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Home My WebLink About10/13/1958 Meeting 313 ~ e 10/13/58 --~~---=-=.-=-- ----:--:::::~::;,-_-::--- ~-:-=-~--~ - - -=.--~~-----:: --- -- . -~. ---- , - .- ---- --- . '. -- -- - ~ --- ~. - - - -. - --- . - -- -- - . - - - - , .- I COUNCIL CHAMBER " EUGENE, OREGON , OCTOBER 13, 1958 II I! THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE WAS HELD ON OCTOBER 13, 1958 Ij I:~ I, AT 7:30 PM IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER. IN THE ABSENCE OF HIS HONOR, MAYOR J. J. MCGINTY, THE MEETING ~t I fl I WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY COUNCIL PRESIDENT AND MAYOR PRO, TEM C. f. SHEARER WITH THE FOLLOWING COUNCIL- il I. MEN PRESENT: MR. HARTMAN (ARRIVED AT 7:40 PM), MR. SHISLER, MRS. LAURIS, MR. MOLHOLM AND MR.McGAFFE.Y. :i 'I I MR. EDMUNDS AND MR. LINDEEN WERE ABSENT. :1 I " .', I i MAYOR PRO TEM SHEARER PRESENTED A. DISTINCTIVE MER'IT AWARD TO RICHARD MILLER, CHAIRMAN Of UNITED ;\ Ii NATIONS COMMITTEE, TOGETHER WITH A PROCLAMATION PROCLA,IMING OCTOBER 24, 1958 AS UNITED NATIONS DAY. Ii ~ " 11 THE MINUTES OF THE ADJOURNED MEETING OF SePTEMBER 22, 1958, AS MAILED TO:MEM~ERS OF THE COUNCIL, !i WERE APPROVED. I II II INTRODUCTION Of NEW BUSINESS . . ! e 11 II 2 Iii BILLS AGAINST VARIOUS CITY DEPARTMENTS FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER 1958 WERE SUBMITTED AND READ I 1.1 I; AS FOLLOWS: I.! I: GENERAL fUND il Ii :1 PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM $ 4,498.:29 COLUMBIA EQUIPMENT CO. $ if 330.65 II I .,j PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM 4,445.40 COMMERCIAL AUTO SUPPLY fI I; 6.15 ,;I If " il P-UBL I C EMPLOYEES RET I REMENT SYSTEM - 843.12 COMMERCIAL OFFICE SUPPLY CO. 66.14 1.1 Ij Ii UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK 10,944.95 CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY CO. 11.97 UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK CONTINENTAL BAKING COMPANY :\'.1 I. 243.75 68.00 II !,' II Ii STATE TAX COMMISSION 2,034-.00 COX~S HOME CANNERY 159.40 I; AETNA L I FE INSURANCE CO. 1,610.22 CRAMER MACHINERY CO. 336.45 :1 I; I~ PACIFIC HOSPITAL ASSN. 1,654.70 CRESSEYS' 3.70, ;j ~UGENE HOSPITAL & CLINIC 28.00 CAR~ C. CUDDEBACK 60.00 , I; DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. CARLSON, HATTON & HAY, I 4,439.31 'NC' 53.19 I I DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS., 90.50 CUST{)M MEAT CO. - -- 28.06 ! 11'1 !: DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 237.25 W. S. DARLEY & COMPANY 41.04 I EUGENE fIRE fiGHTERS ASSN. 76.00 DAVI~SON'S BAKING CO. . , 27.00 . ;,\ I BLUE CROSS PLAN DE'S RADIO COMPANY Iii I: 26.00 52.15 d J. J. MCGINTY, MAYOR 100:.00 DIC~'sMACHINE SHOP 11.28 I, , r LANE HUMANE SOCIETY 750,:.00 DONALD C. DICKEY 633.33 il t; STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMM. 1,152.67 fLOYD T. DICKEY 60.00 i Ii ALLUM BROS. 270.00 DOT- DOTS6N'S : 25.23 :! AMERICAN STEEL & SUPPLY CO. 119.79 DOUBLE D PR:t.NTI NG CO. 24.00 It !i '. AMERICAN SOCIETY OF CIVIL ENGRS 29.00 DOUBLEDA Y & CO., INC. 1.40 11 , Ii ANDERSON BROS. TRUCK & EQUIPT. ,CO." 10.00 DUTC-H GIRL ICE CREAM CO. '52.50 ~ I I; 'I I; ARCH'S MOTOR TUNE-UP ,6.75 EAGL& SIGNAL CORP. 3,338.40 :1 ARCHITECTURAL PLASTICS CORP. .9.08 ED'S 4-WHEEL SERVICE 27.00 i\ 11 ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE -4.95' AUDI~ D. EGGEESTON . - - 60.00 ~ I \1 I ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS 86.85 EOFF ELECTRIC COMPANY 245.55 1, I': AUTOMOTIVE INDEX 3.75 EUGENE AUTO Top SHOP 4.50 'I " :, , AUTOMOTIVE PAINT SUPPLY ... 8.45 EUG~NE BLUE PRINT Co. 21.69 ![ 1 Ii AVON D. BABB 98.00 EUG~NE CONCRETE PIP~ & PRODUCTS CO. 416.29 \. ,I r BARKER MOTORS, INC. 1:0.64 EUGE'NE fARMERS CREAMERY 24.15 Ii 'I 'I 1.1 BEmHEL P~ANING COMPANY 11.0.00 EUG~NE FREEZING & STORAGE Co. 3.20 11 I, I' BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE 29.20 EUGENE HARDWARE CO. 34.05 ,: THE BON MARCHE 5.1.6 i EUGENE LAUNDRY & DRY CLEANERS 104.68 Ii 1'1 ,. f. K. BREWER SALES & SERVICE 17.47 EUG~NE MIRROR & GLASS COMPANY 5.95 ~I e 1 THE BROADWAY DEPT. STORE ' . . 52.00 EUG~NE OVERALL LAUNDRY , 37.73 II I, !I I; BROGDON fEED STORE 148.65 EUGENE PLANING MILL 193.0 I ;1 I' BROOKS OffiCE MACHINES ' ., 92.40 EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL CO. 2 , I 34. I 6 Ii CHARLES BRUNING COMPANY, INC. 47.48 EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD 653.58 ~.~ 11 THE BURHANS-SHARPE CO. ' 20.46 EUGENE WATER & .ELECTRIC BOARD 9,686.00 ~l E. H. BURREL L 24.02 EUG&NE WELDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. 362 .,50 " i'. EUT~CTIC WELDING ALLOYS CORP. 1,\ ~!i BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CENTER 25.25 12.1.25 r 'I ,I C & S ELECTRIC(~ ' 32.68 fARMER BROTHERS 100.35 Ii !! GEORGE F. CAKE CO. 520.99 fRANK'S GARBAGE SERVICE .3.00 il I, I'! CALIFORNIA BRUSH CO. -1,506.96 fRIDEN, INC. 284.00 11 " NEAL W., CANNADY W. P. fULLER & COMPANY 'I ,I 60.00 30.31 iil r CLiffORD L. CAMERON 60.00 fURRER, McMILAN & PATTON 199.70 CARSON SAW SHOP ':23.75 THE .fYR-fYTER COMPANY 93.90 ;, r: i,l II CENTRAL HEATING CO. 11.05 fYR-FYTER SALES & SERVICE 13.30 THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. 5,577.23 CHARLES M. GARDNER & CO. 27.90 i'l CHAMPION fRICTION COMPANY 5.25 GA YL.ORD BROS. INC. II I II 11.00 'j q R. H. CHAPMAN CO. 19.55 GENERAL ELECTRONICS SALES & SERVICE .79 'I ,\ :'1 I" CHASE COMPANY 56.90 GEN~flAL ROOFING COMPANY 420.00 ,I I' I: CHILDREN'S BOOK COUNCIL 17.05 GIL'S CAR UPHOLSTERY 4.50 jli 11 LELAND CHRISTENSEN .7.66 GLASS SPRAY SERVICE 6.00 .' :1 :1 T. V. CLARK 157.50 GRAYBAR ELECTRIC CO. 43.30 'I " \ J COAK'S RADIATOR SERVICE 17.20 GRAY'S FEED & SEED COMPANY 481 .62 , , I COBURN fiLM SHOP GUARD PUBLISHING CO. l I 2.37 74.58 I I II COLLIN'S CYCLE:, SHOP 5.00 GUTHRIE MACHINERY COMPANY I 42.72 I 1'1 !'j e ii:1 ,I. II II :1 ..., I.' I: ',I '.1 I \.l ~ r314 e 10/ 13/58 - - ------._--- ----- -~ -- --- ---- -"-- . - -~.- . --- --- ----- -------..------ ___ _~ _ ___ __ ___ H_______ -- - - ---.----- ~- ------- - -- . - - - - - . -- - .- - - - - -. * - - . - - - - ~- - - -. - - 1~ .. \ HENRY C.. GUTHR I E $ 60.00 OREGON STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT $ 104.19 I ' GEORGE A. HAL TON COMPANY 133.08 OREGON SUPPLY CO. 136.76 I II HAMILTON ELECTRIC 6.37 PACIFIC AUTO SUPPLY 8.72 HARLEY DAVIDSON SALES CO. 3.05 PACIFIC TELEPHONE & TELEGRAPH CO. 963.30 I HARR MOTOR SUPPLY 60.36 PACKER SCOTT - 110.15 I HEINKE WHOLESALERS. 163.84 PENNSALr CHEKI CALS, CORPORATION. 1,646.52 i HOWARD HERIDER 193.78 PETTY CASH 86.98 I t I ~ERRe~D & ijENSEN ~~P~E~ENT Co. PIONEER LIBRARY BINDERY ! II . . 97.95 16.24 THE THOMAS M. HIGGINS Co. 3.50 PLASTI-PRODUCTS CO~ 10.69 I HOBART SALES & SERVICE 1.97 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 8,307.97 I II HOBBY CORNER .80 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 905. 16 , I HORN PRINTING COMPANY 14,.90 QUICK .SERVICE LI7HO 15.00 I I 1\ HUFFMAN'S GRINDING SERVICE 6.97 ELLIS RACKLEFF' 48.80 I I THE H. R. HUNTTING CO.~ INC. 438.0.8 " :C. A. .RA I NES. 41.00 ! i THE INDEPENDENT FITTING CO. 26.25 RECORDAK CORPORATION .50:.80 i I . I INDUSTRIAL AIR PRODUCTS CO. 3.70 RETREAD TIRE SHOP 68.17 I INTER-CITY SAND & GRAVEL CO., INC. 2,361.20 RI~HFIE(~ OIL CORPORATION 5.63 e INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES CORP. . * - . . 'RONEYS' 48.33 I 450.00 I IRISH-McBROOM PACKING Ca. 14.29 ROTO-RoOTER 30.00 I I I I j IVERSON PAINTS, INC. 34.36 RUDOLPH'S 56.41 I MRS. CHARLES JENSEN 51.75 SCHARPF"S TWIN OAKS BLDRS SUPPLY 1.47 [ I JERRY'S SPECIALIZED SALES 37.77 SCHRADER'S 49.60 I I I JOHN'S GARBAGE SERVICE 2.05 'SCOBERT BUILDING MATERIAL INC 1.50 I I JOHN'S ELECTRONICS SERVICE _. .32.10 . THE. SEAGRAVE CORPORATI9N I I .00 I I I I I JOHNSON PUBLISHING COMPANY .'15.35 . SEARS, ROEBUCK ~ COMPAN~ 2.89 I , JOHNSON PUBLISHING COMPANY 20: . 35 HINEY SHAF'FER ELECTRIC 9.40 I I I KE I TH' S ELECTR I C MOTOR SERV I CE : .30.35. SHELL OIL COMPANY 98.38 C. M. KEMP , ., 1,4,08.,60 . SIMMONS CARBON CO., INC. 45.00 ,I KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY 299. 