/1958 Meeting 234 e ~ 7/ 1~/58 _ -~_-c=--==----- .-.-----_,---=,--------O--------_=--=-O------7:__~=_=--~- -c--c=~=_o_--,=~_=_= ___._ __._ __ _ _--=-.:--~__=_=~--=c-~ ---...----~- -_. - -- ---- ----- ---- --- --'.-- -~--- - - ---._- ---- ----- --- ---- ---------- ~---------- --- -------'- '---- -- --- -.- ----" _. .,- - - -. - - - --- -- - - -- - - -. - . - _. -- - -., -- -- - - - -- - . -. - - COUNCIL CHAMBER I EUGENE, OREGON JUL Y 14, 1958 THE REGULAR MEETING Of THE COMMON COUNCIL Of THE CITY Of EUGENE WAS HELD ON JULY 14, 1958 AT 7:30 PM IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER. IN THE ABSENCE Of HIS HONOR, MAYORJ. J. MCGINTY, AND COUNCIL,PRESI- I I DENT C. F. SHEARER, THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY COUNCILMAN ROBERT HARTMAN WITH THE fOLLOWING COUNCILMEN PRESENT: MR. SHISLER, MR~. EDMUNDS, MRS. LAURI'S, MR. LrNDEEN, NR. MO~HOLM A-NO MR. MCGAHEY. I I THE MINUTES Of THE ADJOURNED MEETINGS Of JUNE 23, 1958 AND JUNE 30, 1958, AS MAILED TO MEMBERS I I Of THE COUNCIL, WERE APPROVED. .1 NTRODUCT I ON .OF NEW BUS I NESS I I I 1 IT WAS MOVED BY MRS. LAURIS SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE MATTER Of THE TRAffiC HAZARD RESULT- ING fROM CURB CUTS AT THE SAfEWAY STORE ON EAST 18TH AVENUE BETWEEN OAK AND PEARL STREETS BE REfERRED i I TO THE PUBLIC SAfETY COMMITTEE AND THAT SAfEWAY STORES BE CONTACTED AND THEIR COOPERATION ENLISTED IN e THE REMOVAL Of THE HAZARD. MOTION CARRIED. 2 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. MCGAffEY SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE MATTER Of THE REMOVAL Of THE OLD , STREETCAR TRACKS ON SOUTH WILLAMETTE AND WEST 11TH AVENUE BE REfERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. I MOTION CARRIED. 3 MRS. LAURIS REQUESTED THAT THE ADMINISTRATION INVESTIGATE THE POSSIBILITY Of THE INSTALLATION Of I TRAffiC SIGNALS AT THE INTERSECTIONS Of 13TH, 18TH AND 19TH AVENUES WITH AGATE STREET. 4 I BILLS AGAINST VARIOUS C'TY DEPARTMENTS fOR THE MONTH Of JUNE 1958 WERE SUBMITTED AND READ AS . I fOLLOWS: I j GENERAL FUND I I PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM $ 4,605.21 BURROUGHS CORPORATION $ 26.06 j PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM 4,631.42 BURTON SAW & SUPPLY COMPANY 18.58 I PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM 854.22 BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CENTER 52.75 I U. S. NATIONAL BANK, EUGENE BRANCH 10,584.96 C & SELECTRIC 196.55 U. S. NATIONAL BANK, EUGENE BR~NCH 187.50 GEORGE F. CAKE CO. 86.07 STATE TAX COMMISSION 1,979.90 CALifORNIA BRUSH CO. 380.00 AETNA LIfE INSURANCE CO. 1,653.42 CARLSON, HATTON & HAY, INC. 66.66 I PACIfiC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 1,373.80 CASCADE HANDLE COMPANY 25.00 EUGENE HOSPITAL & CLINIC 28.00 CASCADE NATURAL GAS CORPORATION 27.26 'I I DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 219.00 MARK CASTELLOE 17.23 I DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 2,276.84 THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. 152.83 1 I DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 84.90 CENTRAL HEATING CO. 13.37 I DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 9.66 CHESTER CHASE 16.00 EUGENE FIRE FIGHTERS ASSN. 72.00 H. G. CHICKERING, JR. 156.00 BLUE CROSS PLAN 26.25 LELAND N. CHRISTENSEN 3.36 J. J. MCGINTY, MAYOR 100.00 CITY Of SPRINGfiELD 42.35 , LANE HUMANE SOCIETY 750.00 COAK'S RADIATOR SERVICE 12.64 I STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMM. I ,066. 17 COLUMBIA EQUIPMENT COMPANY 611.12 , I ACME FAST FREIGHT, INC. 9.90 COMMERCIAL AUTO SUPPLY 1.30 I VERNER ADKISON 24.64 COMMERCIAL OffiCE SUPPLY COMPANY 135.98 I AMERICAN LAFRANCE CORPORATION 44.18 CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY COMPANY 333.33 ! AMERICAN STEEL & SUPPLY CO. 128.67 CORNELL,HoWLAND,HAYES& MERRYfiELD 988.20 A. WAYNE ANDRUS 3.44 CRAMER MACHINERY CO. 11,300.00 I A. WAYNE ANDRUS 60.00 CRESSEYS' 7.15 I ARCH'S MOTOR TUNE-UP 15.75 CUDDEBACH LUMBER CO. 54.00 I ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE 4.95 CUSTOM MEAT COMPANY 18.70 e 1 ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS 10.51 DAVIDSONS BAKING COMPANY 17 .25 j ATLAS STAMP & DIE Co. 87.00 DE'S RADIO CO. 33.60 BALLOUR & WRIGHT 3.33 DICK'S MACHINE SHOP 23.98 I E. P. BALTZ & SON 4.00 DONALD C. DICKEY 625.00 I LESTER F. BARKER 60.00 EARL E. DILTS 224.00 BARKER MOTORS, INC. 5.04 HOWARD P. DIXON 58.90 BARTELS MEAT CO. 166.50 DOT DO!J!SONS 23.55 I HARLON BAXTER 64.86 DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. 1.40 I BEARING SUPPLY COMPANY 36.36 JACK R. DoUGLAS 7.60 I I BEND GARAGE COMPANY 29.50 EOff ELECTRIC COMPANY 61.41 I BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE 58.65 EUGENE AMBULANCE SERVICE 11.75 , I BISHOP ELECTRIC 6.00 EUGENE BLUEPRINT COMPANY 92.47 I ! BISHOP SIGNS 26.00 EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS CO. 555.37 BLUMENTHAL UNIfORM COMPANY 28.00 EUGENE FARMERS CREAMERY .88 I F. K. BREWER SALES & SERVICE 176.91 EUGENE FREEZING & STORAGE COMPANY 18.50 I I BRICKEY'S AUTO SERVICE 57.25 EUGENE HARDWARE CO. 20.50 BRa-DART INDUSTRIES 37.92 EUGENE HOSPITAL & CLINIC PHARMACY 17.78 \ BROOKS OffICE MACHINES 133.62 EUG-LANE CO.ASSN.Of INSURANCE AGTS 570.07 CHARLES BRUNING COMPANY, INC. 29.16 EUGENE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS 99.23 I i BRYSON'S GARAGE PAINT & BODY SHOP 78.00 EUGENE MIRROR & GLASS COMPANY 4.44 I E. H. BURRELL 12.48 EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDWY 34.92 I ~ e t \ l 'I ~: I: , 235 ~ e 7/14/58 .=-~-=-:.-:....-:...-~ ---::-:::::---=---=:-------=:::...-_~--=----~::..-~~--.;::--=-----:---: :-;.-::-.-.-:-----: - ------~--- - -------------- .~----- -----_. - ._-~ -- - ..--.-- - ---- - - ,--- ------. ----..---... ----..----- ---'-- --_. ..-- - - -- - - - . . - - --. . - - ....- - -- - ~ - - - '--- --- -- - ------ - -.- . - -~ - + --- ---- ~ ----'- - ------_. --~--- ----- - -- . --- ~ - ~ _ -. J - --'0 _____ -- -,--- - -- -- - -- ~ --- I EUGENE PLANING MILL $ 10.22 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SOCIETY $ 11.00 I EUGENE PUBLIC SCHOOLS 400.00 R. W. NISSEN 8.25 I EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL CO. ::805.95 NORRIS WALKER PAINT MFG. CO. 397!50 I I I EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 9,747.76 NORTHWEST INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY CO. 12.83 I I I EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 1,471...14 NUDELMAN BROTHERS 255.99 ! II . - . O~~ FI~TER SERVICE COMPANY Ii' EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. 50.12 I I .20 t 'I EUTECTIC WELDING ALLOYS CORP~ . 27.08 JAY F. OLDHAM 12.00 I I FARMER BROTHERS 102.10 OLSEN JOHNSON EQUIPMENT COMPANY 1,999.98 ~ FEENAUGHTY MACHINERY COMPANY 30.94 MARTIN OLSEN 10.00 I FLETCHER & SMARTT 5.00 ORCHARD AUTO PARTS CO. 10.31 i t I E.E. FRAEDRICK, JR. 6.60 OREGON EGG PRODUCERS 61.20 I , I I W.P. FULLER & COMPANY 7.81 OREGON ELECTRIC RAI~WAY 2,961.68 I I I DRS. FURRER, McMILAN & PATTON 191.20 OREGON FRUIT COMPANY 36.88 ! , FYR FYTER SALES & SERVICE 1.65 THE OREGON NEWS COMPANY 1,689.59 ! , I THE GARLOCK PACKING COMPANY OREGON SCREW PRODUCTS COMPANY. 1.82 . I 375.00 I GLASS SPRAY SERVICE 28.00 OREGON SUPP~Y C~~ 81.46 i I' GODLOVE THE PLUMBER 177.38 PACIFIC AUTO SUPPLY 8.72 'J e ,I " P.ACIFIC COAST AVIATION DIRECTO~Y I 'I SAM GOODY 94.19 8.00 0, I, GRAYS FEED & SEED COMPANY 56.24 PACIFIC FRUIT & PRODUCE COMPANY 6. ! 9 I j I GUARD PUBLISHING COMPANY 1,632.89 PACIFIC TELEPHONE& TELEGRAPH CO. 983.97 I I H. C. GUTHRIE 17.0 I PACKAGE LIBRARY OF FOREIGN CHILD.BKS 46.20 I PACKER SCOTT 0: , GEORGE A. HALTON COMPANY ~ ,. l . , , . . 75.55 133.63 \ ,I I II HAMILTON ELECTRIC 109.10 EDDIE PAGE 25.00 I: I ~AMMER LUMBER CO. R. C. PARSONS & SON 42 . 60 I i 2.70 I j HARLEY DAVIDSON SA~~S COMPANY 67.05 PENNSALT CHEMICALS CORP. 1,235.82 i Ii HARR MOTOR SUPPLY 42.28 PETTY CASH 160.38 ! HEINKE WHOLESALERS : 14.40 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS.. 9,955.17 I I I HENDERSHOTT'S 47.56 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS._ 1,419.76 ! I OSCAR HENKE 4,626.51 J. W. QUACKENBUSH & SON 2.65 I I HOWARD HERIDER 45.61 QUICK SERVICE LITHO 21.05 ! j HERRETT'S HANDGUN STOCKS 21.50 ELLIS RACKLEFF 59.95 , Ii I HERROLD & JENSEN IMPLEMENT CO. 26.50 RECORDAK CORPORATION 51.07 I ! I HOBBY CORNER 11.66 RETREAD TIRE SHOP 124.75 I I HORN PRINTING COMPANY 191.75 RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION 41.24 I HOWITT PLASTICS COMPANY . 1.00 .ROSE MOTEL 5.00 i I HUFfMAN'S GRINDING SERVICE 9.60 SACRED HEART GENERAL HOSPITAL 3.00 i ., THE H. R. HUNTTING COMPANY, INC. 377.36 A. B. SCARLETT 1.23 i . I I: HUTCH'S BICYCLE STORE 5.75 RICHARD E. SCHAEFFER 60.00 I '1 CARL HUTZLER GEORGE SCHAEFERS TIRE COMPANY 30.90 , 40.00 i THE INSTITUTE fOR RESEARCH 9.98 SCHARPfS TWIN OAKS BLDRS SUPPLY 3.39 0 ! INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY 660.00 SCOBERT BUILDING MATERIALS, INC. 11.04 i j INTL ASSN ARSON INVESTIGATORS, INC. I"',+ ," 7.00 SEARS,RoEBUCK & COMPANY. 29.45 ii , . .\1,...,. I I INTL CONFERENCE OF BLDG OFFICIALS 75.00 SICKS PRINTING STATIONERY 18.50 Ii INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY 2.43 SMITH RADJO COMMUNICATION 250.74 I II IRISH McBROOM PACKING COMPANY 9.53 STANDARD FEED & SEED COMPANY 447.47 (I " THE IRWIN HODSON COMPANY 168.70 STANDARD OIL CO. OF CALIF. 142.77 . II Ii IVERSON PAINTS, INC. 14.95 STATE DEPT. OF MOTOR VEHICLES 62.00 i; I I: JERRY'S SPECIALIZED SALES 40.88 STEVENS NESS LAW PUBLISHING CO. 7.83 I , JOHNS GARBAGE SERVICE SUPERIOR UPHOLSTERY.& FURNITURE . 2.05 30.00 II KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY 300.41 SUPT. OF DOCUMENTS 13.25 ! II ADOLPH KIEFER 18.76 THE TEXAS COMPANY 2.40 . IVAN KOEHN 25.00 KARL THEIN I 50 .75 !\ I: KOKE CHAPMAN COMPANY 626.23 TIDEWATER OIL COMPANY 1,914.15 ; lj LAFFERTY PIONEER CORPORATION 343.22 TILLMAN & BOOTH, INC. 16.95 : LANE COUNTY FEED & SEED COMPANY 5.45 TIME SAVING SPECIALTIES 1.55 I 'I LANE COUNTY TITLE CO. 50.00 L. W. TINKER 129.60 Ii e ! A. l. LATHAM 42.00 TOMMY'S PAINT POT 16.16 , LATHAM'S 1.25 UNITED STATES POSTMASTER 49.20 ~ CARL J. LEIBEL, INC. 27.15 UNIVERSAL EQUIPMENT, INC. 51.08 I I I VICTOR LINDEEN 6.00 UNIVERSITY OF ORSGON 10.50 I I! I AL LINDLEY SHELL SERVICE 5.96 U OF 0 PHOTOGRAPK1C BUREAU 14.00 I I LOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE, INC. VALLEY GARBAGE SERVICE I Ii 394.50 8.40 : ': THE MACMILLAN COMPANY, PUBLISHERS 7.61 VALLEY IRON & STEEL COMPANY 45.00 , II , I C. H. MAESNER 90.50 VALLEY STATIONERY COMPANY 28.31 I I I 1~ ' ! MAGIC GAS & ApPLIANCE COMPANY 14.00 VANWATERS ,& ROGERS, INC .. 582.36 I I MANERUD HUNTINGTON FUEL COMPANY 263.19 VAPOR CHEMICAL COMPANY 79.85 ! I MEDICAL PHARMACY 4.25 WALLMASTER SERVICE 40.00 !i M1~HIE CITY PUBLICATIONS COMPANY 832.00 JOHN WARREN HARDWARE, INC. 51.99 I I I MI.DGLEYS 48.81 GORDON WATKINS 104.50 I LW. MI LLER 7.00 WESTERN EQUIPMENT COMPANY 2,219.00 I ~ GEORGE H. MILLER 12.50. .THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO. 19.21 I I ~INESAFETY ApPLIANCES COMPANY 10.78 WESTINGHOUSE ELECTR~C SUPPLY CO. 24.87 1 ~INNESOTA MINING & MfG. Co. 431 .37 WHEELER'S 5.00 II II MISHLER'S 9.50 DR. HERRICK WHEELER 450.00 MOORE STEEL SERVICE CO., INC. 41.73 WENDELL P.. WI CK C8.56 MUNNELL & SHERRILL 9.82 WIGGINS COMPANY, INC. , 143.60 ! I THE NAT$ONAL CASH REGISTER CO. 27.62 T. C. WI L 0 I SH 3,127.28 ! NATIONAL FIRE EXTINGUISHER CO. 83.50 WILLAMETTE STATIONERS 4.50 !' I NATL FIRE PROTECTION ASSN 4.37 WILLAMETTE VALLEY COMPANY 269.93 I, , " I e .1 ',I '.1 , I 11 " I 11 " \L.4 ;1 \I ~ 236 e 7/14/58 . ----~ - - ~-==--::: ---::-----------:.~-~-- -----~:-----~---~._--=---=--~-------=-- ----=----=-- ~:---=- ---=::::..::----.:;:::--~:-:::;--=--:_=.:....-.::--=--=---~=:_:": - -=---..:.....- ._---=-==-~~.. ,-~_--:-==-~-::--: ~------- ~.~~ - -.. - .- -- - . ---- - . . -- - -- - -- - --_.-.- -- $ "60."T --'- -..--- - --.. W'I.LIAMS BAKERY $ 58.00 W,LTSH,RE'S I LEW WILLIAMS CHEVROLET CO. 2,326.69 WYATT'S 7.63 I j THE H. W. WILSON COMPANY. 39.00 ZELEERBACH PAPER COMPANY . : I 2 . 77. I. SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND 1 I I I . , I AVON D. BABB $ 53.20 R. H. PIERCE MFG. CO. $ 2e.33 , I AMERICAN STEEL & SUPPLY COMPANY 93.34 P.ETTY CASH . 1.86 I i CORNELL,HoWLAND,HAYES & MERR~FIELD 664.02 SCOBERT BUILDING MATERIAL INC. 25.83 I I HAMMER LUMBER COMPANY 51.50 VALLEY BAG COMPANY 3.00 LUMBER PRODUCTS 38.17 TILLMAN & BOOTH 11.23 I ELDON JARSTAD 107.52 T. C. WI L 0 ISH 160.00 JAY F. OLDHAM 199.50 WALLACE & TIERNAN, INC. 231 .66 I . . I DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT FUND SPECIAL SEWER FUND . .. JESKE BROTHERS $ 4,'62.50 W'lD'SH CONSTRUCTION CO. .2,744.33 MILLS DITCHING CO. $ 1;026.00 I e , MltLS DITCHING CO. WILD'SH CONSTRUCTION CO. II I . J , 750 . 40 6,642.95 , I I K. .A. WARDELL 799.95 CITY OF EUGENE , I ,575 . 65 K. .A. WARDELL 564.50 I GENERAL DOG FUND ! AIRPORT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT TUND LANE COUWTY CLERK $ 33.0.0 I I DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. $ 3.00 . .... I I LIBRARY BONO FUND I GENERAL BOND INTEREST FUND I I I GALE M. ROBERTS. CO. $ 39,775.50 I I I DAN I EL O. POTTER, TREAS.. . $ 2;760.00 I AMAZON SWIMMING POOL BOND FUND I CIVIC EMERGENCY FUND . - I EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOA~D $ 32.97 I PETTY CASH $ .4.90 RAMSEY W~ITE COMP~NY I .98 I I DAN'EL O. POTTER, TREAS. 10.00 T. C. W,LD,SH 1,024.00 I ! ; IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BILLS, AS SUBMIIIED:AND READ, BE AP- I PROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFF1CI~LSBE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRANTS~ ROLLCALL VOTE.. I ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, .MOTION CARRIED. i .' . . ~ . . . . . - I I ' MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES WERE SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I i . JESKE BROTHERS I 1ST - STORM SEWER BETWEEN 39TH AVENUE AND: 40TH AVE~UE ! I FROM WILLAMETTE STREET TO DoNALD STREET $ 9,555.86 - I . . - . I 2ND - SANITARY SEWER,R1VERVIEW SECTION #3 .8,195.p9. . $ 17,75:1.55 Ir . . I OLSON ELECTRIC COMPANY .. . i 10TH & FINAL - HIGH :INTENSITY LIGHTING. AT MAHLON-SWEET AIRPORT 1,863::057 I I : I j WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. ,.. I ! I 1ST - STORM SEWER ON LINCOLKSTREET FROM 28TH TO 29TH AVENUE 2,2p6.07 I 1ST - STORM SEWER ON 26TH AVENU~ FROM WILLAMETTE SYREET TO I AMAZON CREEK 642 . 10 I 2ND - SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN DONALD STREET. AND HILYARD I .. . I STREET FROM BETWEEN. 34TH PLACE .AND 35TH AVENUE TO 37TH AVENUE .12,762.04 ". 9TH - TRUNK SANITARY SEWER ON PEARL STREET FROM 6TH AVENUE TO . --- I 28TH A VENUE 26,a~0:. 77 .42,559.7.8 e I I I GALE M. ROBERTS CO. I 3RD - NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY 39,775.,!:?0 I I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR.- SHISLER .SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE ESTIMATES, A.S SUBMITTE:D AND: REA~, .BE 'I I i APPROVED AND THE PROPER CI~Y OFFICIALS BE .I~STRUCTED TQ DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROL:LCALL VOTE. I I ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. I I 21 . I" . . TH I S BE I NG THE DATE. :SET FOR THE AWARD. OF CONTRACTS. FOR VAR I OUS IMPROVEMENT. P,ROJECTS, THE FOL:LO~I NG I BIDS WERE TABULATED AS OPENED .JULY ID,1958 AT 1 0 : 00 AM,:' : STREET PAVING ESTIMATED I - COS,T PER VWIDTH PROJECT AND NAME or. BrODER FRONT FOOT I 42' 8TH AVENUE :fROM ~HAMBERS STREET TO GRANT STREET CENTRAL HEATING CO. .$ 8 ,. I 30. I I . $ 7~ 16J"'I'. 42' I 6..34 - 36' I j3~' 22ND AVENUE FROM 23RD AVENUE TO WEST. BOUNDARY OF - . . I HIGHLAND OAKS ADDITION I CENTRAL HEATING CO. . 7, 140.,99 6.6~. , - T.. I l . .' . e \ I ~i': 237 ~ e 7/14/58 -~_--,-:- ~-=--= -----..:~- -- -- ---- =- '.- - =~:-- ._- -----:- ---- -- ~ -7__'- u__ ~- ..----- -.----- ~-:. -:-. -_ ---._:--__.-.- --_- ------_- - -- - - ___ _ ---~-=:._- -~- -- ---- ------.:-..=,.:-.:--- ~-_.__:=._:_-::---_:: -_. I' d STREET PAVING (CONTO) ESTIMATEo'r[. . , COST PER ! (~DTH PROJECT AND NAME OF B I DOER fRONT fOOT ,I' 36' 22ND AVENUE FROM VANBuREN STREET TO TYLER STREET , ,CENTRAL HEATING CO. $ 3,377.50 $ 6.05 I i ~27' 37TH AVENUE FROM HILYARD STREET TO WEST AMAZON DRiVE I .. CENTRAL HEATING CO. 6,740.34 5.05 11 ~, GRANT STREET FROM 17TH AVENUE TO 18TH AVENUE II CENTRAL HEATING CO. T 3,,11:70.27 6.89 ! 1./34' - KI NCA I 0 STREET FROM BET-WEEN 32ND AVENUE AND 35TH AVENUE I : TO 35TH AVENUE, INCLUDING 35TH AVENUE INTERSECTION ! I CENTRAL HEATING CO. 7,658.50 (LOW) 5.90 I I WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. 8,649.25 1 e ! SAN ITARY SEWER t I ON EAST SIDE OF KINCAID STREET FROM NORTH LINE OF LOT 18, I I' /BLOCK 5, MILTON-REID ADDN, TO 35TH AVENUE; ALso BETWEEN - ESTIMATED i ,I ALDER AND KI NCA 10 STREETS FROM NORTH LI NE Of' LOT 30, BLOCK 4, COST PER i I MILTON-REID ADDN TO 35TH AVENUE ZONE fOOT i JESKE BROTHERS 2,439.50 4.27 i 1 / 19TH AVENUE FROM BETWEEN. PEARL AND HIGH STI~EETS TO . ! HiLYARD STREET i JESKE BROTHERS 20, 102.50 ! ! I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. MCGAf'FEY THAT THE CONTRACTS BE AWARDED TO THE LOW ~I BIDDERS AND ,THAT THE NECESSARY DOCU~ENTS BE DRAWN AND SIGNED BY THE PROPER CITY OFfICIALS. ROLLCALL I VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. , j REPORTS Of Off I CERS i I II. A REPORT fROM THE ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER - RE: MONTHLY DEPARTMENTAL R~PORTS, ETC., WAS SUBMITTED i AND READ AS FOLLOWS: , I I "THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPA.RTMENT .RE.PORTS THAT SEVEN PAVING PROJECTS, TWO SANITARY I I SEWER PROJECTS, THREE STORM SEWER PROJECTS AND ONE ALLEY PAVING PROJECT WERE LET I , " I N THE MONTH,jOf' JUNE. ALSO TWO STORM SEWER PROJECTS AND TWO SAN I TARY SEWER PRO- i' I JECTS WERE COMPLETED, AND SEVEN STREET PAVING PROJECTS AND ONE STORM SEWER PROJECT I ! WERE STARTED. THE DEPART~ENT SWEPT 1053 MILES AND FLUSHED 957 MILE~ Of ~TREETS. ! I ' ! THE PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT REPORTS THAT OVER TWICE AS MANY PEOPLE j USED THE PARK f'ACILITIES IN JUNE 1958 AS 60MPARED io JUNE 1957. IT IS ESTIMATED i i THAT 10841 PERSONS.USED THE PLAYGROUNDS IN JUNE 1957 AS COMPARED TO 20304 IN II[ 1 \ ,! JUNE 1958, AND 19385 .USED T':IE.:SWIM~.'NG~b.ol:-" F~.C~L~"!"'E~. IN JUNE 1957 AS COMPARED t i TO 30737 I N JUNE 1958. THE DEPARTMENT SPENT .A TOTAL OF 4961 MAN HOURS ON THE :1 1 I VARIOUS PARKS, PLAYGROUNDS AND POOLS INCLUDING THE SPRAYING Of POISON OAK IN I". i SKINNER BUTTE AND HENDRICKS PARKS. I , 'I I I i THE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT, A C~PY OF ~HICH IS.ON .YOUR DESK, INDICATES ~ : THAT 235 tASES WE~E. REPORtED bURI~G THE MONTH bF JUN~.WHICH I~ 10 LESS THAN RE~ ~ I PORTED IN MAY. IT .WAS NOT;ED:THAT BURGLARI.ES, Of' .WHICH 5. WERE REPORTED IN JUNE, 'I I! WERE DO\'fN CONSIDERABLY fROM THE AVE;RAGE.f'OR. "!,HE..FIRST fiVE MONTHS OF 1958, THE q II AVERAGE I3EING 15. THE JAIL OPERATION HAD AN AVERAGE DAILY POPU~A!ION OF .51 II e I PRISONERS AND SERVED 4748 MEALS AT AN AVERAGE COST OF 14.6; PER MEAL. DEPART- r II.i MENIAL VEHICLES WERE DRIVEN 33428 MILES IN ~UNE WHICH IS ABOUT AVeRAGE f'OR A ; , MONTH'S PERIOD OF TIME. i ) . - - . .. .. - ... - -- Ii i Ii ,I THE fiRE DEPARTMENT REPORTS THAT DURING THE MONTH Of JUNE 1958 THERE WERE ! '.1 22 ALARMS ANSWERED OF WHICH TWO WERE NON-FIRE CALLS AND FOUR WERE RURAL CALLS. I i TOTAL ALARMS TO DATE ARE 222 f'OR THIS YEAR AT AN ESTIMATED LOSS Of $1542.23 l III FOR JUNE AND f'OR THE YEAR TO.DATE $55,102.44. : f I I[ THE BUILDING DEPARTMENT RE~O~TS 59 .B~ILDI~G.PER~ITS f'OR NEW CONSTRUCTION I i WERE ISSUED IN THE MONTH OF JUNE f'OR A VALUATION Of $1,468,92~. THIS WITH THE I PERMITS ISSUED FOR REPAIRS AND OTHER PERMITS BRINGS THE TOTAL VALUATION fOR 1 I BUILDING PE~MI.TS TO $1,531,943. THIS IS ~OMPARED TO A TOTAL VALUATION Of I I $901,595 IN JUNE.. 1957.-_ i I - , : . I THE LIBRARY REPORTED 16j564 ITEMS CIRCULATED DURING JUNE 1958 WHICH IS ; 1 I 1426 MORE THAN CIRCULATED IN JUNE 1957. IN ADDITION TO THE NORMAL CIRCULATION 'I OF LIBRARY ITEMS, THE LIBRARY STAFF HAS BEEN ASSISTING STUDENTS WITH SCHOOL l I WORK, ORGAN I ZING THE - SUM~ER READ I NG A~D. STORY HOUR PROGRAM~ A~D G I VI NG T ~ME TO il PLANNING OR SERVICE ~N THE NEW LIBRARY BU1~DING. ! " i MEMBERS OF THE CITY COUNCIL AND THE ADMINISTRATIVE STAfF HELD A MEETING t ~ I. WITH MEMBERS OF THE COUNTY COMMISSION AND OTHER INTERESTED PERSONS REGARDING , I THE POSSIBILITY Of' LANE COUNTY'S PARTICIPATION IN THE DEVELOPMENT Of MAHLON- I e ! 