13 , WESL.EY SLUDER 55.00 I \ KOK~ CHAPMAN COMPANY 65.34 . E. L SMITH 60.00 I LAfFERTY PIONEER CORP. 21:9.1:4 SMITH RADIO COMMUNICATION 195.08 II I LANE COUNTY TITLE CO. .50 .00 . STANDARD FEED & SEED CO.. 17 I .89 ! LANE PARTS COMPANY 12.49 , STANDARD OIL COMPANY OF. CALIFORNIA 9.63 !I j AL LINDLEY SHEEL SERVICE 5.46. STA.TE DEPARTMENT OF MOT,OR VSIUCLE.S 62.00 LOGGERS & CONTRACTORS MACH I NERY .CO. , 2..55. LLO.YD W. STOR I E 60.00 Loo~IS ARMORED CAR SERVICE, INC. 405.50. FRANK O. STRONACH .60.00 THE MACMILLAN CO., PUBLISHERS 64.38 SU~ERIOR, BODY & FENDER SERVICE ' 269.5.0 MCCRACKEN BROS. MOTaR FREIGHT 65. 34; TEMPLE COUNTER Taps . 30,.00 McDANIEL LUMBER CO. 5.05 TIDEWATER OIL COMPANY 2, :1.85.34 WILLIAM J. MCGILLVREY 60 ..00 TILLMAN '& BOOTH, INC. 26.36 I MACK TRUCKS, INC. : ,.' 1.08. TIMBER TRACTOR Ca. 2;864.24 \1 SAM A. MAINWARING , , 6.0 .00 TOMMY'S PAINT POT . 1.5.09 MANERUD HUNTINGTON fUEL Co. . . .,16.6.93, HOWARD TRYON 14.00 II MARCHANT CALCULATORS .' 36.0.0 U. .S. POSTMASTER ,15.00 WESLEY H. MATHEWS & AssaCIATES I 41.45 UNI~ERSITY .oF OREGON - 1 /4.00 MAY & MEAO, INC. . . . 12.39 VAL.lEY PR I NT I NG CO., 1'5.90 GEORGE H. MILLER SHEET METAL WORKS , . I 1:-.00 VALLEY RENTAL SERVICE ' ,5.70 MISHLER'S 2."40 . . VALLEY STATIONERY CO. .479.30 I JOSEPH D. MaMBERT ~o.oo GAP-T. F. M. VONApPEN 1,4.00 MONTGOMERY WARD & COMPANY 24.03 WALLACE & TIERNAN, INC. 21.07 MUNI~IPAL FINANCE OFF'ICERS ASSN~ 30.00 WALLMASTER SERVICE 40.00 I MUNNELL & SHERRILL, INC. , .. :8.82 WARD'S SAW SHOP 4.50 TEDDY R. MURPHY 6..0.0.0 K.A. ,WARDELL I ,449. I 5 GEORGE MYRMO & SONS 5.1 . 17 JOHN WARREN HARDWARE, 1 NC.. 25.82 I REX MYERS TRANSFER 3.00 C. WEGELlN 4.0.0 CLARA LNASHOLM ,. ' 53.80 AL .WEHNER 30..00 I NATIONAL FIRE PR~TECTION .ASSN. 15.00 WESTERN DRUG SUPPLY '6.67 - ! NATI~NAL LEAD COMPANY ., ..66 WESTERN UNION 6.77 I NEW ,SERVICE LAUNDRY 1.50 DR. HERRICK WHEELER 475.00 \ NORTHWEST NATURAL GAS COMPANY 23.62 W. .P. WICK 60.0.0 I . . I NORTHWESTERN UNIVERSITY TRAFFIC INS't. 1.30 WENDELL WI CK - 29.12 NORTHWEST INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY:CO. 13.:19 WIGGINS CO., INC. .122.05 I NURNBERG SCIENTIFIC 3.87 WILDISH SAND & GRAVEL 239.34 ~ NUDELMAN BROTHERS 330.89 WILL & JOHNSON 3~00 I JAY ,F. OLDHAM 1.2.00 LEW WilLIAMS CHEVROLET CO. , 263.63 \ ! OREG.oN EGG PRODUCERS 78.00 WI L TSH I RE' S 18.71 I OIL .FILTER SERVICE COMPANY 50.16 WYATT'S . 9.91 I OREGON FRUIT COMPANY 14.68 ZELLERBACH PAPER COMPANY 4407.0 I OREGON JOURNAL - 23.40 I THE .OREGaN NEWS COMPANY 737.55 I OREGON OUTFITTERS 321.60 : I I OREGON SCREW PRODUCTS CO. 32.99 I I SPECIAL SEWER FUND I - 1 I .. . . . ! W,LD,SH CaNSTRUCTION Ca. $20,378.88 CORNELl,HoWLAND,HAYES & MERRYFIELD $ , 22. 50 JES~E BROS. CONSTRUCTION CO. . 3,649. 14 LA~E COUNTY TITLE COMPANY 22 ~'50 I JESKE BROS. CONSTRUCT~ CO. TR~ASURER OF THE UNITED~STATES I , ! 1,642.4-0 8;500.0.0 I l - - I \ \ I I, ~ I) " 315 ~ - - - -~- -- -- '-' - - -- ---- -- _. -, - . ~ - .n_-h~ 0 /~3/5~_, ---- - ----- - .-- __ _~I ~. c____ . -, - --~ ~ - . . .- I A,lRPORT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT fUND I il,; WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. '. $ 6,480.00 LANE COUNTY TITLE COMPA NY $ 275.30 i DANIEL O. POTTER, TR~AS. 21.65 DANIEL O. POTTER, fREAS. 300.00 I I , ~'; , I STREET, BRIDGE, DRAINAGE C&M.fUND AMAZON POOL BOND fUND I , :1 I", :l 11 I' Ii W,LDISH CONSTRUCTION 'CO. $ 3,2~d .44 JOHN M. STEINMULLER, J~., $ 5,,254.23 )Ij 11 - II DISTRICT iMPROVEMENT fUND ;1 Ii ii (: 1,1 CENTRAL HEATING CO. $ I ,.595.52 .WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. $ 69 I . 24 !'I 11 1;1 CENTRAL HEATING CO. 965.79 WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. 940.54 [I I" 11 CENTRAL HEATING CO. I ,693 . 3~ . WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. 679.78 1'1 CENTRAL HEATING CO. 2.,90 1,.97 KEMP BROTHERS 156.78 II K. A. WARDELL :f ,874.92 WiLDISH CONSTRUCDION CO. 5,273.64 II I; ! WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. 5,59 I . 63 JESKE BROTHERS 2,340.45 tj e' ,l. CENTRAL HEATING CO. I ,645 . 39 CENTRAL HEATING CO. I! 3,036.15 II WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. I , ,I 0 I .78 TRIO CONSTRUCTION CO. 4,,01-9.4 I ~I II ., WILDISH CONSWRUCTION CO. 7!2~80 Ij I GENERAL BOND PRINCIPAL fUND GENERAL BOND INTEREST fUND i I. l. !t DANIEL o. POTTER, TREAS. DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. $ 2,463.75 I $ 15,000.00 II I i' !I I t'l GENERAL DOG fUND CIVIC EMERGENCY fUND I, " I' 11 II :1 HA~RY L. CHAS, LANE CO.CLERK $ 39 .80 DANIELO. POTTER, TR~A~~ $ 14.57 II :] I ~ il ,. SEWAGE DISPOSAL fUND ,I II II I' LIBRARY BOND fUND II AMERICAN STEEL & SUPPLY CO. $ 7.97 ~.I A :l HAMLIN & MARTIN, ARCHITECTS $ 1,9?9.60 CORNELL,HoWLAND,HAYES & MERRYFIELD I ,044 .78 I'i , j.i 'I GALE M. ROBERTS COMPANY 4 I ,649 .30 REAR'S fARM SERVICE .54 11 I' I ,I II It IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE BILLS, AS ,SUBMITTED AND READ, BE ~:i 10;' (I " APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OffICIALS BE INSTRUCTED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. Ii :1 ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED~ ;\ ...',.. ... - . ~ . .... .. I. " , i: :1 I t:l~ MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES WERE SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: ;1 Ii !I CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY ~I t; . , , , 1ST - PAVING 22ND AVENUE fROM VANBuREN 'TO TYLER. STREET .. '. j: $ 1,236.28 '.:' H 1ST - PAV I NG 28TH AVENUE fROM HARR I S TO POT TER STREET ~f 3,134.75 II 'I , 1ST - PAVING 37TH AVENUE fROM HILYARD TO WEST AMAZON DRIVE 50 I .30 !I I " 1ST - PAV I NG K I NCA I 0 STREET FROM BETWEEN" 32ND A VENUE AND 35TH :1 AVENUE TO 35TH AV~NUE, INCLUDING: 35TH AVENUE INTERSECTION 2,877.75 I f 1ST - SEALCO.AT' NORTHEAST/SOUTHWEST RUNWAY MAHLON-SWEET A I RPORT 5,314.53 '1 h I 2ND & fINAL - PAVING 2ND AVENUE fROM PEARL TO HIGH'STREET 3,070.81 ,'I ! II 1:.\ 2ND - PAVING 36TH AVENUE'fROM DONALD TO HILYARD STREET 22,653.91 II " 2ND & fiNAL - PAVING fERRY STREET FROM 34TH AVENUE TO THE " .1 j,;; ALLEY BETWEEN 34TH AVENUE AND 34TH PLACE 662.07 II i- ii I: 2ND & fiNAL - PAVING MADisON STREET FROM,6TH TO ~TH AVENUE 7,077.72 ., ji ;1 3RD & fiNAL - PAVING 36TH PLACE fROM HILYARD STREET TO :1 r WEST AMAZON DRIVE 3,774.34 $ 50,303.46 II I: j! e I! Ii 'JESKE BROTHERS CONSTRUCT ION COMPANY '1 h 11 /.i 1ST - SANITARY SEWER IN HIGHLAND OAKS ADDITION 1,830.15 H Ii 2ND - SUB-TRUNK SANITARY SEWER ON 25TH AVENUE fROM'AMAZON CREEK >1 ,I., II I: TO MIAMI LANE AND ON MIAMI LANE fROM 24TH AVENUE TO 25TH 'I I; AVENUE 20,865.05 i\ 1: 2ND & fiNAL -SAN I TARY .SEWER ONK I NCA 10 STREET f'ROM- 'NORTH 'L1 NE ,I 'I ;\ I" OF LOT 18, BLOCK 5, MILTON-REID ADDITION TO 35TH , I' ;1 ~ AVENUE AND BETWEfN ALDER AND KINCAID STREETS fROM il NORTH LINE'OF Lor 30, BLOCK 4, MILTON-REID ADDI- I" 1,1 TION TO 35TH AVENUE 68.67 ~I I 3RD - SANITARY SEWER RIVERVIEW, SECTION #3 3,487.90 25',504.77 Ii 'f !,: II /. KEMP BROTHERS - !l t 1ST - SIDEWALK ON LINCOLN STREET f'ROM 26TH AVENUE TO SOUTH ,I ,I ,I,' BOUNDARy'OF fRASIER-HYLAND ADDITION ~: " I , ?50 .56 I I i: , II I Ii TRIO CONSTRUCTION COMPANY fi. 2ND - SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN 28TH AVENUE AND Ii I: LORANE HIGHWAY f'ROM EAST CITY LIMITS TO CHAMBERS STREET 7,848.80 I.! {I ;1 I; K. A. WARDELL , Ii \ Ii 3RD & fiNAL - SIDEWALK ON WEST SIDE OF HILYARD STREET fROM ! Ii 25TH TO 29TH AVENUE 396.76 '. I " e I I' I .' :1 i.; ~1 I:' i' ! ~ 1'.~ r316 I e _~___~--:-~~i,I.3/~f!--._ __~, ._, _ "'-c -- -c _-_-:_.. -------- .- - ----_ --------- ._ ,___ :- -,;: :'-. ----- '... 'I W'"D.SH CONSTRUCTION CO. I I I 1ST & fl NAL - PAV I NG ALLEY BETWEEN 6TH AND 7TH A~ENUES ' I FROM. PEARL TO'HIGH.STREET ,.. $ 2,841.70. ,. liST - PAVING 30TH AVENUE FR6~ HILYAR~:io'ALDER STREET 1,88d~g2 . 2ND - PAVING 39TH AVENUE FROM KNOB HILL LANE TO DoNALD STREET 3,478.72 : 2ND - PAVING ALDER. STREET, FROM BETWEEN 32ND AND 35TH AVENUES, .', I TO 35TH AVENUE 3, 132.00 I 2ND & fiNAL - SANITARy SEWER'ON.ALDER STREET FROM'BETWEEN I 32ND AND 35TH AVENUES TO 35TH AVENUE, 171.19 1 2ND & fINAL - PAVING flLLMORE STREET FROM'ALLEY, BETWEEN), ,., 6TH AND 7TH AVENUES.TO 7TH AVENUE 1,127.11 2ND - PAV I NG PORTLAND STRE~T rROM' 24TH A~ENUE TO NORTH: ". i-I BOUNDARY OF fRASIER~HYLAND AD61710N 4,487.74 I I 3RD & fINAL ~ PAVING JACKS6N STREETF~OMI~2TH $Q 13TH ,AVENUE 1,965~12 ~ 'II 12TH - SAN I TARY TRUNK SEWER ON PEARL STREET FROM 6TH TO . , . - ,. , . It 28TH AVENUE .. ' .' 5S,193.54 $ 72,286.04 II , '. i I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED 'BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE ESTIMATES, AS SUBMITTED 'AND READ;:: I e : BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER'CITY OFFICI'ALS'BE'I~NSTRUCTED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY'WARRANTS. :ROLLCAI:L' : I VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED;. -- ,', I ! ! I I ESTIMATED ON CONSTRUCT'I~N. ~~ NEW PUBLIC LIBRARY W~~ SUBMITTED A~D ~~AD AS FOL~O~~: ;.,; GALE M. ROBERTS CO. - PAY~ENT #6 $ 41,649.30! l- IT WAS MOVED BY'M~. H~~~MA~~~CONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE PAYME~~ ~~. ~~~~OVED AS SUBMITTED;I -- AND READ AND THE PROPER'CliY'OFFICIALS'BE~~STRUCTED ~O 6RAW THE NECESSARY WARRANT~ -ROLLCALL'VoiE. I ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. ~ , , . . ' " . --. I . ' , . _ I . _ ,..'.'. I 2 THIS BEING THE DATE SET FOR THE AWARD'OF'CONTRACT FOR THE PURCHASE OF PUMPER TRUCK FOR THE I ; fiRE DEPARTMENT, THE FOLLOWiNG BID 'WAS TABYLATED AS OPENED ON SEPTEMBER 26, :.'958 AT 10:00 AM: . ,t I CROWN. COACH CORPORAT ION $ 23,043.87 fOB EUGENE, OREGON ! Los ANGElES,'CALIFORNIA .. ", ,.. ,." , -. /1 j IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE PUMPER TRUCK BE. PURCHASED FROM: I .1 CROWN COACH CORPORATION AT THE BID PRICE OF $23,043.87. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOT- . , ING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. " .,-:' . '". 11 31 TH I 5 BE I NG THE DATE SET 'OR THE AWARD 0' CONTRACT 'OR THE PURCHASE 0" .TRUCK .CHASSJS AND, '".USHER I! I FOR THE PUBL I C WORKS' DEPARTMENT, THE FOLLOWI~~' BIDS ~E.RE TABULATED AS OPENED ON SEPTEMBER 29,' 1958 I I A T I 0 : 00 AM: . - ":, . ' . _ ~. I ~ I I SCA~LET"T' 'KENDALL ' GUNDERSON ' .. ED LORENCE II ,.. TRUCK CHASS I S GMC' ...' fORD C800 3020 WHI TE ~ (. ,. I-H I' - 1 COST fOB fACTORY c'$'5,2~4.09 '$:5,744.9~ $ 6;400..55,.'$'7~4Ii.00. $-6,266.21. I fREIGHT 345.00 418.00 400.00. '542.00 315.001 COST fOB EUGENE 5,579.09 '6;162~98 6,800.55 7;953.00. 6,581.21 I I TRADE IN 550.00 ..',. :~:'.400.001',4I;.00 300.00 li I fOB TRUCK fACTORY, INCL.TRADE IN 4,684.09 5,744.98' 5,750'.00' .;S,900.0~ 5,966.21 j: fOB EUGENE, INCLUDING TRADE IN .. 5,OF9~09.. '6,162.98. '6,400.55 6;542.00 6,281.21 jl j ". , '. - I I ., " . HOWARD- WENTWORTH . , I fLUSHER COLUMBIA GUTHRIE PEERLESS COOPER IRWIN e: \ fOB fLUSHER PLANT 4,870.00 4,789.00'-..,.5',151,.70 _,,5,,4.20..00,,'5;950.00 .1 fREIGHT _, 530.00 "~,350.00 250.00 1 I fOB EUGENE ..-- . 5,~00,.005',I~~~?0:, 5,151 .70" :."~_,670 .00 5,950.00 I j MlI'm.MINN. BARABOO,WISC. PORTLAND OREGON, ILL.. I I TOTAL COST WITH fORD fLUSHER fACTORY ... "'5,?44~98 6,162.98: '5,744.98 I I fORO COST COMPLETE AT fLUSHER fACTORY 10,~33'.98. 1.1,414.98 I' t fORD COST COMPLETE EUGENE _ _ 11,391.98. ..., ,314.68' - - I COST WHITE AT fACTORY 10,685'.49 1.1',293.36 11,293.36 1 I COST WH I TE AT EUGENE I ir,435,.49 ,_ ' I ! IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE TRUCK-CHAS~I;BE PURCHASED FROM I KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY AT THE BID PRICE OF $5,74.4.9~, AND THE FLUSHER TO BEPURCHASED,FROM GUT-HRIE MACH I NERY COMPANY AT THE BID PR I CE OF $4;789.00', FOR A TOT.AL BID PR I CE OF $10,533 .98' ON THE-' COMPLETE UNIT DELIVERED AT BARABOO, WISCONSIN. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL' COUNCILMEN 'PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION I-- I CARRIED. - ' " I ' . . . : : , ,_. . -- - . - . . - - , - ....- I ! ~ j :1 ~ I ! 317 ~ e 10/13/58 -- -- ----------- ._._------ -- - -_.~--- .. - - - ----- - - --- "-'- --._- --- -_. ---. - ---- ~ - ---- - .--- --.-- ---. - - --------~-~----- --~- - ~ --" --- . - - . - ~--" --- -"- __ . .,0- _ - - -- -- - i I I REPORTS Of OffiCERS I I' I I II ' - t' A REPORT FROM THE CITY MANAGER - RE:MoNTHLY DEPARTMENTAL REPORTS,. ETC., WAS. PRESENTED AND " i! READ AS FOLLOWS: l Ii i I fl "THE VALUE OF 8UILDING PERMIT$ ISSUED FOR THE: MONTH OF SEPTEMBER. 1958 " I il ,I AMOUNTED TO $556,377.00 WHICH IS $92,533.00 MORE THAN THE VALUE OF'THE PER- I 1 MITS FOR THE SAME MONTH A YEAR AGO. THE PERMITS ISSUED WERE FOR 27 RESIDENTS, i " 'I 17 PRIVATE GARAGES AND CARPORTS, 6 COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS AND ONE 2-fAMILY l . \ DUPLEX. , " , .1 I, i l THE fiRE DEPARTMENT FOR THE MONTH OF SEPTEMBER ANSWERED 49 ALARMS WITH , ,I A TOTAL ESTIMATED FIRE LOSS OF $1,896.00, MAKING A TOTAL FOR THE YEAR OF I' I' I , : $82,396.36 AGAINST $53,169.00 FOR A YEAR AGO. I '1 i' t ON EACH. OF YOYR DESKS YOU,.W.I,LL FIND COPIES. O.F THEPOLlC,E DEP,AR>:MENT i ! I, e REPORT, ATTENDANCE REPORT FOR THE'MONTH Of SEPTEMBER FOR THE MUNICIPAL PARKS It I: TOGETHER WJTH A LIST Of FALL AND WINTER ACTJVITIES, AND THE ANNUAL AUDJT REPORT !I I' I! !i fOR-THE CITY Of EUGENE FOR THE fiSCAL YEAR 1957-58.' 'EACH Of THESE REPORTS IS fOR YOUR PERUSAL AT YOUR LEISURE. ALSO, I AM, IN RECE 1 PT OF THE 1957-58 ANNUAL ,'1 II , REPORT OF THE EUGENE,PUBLlC,L,BRARY:WHICH WILL. BE PLACED ON:fILE fOR YOUR USE , , II II WHEN YOU SO DESIRE4 i I \j " I I WISH TO CALL YOUR ATTENTION TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT REPORT WHICH CON- II I: Ii! :1 TAINS COPIES OF TWO INTERESTING LETTERS OF COMMENDATION RECEIVED BY THE POLICE .' DEPARTMENT DURING THE MONTH. IT IS NOT OfTEN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT, RECEIVES Ii Ii I SUCH [ETTERS. I I I , ;! I HAVE TODAY REQUESTED THE WATER BOARD TO MAKE fURTHER STUDY CONCERNING j ! 1 THE L I.G.HT INTENSITY Of THE. PR,o.POSED NE,W LIGHTING ,SYST,EM TO REPLACE,QUR PRE- I: SENT LIGHTING SYSTEM IN THE DOWNTOWN AREA. THIS NEW REQUEST WILL TAKE ADDI- I: TIONAL TIME. ~I I: j' It ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1958:, I WILL LE~V~ fOR THE ICMA CONFERENCE IN i DALLAS, TfjXAS. IT IS MY PLAN TO TAKE A PART OF MY VACATION AT :THIS T,IME , :l .' r AND I WILL, BE BACK I N THE C "T;Y, AROUND THE:'I ST OF; NOVEMBER .": .'. . 1 I -. , .. - I! ~l ,I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE REPORT Of THE CITY MANAGER BE RE- II !' " CE I VED AND PLACED ON FILE,. MOTTONCARR I ED.. :,.:-; . , ~l , . , II I: .., .. " .. ,- . r , . . - , - ' .' '. I': REPORTS Of COMMITTEES !I ,i I,; A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE MEETING, HELD SEPTEMBER 26, 1958 - RE: COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE - D;lscus- /1 Ii SION REGARDING PURCHASE. OF PROPERTY FOR EXTENSION' OF CHAMBERS STREET;, REQUEST FOR FRANCHISE MADE BY I'! h TERMINAL TAXI SERVICE; CONSIDERATION OF PROPOSED GAS ORDINANCE; PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE - PETITION II I; fOR THE PAVING OF VANBuREN STREET FROM 16TH TO 17TH AVENUE; REQUEST FOR SEGREGATION OF ASSESSMENT ;1 r' L I EN fOR SEWER ASSESSMENT ON PROPERTY LOCATED BETWEEN 26TH AND 27TH AVENUES: ON .THE EAST 5'1 DE Of 'I I I: MONROE STREET; PUBL I C SAFETY COMM I UEE :- CONS I DERAT I ON OF REQUEST FOR PARK I NG 'ME'TERS I N SPACE. BE- I I. H I, TWEEN THE ENTRANCES.TO THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, LIBRARY 'CI'RCULARDRIVEWA,y,'ON KI:NCAID STREET; CON- !': i1 I'; SIDERATION Of LIMITED PARKING,ON 4Tti AVENUEfROM:WASH:It-iGT,ON':TO LAWRENCE,STREET;.CONSIDERATioN OF Ii , I! LOADING ZONE IN FRONT Of.,EUGENE AND HOF,FMAN:.HOTELS,ONBRO~DWAY; CONSIDERATIION.;OF BIDS: ON FIRE TRUCK; WAS SUBM I TTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: .'- : ,.. ; I ,. II I ~ . ' , ,. ...4 , " d .. . '-, ". 