11 , ~ ).' '.' , . ,:: ;,\ ~I ~ 238 e ____?L.!4L58 ___ ----~7C-- c,=-=_----"CO._-_-c=.:~ c_,-,-",--c-----=--,------o----- -:--.--- - --.----0-,- ---. -~_-,_c:c__c_ -----::------=.c-----,----- --------'--_7"'-~'-- -- ~--o- - - .. ~ - - - -. ~ - -- - - -- - --- -- ------.. --- - . -- , - ,-- ~ - - --- - -~ I - . ~ . I I SWEET AIRPORT. LIKEWISE, A PRELIMINARY MEETING OF REPRESENTATIVES OF THE COUNCIL, PLANNING COMMISSION, AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS, REALTY BOARDAND.DEPA~TMENT I HEADS WAS HELD TO CONSIDER PLANNING AND FINANCING OF',:A .NEWCITY HALL. SINCE_NO 1 FORMAL ACTION WAS TAKEN, WE HAVE NOT INCLUDED REPORTS FROM THESE MEETINGS ALTHOUGH I SUCH REPORTS ARE AVAILABLE IN THE OFFICE SHOULD ANYONE DESIRE A COPY." - --~ - - _ ~ _ 4 ~ _ _ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE REPORT OF.THE 'ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER j BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. . - . - . - - . . . ~ I , THE CITY RECORDER 'REPORTED THAT AN INITIATIVE PETITION HAD BEEN RECEIVED FROM THE EUGENE JUNIOR I CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REQUESTING THAT THE QUESTION OF FLUORIDATION OF THE CITY WATER SUPPLY BE PLACED ON t THE NOVEMBER BALLOT. NOTIFICATION OF'THE F'ILING OF'THE PETITION IS GIVEN TO THE -COUNCIL AS PRESCRIBED i BY OREGON LAW ALTHOUGH THE COUNCIL IN COMMI TTEE,:SESSI ON.:HAS_ALREADY, I NDI CATED THEY,.ARE, UNWI L:L I NG TO I I REFER THE QUESTION OF FLUORIDATION TO THE PEOPLE. THE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE RECOGNIZES IT WILL BE 1 NECESSARY FOR THEM TO COMPLETE THE INITIATIVE PETITION PROCEDURE AND 'OBTAIN SUFFICIENT SIGNATURES TO I PLACE THE MATTER ON THE BALLOT FOR THE NOVEMBER 4, 1958 GENERAL ELECTION. e 1 I . - - - ~ - - - - . - . I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. EDMUNDS SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE REPORT OF THE CITY RECORDER BE RE- I I CEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTl ON CARR I ED. I I I REPORTS.Of.COMMITTEES. _ - I . -- . - , . . ~ ~ . - .. - - . ' - - . - ~ - . . - - - - - ' I ! L A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD JUNE 27, 1958 - RE: COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE - REQUEST OF I I MR. BENDIX FOR CURB CUT AT 17TH AVENUE AND W'LLAMETTE STREETjREQUEST BY BILL EADY.FORADDITIONAL CURB I CUT AT 160 I WEST 2ND AVENUE; REQUEST BY MCKAY, STORES, _ INC.., FOR, STORM_ SEWER ON 3,i 5T -:AVENUE, AND THE AMA- I ZON fROM HILYARD STREET TO THE AMAZON; DISCUSSION REGARDING ADDITION OF FLUORIDES TO CITY WATER SUPPLYj I I DISCUSSION REGARDING FILING DATE FOR CANDIDATES AND BALLOT MEASURES; WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I -- -. I "PRESENT: COUNCILMEN SHEARER, 'SHISLER; EDMUNDS, LAURIS, LINDEEN, MOLHOLM AND:McGAFFEYj i CITY MANAGER; CITY RECORDER; ASSISTANT CITY RECORDER; CITY ATTORNEY; .GiTY 1 ENGINEER; LOREN DOWNEY, PRESIDENT EUGENE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE; DAN WYANT AND DONN BONHAM, EUGENE.REGISTER~GUARD;,JACK CRAIG, KERGj WENDY RAY,KUGN. I I 2 , COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE - , I I. REQUEST OF MR. BENDIX FOR CURB CUT AT 17TH AVENUE AND W,LLAMETTE STREET ~ THE COMMITTEE I AGAIN VIEWED THE CORNER OF 17TH AVENUE AND W'LLAMETTE STREET WHERE A 28' CURB CUT HAD i BEEN REQUESTED BY MR. BENDIX. Ii WAS NOTED THAT THE:BUILDING WHICH WOULD BE SERVED BY I I THE.PROPOSED CURB CUT WAS BUILT PRIOR TO THE TIME ZONING REGUI;J~TIONS.WERE POT I INTO ! EFF'ECT AND-IS A NON-CONfORMING USE. THE.QUESTION AROSE AS TO 'WHETHER THE COUNCIL . - .- . .. SHOULD PERMIT CONTINUED REMODELING OF BUILDINGS SUCH AS THIS OR'IF IT SHOULD BE RE- I QUIRED THAT SUCH BUILDINGS CONfORM TO-ZONING REGUlATIONS. AFTER-SOME -DiSCUSSION IT WAS AGREED TO RECOMMEND TO THE COUNCIL THAT THE 28' CURB CUT BE ALLOWED AS REQUESTED I PROVIDED THE PRESENT .CURB:CUT Of 20' IS ELIMINATED. - i I I I I I 2. REQUEST BY BILL EADY FOR ADDITIONAL:CURB CUT AT 1601 WEST 2ND AVEiNUE - THE COMMITTEE I I I I DROVE TO 1601 WEST 2ND AVENUE-WHERE AN ADDITIONAL 10'CURB.CUT WAS REQUESTED TO MAKE \ I A CURB CUT 40' TOTAL LENGTH BY MR. BILL EADY , . I IN ORDE.R THAT HIS TRUCK WHEEL ALIGNING I I , - I SHOP BUILDING COULD BE MADE MORE-READILY ACCESSIBLE. THE COMMITTEE AGREED THAT THIS REQUEST IS REASONABLE AND NECESSARY AND RECOMMENDED THAT THE REQUEST BE GRANTED. I 3. REQUEST BY MCKAY STORES, INC. FOR.STORM SEWER ON 31ST AVENUE AND:THE:AMAZON FROM I I 1 HILYARD STREET TO THE AMAZON - THE COMMITTEE DROVE TO 31ST AVENUE:AND,HIt'YARD STREET I AND V I EWED THE AREA WHERE MCKAY STORES,:"I NC. ARE REQUEST ING CONSif,RUCr ION OF A :S'TORM I SEWER O.N THE SOUTH' So, DE OF 31 ST AVENUE fROM =H IL YARD STREET TO AMAZON CREEK. THE · PROPOSED STORM SE~ERWOULti'BE ~PPR6xIMATELY 185.FEEt IN LENGTH AND WOULDCOST'THE - CITY--APPROXIMATELY $i.006.' THE CITy.ENGINEER EXPl.;'AINED'THE PROBLEMS OF DRAINING THIS AREA AND STATED THAT McKAY STORES, INC. ARE ~OW CONSTRUCTING A STORM:SEWERLINE ON THEIR OWN PROPERTY UP TO HILYARD STREET AND WISH TO HAVE THe CITY CONSTRUCT A.STORM SEWER LINE UNDER HILYARD STREET TO DRAIN INTO THE AMAZON. HE RECOMMENDED THAT THE CITY:CONSTRUCT THIS STORM SEWER LINE AS REQUESTED SO THAT IT:WILL BE lARGE ENOUGH I FOR FUTURE USE IN-SEkVI~GTHE AREA.- I AfTER SOME DISCUSSION IT WAS RECOMMENDED'THAT THIS ITEM BE HELD '-N COMM I TTEE AND THAT THE CITY ENGINEER HOLD FURTHER NEGOTIATIONS WITH MCKAY STORES, INC. WITH THE THOUGHT IN MIND OF McKAYSTORESj INC. SHARING THE COST .OF THE INSTALLATION-OF THE PROPOSED STORM SEWER. I 4. DISCUSSION REGAR.DING ADDI-TION OF FLUORIDES TO Cli:y WATER SUPPLY ~'MR. LOREN DOWNEY, I PRESIDENT OF THE EUGENE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, SUBMITTED A RESOLUTION PASSED ! BY THE JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE WHICH RECOMMENDED TO THE COUNCIL THAT FLUORIDES i BE ADDED TO THE WATER:"SUPPLY.OF THE CITY.OF EUGiNE~ IT WAS EXPLAINED To-MR. .DOWNEY , I I I THAT THE QUESTION Of ADDING FLUORIDES TO'THE CITY:WATER'SUPPLY HAD BEEN SUBMITTED I I TO THE VOTERS Of THE CiTY:,N 1956 . AND HAD BEEN RE';E-CTEDBY THEM. THE COMMITTEE MEM- 1 . . - BERS EXPRESSED THEMSEL.VESh 'AS FEEL. I NG THAT 'THEY COUL.o -'NOT -JUSTI FY .REQUEST ING THE i WATER BOARD TO ADD FLUORIDES TO THE WATER NOR TO ORDER THE QUEstiON REFERRED TO THE I PEOPLE fOR ANOTHER BALLOT. THEY INDI~ATED THAT IT SHOULD BE PLACED ON THE BALLOT , - , f, . . ONLY BY INITIATIVE-PETITION~ ,. - -- ' . - .... . \ e ~\ I: 239 ~ e 7/i4/58. ~~~----=----':""~_-:""'-:-7:-_-""':""':":~~-:--~---==-=='~---:-~.=~:'~~ __-_~-_-_::r__-__=__::._~..__::. ----:----:-_--=-_ :_-:;-~'_.-. o--....:~~- -_----: _----~--_::__- ---:--~"":..--_--- - ~ ::--- -:- -~-~ -- .=..:.-:- :--::.:- -~- --.-:.---- ~-=-.- ~-=--.: -=:-:-.-::~~~- --:-=-:: -- ---- - --I - _..~ - - -- - - --=--- - - - - ----- - - "-- --~ - ---_.. - _._~- . ---- -- ~ _.~ - --- -- ---- -- .--- - .--- --~--- - ~ --- -- --- I 5. DISCUSSION REGARDING rILING DATE rOR CANDIDATES AND BALLOT MEASURES- THE CITY RECORD- I ER EXPLAINED THAT THE PRESENT CODE or THE CITY or EUGENE STIPULATES.THAT MEASURES j AND NAMES or CANDIDATES rOR CITY orrlCE MUST BE FILED IN HIS OFFICE MORE THAN 65 I I DAYS PRECEDING A GENERAL ELECT10N DATE~ HE EXPLAINED THAT IT IS ALSO NECESSARY rOR I HIM TO SUBMIT MEASURES AND NAMES OF CANDIDATES TO BE PLACED ON THE BALLOT TO THE ~. , :1 'I COUNTY CLERK NOT LESS THAN 65 DAYS PRIOR TO A GENERAL ELECTIONDDATE. HE REQUESTED I: THAT THE WORDS "MORE THAN 65" I I IN SECTION 17.2 or THE EUGENE CITY CODE BE CHANGED ,I I I! TO "7011, EXPLAINING THAT THIS WOULD GIVE.H~M 5 DAYS FOR PROCESSING NOMINATING OR j II I INITIATIVE PETITIONS AND THE PREPARATION OF CERTIFIED COPIES OF BALLOT MEASURES , 'I FOR THE GENERAL ELECT ION BALLOT FOR -SUBMI SS 10_N TO THE COUNTY CLER< . THE C9MMITTEE :! I IN THE CODE ! I RECOMMENDED THAT THE NECESSARY ORDINANCE MAKING THE REQUESTED CHANGE I BE PASSED." I' I I I I I , I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. McGArFEY.THAT THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE i I j WHOLE BE APPROVED. MOTION. CARRIED. I j e I A REPORT or THE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD JULY 3, r958 - RE: PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE - PERMANENT \, Ii I 'I REPORT OF PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING or-JuLY I, 1958: (A) ZONING AREAS NEWLY ANNEXED TO.CITY,(B) RE- I II QUEST OF VERNON SCOTT FOR REZONiNG FROM R-I TO R-4 AREA ON 15TH AVENUE EAST fROM EAST LINE OF FAIR- I MOUNT BOULEVARD TO ITS TERMINUS, (C) REQUEST BY .CARTER OIL COMPANY FOR REZONING OF PROPERTY AT 1870 I 11 AGATE STREET FROM R-4 TO C-2, (D) REQUEST BY C. E. DARlING fOR VARIANCE FROM RA ZONE TO ALLOW A PRINT- !I i ING BUSINESS AT 3255 WILLAMETTE STREET, (e) AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE ADDING AR AGRICULTURAL ZONE; I I; CONSIDERATION OF CHAMBERs-JErFERsON CONNECTORj COMMITTEE or THE WHOLE - DISCUSSION OF CHARTER AMEND- ! I ,I ME NT TO BE PLACED ON THE NOVEMBER BALLOT FOR ISSUANCE OF BONDS TO CONSTRUCT WEST SIDE FIRE STATION I I) AT BROADWAY AND McKINLEYSTREETj DISCUSSION'OF FINANCING,THE HIRING.or NINE ADDITIONAL FIREMEN START- I I ING JULY I, 1959j LIBRARY BOARD REQUESTS AND RECOMMENDATIONS CONCERNING EQUIPMENT FOR NEW PUBLIC ! LIBRARY; WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: t! "PRESENT: COUNCILMEN SH.EARER, SHI.S.LER, .EDMUNDS,. LAU.RIS AND MOLHOLM; CITY MANAGER; I !l , I II CITY RECORDERj ASSISTANT CITY RECORDER; FIRE CHIEF; CITY LIBRARIAN; I DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS; CITY ATTORNEY; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; SEVERAL i' LIBRARY BOARD MEMBERS; DAN WYANT AND DONN BONHAM, EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD. \1 u , I I PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE I I I; PERMANENT REPORT OF PLANNlNG COMMISSION MEETING OF JULY I, 1958: I I (A) ZONING AREAS NEWLY ANNEXED TO CITY- THE PLANNlNG COMMISSION RECOM- , j MENDED IN THElR PERMANENT REPORT THAT THE AREAS ANNEXED BY CONSENT 1 ! ! PETITION AT 19TH AVENUE AND CITY VIEW STREET ON APRIL 14, 1958 AND " i I 29TH AVENUE AND FRIENDLY STREET ON MAY 12, 1958 BE ZONED RA OUTER Ii I .RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT, AND THAT THE PAPE-FISCHER AREA (GLENWOOD) AN- i i I' Ii NEXED MAY 12, 1958 BE ZONED M-2 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DiSTRICT. THE COM- ;, MITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE ZONING OF THE NEWLY ANNEXED AREAS AS RE- i \: I Ii COMMENDED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION BE APPROVED. I i .1 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER. SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT ITEM I(A) OF THE REPORT I' Ii II OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. ,!I II :1 , 1\ , I (B) REQUEST .OFVERNON SCOT~ FOR REZONING FROM R-I TO R-4 AREA ON 15TH . II AVENUE EAST FROM EAST LINE OF FAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD TO ~i ITS TERMINUS - , I " THE PLANNING COMMISSION DELAYED ACTION ON THIS REQUEST UNTIL JULY 7, J, 'I il II 1958 SO NO ACTION BY THE COMMITTEE WAS NECESSARY AT THIS TIME. :1 .. I No ACTION TAKEN BY THE COUNC1L ON. ITEM I(B) or THE REPORT or THE PUBLIC !I I WORKS COMMITTEE. 