'I " I - ' I i!l! , "PRESENT: COUNe I LMEN SHEARER, SHI SLER', EDMUNDS,,' LAURI S, L.INDEEN, MOLHOLM AND p '1 MCGAFFEY; CITY MANAGER; CITY RECORDER; CITY ATTORNEY; fiRE CHIEF; i'l I ,,; ! DIRECTOR Of PUBLIC WORKS; TRAFFIC ENGINEER; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; Le. "" " COUNCIL :CANDIDATE RON HILTONi DAN ,WYANT, .~UGENE REGISTER-GUARD. if .. I, ,I 2l:! n II COMMITTEE Of THE WHOLE ' " Ii , .' J _ - - I I I. DISCUSSION REGARDING PURCHASE OF PROPERTY FOR EXTENSION Of CHAMBERS STREET- ,i I' THE CI~Y MANAGER REPORTED THAT THE CIT~ HAS OBTAINED AN OPTION FOR THE PURCHASE 1'1 i: I: OF P,ROPERTY .ON THE NORTH S I DE OF 7TH AVENUE WHERE CHAMBERS STREET, WOULD GO II ti THROUGH. ' THISPROPERTY..IS NOW',IN THE OWNERSHIP/OF N.t,A.~WARD"AND:ZETA WARD. :1 I" "I THE OPTION IS .FOR A PURCHA'SE PRICE, Or: $9,074.80,; BASED ON 47.05 FEET OF ,fRONTAGE I, II }, AT t125.0a PER fRONT FOOT WHICH TOTALS $5,881.20, A VALUE ON THE SAW SHOP Of :I~ " " l $1,500.00, AND A SEVERANCE ON THE REMAINI~G LOT AND LOSS OF ~RONTAGE AT $40.00. 'I "I ;' I. PER FRONT FOOT ON 42.34 FEET TOTALING $,1,693.60., .IT WACS ALSOINDI.cATED THAT I' \: MR. WARD RET-AINS THE SAW SHOP BUT WILL BE REQUIRED TO REMOVE IT WITHIN SIX " 1, ~l t MONTHS AFTER THE OPT ION :1 S EXERC:I SE'D: :O'R .TI,TLEPASSE'D'... ::A"FTER CO.NS,I DER I.NG THE, I Ii MATTER THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED .THAT I.T BE AELD OVER FOR FURTHER CONSIDERATION. 'il III ' - " r:1 - - . ~; I \; 2. REQUEST FOR FRANCH I SE MADE BY TERM I NAL TAX I SERV I CE - A LET.TER REQUESTI~NG THAT \ ! I! TERMINAL TAXI SERVICE BE GRANTED AN EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE TO OPERATE TAXI SER- . I IN THE CITY Of EUGENE WAS PRESENTED TO THE COMMITTEE. SOME DISCUSSION 1,1 VICE i' H WAS GIVEN TO THE REQUEST, 'BUT IT WAS FELT THAT THIS IS NOT THE TYPE OF BUSlNESS ': ENTERPRISE ON WHICH AN EXCLUSIVE f.RANCHISE SHOULD BEGRA'NTED:.' JT,',WAS: RECOM-' , I:; " MENDED THAT THE REQUEST fOR AN EXCLUSIVE FRANCHISE BY TE~ INAL TAXI SERVICE , II BE REJECTED. \ I I, I~ . ,- - . - ' . - - " ." !I e 'I t. -' I r f~ /i ii , \1 ,\ ~ r 318 I e 10/13/58 ----------------_._~ - --- - -.---- ~-- -- - - --- - ~------ --'-- - - -------- -- - --- -. --- ------ - ----- ------..-- u, _ ___ . - - -- --.- . -- - - -- -- -- -- - - -- -_. - -- . - -.- - --- . - - - -.. -.. - -..- - ---. --. + -.. -- - - - .- - _.... "- ---- - -.- . .. , - - -- --- , l' ,'m --,' 3. CONS I DE RA T ION or PROPOSED GAS ORD I NANCE - I TWAS EXPLA I NED THAT THE C I TV or ;, I EUGENE HAS BEEN WORKING AND HAS HAD COMMITTEES WORKING ON THE PREPARATION Of I A GAS CODE FOR THE. CITY fOR APPROXIMATELY THREE YEARS AND THAT SUCH A: CODE. HAS, l . NOW BEEN PREPARED BY AN ADVISORY COMMITTEE AND IS NOW SUB~ECT TO COUNCIL CONSIDERA- I TION. THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE IN BRIEf AND RECOMMENDED THAT I ! INTERESTED PARTIES BE ASKED TO ATTEND THE NEXT COMMITTEE MEETING TO, PRESENT THEIR VIEWS WITH RESPECT, TO THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE AND THAT SUCH A MEETING BE,HELD ON fRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1958. , ! I . . I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. SHISLER THAT THE REPORT Of THE COMMITTEE Of THE , I WHOLE BE ADOPTED. MOTl ON CARR I ED. ! I I j i - 1 , 1 PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE \ .I j I I. PETITION fOR THE PAVING Of VANBuREN STREET fROM 16TH'TO 17TH AVENUE - THE COM- I I ! MITTEE AGAIN CONSIDERED A PETITION SIGNED BY OWNERS Of 50.2% Of. THE ASSESSABLE I e , PROPERTY REQUEST.ING THAT VANBuREN, STREET BE, PAVED fROM 16TH TO 17TH AVENUE. As I REQUESTED BY THE COMMITTEE, IT WAS REPORTED THAT THE PROPERTY. HOLDER ON THE, WEST SIDE Of THE STREET HAD BEEN CONTACTED AN~ THAT SHE WAS OPPOSED~TO SUCH~A PAVING PRO~ECT, AT LEAST: AT THIS TIME. THE COMMITTEE INDICATED THAT SlNCE THERE IS NO CLEAR CUT MAJORITY IN FAVOR Of PAVING, THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT SUCH PAVING , " I BE POSTPONED. I I - . , - -i. . I I I I IT ~AS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR~ SHISLER THAT ITEM I OF THE REPORT Of, THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED. - ' I II I ' r- I I 2. REQUEST FOR SEGREGAT I ON Of, ASSESSMENT L I EN fOR. SEWER ASSESSMENT ON PROPERTY LO- t I II CATED BETWEEN 26TH AND 27TH AVENUES ON THE EAST SIDE OF MONROE~STREET - .IT WAS I EXPLAINED THAT A REQUEST HAD BEEN RECEIVED fROM A PROPERTY HOLDER WHO OWNS PRO-. II PERTY WITH 40 fEET Of fRONTAGE ON 26TH AND 27TH AVENUES AND 270 fEET Of fRONTAGE ON MONROE, STREET, THE PROPERTY RUNNING fROM 26TH TO 27TH AVENUE. IT WA.S fURTHER I II EXPLA I NED, THAT THE NORTH HALf Of, TH I S PROPERTY HAD BEEN SO.LD ALTHOUGH .UNDER EXI ST- ING ZONING REGULATIONS IT DOES NOT CONSTITUTE A LEGAL LOT WITHIN THE TERMS Of THE I ZONING CODE. THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED THE SITUATION AND IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT THE I I i LOTS HAD ~ TOTAL ASSESSMENT Of $379.71 WHICH, If THE PROPERTY WERE SEGREGATED, I j WOULD BE DIVIDED IN HALF. fOLLOW I NG THE EXPLANAT ION THE COMM I TTEE: RECOMMENDE.D. i.1 i , THAT THE SEGREGATION Of THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY BE APPROVED. I , I ' , I - ~ - -- ... . ' -, f I TWA~ MOVED ,BY .M~,., SH I_,SL~R SECONDED BY MRS.. LAUR I.S THAT. ITEM 2:- OF". THE REPORT OF THE PUBL I C i ! I WORKS, COMMITTEE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED, WITH,MR. HARTMAN VOTING NAY. I I I 21 . . , - PUBLIC SAfETY,COMMITTEE , I, i I. CONSIDERATION Of REQUEST fOR PARKING METE,RS I N, SPACE .BETWEEN THE .ENTRANCES TO THE I I I - UNIVERSIT.Y OF OREGON LIBRARY CIRCULAR ,DR I V,EWAYON KINCAID STREET -, IT WAS AGAIN' I I ' - . I EXPLA I NED THAT THE UN IVERS I,TV Of OREGON HAD REQUESTED THAT PARK I NG METERS: BE IN- ) I) STALLED IN THE fiVE PARKING SPACES BETWEE~THE ENTRANCES TO THE CIRCULAR DRIVEWAY , TO THEIR LIBRARY ON KINCAID STREET. THE TRAff I C ENG I NEER I NDI CATED. THAT HIS RE.- j , I: I-HOUR PENNY/NICKEL METER AND , II COMMENDATION fORRMETERS IN THIS AREA WOULD BE ONE I If fOUR 24-MINUTE PENNY METERS. THE COMMITTEE CONSIDERED THI~ AND RECOMMENDED THAT I Ii THE RECOMMENDATION Of THE TRAffiC ENGINEER BE APPROVE~. - I - I I - I , ,. . I e I 2. CONS I DE RAT ION Of L IM,I :rED PARK I.NGON .4TH AVENUE fROM WASH I NGTON, TO LAWRENCE STREET - , I THE TRAfFIC ENGINEER INDICATED THAT AT THE TIME LIMITED PARKING SPACES WERE IN- i 'I STALLED ON 4TH AVENUE BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND LAWRENCE STREETS .~HERE ~AS CONSIDERABLY 'f , II ',' ... -' . - - -.' - . II MORE 'lRUCKI~~,ACTI'{~TY I,~.~HE AREA THAN NOW. EXI'STS AND, THAT TRU,CKSWERE BEINGPARKED \ ON THE STREET fOR LENGTHY PER iODs' Of' T i,ME. '.- s.j NC'[, 'THE-'REMO.VAC-:O'P 'ONE .'Of . THE,' TRUCK- I 11 I NG FI RMS THE NECESS /TY, FOR ,PARK' NG ON THE STREET IN THIS AREA :HAS BEEN, D.ECREASED . 11 ALTHOUGH THE LIKELIHOOD OF ALL DAY PARKING BV TRUCKS STILL. E~ISTS. IT. WA,S INDI.- I , CAlED THAT A SURVEY Of THE AREA REVEALED ONLY TWO PASSENGER 'VEH I CLES, .USE THE O,NE I I II BLOCK AREA FOR PARK lNG, .AND. IT WAS fURTHER INDICATED THAT SIN.CE THE AREA .15 OUT.. Of II THE NORMAL ENfORCEMENT ZONE~ THE ENfORCEMENT Of JHE .2-HOUR PARKJNG PROVISIDNS PRE- I II SENTS SOME PROBLEMS TO THE POL', CE DEPARTMENT. . . ., I I THE TRAFfiC ENGINEER RECOMMENDED ,THAT THE AREA BE RETURNED TO UNL.IM/TED. PARKING, ! FOR PASSENGER VEHICLES ONLY AND THAT I.T BE SI.GNED ,FOR .NO :TRUCK PARK I NG :AT ANY ,r I.ME. THE COMMITTEE CONSIDERED THE MATTER AND RECOMMENDED APPROVAL Of THE TRAffiC ENGI- I NEER'S RECOMMENDAT I O:N., : I . - - . . - . - . -- ~ ~ ... - - ... - . . . - . - ,. --' . - ~ - -. . I I . . I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR; HARTMAN .SECONDED BY MR.. MCGAffEY THAT, ITEMS ,I AND ,2 Of THE REPORT OF THE I PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE BE ,ADOPTED. MOTION .CARRIED. I I I 3. CONSIDERATION Of LOADING ZONE IN FRONT or EUGENE AND HOffMAN HOTELS ON BROADWAY - THE COMMITTEE AGAIN CONSIDERED THE REQUEST Of THE TRAffiC ENGINEER THAT AN ADDI- e , \ , " ~ , ~ I II !I 319 ~ e 10/13/58 --:""-:--_~-----=--~-=~--==:-:::::""':-~~--=--":-="':"":'~~~~~---:-----=-'=::"':::~~-_.---_:------:~-'- -- ----.-----~~-- ~----_. -..---- - ~-- -+_.- - -~.- .- --- ~--- --- h_ - --.. ----- --- - . -'-- - - - - --- -- ---- - . ---- -- ~ - ~ --_... ---- - -~_._---- _0_- ---- - . -~-- -- - -----------~ ----..- - ---. ~- - --- -- ---" - . .- u__ -- -- -- .- - I ' . " .. 'F' - - .- - . . , . , ,- -- . ' --' . . - - - , ' , . .. ~ ~ . . - . ',1_ __ II -- , ~I T10NAL LOA~ING ZONE BE I NSTALLED- I N' FRONT" OF THE EUGENE HOTEL AND HOFFMAN HOTEL. I, THE TRAf.F I C ENG I NEER. I NO I CATED. THAT EX I ST,ING :LOAD I NG ZONES DO. NOT: MEET. THE NEED '1 Ii II I AND THAT DOUBLE PARKI.NG BY MOTORISTS IS ~AUSING TRAFF1C TO BACK I:NTO WI,LLAMUTE :j ! STREET AND PEARL STREET 0, ,:THE COMM,I TTEE HA.D SOME, DISCUS,S ION ON, ,THE NECE~S I TY, 1'1 . I FOR THE EXISTING. LOAD1NG ZONES AND. ON THE ~ECESal~~ .FOR PROVIDING ANY LOADING l. 'i I. SPACES TO THESE F.IRMS. IT WAS AGAIK POINTED ,OUT THAT THE HOTELS HAD NOT RE~ ~;l . QUESTED THE ADDI~IONAL ZONES BUT THAT ~HE REQUEST HAD COME. FROM THE TRAFFIC k. <' 1 :i I ENG I NEER ,I NAN A TTEMPTTO SOL VE A T.RAFF I C PROBLEM. II !l " " ~- A VOTE WAS TAKEN .ON THE MATTERS INDEPENDENTLY AND THE. COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED 'I 1: 1"1 THAT METER #530 BE REMOVED FROM IN FRONT OF THE HOFFMAN HOTEL TO PROVIDE AN t.i i' II t: ADD I T 10NAL LOAD I NG ZONE 0, THE COMM ITtEE ALSO RECOMMENDED BY A 4-3 VOTE THAT !~ !\ METER #650 BE REMOVED fROM THE:' ENTRY TO THE: EUGENE HOTEL TO PROV I:DE. FOR AN I' , e ADD I T 10NAL LOADI NG ZONE 0 ' II i. ~~ .. . II . " ,. , , ! . .. I TWAS MOVED, BY MR 0 HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. ,SHI SLER, THAT ITEM 3 OF THE REPORT OF tHE. 1'1 i: PUBL I C SAFETY COMM I TTEE, WITH ,RESPECT TO THE EUGENE HOTEL :LOAOI NG. ,ZONE ,BE. APPR.OVED. Ii MOT I ON CARR I ED, WI TH MR. MOLHOLMcVOT.lN.G ,NAY. " I: Ii ' , I I r IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED..BY MR. MCGAFFEY ,THAT ITEM 3 OF.: THE. REPORT OF THE PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE WITH RESPECT TO :THE .HOFFMAN HO.TEL LOADING ZONE BE APPRO.VED. " MOTION CARRIED. ! I' I; I" I i,~ .. , ... ,. -.' ., ... , I ~j! 4. CONSIDER~TION OF Bib~ON, ~~~~-i~~~~~~-- ii'~AS E~~~~iN~& i~~i X~E--CliyUH~D . ---, # - - - i I; II F OPENED BIOS AT 10:.00, AM ON_SEPTEMBER 26,. 1958f.OR T.HE PURCHASEOf,A fiRE.. I' ONL Y ONE BID WAS RECE I VED ;TH I.S BJ 0 BE I,NG FROM CROWN COA6H CORPORA T ION Ii PUMPER. ~ I, IN ACCORDANCE WITH CITY SPECIFICATIONS \.N THE SUM Of $23,043.87, WlTH DELIVERY i: ON SUCH, PUMPER TO~E WITHIN 180 ,DAYS ... I l' WAS EXPr.A I.NED THAt, THERE' I S THE SUM 1: -, OF ,$23,500 .00 BUDGETED FOR THE PURCHASE OF THE. TRUCK, AND IT :WAS ,RECOMMENDED ~!l H II ., THAT SUCH TRUCK BE PURCHASED BASED ON ,THE :ABOV,E BID 0" . I II I, ;.1 " !i II I- II No ACTION. WAS TAKEN ON ITEM 4 OF THE REPORT or THE' PUBL I C SAFETY, 'COMM 1 TTEE .AS CONTRACT ~l r . , Ii WAS AWARDED UNDER BID OP.EN I NG EARL: I ER I N. THE. MEET I NG. " If ~'i , . . . . '. , . .. , '. ., , " :1 ,. - ',. . .-. . ' ~. . ~. . . 1': .... , \: A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD.OCTOBER, 3, 1958 -. RE: COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE - CONSIDERA- f,;I II -, TION OF BIDS,RECEIVED F.OR PURCHASE Of' flUSHER; CONSIDERATION,OF SIDEWAtK'LoeATION ON BOTH SIDES OF iI II " HIGH STREET ,FROM 34TH PLACE TO 36TH AVENUE; ADDITIONAL CASH CONTRIBUTION TOWARD AMAZON CREEK CON- i! I,! STRUCTION COST; CONSIDERATION OF PURCHASE OF PROPERTY f.OR THE EXTENSION OF CHAMBERS STREET NORTH OF Iii r: ;1 7TH AVENUE; CONSIDERATION'or STATEMENTS TO,BE I NeL.UDED IN.THE VOTERS PAMPHLET FOR NOVEMBER 4, 1958 'I 11 II I:' ELECTION; CONSIDERATION OF AND INFO'RMAL HEARING .ON PROPOSED GAS ORDI,NANCE; DISCUSSION OF BIDS ON I ~j I Ii LiBRARY EQUIPMENT,; WAS SUBM.I,TTED AND 'READ AS FOLLOWS,:, I, " , . '" I' i' .: ..' ;', I ~ ~I ',\ . .<. .J. , .', I; "PRESENT: COUNCILMEN:SHEARER, SHISLER, 'LAURIS, LINDEEN, MOLHOLM ,AND,McGAfFEYJ CITY .! 11 ., , MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY; CITY RECORDER; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; .DIRECTOR , Ii \ OF PUBLIC WORKS; MESSRS. BEV MARLATT, STEVE BATORI, JIM BALZHISER, BoB ;; MARQUESS; -A. ,,0.< !-~E~~ AND ONE OTHER REPRESENTATI VE ?F NOR.THWEST NATURAL, . , II I 1 :GAS COMPAN,Y;MR. B LSHOP: Of ,MAG I C ,GAS ..& ,ApPUANCE ,COMPANY:;. DO.N LARSON, OF Il !i GAs.HEAT, Of EUGENE;. ,COUNCIL CANDIDATE RON HILTON; .TOM CHAPMAN; DAN WYANT " AND DONN BONHAM, EUGENE. REG I STER-GUARD; AND OTHERS INTERESTED IN THE PRO- ,I e p (I r POSED GAS.~RDINAN~E. #.... .. .. . . ..1 ,1 l' ~ I: .. '. , .. .. _. 1 j '. _:-..1... ... I. I I 11 C~ITTEE Of THE WHOLE . , ~ , i I: I. CONSIDERATION OF BIDS RECEIVE,D fOR,P,URCHASE ,OF F.L.USHER:- Ix WAS EXPLAINED ,THAT I THE CITY HAD OPENED BIDS FOR THE PURCHASE OF A TRUCK CHASSIS AND A fLUSHER TO I I: :'j I BE MOUNTED ON SUCH CHASS I.S. 'WI TH, RESPECT ,.TO EACH, ITEM: THERE ,WERE FoI VE B IDS RE- , I :i (I CEIVED, AND I N ACCORDANCE: W.J.T.H.,THE SPEC I f I CAT 10N.S KE:NDALL :MOTOR ,COMPANY, B 1001 NG I' ~I " A fORD C-800,. PUT I N THE, LOIiIEsr:IB'1 0 OF. $5, 744 ~98 FOR THE TRUCK.DE,L I VERED TO THE !'i ': r~ FLUSHER MANUFACTURER!S LOCATION. GUTHRIE MACH I NERY COMPANY. GAVE THE LOWEST ,B 10 . " ~ ~ :1 I::' FOR THE FLUSHER TO BE MOUNTED ON THE TRUCK CHASSIS; BI:DDING,.$4,789.00 fOB BARA- l-i (, II [' BOO, WISCONSIN. II I- - . .. . :1 j1 .. ..:1. ...;....l . ., I THE,PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT INDICATED THEY WOULD PREFER ,TO SEE THE TRUCK CHASSIS !l Ii BID GO TO GUNDERSON BROTHERS ENGINEERING CORPORATION BIDDING:A.WHIT,E:TRUCK SINCE I' d THIS WOULD BE THE SAME TYPE OF EQUIPMENT AS THE CITY CURRENTLY HAS ON THE STREET. I Ii IT WASRECOGN I ZED, HOWEVER;' THAT IT WOULD ADD APPBOXIMATELY $1,300.POTQ .THE I I Ii COST. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDEDITHAT THE CI~Y ACCEPT THE :LOWQUALIFIED .BID ON I' 'I lij THE fORD C-800 CHASSIS WITH A GUTHRIE FLUSHER AT A COST OF $10,533.98 DELIVERED I, AT'THE FLUSHER FACTIORY IN: BARABOO, :WISCONS I N, WI,TH T.HE TRUCK TO BE ".DR IVEN TO !I )j EUGENE BY C !TY" PERSONNEL. ... ,1 . :'1 t,.. , . ' , ! .., . , .. l~ ' , , , - - . - No ACTION,WAS .TAKEN,~N ,ITEM I ,Of THE REPORT OF;THE COMMITTEE Of T,HE WHO~E ASCO~TRACT WAS 11 !! e ,! AWARDED UNDER BID OPENING EARLIER IN THE MEETING. II II \: 'I I, I: (j {! IL.1 ': r320 e 10/ 13/58 -------------------------------- -- --- --- --- ---- _ _____.u _______ - ~- - - - ----- --------- -- -- . - -- --- ------_.-~-- -- - ~ -- -- -. - - -~- -- - ---- --, -- -.- " .. --- - -. - -. -.-- - - 2. CONSIDERATION Of SIDEWALK LOCATION ON BOTH SIDES Of HIGH STREET fROM 34TH PLACE I I TO 36TH AVENUE - A PETITION REQUESTING THAT SIDEWALKS BE LOCATED ADJACENT TO THE I I I CURB ON HIGH STREET BETWEEN 34TH PLACE AND 36TH AVENUE WAS PRESENTED TO THE COM- I , M I T'TEE . IT WAS INDICATED THAT OWNERS OF 75.13% OF. THE. PROPERTY AFFECTED HAD RE- I I j QUESTED THA~ THE SIDEWALKS ~E LOCATED AT, TH~ CUR~ IN THIS AREA; THE COMMITTEE I I DRO~E TO THE AREA AND INSPECTED TH I S PART I CULAR' STREET AS WELL ,AS OTHER STREETS. II I I I N THE AREA OF CRESTWOOD TERRACES"AND I,TS ,ADD I,T fONS,: BE I NG ,34TH PLACE, 36TH'AvENUE, j AND HIGH, MI~L,AND FERRY STREETS. AFTE~ SOME DISCUSSION AND CONSIDERATI~NOF CURB I SIDEWALK VERSUS S IDEWALK-S LOCATED BACK 'FROM THE CURB, IT' WAS"RECOMMENDED 'THATS I NCE I THIS AREA HAS NO' SIDEWALKS' INSTALLED AT THE PRESENT TIME AND SINCE,WrrH:THE'EX- i ! I CEPT I ON OF fERRY STREET, THE PARK I NG STR I P WOULD BE. ONL Y'18," "N. WIDTH, ,THE' COUNCI L ~ I GIVE APPROVAL TO THE LOCATION OF CURB SIDEWALKS IN ALL OF THE CRESTWOOD TERRACES I AREA TOGETHER :W I TH : ITS ,ADDTTI OlliS. MOnO'NC-ARRI ED W ITHMR.' ,LI NDEEN''VOT I NG. NAY. I I I . ' , I I I 3. ADD I T 10NAL :CASH CONTR I BUT ION TOWAR-D', AMI\Z'ON :CRERK 'CONSTRUC,T'ION' COST ~ THE 'C ITY J , MANAGER ,EXPLA INED THAT THE: CITY ,OF' EUGENE W,I LL BE REQU IRED TO MAKE AN ADDI T I ON~L I I I CASH CONTRIBUTION TOWARD THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE AMAZON AND THAT IT WILL. BE, NECES- e I SARY THAT THIS CASH CONTRIBUTION BE MADE IN THE IMMEDIATE FUTURE. THE ADDED COST I r i WILL BE APPROXIMATELY $8,500.00, AND SUCH ADDITIONAL CASH CONTRIBUTION MU~T BE ! I MADE, TO INSURE COMPLETION:OF THE"PROJECT NO,W UNDERWAY. I T 'WAS LI KE.W I SE: EXP,LA'I NED, 1 THAT, IT IS POSS I BLE' ,THERE ARE ,ADEQUAT.E' FUNDS BUDGETED WI TH I N THE 1,958-51 BUDGET, I. I TO COVER TH I S ADDED COST BUT THAT SUCH fUNDS. ARE DEP,ENDfjNT' UPO,N OTHER PROJECTS' ! f AND THAT IT MIGHT BE NECESSARY fOR THE COUNCIL TO AUTHdRIZE TRANSfER OF FUNDS AT SOME TIME IN THE FUTURE, :WHEN ,THE COMPLET,E FI.SCAL OUTLOOK ,IS BETTER KNOWN. 