11 I . . e i (c) REQUEST BY CARTER OIL COMPANY FOR REZONING OF PROPERTY. AT 1870 AGATE :J STREET FROM R-4.TO C-2 - THE COMMITTEE DROVE TO 1870 AGATE STREET.AND !: " [I VIEWED THE PROPERTY WHICH IS BEING REQUESTED FOR REZONING. FROM R-4 TO ~I i II C-2 BY CARTER OIL COMPANY AND AGREED THAT THIS REQUESTED REZONING IS ~ , REASONABLE. IT WAS NOTED THAT THE PLANNING COMMISSION HAD APPROVED I , THE REZONING, AND THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED~THAT THE ACTION.OF THE :, I, PLANNI NG COMM I SS.I ON BE SUSTA 1 NED AND THE. PROPERTY. AT. 1870 AGATE STREET I !I BE REZONEO.TO C-2 NEIGHBORHOOO COMMERCIAL DISTRICT. I I, I 'I I , I, IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFFEY THAT ITEM I(C) or THE i I Ii REPORT OF. ~HE PUBL Ie .WORKS ,COMM I TT.E.E ,BE APPROVE.~.. MO,T I ON CA.RR I ED. I 11 (D) REQUEST BY C. E. DARLING FOR VARIANCE FROM RA ZONE TO ALLOW A PRINTING ! Ij 11 BUSINESS AT 3255 WllLAMETTE STREET - THE: COMMITTEE CONSIDERED MR. DARl- " I! lNG'S REQUEST FOR VARIANCE FROM RA ZONE TO ALLOW A PRINTING BUSINESS I AT 3255 W,LLAMETTE STREET AND AFTER SOME. DISCUSSION:RECOMMENDED.THAT THE I I II ACTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION BE SUSTAINED AND THAT THE REQUESTED !,I ! VARIANCE BE DENIED. 'I Ii :1 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT ITEM 1(0) OF,THE i Ii REPORT OF THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION DEFEATED 4-2 WFrH ! i I MR. HARTMAN ABSTAINING. ( I I I 1 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. LINDEEN SECONDED BY MR. MOLHOLM THAT THE REQUESTED ~\ i e I VARIANCE BE GRANTED. MOTION CARRIED 4-2 WITH MR. HARTMAN ABSTAINING. I I I I \ ~':I I! " ,. II II Ii \~ :1 ",... 2 4 0 e 7/14/58 -~.~ ---- --~--~-~- .-:-_-----:--.:..--:---:~-=-_-:--:--::-~.=----------~-~ -.--------:-::.- ------=-=-~--:::: -=- ---~-:..-----------:- -~:-_-:.-----~ ::-.-=---.::::---:-:--=--:-:------:--:..-~~ - -~~~:~~--==-----=~~ ., ' ---- -- ~ -- - -~~--. m q .' .. --- - - -- -... . (E) AMENDMENT TO ZONING ORDINANCE ADDINGAR AGRICU~TURAL ZONE - THE COMMITTEE I DISCUSSED.THE QUESTION, Of ADDING AN~AR ,AGRICULTURAL. ZONE TO TH'EPRE~EN'T ZONING,CODE. IT WAS. AGREED THAT THIS.ISA NEEDED CHANGE, AND THE COMM,TTEE RECOMMENDED THAT AN AR AGRJCULTURAL.ZONE BE CREATED ~S RECOMMENDED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION. IT WAS. MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT ITEM I(E) Of THE REPORT Of THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE APPROVED.: MOTION CARRIED. ., . 2. CONSIDERATION Of CHAMBERS-JEffERSON CONNECTOR - T"'E,DIRECTOR Of PUBLIC, WORKS SUBMITTED HIS PROPOSALS, 17 OR ALTERNATE ROUTES fOR A CHAMBE~S-JEffERSON.CO~NECTOR STREET. HE SHOWED THE COMMITTEE MAPS OF THE ROUTES AND STATED THAT HE AND THE TRAffiC ENGINEER HAD SPENT CONSIDERABLE TIME STUDYING THE VARIOUS PROPOSED RO !.lTES. HE ALSO EXPLAI~ED:THATT~E,CITY HAS,NO AUTHORITY, TO ~UILD STREETS OR CONNECTORS UNLESS THEY ARE ASSESSED TO OWNERS OF ABUTTING,PROPERTY. AFTER,CON- SIDERABLE DISCUSSION IN WHICH IT WAS BROUGHT OUT THAT CONDEMNATION PROCEDURES MIGHT BE,NECESSARY IN SOME CASES TO GET RIGHT-Of-WAY AND THE URGE~CY OF.GETTIN~JE~fERSON e STREET OP'E'N' 'T'HR'O'U.G'H .TO' ?'9'TH 'AVENUE, "!,HE COMM I TTEE RECOMMENDED THAT PREL 1M I NARY PLAN ., No. 3 AS SUBMITTED.BY rHE.DIRE~TOR Of..PU~LIC WORKS-BE. APPROVED A~D THAT THE CITY ENGI~EER AND LE<;iAL DEPARTMENT PROCEED WJTH PLANS. FOR ~CQ,?I~ING Tt:fE NECESSARY RIGHI- II Of-WAY, ANY P~NS SUBMJTTED .TO BE SUBJECT TO THE fURNJSHJNG OF COST FIGURES BY THE ENG1NEERING DEPARTMENT~ ' . II - . . I T;WAS MOVED By MR. SH ISLER' S {CO ND{O' B'Y: MR'.'- '[DMUNOS THAT ITEM 2 Of THE REPORT Of I THE. PUBL I C WORKS COMM'liTTEE BE APf>ROVED. MOT I ON CARR I ED.. I COMM I TTlJEE Of THE WHOLE - I I. DISCUSSION Of CHARTER AMENDMENT TO BE PLACED ON THE NOVEMBER BALLOT fOR ISSUANCE ,\ Of BONDS TO CONSTRUCT WEST SIDE fiRE STATION AT BROAOWAY AND MCKINLEY STREET ~ II THE fiRE CH,lEf EXP~AINED A PLOT PLAN WHICH HE RECOMMENDED fOR THE PROPOSED WEST I SIDE fiRE STATION TO BE CONSTRUCTED AT,BROADWAY:ANO MGKINLEY STREET. HE EXPLAINED j I THAT,THE BUJLDING WOULD BE LARGE ENOUGH fOR A 2~COMPANY STAT10N ALTHOUGH AT, PRESENT ONLY ONE COMPANY WOULD BE USED. IN HIS OPINION THE PROPOSED BUILDING WOULD COST $75,154 AND A~ ADDITIONAL fiGURE Of $7500 WOULD BE NECESSARY FOR fURNISH1NG$. HE fURTHER, RE- COMMENDED THAT $12,000.BE. INCLUDED F'OR:pCTENSION Of :THE FIRE ALARM' 'S'Y'S'T'Et.i.' ':HE' IN'DI- I CATED THAT HE fELT 'TH't'S'E'ADD I T I ONS, TO )'H~' 'F-'I'R-I;:' DEPA'R.T~'{NT .r'AC'I'L ,I TI'E'S: -WPU'LD 'RE.SULT 'I N SUBSTANT I AL DECREASE IN fiRE INSURANCE PREMI UM$' 'DVE' 'T'C;> 'TH'E' 'C!-~ASS''-f.I'~A'ii O'N.: \MI CH THE fiRE UNDERWRITERS WOULD GIVE THE CITy C;>F E!JGENE>~ ~THE.,C9MMITTEE' RECQMMEND~D. THAT THE QUESTION OF' A BOND ISSUE Of $100,000 fOR. A WESTSJDE fiRE STATION. AND EQUIPMENT AND EXTENSION Of THE fiRE: AL~RM, SYSTEM. BE P!-ACED:O~ T",E BALLOT. AT THE NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION, AND. FURTHER RECOMMENDED THAT THEBO~DS,.BE ?O-YEAR BONDS WITH NO ~A!-LABLE I fEATURE. i ,. , . .. n - ! IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT ITEM I Of THE REPORT Of THE COMMITTEE Of T~E WHO!-EBE APPROVED.. ROLLCALL VOJE. ALL COUNCILMEN: pRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. .. - - . - 2. DISCUSSION Of fiNANCING THE.HIR1NG,Of NJNEADDIT10NAL'f1REMEN STARTING JULY 1,1959 - I THE fiRE CHH:f SUB'M./TTED FIGURES. SHOWING THAT: IT WOU!-D CO$T .T.HE CFY 'Of EUGE/IIE APPROXI- MATEL Y $41 ,OOC) 'p.E'Fi 'YE'A'R' .T-O', -HI'REN-I'NE- A-DDI'T' ,"ON'AL' YfRE-~'{N- 'W!:i'I-CH'. ~WO~ULD '~'R''-N'G' 'T!i~ ,'ft RE DEPARTMENTSTAff,TO fULL, STRENGTH,AND:ENA~LE, JJ:iE MEN:T9.HAYE THEI~ VACATION PERIODS WHICH THEY HAD fOREGONE UPON THE ADOPTION Of THE 56-HOUR WORK WEEK. HE STATED THAT I IN HIS OP I NJ ON TH I? ADD IT' ON,. J N Pe:RSONN~L: ~O.UI..r;> INFLUENCE THE FIRE U~PERWRITE~S IN GIVING EUGENE A BETTER CLASSIFICATION AND WOULD RESULT I N fURTHER REDIJCTJ ON: II',.. 17 I RE INSURA~CE PREMIUMS. AFTER CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE QUEST 19N. OF A CHARrE~ AMENDMENT BE PLA~ED ON THe: NOVEMBER BALLpT TO. I ~CLUDE. IN e THE GENERAL,. T~X', LE-"jV, 'fAC'H' 'YE'A.R' 'SiA~T-I'NG 'Jyr,;'y' -(,' '(9'?'Q"A,__TA'X'. 'CEVVWH I'C'H- 'wollL!> 'P.RODUCE THE SUM OF' $4,1,000 PER YEAR, TO BE USED: fOR THE EMPLOYMENT Of .N.,INEADDIT'IO.NAL fiRE DEPARTMENT PERSONNEl... . . .. .. " , .' . , IT WAS MOVED, BY MR. L I NDtEN SECONDED BY MR .:MCGAffEY THAT: ITEM 2 Of THE REP9RT Of I THE COMMITTEE Of THE WHOLE. BE HELD OVE~ AND THAT THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE CONTACT OTHER CITIES fOR A COMPARISON: Of. THEIR. RECPRD~ Of THE OPERATION. OF 'THEIR fiRE DE- PARTMENTS WITH THOSE Of THE CITY Of EUGENE. MOTION CARRIED 5-2. , . 3. LIBRARY BOARD REQUESTS.AND RECOMMENPATIONS CONCERNING EQUIP.MENT: fOR NEW,EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY - MR. LEMON, CHAIRMAN OF THE LIBRARY BOARD, SUBMITTED REQUESTS AND RECOMMENDA T-' ON,S, ,or ,T,""E, ,~IBR,A~~ .BOA.R,DfOR AI,R: ,~~~~I_r.I.O.~I,NG,' ,S,E,C9No. ,n,O,OR T,ECHN I C~L: PROCESSESARE~, BOPK, LIfT :I N CENTRAL. C9Re: ANI;), ~A I NTI ~~: OF SOUTH WALl,. AND: SOUTH PORTION Of EAST WALL IN THE BASEMENT Of, THE .NEW 'PUBL:I'C' '.LI'BRAR'Y,' AL.L .o'r~-WH''-CH TOTALS $39,712. . THE COMMiTTEE RECOMMENDED T!iAT.THE,RE~YESTS,Of,THE LIBRARY BOARD FOR THE ABOVE MENTIONED EQUIPMENT A~p.fACII..ITIES BE. APpROVEO.", I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT ITEM 3 Of THE REPORT Of THE COMM:I TTEE Of THE WH9LE.. BE APPROVED... ROLLCALL V9TE. ALL COUNCILME~ PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTIO~CARRIED.' . . .... .. - e II ~: II ~ ; "'llllll 241 e 7/14/58 .. ----- - ---~. ..-..--- - ---- ---- - .-- -.-.-- - --...- .- .---. - ------- --- -- --- ----- ---------- -- - . - ___0' _____ _ _ _______ . __ _.._ - --.~-- --.---------_.. - ...__.. - -- -.~' - - - - . - - -. .- .-.-.- - . -~ - - .........-- --- -- -- -_.- -- - -~-_. -- --..>--- '-- - ~- --. .'. . - .-- . --- - -- ..;.-_.. -- - ..- . - - - -- ---- ------" ---------..------,'- I A REPORT-Of THE,COMM1TTEE ~EETING-HElD JULY II, "1958' -RE:COMMITTEE Of THEWHOLE- REQUEST BY r COUNCILMAN TO ATTEND INTERNATIONAL NORTHWEST PARK-AsSOCIATION CONfERENCE AT SPOKANE; REQUEST fOR I OVERSIZE tURB CUT ONE HALf BLOCK fROM -7T~ AVENUE qN FILMORE STREET BY PITCHfORD, INC.; REQUEST fOR , ! ANNEXATION AT 23RD AVENUE AND C,Ty'VIEW STREET BY FRANK ANQ-WILHELMINA HARR; DISCUSSION REGARDING , CONTINUATION Of $'75,000 PER YE~R SEWER LEVY; REQUEST fOR STORM SEWER BY McKi~ STORES, INC. ON I I i: I HILYARD STREET TO THE AMAioN; REPORT Of BoARD Of ApPEALS MEETING HELD JULY 9, .'958; (A) REQUEST BY , I i WEST SIDE CHURCH Of CHRIST fOR VARIANCE IN SETBACK REQUIREMENTS AT 1866 CHAMBERS STREET AND (B1 RE- I ! I QUEST BY JACK BURGNER FOR VARIANCE IN SETBACK REQUIREMENTS TO CONSTRUCT A CARPORT TO WITHIN 5' Of , WEST PROPERTY LINE AT 2497 MISSION AVENUE; CONSIDERATION Of BIDS ON-VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS I i OPENED JULY 10, 1958; WAa SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: ,! I. - , I:' ! "PRESENT: COUNCilMEN SHISLER, EDMUNDS, lAURIS, liNDEEN, MOLHOLM AND MCGAffEY; C,TY- I MANAGER; CITY RECORDER; ASSISTANT CITY RECORDER; CITY ATTORNEY; DIRECTOR r I OF PUBLIC WORKS; BILL WASSMAN, EUGENE-REG.'STER-GUARD; JACK CRAIG, KERG; I WENDY RAY, KUGN. ! e , 1 COMMITTEE Of THE WHOLE ! I :, I I. REQUEST BY COUNCILMAN TO ATTEND .INTERNATIONAL NORTHWEST PARK ASSOCIATION CON- i , fERENCEAT SP~KANE - THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED AfTER SOME DISCUSSION THAT fUNDS I BE PROVIDED TO SEND A MEMBER Of THE COUNCIL To-ApOKANE, WASHINGTON TO ATTEND i I \ .THE INTERNATIONAL NORTHWEST PARK ASSOCIATION CONFERENCE. \ II I I IT WAS MOVED BY 'MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. MOLHOlM THAT ITEM I Of THE "REPORT Of THE ! COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE BE APPROVED. ROLLCALL VOTE. 'ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING ;1 I AYE, MOTION CARRIED. I !j I 2. REQUEST fOR OVERSIZE CURB CUT ONE HALF BLOCK fROM 7TH AVENUE ON FILMORE STREET I BY PITCHfORD, INC. - THE COMMITTEE DROVE TO .F,lMORE STREET AT .7TH AVENUE."WHERE I ;i I PITCHFORD, INC. HAS REQUESTED A CURB CUT ONE HAlf BLOCK fROM 7TH AVENUE ON I FILMORE STREET AND NOTED THAT THE CHARACTER Of.THE-BUllDINGIN WHICH LARGE i' \: TRUCKS ARE SERVICED IS SUCH THAT THE REQUESTED CURB CUT IS A NECESSITY IN THE ,i CONDUCt Of THE BUSINESS. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE CURB CUT.BE ALLOWED " i IN ACCORDANCE WITH SETBACK REQUIREMENTS AS SET "fORTH IN CITY ORDINANCES. I' i: ~ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. MCGAffEY THAT ITEM 2 OF THE REPORT Of I, THE COMMITTEE Of THE WHOLE BE APPROVED. MOTl ON CARR I ED. I I " I I 3. REQUEST fOR ANNEXATION AT 23RD AVENUE AND CITy.VIEWSTREET BY FRANK AND WltHEL- . I ~I I MINA HARR - THE COMMITTEE DROVE TO 23RD AVENUE AND C'TY VIEW STREET.AND VIEWED I I THE PROPERTY WHICH HAD BEEN REQUESTED fOR ANNEXATION BY 100% CONSENT BY FRANK I I' AND WilHELMINA HARR. AFTER SOME DISCUSSION IT WAS DECIDED TO HOLD THIS ITEM ; IN COMMITTEE AND THAT THE PETITIONERS BE CONTACTED AND AN ATTEMPT BE MADE TO i f GET PROPERTY ADJACENT TO THE REQUESTED ANNEXATION TO ANNEX ALSO. THIS WOULD , II TO SOME EXTENT SOLVE THE PROBLEM Of A SEWER IN THE AREA. I I II i No ACTION TAKEN BY THE COUNCIL. I: " I , " ...' I I I I 4. DISCUSSION REGARDING CONTINUATION Of $175,000 PER YEAR SEWER LEVY - THE CITY : I MANAGER INfORMED THE COMMITTEE THAT THE $175,000 SEWER LEVY WOULD EXPIRE IN I I THE NEAR fUTURE AND RECOMMENDED THAT IT'BE PLACED ON THE BALLOT I NNoVEMBER - I fOR SUBMISSION TO THE VOTERS. THE COMMITTEE AGREED THAT THIS IS VITAL TO THE ! i I fUTURE SEWER PROGRAM AND RECOMMENDED THAT THE lTEM BE PLACED ON THE BALLOT. I ,. , I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. 'EDMUNDS THAT ITEM 4 Of THE REPORT Of : I THE COMMITTEE Of THE WHOLE BE APPROVED. ROLlCALl.VOTE. ALL COUNCilMEN PRESENT i e I I VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. ' ,. ! I I I I 5. REQUEST fOR STORM SEWER BY MCKAY STORES, INC. ON HILYARD STREET TO THE AMAZON - I I I THE COMMITTEE AGAIN DISCUSSED THE REQUEST BY MCKAY STORES, INC. FOR A STORM { SEWER WHICH WOULD CROSS HilYARD STREET AND EMPTY INTO THE AMAZON; THE DIRECTOR I I I Of PUBLIC WORKS INFORMED THE COMMITTEE THAT HE HAD BEEN UNABLE 'TO CONTACT THE , I I I REPRESENTATIVE OF MCKAY STORES, INC. AND IT WAS DECIDED TO HOLD THIS ITEM IN I COMMITTEE"UNTIL SUCH CONTACT COULD BE MADE. " t, i I I No ACTION WAS TAKEN BY THE COUNCil. I I' . . . . I! 6. REPORT OF BOARD OF ApPEALS MEETING HELD JULY 9, 1958: I i (A) REQUEST BY WEST-SIDE CHURCH Of CHRIST"fOR VARIANCE IN SETBACK REQUIRE- I I MENTS AT. 1866 CHAMBERS STREET - THE COMMITTEE DROVE TO 1866 CHAMBERS I I STREET AND OBSERVED THE AREA WHERE THE WEST SIDE CHURCH Of CHRIST is I I 1:1 REQUESTING A VARIANCE IN SETBACK REQUIREMENTS TO CONSTRUCT AN ADDITION {" I' TO THEIR BUILDING TO WITHiN 5'8" fROM THE SOUTH PROPER'TY LINE~ THE i, , COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THIS REQUEST, OBSERVED THAT THE CHURCH HAS' SUfH'" II I i CIENT GROUND AREA TO THE REAR FOR BUILDING EXPANSION PURPOSES AND ALSO ~i I NOTED THAT THEY DO-NOT OWN THE LAND T~ TAE SOUTH-Of THE PRESENT BUI~DING I' fOR WH I CH THEY ARE REQUEST 1 NG THE VAR lANCE. . THE COMM I TTEE RECOMMENDED , J' \ THAT THE DECISION Of THE BOARD Of ApPEALS TO DENY THE REQUEST BE UPHELD. ! 1 e I I, II I i,\ I: " r~ ~~ r- 242 e 7/14/58 --;:::--~~--:'~-=-:-:7_--:-::=_-~~~=:'_--:---:-"::;-==-=-_=-= -_~::..::---=::--:-~~~..:=----=-- -=-_ ---=-:==-~~~~--.=.--c==--=---=-~-~~~~_~ .;... _ _7- --~--- :--:-=.--=-~ --:--- ------:.~~ ~-=- -----=-:.----:-- -=-=:::=--:-..:---:-~-~-~==----=- -=-=- -:.... --:::-=-:;::::------:--=...----=-=::.-~-=--~---=-::-::- ::-::--=-:,- ----;--.-::--~--_._-------- ---- --~- -------. -- - "-- - - -- - ' - -'-- --- --'" .. -- - - - - . . - - - - - - -- - -- ~ -- (B) REQUESTBT JAeK.BuRGNER FOR VARIANCE IN SETBACK REQU,REMENTS ToeOMSTRueT A III CARPORT TO'WITHIW5"0f"'THE WEST PROPERTY LINE AT 2497 MISSION AVENUE- THE . COMMITTEE DROVE TO 2497 MISSION AVENUE AND OBSERVED THE RESIDENCE AND'DRI~E~AY ON 1 WHICH MR. JACK BURGNER:ISREciUESTING A ~ARIANCE TO SETBACK REQui~~~ENTS TO CON- STRUCT A CARPORT TO WITHIN 5' Of" THE WEST PROPERTY LINE. THE COMMITTEE RECOM- . . . W. _ . MENDED THAT BECAUSE Of" THE UNUSUALLY STEEP TERRAIN IN THIS AREA AND THE f"ACT iH~T THE CONSTRUCTION Of" THE CARP6RT IN THE REQUESTED LcicATION.'~OU~~. NOT BE _ DiTRIMENTAL TO AN~ ~UiURE CONSTRUCTION NEXT T6'iH~ BURGNER PR~PERi~, THE DECIStON Of" THE BOARD Of" ApPEALS GRANTING THE REQUEST BE UPHELD. ., IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT fTEMS 6(A~ AND (B) Of" THE REPORT Of" THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. - 7. CONSID~~ATION Of".BIDS ON VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT.~R~JECTS ciPEN~ci J~LY 10,~958 - THE COMMITTEE CONSIDERED THE TABULATION Of" BIDS RECEIVED ON SIX STREET PAVING " PROJECTS AND TWO SANITARY SEWER PROJECTS ON JULY 10, 1958. THE DIRECTOR cir PUBLIC _ WORKS RECOMMENDED THAT THE LOW BID BE ACCEPTED IN EACH CASE. HE EXPLAINED THAT I ~ IN MO.ST CASES ONLY ONE BID H~D BEEN RECE I V.ED BUT :THAT THE COST, IS: IN' ~ "'~E' W I1:W '.' , SIMILAR.CONSTRUCTION'COSTS'ON'WHICH'BIDS'HAD'BEEN'RECEIVED.THE COMMITTEE'RECOM-' MENDED THAT THE LOW'BIDS'BEACCEPTED'ASRECOMMENDED BY THE'DIRECTOR Of'PUBLIC'WORKS AND THAT THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS BE DRAWN AND SIGNED BY THE PROPER CITy'OFF.ICIALS." I No ,ACT I ON TAKEN ON ITEM. 7. pf" THE REPORT Of" THE COMM I TTEE Of" THE WHOLE AS CONTRACTS I 1- WERE AWARDED UNDER.BIDOPENING EARLIER IN THE MEETING. . . REPORTS or BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS I A PERMANENT'REPORT'Of"'THE'PL~NNIN~COMMISSIO~ MEETINGHELO'JuLY' I, ..1958~~'RE:Z~NiNG NE~LY AN- NEXED AREAS, REQUESTS FOR REZONING '~ND VARIANCE .T~ ZONING 'AND AMEND~ENT T~'ZONING'ORDI~ANCE ADDING AR AGRICULTURAL ZONE WAS:SUBMITTED AND READ AS f"OLLOW~: - .. . ,. . , J ' "As A PERMANENT REPORT; PURSU~NT 'TO:THE ,REsouii'ioN 6f" THE Cci~M~N 'COUNCIL Of" THE CITY ~f":EUGENE, 'DiR.ECTiNG niE CITY-P.~ANNI.~G.COMM~S.SION T.O HOLD A,HE~RIN~:AND PREPARE REPORTS UPON THE f"OLLO~ NG REQUESTS f"OR ZONING, REZONING, VARIANCE AND I AMENDMENT ~O ~.HE ZONIN~.:ORDINANCE, Tt:'E_PL~NNING COMMISSION HEREBY,ADOP.TS AS ITS , PERMANENT REPORT THE f"OLLOW$NG: THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE f"OLLOWING RECOMMENDATION f"OR . ~. -' . ZONING ,NEWLY. ANNEXED' AREAS' BE'.GRANTED: '.. _.... .. . -.,... ., .. '._ ....'.. I AREA ANNEXED BY ORDINANCE No. 11228 AT 19TH 'AVENUE AND CITY.VIEW I ON APRIL 14,: 1958 BE.ZONED TO RA OUTER RESIDENTIAL 'DISTRI'~T .... AREA ANNEXED BY ORDINANCE No. 11274 AT 29TH AND FRIENDLY ON MAY 12, 1958 BE ZONED T6 RA OUTER RESIDENT.,AL DISTRICT ' AREA ANNEXED BY ORDINANCE No. 11276, PAPE-fISCHER PROPERTY IN GLENWOOD,DN MAY '2,'9~8 BEZONEDM-2 LIGHT INDUSTR'AL DISTRICT _ _ I AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THA~ THE ~OLLOWING REQUEST f"OR REZONING I BE GRANTED: ' - C~RTE:R Ol~ COMPANY.. ... THE NORTH PORTION (APPR. 80 FT) Of" LOTS 15 AND 16, BLOCK 7 GROSS ADDITION TO E~GENE, .AS PLATTED'AND .REC6RDED IN VA. 3, I PAGE' 15, LANE' COUNTY OREGON PLAT RECORDS; lANE CO.UNTY; qREGciN ' -- . . e _ LOCATED AT 1870 AGATE STREET -.-.... ~-- -. ------. -~-~- ---. ...- ..,~. REQUES.TED CHANGE .Of" ZONEf"ROM R-4 MULTIPLE FAMILY RESIDENTI'AL TO C-2 ~E:IGHBORHOoci C6MMERilAL 6'STRicT '" . I AND THE PLANNING COMMi~SION RECOMMEN~S .THAT.~~E: ~OL~O~~~Q REQU~ST FOR RE~~~~~G. I HEARING BE CONTINUED AT THE .NEXT MEETING; THE DESCRIPTION SUBMITTED~S IN ERROR: I I ." .. . I VERNON SCOTT LOTS 9 TO 22 INCLUSIVE, BLOCK 35 AND LOTS I TQ.9, BLOCK 36, fAIRMOUNT ADDITION TO EUGENE' LOTS"I TO.6--INCLUSHiE."BLOCK:"'A~.D'LoT'S'4':5'AN.D'. I ., , , .' , 6, . BLOCK 2, 'vi cT6RI A'HE'j GH.TS. ADDI TI ON~.' : AI.,s.o:, '.MAPLE' AVENUE .( VACATED}'-- AS THE 'SAME ABUTS ON i5TH AVENUE E..' ',::... :.... .........:, ." . ,- AREA LOCAT~D ON 15TH AVENUE. EAS~ .FROM EAST 'L1NE' Of' rAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD I TO !~S TERMINUS. REQUESTED CHANGE OF ZONE f"ROM R-I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTiAL DISTRICT -- . TO R-4 MULTi PLE DWELLI'NGDI STR i CT. . e ~ l '""IllllI 243 e 7/14/58 -~-=~~~----=-.:..:...--------=-~~---==-- - -.- --::;---=-:;--=-=------::-=:.-=::::~~-===---==::::::--=-...:: ------ --- ----._- -_._-----~- ._-------~------_._-------- -------- - .-.- --.----.-.--- - - - - - ----_.-- --------~---- --_. - -- _.~ - -::.... - +--- ~ . - -------- -~ --... - ~~- -~ -- -- ---- n_ -- -- - --- ----- -- I~ ~ I AND THE PLA~NING COMMISSION RECOMMEN~S THAT THE FOLLOWIN~ REQUE~ FOR A VARIANCE , FROM THE RA ZONE BE DENIED: j I I C. E. DARLI NG I .BLOCK I, LOT 2, I.ST:ADDITION TO ROSEDALE, EUGENE ~ I' LOCAT~D AT 3255 WILLAMETTE $TREET I II REQUESTED VARIANCE TO RA ZONING TO PUT IN A PRINTING BUSINESS I , II .-- . .. . I I AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOLLOWING AMENDMENT TO THE ZONING j II ~ ~ I ORDINANCE:BE APPROVED: , I( II r ! I INITIATED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION I AMEND ZONING ORDINANCE No. 10691 BY ADDING THERETO: I I \ SECTION IV-I AR - AGRICULTURAL ZONE I , I (As SHOWN ON PAGES 225 AND 226 OF THIS VOLUME) ii e 1 (COUNCIL MINUTES OF JUNE 23, !958)" I' 11 I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE PERMANENT REPORT OF THE PLANNING ! 11 COMMISSION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. (ACTI~N TAKEN UNDER COMMITTEE REPORT - I OF JULY 3, 1958) 'I , i i I A REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS MEET~NG HELD JULY 9, 1958 - RE: REQUESTS FOR VARI~NCES TO SET- I I, I BACK REQUIREMENTS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: . , - I, " "THE BOARD bF ApPEALS HELD A MEETING AT THE CITY HALL, JULY 9, 1958, I ,j AT 8:30 A.M. MEMBERS PRESENT WERE MR. CULBERTSON, MR. MOYER, MR. MORRIS I AND MR. BALZHISER. II -' I I. THE OFFICERS OF THE WEST SIDE CHURCH OF CHRIST REQUEST A ZONIN~ t i 1,1 VARIANCE IN SE~BACK REQUIREMENTS FOR CHURCHES, TO CONSTRUCT AN i I ADDITION TO THE EXISTING CHURCH AT 1866 CHAMBERS STREET 5 FEET j I I 8 INCHES FROM THE SOUTH PROPERTY LINE. . \ I j .. ..' . . " I; , AFTER DISCUSSIN .THE MATTER FROM VARIOUS VIEWPOINTS, MR. BALZHISER II , II I POINTED OUT THAT DUE TO FINANCIAL CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE CHURCH AS I! ~TATED IN THE LETTER, AT THE PRESENT TIME THE BOARD HAS~NO ASSURANCE I , - . i " THAT PROPERTY TO THE SOUTH WOULD BE PURCHASED. HE ALSO POINTED OUT i i THE POSSIBILITY OF THE PROPERTY BEING SOLD TO OTHER PARTIES. MR.MOYER I II MADE A MOTION THAT THE REPRESENTATIVES OF THE CHURCH BE GIVEN THE ., I) CHOICE OF EITHER DESIGNING A BUILDING TO FIT THE PRESENT LOT AREA II I, II OR PURCHASE THE LAND TO THE SOUTH. ALL MEMBERS WERE IN AGREEMENT I' THAT THE VARIANCE BE DENIED. MOTION CARRIED. II I' .1 , I \ 2. MR. JACK BURGNE~; 2497 MissioN AVENUE, REQUESTS A WAIVER OF THE 20 i FEET SETBACK RESTRICTIONS TO CONSTRUCT A CARPORT AT THE ABOVE AD- ~ . ,I DRESS 5 FEET FROM THE WEST PROPERTY LINE. ~ 1 I !, i AfTER VIEWING DRAWINGS AND TAKING !I I INTO CONSIDERATION THE STEEPNESS I OF THE GRADE, THAT MISSION AVENUE HAS BEEN VACATED AND DEAD ENDS I l I AT THAT POINT, AND THAT IT WOULD NOT IN ANY WAY INTERFERE WITH I , TRAFFIC IN THE AREA, MR. BALZHISER MADE A MOTION AND IT WAS SECONDED . I' BY MR. CULBERTSON THAT THE VARIANCE BE GRANTED. MOTION DULY MADE, ! II SECONDED AND CARRIED." i, :1 I e Ii IT WAS MOVED BY MRS. LAURIS SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS BE i RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. (ACTION TAKEN UNDER COM~ITTEE REPORT OF JULY I I , 1958) . II - - . ,I PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS I I I I II THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR ROOMING HOUSE LICENSES WE~ SU8MITTED AS APPROVED BY THE POLICE, " 2 , I i I fiRE, BUILDING AND HEALTH DEPARTMENTS: l j f " DINNER BELL, 1040 HIGH STREET - E. J. HASKELL ! I EUGENE-TRAVELODGE, 540 EAST BROADWAY - H. t. D~vis I Ii I, I ",-\ . I GORE'S ROOMS, 469 EAST 15TH AVENUE - MRS. E. E. GORE I I HAMILTON'S STUDENT HOUSE, 1410 Moss ~TREET - MARTIES E. HAMILTON ! I MRS. ANDREW HILL ROOMING HOUSE, 1158 HILYARD STREET - MRS. ANDREW HILL I I MOTOR INN TRAILER PARK, 609 OAK STREET - MRS. LLOYD H. WERLING I , I. ROOMING HOM~, 995 ALDER STREET - GEORGE & ~HYLLIS MURRAY ! HOLTAN ROOMING H~USE, 560 EAST 11TH - MR. AND MRS. HARRIS HOLTAN I' I I CHRISTINE MILNE ROOMING HOUSE, 342 E~ST 13TH - CHRISTINE MILNE iil ROOMING HOUSE, 754 EAST 14TH - L. H. AND MARTHA COLLINS I I STELLA WATERS ROOMING HOUSE, 1244 HILYARD - STELLA WATERS I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE APPLICATIONS BE APPROVED. I MOTION I , I i CARRIED. t I AN APPLICATION FOR RETAIL MALT BEVERAGE CLASS A (RMBA) LICENSE WAS SUBMITTED BY GEORGE AND LOUISE II 3 I ;1 I : COOK DBA EUGENE PAST IME TAVERN, 730 WILLAMETTE ~TREET, .AS APPRO.VED BY THE POL I CE DEPARTMENT. II e I I I I( 1 'i I ~, 'I , n h .~ H "... 244 e 7/14/58 -------------------- ~ ---~_.,.- - ----------- ---~--~---- - -- . -- ~ - - ~--- ---- ~_.~ .' - __ __ ___~_ - ____n____ ~- .. -. -~--~_._----~--_.- ------~._-~-- ~.- --~ -- -------- -- ------ ------ .--- -----.. - - ~ - - - .. -.- - ._- - _.--- -- - -- "-- ....r. - - - . . - . - - - -- . -- - --- _ _ _ __ _ _ a IT WAS'MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT:THE APPLICATION BE APPROVED. MOTION I CARRIED. i I COMMUNICATION DATED JUNE 23, 1958 FROM PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONER RE ORDER AND NOTICE OF HEAR- ING IN THE MATTER OF SERVING ARRANGEMENTS IN THE LEABURG, BLUE RIVER AND EUGENE-SPRINGFIELD EXCHANGES OF THE PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH COMPANY WAS PRESENTED. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. - .. I ' - ~ ~ ." .' ! 2 COMMUNICATION DATED JUNE 24, 1958 FROM PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSIONER RE ORDER IN THE MATTER OF APPLI CAT ION OF CASCADE NATURAL GAS CORPORAT ION. AND PORTLAND. GAS, a.. COKE COMPAN.Y- FOR AN ORDER AUTHOR I Z- I ING THE SALE AND PURCHASE OF CERTAIN UTILITY PROPERTIES WAS PRESENTED. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE 'RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. t 3 COMMUNICATION DATED JUNE 25, 1958 FROM J. J. MCGINTY, MAYOR:OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, RE ABSENCE e fROM CITY WAS PRESENTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: I I ItTo fULLY EXPLAIN THE SITUATION WITH REFERENCE~TO MY CONTINUATION AS MAYOR'OF I THE CITY OF EUGENE, I WISH TO EXPLAIN THAT I AM NOT REMOVING MY RESIDENCE FROM THE I CITY OF EUGENE, BUT WILL CONTINUE TO BE IN THE CITY INTERMITTENTLY DURING THE I BALANCE Of THE SUMMER MONTHS. I DO NOT PLAN TO MISS ANY COUNCIL MEETINGS.WHICH I As YOU KNOW, I - . . . . WOULD EXTEND OVER A PERIOD OF SIXTY DAYS. HAVE TEMPORARY BUSINESS I INTERESTS IN THE STATE Of COLORADO, WHICH MAKE IT NECESSARY fOR ME TO BE THER E SOME OF THE TIME. I - . I HAVE BEEN ADVISED THAT IT WILL BE fOR THE BEST INTERESTS'OF THE CITY Of EUGENE THAT THE DULY ELECTED MAYOR CONTINUE UNTIL MY PLANS ACTUALLY CRYSTALLIZE IN THE fUTURE. .' ,. . .- , I 1 I AM, THEREfORE, NOT SUBMITTING MY RESI~NATIO~ AS MAYO~ Of THE CIT~ Of I EUGENE AT THIS TIME, AND YOU MAY REST ASSURED THAT I WILL BE PERSONALLY. PRESENT fOR AS MANY COUNCIL MEETINGS AS IS POSSIBLE DURING THE NEXT fEW MONTHS. I AM fULLY COGNIZANT Of THE CHARTER PROVISIONS AND.WILL ABIDE BY THEM IN GOOD. fAITH." i - IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. EOMUNDS'THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED I ON fiLE. MOTION CARRIED.: I I 4 COMMUNICATION DATED JULY 10, 1958 FROM J. P.0'NEIL REQUESTING RECONSIDERAtION:Of PETITION TO OI- l VIDE PROPERTY AT 19TH AVENUE AND:COLUMBIA STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: I I , . I "DUE TO THE fACT THAT THE BOARD of=ApPEALS HAS-TWicE'VOTED FAVORABLY.ON THIS REQUEST, WE WOULD LIKE TO RESPECTfULLY ~UB~IT THE MATTER ONE ~ORETIME. As MENTIONED IN OUR fORMERLETTERS:"WEWOUlD LIKE TO HOLD TITLE. SEPAR'ATELY ON EACH Of THE THREE HOUSES LOCATED"ON THE SOUTHWEST'CO~NER Of THE INTERSECTION I Of 19TH & COLUMBIA. WE BUILT THESE HOMES IN 1945. THANK YOU fOR YOUR CONSIDERATION." IT WAS MOVED BY MR.-SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT MR. O'NEIL'BE ALLOWED TO DIVIDE THE PROPERTY AS HE HAS REQUESTED. . - MOTION AND SECOND WITHDRAWN. . , e IT WAS MOVED BY M~. SHI.SLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN"THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE REEERRED TO.THE:: BOARD Of ApPEALS. MOTION CARRIED. , , - . . - - . -- ~ ~ - - . , - . - , 5 REQUEST Of EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD fOR EXECUTION Of DEED CONVEYING PORTION Of HILYARD STREET SOUTH Of 40TH AVENUE fOR 'STREET -PURPOSES' fROM' THE. CITY Of EUGENE THR.OUGH THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD TO THE CITY OF EUGENE WAS SUBMITTED. I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDiEN.THAT THE'~ROPER CITY OFFICIALS-BE AUTHORIZED i TO EXECUTE THE NECESSARY DOCUMENT. MOTION CARRIED. - - ... . . . - , . 6 COMMUNICATION DATED JULY 10, 1958 FROM GERTRUDE -DAlE RE CONSTRUCT I ON OF' SEWERS WAS SUB'M 1 TTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: t Itl, GERTRUDE DALE OF 675 EAST 11TH} EUGENE,:OREGON; AM THE OWNER Of LOT 35 Of PROSPECT PARK ADDITION TO EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON, AND OWN OTHER PROPERTY I IN SAID PROSPECT PARK ADDITION WHICH IS COCA.TED BETWEEN WEST 24TH AND WEST 25TH AND CHAMBERS AND GRANT STREETS IN EUGENE, LANE COUNTY, OREGON. AT THE PRESENT TIME THERE ARE NO TRUNK SEWERS BETWEEN WEST 25TH AND WEST 23RD STREETS AND I HEREBY REQUE~TTHAT SEWERS BE 'CONSTRUCTED-CONNECTING WEST~~3RD AND WEST 25TH ON BOTH GRANT AND CHAMBERS STREETS, AND THAT A TRUNK SEWER BE CONSTRUCTED BETWEEN GRANT AND CHAMBERS STREETS ON WHAT WILL BE WEST 24TH STREET WHEN EXTENDED." I TWAS, MOVEO .BY MR. MOLHOLM SECONDED BY MR. SH I-SLER THAT THE COMMUN I CAn ON BE REFERRED TO THE e PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED. I II ~\ I 1._ ~ 245 e 7/14/58. c_____________________ ______.__________ ____~ ._______.__ __._~ _.__. _._______________ --------- ---..