1 I i SINCE THIS WAS NOTifiCATION ONLY, NO fORMAL ACTION WAS TAKEN WrTH RESPECT,.TO,THE I I MATTER. IT WAS UNDERSTOOD THAT THE CITY OF NECESSITY MUST CONTINUE THE ~ROJECT. I I I i I 4. CONSIDERATION OF PURCHASE OF PROPERTY fOR THE EXTENSION Of CHAMBERS STREET NORTH I I Of 7TH AVENUE -THE SUBJECT Of POTENT I AL P:URCHASE Of P,ROPERTY FROM N. A. . WARD AND i ZETA WARD WAS AGAIN .DISCUSSED'.: .REPRES'ENTATlVES':OF,:THECOMMITTEE :IND.ICATED THEY - ' II I HAD DONE SOME INVESTIGAT(NG,OF THIS PROPOSED PURCHASE AND CERTAIN SUGGESTIONS WERE ! I I , MADE -WHICH INC~UDED ~HAT THE-CITY MIGHT E~IMINATE THE~URCHASE OF THE BUILnlNG i AND AGREE: TO MOVE, THE, BUI L:-DI'NG; -AND THAT, 'A COUNTER OFFER BE MADE. , I TWAS fl:NALL Y I RECOMMENDED THAT A, COUNTER, OF-FER ,BE MADE TO.CHANGE ,THE OPTION AGREEMENT IN ONE 'I j RESPECT BY OFFERING $1,000.00 ~ORTHE EXISTING BUILDING RATHER ~HAN $[,500.0Q,CUR- i RENTLY SHOWN ON THE OPTION. , i 5. CON~IDERATI6N ~f,STATEMENTS TO BE INCLUDED IN tHE ,VOTERS PAMPHLET FOR NOVEMBER ,4, . j I 1958 ELECTION - THE COMMITTEE HEARD PREPARED. S~ATEMENTS OF THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL " I PROPOSED fOR INCLUSION IN THE VOTERS PAMPHLET FAVORING ADOPTION Of A $175,000.00 II II LEVY EACH YEAR fOR fIVE YEARS FOR EXTENSION Of THE SEWAGE AND DRAINAGE SYSTEM, I. ANDfO~ A,$109,Ol;>O.OO ~QND:ISSUE' TO fINANCE THE CONSTRUCTION OF.,AflRE:STATION AT.. II ! BROADWA Y ANDMcK I NLEY STREET AND' :EXTENS I ON OF THE. f I REALARM SYS.TEM. THE COMMITTEE Ii APPROVED THE PROPOSED STATEMENT WITH RESPECT TO THE:SEWAGE AND DRAINAG~ lSSUE AND ,I Ii !I LIKEWISE APPROVED WITH ONE:'AMENDMENT THE:PROPOSED:STATEMENT REGARDING :THE.ADDI- II TIONAL fiRE STATION AND FACILITIES, THE AMENDMENT TO ,THIS STATEMENT PROVIDING FOR 'j INCLUSION Of THE AMOUWf PAID IN RENTAL 'Of, EXISTING FACILI.TI-ES AT THE SENECA ,STATION. I THE COMM I TTEE RECOMMENDED THAT BOTH STATEMENTS BE 'I NCLUDED IN ,THE VOTERS PAMPHLET, I I AND IT WAS RECOGNIZED THAT SUCH STATEMENTS Of NECESSITY WOULD HAVE TO BE PLACED IN I i THE PAMPHLET IMMEDIA,TEI.Y IN ORDER TO-HAVE IT.. PR I NTED IN ADEQUATE TIME,TO MEET I CERTAIN .LEGAL,REQUIREMENTS. '. 'l. ' , I ' .. I 6. CONSIDERATION,Of AND INfORMAL HEARING ON ,PROPOSED GAS ORDINANCE - THE COMMITTEE ,I AND THE MAYOR'S GAS.CODE~COMMITTEE.MET WITH ,OTHER INTERESTED PEOPLE, REPRESENTING I ! THE GAS I NDUSTRY AND 01 SCUSSED .THE 'PROPOSED: ORDI NANCE. WH I CH WO.ULD REGULATE GAS I INSTALLATION O~ A~L7TYPES IN THE,CITY OF EUGENE:. MR. "MARLATT, CHAIRMAN Of THE I MAYOR'S COMMITTEE, INDICATED THEIR COMMITTEE HAD HELD 21,MEETINGS AND HAD MADE e I EIGHT REVISIONS OF A PROPOSED ORDINANCE AS A RESULT OF THESE MEETINGS AND CERTAIN CORRESPONDENCE RECEIVED BY THEM. THESE 21 MEETINGS INCLUDED MEETINGS .WITH RE-, I . . -. - I PRESENTAT I VESOF-' THE G'AS -I NpU?Jj~Y, O~_,.HE_'~HE~T_ M~TAL' AND _, ~ARMA IR _ HEAT !N9_':NDU~- i TRIES, OF CITY PERSONNEL.:,THE PLUMBING rNDUSTRY,GENERAL CONTRACTORS AND ,OTHERS. I i INTERESTED~ THE MAYOR'S ,COMMITTEE CONSIDERED RECOMMENDATIONS Of THESE GROUPS,' I I I RECE I VED V I EWS OF ALL CONCERNED AND, 'I N LJ I GHT Of 'THESE' RECOMMENDAT IONS AND V I EWS, I j MADE CERTAIN CHANGES IN THE PROPOSED CODE AND RECOMMENDED SUCH CODE FOR THE 'I I' I SAfETY Of THE CITIZENS Of THE CITY Of EUGENE AND.FOR ADVANCE KNOWLEDGE. OF MEMBERS i' !i 'I Of THE INDUSTRY WHO WILL BE GIVING GAS SERVICE. :1 { II I REPRESENTATIVES OF THE INDUSTRY WHO WERE PRESENT AT THE MEETING MADE CERTAIN COM- I I i MENTS AND SUGGESTIONS WI~H:RESPECT,TO THE~ROPOSED ORDINANCEi AND'~HESE ,COMMENTS I INCLUDED THE,fOLLOWING: - - ~ IT WAS 'fELT THAT IT IS A~COMPREHENSIVE ORDINANCE ,BUT THAT: IT DOES NOT INCLUDE I INDUSTRIAL SAfETY FEATURES WHICH MIGHT WE~L BE.INCLUDED. IN THE ,ORDINANCE; . , I !I I IT WAS LIKEWISE INDICATED THAT, THE NUMBER.OF INSPECTIONS Of EQUIPMENT AND PRE- I INSPECTIONS MIGHT POSE SERIOUS PROBLEMS. THE THOUGHT WAS ALSO ADVANCED THAT' I I THERE IS NO fEE FOR AN APPEAL TO THE APPEAL BOARD AS ESTABLISHED IN THE ORDINANCE j AND THAT SUCH A fEE MIGHT WELL BE REQUIRED. ALSO NO METHOD WAS GIVEN FOR THE ( APPROVING OF TYPES~OF EQUIPMENT UNLISTED BY. UNDERWRITERS, AND SUCH EQUIPMENT I .'" . - I \ :1 ~ 321 ~ e --==__.~-'-- _-~=-.---C-~-~--==.-'_--_._- _=~___ _~ ...___._ _______. _.. _u__ .. _' _ _u. _ .____ _'u ..___ . ___ IO~I_~/5_~_ _ ---- - -- ....- - -- I ' WOUL 0 UNDOUBTEDL Y BE R~QUE ST~D TO, BE i NS~ ~L LED )',ND ' TH I SM I'~NT REQU I RE A STA.TEMENT . fROM A REGISTERED ENGINEER BEfORE SUCH EQUIPMENT IS APPROVED FOR ~NSTALLATION. IN I 1 THE DISCUSSION-IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT IN THE ORDINANCE AS IT EXISTS THERE ARE II. CERTA I N SAFEGUARDS AND APP~OVAL PROCEDURES WH I CH .WOULD REQU I RE A REG I STEREO I 1 . " , . - " "j 11 E~GINEER'S STATE~ENT~ IN CONNECTION WITH THE ABOVE IT W~S PO~~T~D OUT THAT INDUS- ~ ',I TRIAL INSTALLATION STANDARDS SHOULD BE CONSIDERED. ',',1" I II l,l " , P THERE WAS SOME .CONCERN EXPRESSED AS TO WHETHER THE LICENSE FEES AND PERMIT FEES ~ I ,....... i AS SET FORTH IN THE ORDINANCE ARE DISCRIMINATORY AS THEY RESPECT THE GAS INDUSTRY J : AND WHETHER THERE ARE COMPARABLE FEES fOR OTHER TYPES OF ~EATING A~PLIAN~ES.'WITH ! I RESPECT TO THIS IT WAS. POINTED OUT THAT THE CITY HAS NO HEATING CODE AND T~AT THE ~ II GAS ,ORDI NANCE MIGHT WELL BE THE FIRST STEP TOWARD SUCH A HEAT I NG CODE ALTHOUGH II I -, -' . ,,' , i THERE ARE NO UNIFORM FEES AT THE PRESENT ~IME FOR ALL TYP~S OF HEATING ~NSTALLA- ~ 1 TIONS. A COMMENT WAS MAD~, THAT THE LIQUID PETROLEUM GAS INDUSTRY ~AS BE~N UNDER i ~ THE STATE CODE FOR SOME TIME AND THAT THIS INDUSTRY WOULD PREFER TO STAY UNDER J I " . I ai THE STATE CODE WITHOUT CITY REGULATION. f ., I' I J A QUESTION ~AS PROPOUNDED AS TO WH~THER AN I,NDIVIDUAL WITH ADEQUATE~OWLEDGE AN~ ~ I: ,TRAINING COULD BE FOUND TO MEET T~~'PREREQYISITESOF'THE ORDINANCE ,WHO COULD . : \1 SERVE AS A GAS INSPECTOR. REPR~SENTATIV~S ,OF, !HE .MAYOR'S COMMITTEE 'INDICATE~ THIS II I! HAD BEEN GONE,OVER QUITE,THOROUGI;ILY AND,THEY BELIEVED. THEY HAD"WRITTEN INTO THE 'I ~ORDINANCE THE HIGHE~T ~UALlf~CATIONS.FOR.SU~H A ~ERSON THAT COULD REAS9NABLY BE ~ I 1\ PUT INTO AN ORDINAN~E, CONSIDERING, THE SALARY STRUCTURES 0":, THE CITY,.'." .. III Ii Tt:'ERE WAS LIKEWISE A <?~ESTION As,TorH~. F~f: 'foR' THE LIQUID ,PETROLEUM GAS fiTTER 11 11 IN RELATION TO THAT OF A PLUMBE~. IN THIS DISCUSSI~N THERE WAS SOME QUESTION AS l"l I TO ~HETHER A PLUM~ER SHOULD BE ABLE TO RECEIV~, ,A ~ICENSE FOR GAS INSTALLATION ii o WORK AT A LESS~R FEE T':'AN A L~QUID':'ETRO~EUM GAS F~TTER. THERE WAS SOME DISCUS- tI o S I ON REGARD I NG THE QUAL I F I C~T IONS FOR EACH BUT NO FORMAL DEe: ~ S I ON WAS MADE. ,0 ;11 I I 'I . , .' . ..11 ,. , _, I _ ..1 t FOLLOWING THE CONSIDERATION Of THESE ITEMS IT WAS INDICATED THAT THE CITY ADMINI- Ii . STRATION WOULD TAKE THESE RECOMMENDATIONS UNDER ADVISEMENT AND WOULD AGAIN PRE- ~, I SENT THE PROPOS~D C~DE TO THE COUNCIL AT A' FUTURE DA~E. 