---- ---. ------ ~-"--- --- -- - - . - --- - ~- - - I .. ,i.:. COMMUNICATION OATEO JULY 12, 1958 FROM GLEN M.STADLER, PRESIDENT, KEED,INC., RE TV TOWER ON. ..." .. III SPENCER BUTTE WAS SUBM I TTED AND READ. AS FOLLOWS: I I "TH I S I S TO ADV I SE YOU FORMALLY THAT KEED, I NC., HAS CHANGED ITS SITE I N AN 11 i APPLI CA T I ON FOR TV CHANNEL :N I NE FROM -SPENCER' BUTTE TO BLANTON HE I GHT'S. II ~ i ~ IF KEED IS THE SUCCESSFUL APPLICANT, WE PLAN TO BUILD AND SHARE AN 850 i 'I FOOT TOWER WITH KVAL-TV.AT THE IWAL SITE. !' , I'I ,I ALTHOUGH OUR ENG I NEERS ST I LLREGARD SPENCE.R AS THE I DEAL LOCAT ION FOR A II jl. TV TOWER, WE FELT OBLIGED TO CHANGE BECAUS~ OF THE TENUOUS LEGAL POSITION OF ~ THE AVAILABILITY OF SPENCER. i Ii . il ! WE WERE ADVISED BY OUR WASHINGTON AT1JiORNEY THAT EXTENDED LITIGATION AND ;, ji THE PROPOSED VOTE MIGHT COMPROMISE OUR COMPETITIVE POSITION AS IT EXISTS BE- il ,FORE THE fEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION. f a i II ~ j THE fCC HAS SET OCT. 6 AS THE HEARING DATE FOR THE THREE APPLICANTS, AND r j IT APPEARED DOUBTFUL THAT THE SUIT COULD BE RESOLVED BY THAT TIME, WHICH ALSO ! , ! IS ONE MONTH BEFORE ELECTION DAY. I , ALL OF US ASSOCIATED WITH KEED-TV WISH SINCERELY TO THANK EACH MEMBER OF r THE CITY COUNCIL, AND THE OTHER EUGENE CITY OFFICIALS FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION I j I AND COURTESY ON OUR REQUEST. ! As YOU KNOW, WE HAD ASKED PERMISSION OF THE COURT TO JOIN WITH YOU IN f THE SUIT AGAINST YOU, AND WE STAND READY TO OFfER ANY ASSISTANCE WE ~AN IN I II THE fUTURE AS A "fR I END Of THE DEfENDANT", OR .OF THE COURT, I f YOU SO DES I'RE. I THE fACT THAT WE HAVE CHANGED OUR SITE LOCATION DOES NOT, IN OUR OPINION, I .AL TER THE PR I NC I PAL AS STATED BY THOSE WHO' OPPOSED US, AND WE ASSUME THE WI LL , CONTINUE THEIR ACTIONS. i I I '" [I , WE APOLOG I ZE FOR NOT APPR I SING YOU SOONER OF OUR CHANGE, BUT WE WANTED II fiRST TO RECEIVE THE OFFICIAL NOTifiCATION Of AHEARING fROM THE fCC ~EfORE ;\ WE MADE OUR ACTION PUBLIC. i I' THANK YOU VERY MUCH." I I I IT WAS MOVED BY NR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. EDMUNDS THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND PLACED : ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. ' I .,.1 'I I .. DRD I NANCES II 2Y COUNCIL BILL No.. 4443 - REO LEVYING ASSESSMENTS 'FOR PAV,NG ALLEY BETWEEN 16TH AND '70H AVENUES i 1'1 FROM HILYARD TO ALDER STREET, INTRODUCED AND GIVEN fiRST READING ON JUNE 23, 1958, WAS BROUGHT ON fOR fl . CONSIDERATION. THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS ON FILE. - I I II ! I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. .LINDEEN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY i Ii. COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRI ED UNANIMOUSLY AN~ THE ~ , BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. il I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE BVLt~BEEREAD THE THIRD TIME BY ! I I, COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE ;1 I d .\ BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONL:Y. 1.1 a - I' ., ,., IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE BILL BE APRROVED AND GIVEN fiNAL r . PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COU~CILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED II. I 11323. . \. , 3 COUNCIL BILL No. 4444 - RE: DIS~ENSING WI~H ELECTION 'N CITY AND DECLARING TO BE NAAEXED AREA AT i 29TH AVENUE AND CITY VIEW STREET (SHIELDS) WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. : ... I. i. . I' I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE .BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY ~ I! COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AN:> THE I ~ BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. ~ 'I I T WAS MOVED BY MR. SH I SLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE B I L:L BE :1 I. READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of THE CeUNCIL. MOTION CAR- ;1 .1 R I ED UNAN IMOUSL Y AND .THE B ILL WAS READ THE TH I RD TIME BY COUNC I L BILL NUMBER ONLY. i..' ! II Iii IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL ; II PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCilMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED ~ I 11324. ;1 I ,I 4 I... COUNCIL BILL No. 4445 - RE: ANNEXING AREA AT 29TH AVENUE AND C'TY VIEW STREET (SHIELDS) WAS SUB- '...1.' . MITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. ~ , ~ .1 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY ~ a II.! COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE 1....1 W, BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. II 11 :i ~'I 1',1 I.~ '1 \. t . ~.~ .. ~ ~ 246 e 7/14/58 ----------- ---------- -- ----- --.-------- --- ----- -~ ---~--- -.------------------------------------.---- _._-------~---~~---- ~~_____.__ _~_~__________ _ __ __ __ _ _ ____ . ____ _~:__ T__'- _ - -- . - -- . . - _--.;:-__--=--.----::::----------;---..-- ."__ _.__.__~-...:_--- _~__-_---_-_-_---__ _~_ __ --- ___.M- Tm~WAS MOVED BY MR. SH I SLER SECONDED BY MR. L 11'0 EEN THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE I READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH .UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL~ MOTION CAR- 1 RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. I IT WAS MOVEO BY M~. SHISLER SECONOEO BY MR. LONOEEN THAT THE BILL BE APPROVEO ANO GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESE~ VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 11325. I COUNCIL BILL No. 4446 - RE: AMENDING SECTION 1~.2 EUGEN~ CITy.CODE "BY PRO~IDING CERTIFICATES OF NOMINATION BE FILED NOT LESS THAN 70 DAYS PRECEDING A GENERAL ELECTION WAS SUBMITTED AND READ IN FULL. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. ilNDiEN ~HAT THE ~ILL BE READ THE SiCOND TIME BY COUNC I L BILL NUMBER ONLY, WI TH UNAN IMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNC I L: MOT I ON CARR.I ED UNAN IMOUSL Y AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. . . . - . .. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANI"MOUS CONSENT OF niE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR- A RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCILlalLL NUMBER ONLY. ~ I I T WAS MOVED BY MR. SH I SLER SECONDED BY MR. L I NOEEN THAT THE B.I LL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND~MBERED , I 11326. 2 . COUNCIL BILL No. 4447 - RE: ALL MEASURES. TO BE FILED NOT LESS THAN 70 DAYS PRIOR TO A GENERAL I ELECTION WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. l I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SH ISLER SECON'DED BY MR. 1I NDEENTHAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY ! COUNCIL BILL N~MBER ONLY; WI".THUNANIM()US C.ONSENT OF 'THE COUNCI:L. MOTION CARRIE.D UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE RULES BE SUSPiNDED AND THE BILL BE I READ THE THIRD TIME 'BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS "CONSE.NT OF T~E C.O~NC.IL. MOTION CAR- RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNC I LMEN PRESENT VOT.I.NG AYE, THE 6.1 LL WAS 'DicL~~RiD PASSED AND NUMBERED 11327. 3 COUNCIL BILL No. 4448 - RE: ZONING RA OUTER RESIDENTIAL DISTRI6T ARiA ~T 19TH A~ENUE AND CITY VI"EW STREET ANNEXED BY ORDI~ANCE N(). 11228 ON APRIL I~, 1958 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN F UL L . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNC.IC. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL B"ILL NUMBER ONLY. , . . - - - . ~ . ~ IT WAS MOVED BY MR.' SHISLER 'SECONDED BY MR. LI"NDEEN THAT .THE RULES BE "SUSPENDED "'0 THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL B"I'LL NUMBER ONLY, W'"TH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE. COUNCIL. MOTION CAR- I RIED UNANIMOUSLY ,AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. - . . _. . . . . . IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEENTHAT THE BILL BE "APF'ROVEDAND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRE'SENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DE'CLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 11328. 4 COUNCIL BILL No. 4449 ~ RE: ZONI!NG RA OUTER RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT AREA AT, 29TH AVENUE AND FRI.ENDLY STREET ANNEXED BY ORDINANCE ~O. I 127~ ON MAY .12~ 19~8 ~AS SUBMITTED AND READ ~HE FIRST TIME IN FULL. 4It IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY I COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, 'WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT .OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRI'ED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. IT WAS MOVEci BY MR. SHISL~RSECOND~D BY MR.-(INDEiN THAT T~E RULisBE SUSPENDED A~D THi BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BiLL NUMBER ONLY, WITHUNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE 'COUNCIL. .MOTION CAR- RIED UNANIMOUSLY "AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. I T WAS MOVED BY MR. sti i SLER SECONDEci BY .'MR. LINDEEN THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 11329. 5 COUNCIL BILL -No. "4450 - RE: ZONiNG M-2 LIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT PAPE-FISCHER"PROPERTY INGLENWOOD AREA ANNEXED BY ORDINANCE No. 11276 ON MAY 12, 1958 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. ... IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR~ LINDEEN THAT THE BILL 'BE READ.THE SECOND TIME BY I COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY; 'WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT .OF THE -COUNCIL. MOTION CARRI'ED UNAlillMOUSLY AND THE j BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHiSLER 'SECONDED BY MR~LINDEEN'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 CAR- RIEDUNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY., I e I . ~~ II I I' , " ~ 247 e 7/14/58 --. ----~ ---_.---- - -------- ---.- - - - - ~------- ~ -------- ------ _._~------- - --- -- -------------- ---- ~-- --- -- ~ --~ _.~.- -- - - - - ~ -. - - ~ -- ~ -~ -- . - --~ _. -- .- ___n_ -- ----- -- - -- --- - ---~ --~ - - ---- -- -- ---- - - ~- ~-- - --- --~- -.------ --- -- ---- --- I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR~ SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED-AND GIVEN FINAL I I PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED , II 11330. I COUNCIL BILL No. 4451 - RE~ REZONIN~ C~2 N1EGHBORHOOD COMMERC1AL DISTRICT AREA LOCATE~ AT I I II 1870 ., AGATE STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME I N- F UL L . II 11 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY II ! ! COUNC I L BILL NUMBER ONL Y, WITH UNAN I MOUS CONSENT OF THE Co UNCI L . MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE f j BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. l " i I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR.. LINDEEN THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE 'I i ;'I l READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL- N.UMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS' CONSENT or THE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR- RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. ! ! 'I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT. THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL e I i I PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED , I 11331. Ii I I I 2 I COUNCIL ~ILL No. 4452 - RE: AMENDING ZONING ORDINANCE No. 10691 BY ADDING AR AGRICULTURAL ZONE I'. I WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. ~l . I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY I" COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE I ~ 1 BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. II I I , IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE ! I READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR- ~ II RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. I , II . .' ,I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT'THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL Ii, II PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED i, II 11332. ! Ii " RESOLUTIONS Ii I I! I ,'I 31 RESOLUTION - RE: SUBMITTING TO ELECTORS AT GENERAL ELECTION TO BE HELD NOVEMBER 4, 1958 CHARTER 11 AMENDMENT AUTHORIZING CONSTRUCTION OF WEST SIDE FIRE STAT'ION AT BROADWAY. AND McKINLEY STREET AND EX- "I I TENSION OF FIRE ALARM SYSTEM WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: 11 I "BE IT RESOLVED BY TH'E MAYOR PRO TEM AND COMMON COUNC I L OF THE CI TY OF II EUGENE, OREGON, THAT THERE BE SUBMITTED TO THE ELECTORS OF SAID CITY FOR ~ I THEIR APPROVAL OR.REJECTIONAT A SPEC'IAL CITY ELECTION TO BE HELD TUESDAY, 1)) I NOVEMBER 4, 1958, CONCURRENTLY WITH THE GENERAL ST.ATE ELECTION, WITHIN THE ~! i CITY OF EUGENE, THE FOLLOWING CHARTER AMENDMENT, TO-WIT: I ~ CHARTER AMENDMENT I I I I II AN ACT ~ , To AMEND THE CHARTER OF THE C!TY OF EUGENE: 'BY ADD I NG A NEW CHAPTER THERETO I, ~ AUTHORIZING, DIRECTING AND E~MPOWERING THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE. CITY OF EUGENE I TO ACQUIRE, CONSTRUCT, EQUIP, OPERATE AND MAINTAIN A FIRE STATION TO BE KNOWN i AS THE WEST SIDE FIRE STATION, AND AN ADDITION TO THE ~IRE ALARM ~YSTEM; AND TO I , I I ISSUE AND SELL NEGOTIABLE GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS OF THE CITY OF EUGENE IN THE f e I I Ii TOTAL SUM OF $100,000.00, OR SO MUCH THEREOF ~S SHALL BE REQUIRED TO ACCOMPLISH I' Ii [ SAID CONSTRUCTION AND IMPROVEMENT WORK; AND SAID COMMON COUNCIL SHALL BE AUTHORIZED I . . TO EXPEND THE PROCEEDS FROM THE. SALE OF SAID BONDS TO CONSTRUCT AND EQUIP SAID FIRE I . . I STATION AND ADDITION TO THE ~IRE ALARM SYSTEM. I J I , BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGAL VOTERS OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON: I I , II THAT THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON, BE AMENDED BY ADDING THERE- t TO A NEW. CHAPTER TO READ AS FOLLOWS: i I' SEClr.ION! I. THAT THE CITY OF EUGENE ,I Ii IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED, DIRECTED AND EM- I I' POWERED TO ERECT, CONST~UCT, ACQUIRE, EQUIP, OPERATE AND MAINTAIN ON CITY OWNED II II REAL PROPERTY AT THE' INTERSECTION OF BROADWAY AND McKINLEY STREETS 'A NEW FIRE i!1 I Iii STATION AND TO CONSTRUCT AND EQUIP AN ADDITION AND EXTENSION .TO THE PRESENTL'Y II I CONSTRUCTED FIRE ALARM SYSTEM OF THE CITY.' I !il I i SECTION 2. ~I II FOR THE. PURPOSE or PROVIDING SUFFICIENT FUNDS FOR THE PURPOSES ;1 SET 'OUT IN SECTION I .HEREOr, THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE .SAID CITY OF EUGENE IS ;1 I HEREBY AUTHOR I ZED,. EMPOWERED AND DIRECTED TO' I SSUE AND SELL AS SHALL BE. DEEMED (, . EXPEDIENT, CONVENIENT AND NECESSARY, NEGOTIABLE GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS OF THE !; C I TYOF EUGENE, OREGON TO THE AMOUNT OF '$100.,000.00', OR SO MUCH TH,EREOF AS SHALL I BE DEEMED NECESSARY AS AFORESAID TO BE USED WITH OTHER AVAHABLE FUNDS' FOR THE I \ PURPOSES SET OUT HEREIN. , \ I e II '~:--... jl I :1 i\ ~ I \ '~ " ,I ,..,..- 248 e ___?.l14L5~.________ . ..- _~__ __ __ __~______ _ _.__._ _ ____-=-"':=--::...::=:-:-:-:-~_=__~~ __-_~:::=~-::-::-::=:--=___:: ~_~_-=--=- -_--::.:-..-_- ---=----=-- - -----:- - --- -- _--7-_---::::::::-::-_=--:- - ;:----=--:...-: -_-:7""-- -- - ~-- -~_--:-- --- -=- -=- - ----- - - - -- :=---- -~~ .-.:-_- --=---=- -~ ."-::.::..:...- - . ' . SECT ION 3. THE BONDS HEREBV AUTHOR I ZEO.sHALt BE NEGOT I ABLE GENERAL DBLI GAT I ON ~um'I"~ BONDS Of" THE SAID CITY IN SERiALf"ORM AND ARE TO MATURE NOT LESS THAN ONE YEAR NOR I . MORE THAN TWENTY YEA.RS f"ROM -DATE Of" ISSUE THER-EOf", AN-D MAY BE IN SUCH' f"ORM AND' Of" SUCH DENOMINATION, DUE DATE, INTEREST PAYMENT DATE, PLACE Of" PAYMENT AND BEAR SUCH I CALLABLE f"EATURES AND PROVJSIONS AS THE COMMON COUNCIL Of" THE CITY Of" EUGENE MAY DE'EM MOSTL I KEL Y TO ENHA.NCETHE I R VALUE AN,DI NSUR.E THEIR SALEABI L I T:Y.. SA! 0 ~ONDS : ''- I SHALL BEAR A RATE Of" INTEREST NOT GREATER THAN 6% PER ANNUM, AND SHALL BE SOLD f"OR NOT LESS THAN 98 PER CENTUM Of" THE I R PAR VALUE AND ACCRUED INTEREST.. THE BONDS II .1 SSUED P UR-SUA,NT TO: AUTHOR I TY HEREBY G'RANTE-D SHALL BE KNOW'N AS WEST 5', DE FIRE STATION AND EQUIPMENT BONDS. I SECT ION 4. THE CONMON, Co UNC I ~ OF THE C'TV ? F EUGENE IS HEREBV ~ UT'~ R IZEO AND I . ,> DIRECTED TO INCLUDE IN ITS GENERAL MUNICIPAL !AX LE.VY EACH YEAR SUCH, SUf"f"-'C.'ENT ._ 1... SPEC I AL LEYY AS S!iALL AGGREGATE, WI TH ANY OTHER AVAllUBCE f"UNDS, AN ~~OUNTSUf"F'I-. CIENT TO PAY THE INTEREST ON THE BONDS AND TO PAY THE PRINCIPAL Of" SAID BONDS UPON I MATURITIES THEREOf" AS ISSUED, WITHOUT REGARD TO ANY TAX LIMITATION PROVIDED BY THE CHARTER. . I ~ SECTION 5. THE COMMON COUNCIL IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED AND DIRECTED TO ISSUE I AND S,ELL BONDS f"ROM..T.'ME. TO TIME AS T.HE .f"UNDS f"ROM THE SALE THER,EOf" MAY BE NEEDED f"OR THE PURPOSES HEREIN SPECIfIED, BUT BEfORE ANY Of SAID BONDS SHAL~ BE~SOLD, THEY SHALL BE ADVERTISED fOR SALE, AND THEY SHALL BE SOLD IN THE MANNER PROVIDED BY SECTIONS 287.002. T.O 287..~08"'NC~US.'VE,, OREGON REVISED STATUTES. I SECT ION 6. THE MONEY DER I VED f"ROM THE SA'LE Of SA I 0 BONDS" OR ANY PORT,ION THEREOf, SHALL CONSTITUTE A SPECIA~ FUND ~NOWN AS THE WEsi SIDE tl~E STATION ~ND EQUI PMENT FUND FOR:.. THE ,USE ~NDBEN~F ':T: Of" ,THE C ITYr)Of EUGEt:lE,: AND SHALL BE USED fOR NO OTHER PURPOSE THAN HEREIN SPECIfIED. .. ~ . - . . -' - SECTI~~ 7. t~E INDEBTEDNESS AUTHO~IZED BY ~H~S A~E~DMENT TO TH~ CHARTER OF THE SAID CITY Of" EUGENE IS IN ADDITION TO ALL OTHER INDEB.TEDNESS AUTHORIZED BY T'HE CHARTER: OF THE C I T'Y Of" EUGENE.." .. . . I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. MOTION ,-, ! CARRIED. I RESOLUTION - RE: SUBMIT~ING TO ELECTORS AT GEN~~A~ELECTION TO BE HELD NOVEMBER~, 1958 CHARTER I AMEN,DMENT AU,TH~R I Z-' 'NG 'TAX LEVy.,.of" ,$175,000 PER YEAR fOR FIVE Y'EAR.S FOR SEWE~S W,AS 'SUBM I TTED AND ,READ AS f"OLLOWS: I "BE IT RESOLV,E.o, BY TH,E MAYOR PRO TEM ANp COMMON COUNe I L Of" THE C I TYO.f" EUGENE, OREGON, THAT THER,E BE SUBMITTED TO THE ELECTORS OF SAID tITY, f"OR'THEIR APPROVAL OR REJECTION AT A SPECIAL CITY E'LE-CTlON .TO B'E. HELD TU'ESDAV:, NOVEMBER 4, 195'8; CONCURRENTLY WITH THE GENERAL S,.'A'TE ELECTION; WITHIN THE CI.T.Y 'Of" EUGENE, niE fOLLOWIN-G CHARTER AMENDt.iEN!, 'TO.~WIT:, ' ,.. .... . , . CHARTER AMENDMENT . I AN.ACT To AMEND,THE CHARTER OF THE C,TY OF EUGENE ~Y ADDING ANEW CHAPTER THERETO, AUTHO'RI'Z I NG; EMP()WE:R-I ~G AND :0 I RECT I'NG- T.HE:.. C~MMON :C'oUNci L O'f" THE CITY OF' EUGENE TO DESIGN,CONSTRUCT, RECONSTRUCT, ADD TO, .AND REPAIR THE SEWER AND DRAINAGE SYSTEM or THE-C.rn~ OF~U_GENE~ INCLui:>ING THE.D'~A'INS~ DITCH.ES AN'D OU.TLE'TS;FOR,'THE CARRYI NG A!-JA_Y OF ?EWAGE: A,ND f"LOOD WATERS,. AND FOR TH_E f"OREGO I NG PURPOSES TO LEVY UPON ALL TAXABLE PROPERTY IN THE CITY A TAX LEVY EACH YEAR f"OR A PERIOD OF f"1-VE e e-OIllSECUTlVE 'YEARS, CO,MM-EN.C'ING WITH THE L'EV.Y .FOR THE TAX ROLL Of" 1959-.60,. UNTIL THE TOTAL EST,IMATED:~COST Of. $875,000 SHALL HAVE BEE,N RA.' SED, SA ID LEVY TO BE IN ADDITION TO AND IN EXCESS Of" THE CONSTITUTIONAL SIX PERCENT LIMITATION UPON THE CITY'S TAX LEVY. THE CITY. OF EUGENE DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS: - - BE I T ENACTED BY THE LEGAL VOTERS 'OF THE CITY. O'F EUGENE, 'OREGO'N, THAT ,THE ' CHARTER Of" SAID CITY BE AMENDED BY ADDING THERETO A NEW CHAPTER TO ~E~D ~S fOLLOWS: . ~- ,- -. . .. .- SECT ION ,. T:HE COMMON CO:UNC I L. Of" THE t I TY OF t.UG,EN'E IS HE.REBY AUTHOR I iEo', , .. EMPOWERED AND DIRECTED TO DESIGN, CONSTRUCT~ RECONSTRUCT~ ADD TO AND REPAJR ~ THE SEWER ANDlRAINAGE SYSTE'M OF niE CITY o,F:EUGEN.E;'INCLUDI.NG ALL~A.'NS,:_,~ITCHES AND OUTLETS f"OR THE CARRYING AWAY OF SEWAGE AND FLOOD WATERS AND f"OR THE FORE- I' GO I NG PURPOSES TO LEVY ON ALL OF THE TAXABLE PROPERTY I N THE CITY Of" EUGENE A I TAX LEVY.EACH YEAR.r~R A PERIOD Of" ,f"IVE ~ONSECU~I":~ YEARS, :COMMENCING_ WITH THE, LEVY FO,R_ THE TAX ROLL 1959-60 IN A SUf"f".'CIENT AMOUNT TO_ RAISE THE SUM OF $~75,OOO EACH YEAR UNTIL THE TOTAL ESTIMATED COST.OF THE PROJECTS HEREINAFTER ITEMIZED, TO-WIT: $875',000.00" SHALL HAVE B.EEN RAISED, SAI.D .LEVY TO BE IN ADDI,T1:0N TO AN-D IN EXCESS Of" THE CONSTITUTIONAL SIX PERCENT LIMITATION UPON THE CITY TAX LEVY. " .. . . \ . I II \ I ~ I: Ii .... . II I --- 249~ e -- ._-----~ -----.---------.- - -- -~ ----- - ------ - - ----- -.-- - - ~--- - ~~ -- - - - .-- --- -_... . --_u~---. ---_--:c . _ _7/ 1_4L~~ ~-O--'~__ -~ .. - - - - H - - -. - - - -- - =r:-- --- - --- - --- --- - . . - - -- . - - . . I ! . SECT ION 2. THAT THE ESTIMATES TOTALING $875,000.00 HAVE BEEN ARRIVED AT IN THE FOLLOWING MANNER: I I To. CONSTRUCT, ACQUIRE, REPAIR, IMPROVE,MAINTAIN AND REPLACE ! I , , Ij I. MAIR TRUNK LINE SEWERS AND NECESSARY 'I ~ I i,l I ENG.I NEERI NG COSTS $440,000.00 .j 2. SANITARY SEWERS AND SANITATION SYSTEMS, 11 I, AND NECESSARY ENGINEERING COSTS 135,000.00 I; ;" 3. STORM SEWERS AND NECESSARY ENGINEERING COSTS 300,000.00 j I,; ., $ 875,000.00 !, " d I' " !: i! , SECTION 3. THAT THE MONEY ARISING FROM SUCH LEVY SHALL 8E HELD AND DIS- ! !l BURSED IN THE MANNER PROVIDED BY THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF EUGENE AND OREGON (' e d REVISED STATUTES." I " Ii I Ii . -IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. LINDEEN THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. MOT.' ON I I CARRIED. , !I , I ! II il UPON MOTION DULY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, THE MEETING WAS ADJOURNED TO MONDAY, 11,1 ;/ I JULY 28, 1958. . I d -. - . . ,~~; .1 Ii ~ , ~cmllY s II :i II lj ! ...~ ,II II ';1 " I DANI L O. POT ER I I I Ass I STANT CITY MANAGER' " I; I , ,I :'1 II ~ ~ ~ . II '. II Ii ,I il ii 0 'I :1 I I II I / . . !I n ;1 I il I- I Ii 'I " -, " II I I [i "1 I 11 I il 1 il :1 I I ;1 I ;i! I :1 "/e ~! 1 - 1 :1 I , " 1 I :i 1 I I ill 'I ~ "I l : I II .' l I I I , ,I , Ii .-. . ~ - . ~ . . . - - - . - . !I I :1 'j I 11 i . , ,. I I I I i I' ~ II ., , n I t! I 1/ ! \ I t t ; I I ~! e I I j 1 I j J I, ~ i, ..:1