'N6.ACTI~~ WITH R~~PECT il \ TO THE ORD I NANCE WAS TAKEN. ' . j 11,f r 7. DISCUSSION OF BIDS ON LIBRARY EQUIPMENT - MR. TOM CHAPMA~-Of TH~ FIRM OF K6KE~ ~ I,; CHAPMAN APPEARED B~~ORE THE COMMITTEE. CONCERNING THE BIDS RECEIVED fOR LIBRARY ! : FURNISHINGS AND EQUIPMENT. HE 1NDICATED THAT THE SPEClf1CATIONS FOR SUCH. ! ~ MATERIAL WERE CLEAR'BUT_THAT THE I~STRUCTIONS ~OR BiDblNG PRESENTED SO~ ~RO- I 'I BLEMS. MR. CHAPMAN INDICATED THAT Of THE FIVE BIOS RECEIVED FOR LIBRARY OfFlCEll II; FURNITURE, THREE WERE ELIMINATED AS BEING INCOMPLETE; THAT IS, NOT ALL ITEMS r , I ~ IN THE GROUP WERE BID !N THEIR,ENTIRETV. t HE EXPLAINED THAT KOKE~CHAPMAN DI~ NOT BID FOUR ITEMS Of THE GROUP, AND IT WAS I; UNDERSTOOD THAT THEY DID NOT,BEL1EVE FROM.THE INSTRUCTIONS-THAT THEY, WERE ~E~ .: QUIRED.TO B.ID ALL 'IT'EMS 'IN THE GR-OUP. MR'.' CHAPMAN 'INDICATED~HE BELIEVED ,THAT. I I; THE B I OS SHOULD BE LET ON A LINE I TEM BAS I S AND NOT ON THE BASI S OF A GROUP '.' BID. HE SUGGESTED THAT IN FAIRNESS TO ALL BIDDERS THE 'TEMSSHOULD BE REBID !: OR THAT THE B I DOERS WHO QUAL' F I ED AS PER SPECI F I CAT IONS ON AN I TEM BAS IS: f SHOULD BE AWARDED T~~ ~IDS~ THEINSTRUCTIONS'fOR BIDDING W~RE REA6 TO TH~ ~ ! COMMITTEE, AND THE. CITY ATTORNEY DISCUSSED WI!H THE COMMITTEE THE IMPLICATION :i OF THESE INSTRUCTIONS. FOLLOWING ~OME,DIS~USSION AND. CONSIDERATIONJ TH~ CO~~ ~ : MITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE ORIGINAL DECISION OF THE COUNCIL AWARDING THE BIDS II I ~':I BE UPHELD. MOTION C~R~IED, MR. LINDEEN VOtiNG NAY. 1 e !: FOLLOWING THIS, IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE: ClTy'ATTORNEY DRAfT A RESOLUTION !i !..\,I REQUESTING THE LIBRARY BOARD TO PRESENT ALL REQUESTS TO THE CITY MANAGER IN 0 : ADEQUATE TIME FOR THESE REQUESTS TO BE TAKEN TO A COUNCIL COMMITTEE BEFORE ! ~ PRESENTATION TO A FULL COUNCIL MEETING." ' I I I t' ! ,'.' ,. I 1 IT WAS MOVED BY MR~ HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFFEY THAT ITEMS 2 THR6UGH 7 OF THE REPORT [Ii ! Of THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE BE .APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. ij f i Ii A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE MEETING OF OCTOBER 10, 1958-,- RE~: COMMITTEE,OFTHE WHOLE - DISCUSSION [I' ~ REGARDING PURCHASE OF PROPERTY SOUTH O~ 7T~ AVENUE FOR EXTENSION Of. CHAMBERS STREET. (REXIUS PROPERTY); I I: CONS I DERAT I ON OF REQUEST FROM EUGENE WATER & ELECTR I C BOAR.D FOR EASEt-:'ENT; Re:,QUEST FROM EUGENE WATER & :j ~ ELECTRIC BOARD FOR CITY OFfiCIALS TO EXECUTE QUITCLAIM DEED AND RELINQUISHMENT OF EASEMENT ON TWO ~ j; SEPARATE PARCELS OF PROP-ERTY.; 01 SCUSSION, REGARDING CITY. OPERATION Of BUSSES,; CURB S:IDEWALK ON THE !I Ii EAST S I DE OF LAWRENCE STREET BETW.EEN 25TH AND 26,T~ AVENUES;, REQUEST Of, LANE PLYWOOD, I NC. BY MI LL I GAN il I I & BROWN FOR PERM I SS,I ON. TO C<?NSTRUCT A, CO~CRETE I N:rE~S~CT I Ot:' AC.~OSS BERT~LS?N ROAD AT THE. LANE PL YWOODi,1 PLANT LOCATION; CONSIDERATION Of BOARD OF ApPEALS REPORT, OCTOBER 8, 1958.: (A) REQUE,S:r Of FRANK [, . , . . I BEAVER, 1666 WEST 6TH AVENUE, FOR VARIANCE fROM 3' ALLEY SETBACK TO ALLOW NEW CONSTRUCTION TO CONfORM :1 "1 WITH EXISTING CONSTRUCTION; (B) REQUEST OF A. G. AND PEARL. CISNEY, 2479. PORTLAND STREET, fOR VARIANCE .1 FROM SIDE AND FRONT PROPERTY LINE S'ETBACKS TO ALLOW 'CONSTRUCTlOi,-i OF CARPORT; (C) REQUEST OF CARTER :! . . . . . ~ .j OIL COMPANY FOR VARIANCE TO ALLOW OVERSIZE SIGN AT PROPOSED SERVICE STATION TO BE LOCATED ON THE ~" NORTHWEST CORNER OF 19TH AVENUE AN~ AGATESTRE~T; ~ERMANENT R~PORT OF T~E PLANNJNG COMMI~SIONJ !I OCTOBER 7, 1958: (A) ZONINGN~WL:Y !'NNEXED: AREAS AT 2736 LAURELWOOD LAN(AND 29TH AVEN,UE AND CITY VIEW \ e '1 STREET; (B) REQUESTED REZON I NG, OF 1459 AND 1473 :EA'ST 1:9TH AVENUE FROM R-4 RE'S I DE'NT rAL TO C-2 NE IGHBOR- t.l,. \.... .'..1. I I' Ii ' :' ! I, 1\ I ~ --...- - 3,22 e 10/13/58 ______________ ___ - ___ - ___ _~_. ____ __ __ _~ ~ __ - __ __ __~___ - - ___ - - - - __ __ - _____ - _____ __u __~ __ ~___ ___ _ --- ~ - - -- --- - -- ---. - -- - - - - - - - -~ - - - -- . ~ - - - -- - . . ' - - - - - -. , I HOOD COMMERCIAL, GENE GI8~ON AND JOHN WHET~ELL; (C) REQ~ESTEO REZONING Of PRO~ERTY AT 465 WEST 11TH I AVENUE AND ADJACENT PROPERTY fROM R-3 MULTIPLE'fAMILY TO C-3P COMMERCIAL, MEDICAL DENTAL BUIDDING . COMPANY; (D) REQUEST fOR REZ~NIN~ orPROPERTY:Ai NO~THWEST CORNER ~~ 16T~ AVEN0E A~D OLIVE STREET, I BEING 1596 OLIVE STREET AND 115 AND 125 WEST 16TH AVENUE, fROM R-2 RESIDENTIAL TO CR COMMERCIAL, BEULAH BARNES; (E) AREA REQUESTED fOR ANNEXATION IN 'VICINliy OF LORANE HIGHWA'Y AND WASHINGTON STREET; : I (f) DISCUSSION CONCERNING ACCEPTANCE or 60' RIGHT-Of-WAY DEED rROMM~RTIE'CONGERf()R PROPERTY ON TH.E I II WESTERLY SIDE or HIGHWAY 99 SOUTH or THE OVERPASS Of THE COOS BAY BRANCH OF THE'SOUTHERNPAClrlC : ( COMPANY; DISCUSSION REGARDING SEWER IN ALLEY BETWEEN LINCOLN AND CHARNEL TON STREETS fROM 15TH AVENUE I I TO THE AMAZON; 'REQUEST 'BY GENERAL CAMPAIG~'tHAIRM~N ~f'UNITE6 ApPE:Ai fOR=CITY ~OVE~NMENT CONTRIBUTION; : WAS SUBMITTE6 AND READ AS fOllOWS: '-", ., ._ 1 I "PRESENT: COUNCIL~EN'S~EARER, HARTMAN,S~IjL~Rj LAURIS, MOLHOLM~D,~~GAF~~Y~~ITY - I II MANAGER; ,CITY ATTORNEY; CIT~.RECOROER~ DIRECTO.R OF P,:,BLI,C'WORKS; ADMIN!- I I STRATIVE'AsSISTANT; COUNCIL CANDIDATES HERB-NILL AND-RoN HILTON; HENRY' I BEISTEL AND MR. STAMM, EUGENE 'WATER &'ELECTRIC BOARD; CLARENCE UREY; . - i DAN WYANT; EUGENE REG I sTER-GuARD; DOLPH JANES, I\ORE. - - , , 1 I I C<Mv1ITTEE Of THE WHOLE _.' .. ' '. .', ,"., -". _ -. e , I. DISCUSSION REGARDING PURCHASE or PROPERTY SOUTH OF 7TH'AvENUE rOR EXTENSION Of .1 CHAMBERS STREET (REXIUS'PROPERTY) ~'M~. €LAR6NCE'UREYAPPEA~EDBi~ORE j~E'COMMiTTEE ! TO EXPLAIN AN OPTION WHICH HE HAD ACQUIRED rOR THE CITY TO PURCHASE CERTAIN PROPER- TIEs.rROM SOLOMON AN6 LllLiAN~R~xl~s FO~ THE 'RIGHT~Or-W~Y:~ORTHtEXTEN~ION:or CHAMBERS STREET rROM7iH AVENUE.T08TH AVENUE. M~~.UREYEip(AiNED THAi 6mGINALLY THE REXIUS rAMILY'HAD'ASKED:THESUM Of $52,300.;00 fOR THE:NECESSARY PROPERTY rOR I i THE STREET RIGHT-OF-WAY AND THAT ArTER HE HAD PREPARED AN APPRAISAL or THE PROPERTY I SHOWING V~LUES BOTH'BErORE AND A.fTER~HE ACQU!SITION, T~E~REXI'US fAMILY HAD AGREED I I TO AN OPTION PRICE 'Of $35,369.20, WITH THE.ADDEO"STIPULATION THAT IT BE AGREED T~AT WHEN THE STREET I~ PAVEb.,T~E PAVIN~'CH~~GtS WO~LD BE NOT GREATERTH~N $7.00 i PER FRONT'rOOT ON PAR~EL I OF THE PROPERT!, 'BEING RE~I~ENTIALP~OPERTY, AND' NOT I GREATER'THAN $8.00 PER FRONT fOOT ON PARCEL 2 OF THE PROPERTY, BEING INDUSTRIAL I PROPERTY. THESE FIGURES WERE CONCURRED IN BY THE CITY ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT. I MR.'UREY rNDICAT~D THAT~'N ~A~I~G HISAPP;AliAL~:~OTH~~E~~~~:A~D'~rt~~~ H~ HAD I I TAKEN 'IN.TO CONS1DERATION VALUES OF THE PROPERTY AS IT EXISTS, SEVERANCE VA~~ES, II ! VALUE OF THE REMAINDER OF THE PROPERTY AND OTHER FACTORS'WHICH HAD. BEARING ON 1 POTENTIAL PURCHASE PRICE. __ _"-"_,_"_.,~', ,. .__,'.__, 1 I MR. UREY ALSO DISCUSSED BRIEFLY THE PURCHASE OF OTHER PROPERTIES IN THt'AREA.~N . THE NORTH S I DE OF 7TH AVENUE AND ALSO SOME - 01 SCUSS I ON WAS G'I VEN TO THE PURCHASE OF PROPERTY ON THE NORTH 'SIDE OF 8TH AVENUE WHICH-WOULD. 8E:TO THE EAST~or'THE PROPOSED CHAMBERS STREET RIGHT-Or-WAY. .. ' ., ... . '" - fOLLOWING DISCUSSION THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED'THAT THE'CITY OF EUGENE EXERCISE AN I OPTION ON THE REXIUS ~~OPERTY AS INDIC~TED ABOVE AT A PURC~ASE.~RICE OF ~35,369.20. I 2. CONs'iDERATION Of REQUEST rROM EUGENE. WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD FOR EASEMENT - I MR. HENRY BEISTEL APPEARED FOR THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD AND INDICATED. THAT EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD OWNS PROPERTY KNOWN: AS THE RENNIE. PROPERTY THROUGH I WH I CH THE fEDERAL GOVERNMENT I S REQUEST I NG _ AN EASEMENT fOR' A TRANSM I SS I ON LI ~~ rROM 1'1 I i COUGAR DAM TO THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD-CURRIN SUBSTATION. THE REQUESTED t' I EASEMENT WOULD BE APPROXIMAT~LY 100 rEki 'lN ~~DTH' AND APPROX1MATELY i-t/~MIL~S IN ~ i LENGTH. IT WAS INDICATED' THAT- THE EASEMENT WOULD'NOT INTERFERE~WITH EUGENE'WATER I I & EU:CTR I C BOARD USE"or PROPERTY I N THE FUTURE.'" -, , , I THE COMMITTEE RECOMMEND~D THAT iHE PRO~~~'~~TY OFFICIALS:~~:~UTHOR~ZED ~~ 'E~~CUTE THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS GIVING THE ~EDERAL GOVERNMENT AN EASEMENT THROUGH THE AREA. ~ .. .. ... . . - . -" - . ~ ~ COpy or RESOLUT10N GRANTING ABOVE AUTHORITY~ - - I 'WHEREAS, THE CITY OF EUGENE, THROUGH THE E~~ENE WATER & ELECTRIC ~~~RD, IS I THE OWNER OF CERTAIN PROP~RTY LO~ATED!~ SECTI~~S 5:AN~ 3~, TOWNS~IP 17 SOUTH, I RANGE 3 EAST OF WILLAMETTE MERIDIAN, KNOWN AS THE RENNIE PROPERTY, AND' I I WHEREAS, THE BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION HAS REQUESTED AN EASEMENT I rORAST-RIPO.FLANDIOO FEET~ IN"WIDTH THR5>UGH THE SAID PROPERT,Y.AS RIGHT-Or-WAY 1 rOR AN'ELECTRIC TRANSMISSION LINE, 'REFERRED T.o AS COUGAR-CURRIN No. I TRANS-. I M I S5 I ON LINE:, AND ACCESS ROAD THERETO, AND: : '. , ! , .. ., . . I I WHEREAS, THE~ EUGENE WATER &, ELECTR~C' BOARD APP~~~ED THE REQUEST AND GRANT;". ! I ING or AN EASEMENT AT ITS MEETING ON SEPTEMBER 22, . ;958, AND' INSTRUCTED- Ii'S I SUPERINTENDENT-SECRETARY TO TRANSMIT=THE' PROPOSED EASEMENT TO THE CITY COUNCIL I ~ fOR APPROVAL AND EXECUTION;: . _ I THEREfORE, BE IT RESOLVED' BY THE COMMON COUNCIL THAT THE REQUESTED EASEMENT ! BE APPROVED, AND THAT ~HE MAYOR'AND CITY RECORDER oi T~E C~T~ OF EUGENE jE A~D I ARE HEREBY AUTHOR I fED AND DIRECTED TO E:XECUTE ~NI NSTR"UMENT CONVEYI N~ TO THE 1 UNIT~D STATES or AMERICAN, FOR THE. USE AND RIGHT TO ENTER AND ERECT,.MAINTAIN, 1 REPA-'R, REBUILD, OPERATE, AND PATROL ONE LINE' Of ' ELECTRIC POWER TRANSMISSION 1\ STRUC,TURES AND APPURTENANT SIGNAL LINES,'- INCLUDING THE RIGHT TO ERECT sUCH 'POLES" e ~ ", 323 e 10/13/58 ~---- ~ -----._--- ----- --- --~._- - ' ----- - --~-- -- --- ~--- - - ~- --- - -- ~- . --- - -. ---- - ~..- --~.- ---- -.-- -~--- --~ -.---- -- - -~ ----_._~-- .- --_.--~--- ~-~ --..- - - - - - - -- ~ u____._ - ~--- - - -. - -, -- . --- - l . -'I I I TRANSMISSION STRUt~URES, WIRt~) CABLES AND APPURTENANCES AS ARE NECESSAR~ ~HERETO, 1 IN, OVER, UPON AND ACROSS THE ABOVE-REFEkRED TO t,TY-OWNED LAND~~ r !I, I - I j 3. REQUEST FROM EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC' BOARD FOR C'ITY OFfiCIALS '1'0 EXECUTE QU'ITCLAIM I F ! DEED AND RELINQUISHMENT OF EASEMENT ON TWO SEPARATE PARCELS OF, PROPERTY - Ii" WAS I , I' I AGAIN EXPLAINED THAT THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD HAD BEEN REQUESTED TO fi I EXECUTE A QUITCLAIM-DEED IN FAVOR OF: LANE: COUNTY. ON PROPERTY DESCRIBED AS LOT 14 .t 'I OF THE PLAT OF LINTON, BEING IN THE AREA EAST OF THE FERRY STREET BRIDGE AND ON ~I ..THE NORTH BANK 6F THE W,LLAMETTE ~IVER~ OFFICIAL ACTION ON THIS ITEM IS TO BE I, ~, I TAKEN BY EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD BEFORE FINAL ACTION AND EXECUTION OF DOCU- ,I , :1 I': MENTS BY THE CITY OF EUGENE. -~ , 'I LIKEWISE :1 r IT WAS REQUESTED THAT THE CITY RELINQUISH AN EASEMENT OVER PROPERTY NO !' LONGER NECESSARY TO THE OPERATION OF THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC, BOARD AND FORMERLY I IN THE OWNERSHIP OF LORAN AND BESSE BOGAN, SUBSEQUENTLY DEEDED TO E. PEPPERKORN, 1: 1 IN THE VICINITY OF HAYDEN BRIDGE AND ACQUIRED BUT LATER , ,I ET AL, THIS PROPERTY BEING I e FOUND NOT TO BE NEEDED FOR THE RAW WATER LINE INTAKE. , 'I: .' if I~ \\ Ii THE COMMITTEE GAVE CONSIDERAT~ON'~O BOTH OF THESE ITEMS AND RECOMMENDED THAT THE i~ PROPER CITY OFFICIALS BE AUTHORIZED. TO' EXECUTE THE NECESSARY QUITCLAIM DEED AND' ;1 RELINQU1SHMENT OF EASEMENT ON'THE ~BOVE DESCR1BED PROPERTIES FOLLOWING ACTION OF I, I, THE EUGENE WATER &.ELECTRIC BOARD. i Ii - - . ~ :1 I I r !I !'j IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFFEY THAT ITEMS I,' 2'AND 3 OF'THE REPORT OF P " THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.BE APPROVED. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, ,I I' 'I 'I MOTION CARRIED. II I: II j.' ~:~ n .. -' 0.- '1:1 11 4. DISCUSSION REGARDING CITY OPERATION OF BUSSES - COUNCILMAN MOLHOLM :,NTRODUCED THE i'! SUBJECT OF BUSSES AND THE PROPR I ETY OF THE C'I TY' S PLAC I NG BEFORE: THE VOTERS A II 1: BALLOT MEASURE TO AUTHORIZE THE CITY TO ENGAGE IN THE OPERATION OF APUBLIC CITY HE INDICATED INHIS OBSERVAT~NS THAT IT APPEARS THERE I S SMALL HOPE 1'1 " BUS LINE. P , II OF A PRIVATE BUS FIRM BEING FORMED,. THAT HE DOES NOT BELIEVE THE'C,TY'SHOULD GET ,i " il 'I I NTO THE BUS I NESS EXCEPT AS A LAS~ R6~ORT.,. AND SUGGESTED THAT, THE BES'T' METHOD OF I: DETERMINING WHETHER THE PEOPLE ARE ~NTERESTED IN THE CITY'S OPERAT10N OF A BUS " I I,! LINE IS TO HAVE AN ELECTION TO MAKE THIS DETERMINATION. THERE WAS SOME CON- " Ii i1 SIDERABLE DISCUSSION ON THIS SUBJECT INCLUDING THE QUESTION AS TO WHETHER THE 'I I !! CITY SHOULD INITIATESUCH'A BALLOT ,OR WHETHER- SUCH. A MEASURE_SHOUL.D: BE I N IT IATEO '1 I. ;I BY THE PEOPLE, AND'SOME DiSCUSSION WAS ALSO HAD AS TO. WHAT THE POTENTIAL COST !: i;1 OF INSTALLING SUCH A SYSTEM MIGHT BE. I 'I ,: il h . - f A MOTION WAS MADE THAT THE, CITY ATTORNEY BE ,I NSTRUCTED TO, PREPARE A. RESOL,UT ION " FOR AN ELECTION TO AMEND: THE CHARTER OF THE- CITY,OF EUGENE TO ALLOW THE CITY, ;'1 , (:. OR REQUIRE THE CITY, TO ENGAGE IN THE: OPERATION OF A BUS BUSINESS, AND THAT ~l THE CITY MANAGER'S OFFICE AND THE,C,ITY:,ATTORNEy'S'OFFICE BE INSTRUCTED TO I.i 'INVESTIGATE THE. POTENTIAL COST Of. STARTING, SUCH A; S,YSTEM, INCLUD1NG THE COST 1.1 I I'i " I I Of BUSSES, DRIVERS, SHOP fAC~LITIES~ MECHANICS, ETC:. ,AFTE~ SOME ~ISCUSSION I; I" ON THE MOTION,- A VOTE WAS TAKEN AND, THE MOTION WAS DEFEATED. :\ \; ;,t II :'1 \," i,1 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. HARTMAN SE,CONDED BY MR.. MCGAfFEY .:rHATITEM 4 OF ,THE REPORT OF' THE " i. . :1 COMM 11TE.E OF THE WHOLE BE ADOPTE.D~. - I:, p Ii; :1 Ii AT TH I S PO I N,T MAYOR PRO TEM SHEARER LEFT THE MEET I NG AND THE CHA I R WAS ASSUMED BY \, e COUNCILMAN HARTMAN. . , - - I' " I COUNC I LMAN MOL HOLM AGA I N COMMEN,TED ON THE NECESSI TY FOR BUSSES IN THE CITY OF EUGENE. Ii t: " i, VARIOUS COMMENTS WERE MADE. BY INTERESTED CITIZENS-AND BY OTHER MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL. I I" !' 1~ THESE INCLUDED THAT BUS TRANSPORTATION IS QUITE. COMPARABLE TO A UTILITY ENTERPRISE :1 r AND MIGHT VER~WELL BE CARRIED O~ BY THE CITY GOVERNMENT. THEY, ARE LOOKED UPON AS A Ij \1 NECESSITY THE SAME AS ADEQUATE WATER, AND LIGHTING AND ARE A NECESSARY R~Q~[REMENT~ROR 1 r p A NUMBER OF PEOPLE IN THE CITY. t' F . , " I, COUNCILMAN LAURIS INDICATED THAT SHE BE~IEVES BUSSES ARE A VITAL NECESSITY TO THE CITY [I I.' n AND fURTHER SUGGESTED THAT THE COUNCIL PUT THE MEASURE ON A, BALLOT FOR AN ELECTION " :.1 'I WITH THE MEASURE, TO BE PERMISSIVE AND NOTM~NDATOR~THAT THEC~T~ OPERATE BUSStS. I, I :' - - - - 'I Ii MR. POOLE, AN ATTORNEY REPRESENTING TERMINAL TAXI SERVICE, INDICATED THAT THEIR FIRM !I 'I , IS CONSIDERING THE PLACI,I\tG.,OF STATJ_qN, WAGONS qR.L.I,G,HTWEJGHT.BUSSES ON T~E ST.REE!S', [I I I HE INDICATED THAT, THEY, ,O,O,'NOTHA\(E ALL O.F:TH.E' .N_EC,ESSA.RX'_',NF:OR.MATION TO.',MA,KE A CON- I :i II I I CRETE STATEMENT AT TH IS, TI.M,E., .BUT. _THA.T ',T,HEY ARE,',WOR.K.I,N~ ON .CO,ST INFOR,MA.T I ON AND THE I R ;1 j I; PRESENT THOUGHTS ARE THAT THEY. WOULD, OPERATE, TWO: OR. THREE: MAJOR' LINES', ,ONE TO SERVE il 11 THE RIVER-ROAD AREA THROUGH EUGENE TO SPRINGFIELD,. ONE OR TWO, OTHER REGULARLY SCHE- I' II DULED LINES,WITHIN THE. CITY, AND OTHER LINES WITHIN THE CITY TO BE OPERATED ON A I! ,I PARTIAL BASIS AS THE NEED IS SHOWN. THEIR THOUGHT IS THAT THEY WOULD PROBABLY OPERATE I' ;1 {i ABOUT TEN yEH I.CL.ES. IT WA.SL IK.E,WISE INDI CATEDSy' MR. P,OO,LE,TH.AT. THESE _VEH I CLES WOULD 1 BE OF SMAll, ,CAPACITY; T,HAT, ,1,5", ,TE,N, O.R-TWE.L,V.E-PASS,E,I\tG_E,R,$.".,WI,TH, .P'OSSIBLY ON,E,OR TWO OF I 1 11 THE LARGER. BUSSES, AND THAT DURING THE RUSH, HOURS THEY.WOULD BY CONTRACT9A.L 'ARRANGE- ! e MENT MAKE AVAILABLE TAXIS.TO HELP WITH ANY OVERFLOW ,THAT COULD NOT BE HANDLED BY BUSSES. II d II Ii )1 Ii "I " ~ j' r- 324 e ---- 10/ I 3!-58 - -..- -- - -- -- ---- - -- -- ----- ... .--. - - r MR~ KEEFE, ON~ pF THE rORMER CITY TRANSIT LINES DRIVERS, REMARKED THAT SMALL I BUSSES WOULD NOT ~OLVE THE PROBLEM 'N THESPRJ~GFIELD-RIVER RO~D AREA SINCE THE I PASSENGER REQUIREMENTS ARE HIGHER IN NUMBER THAN THAT WHICH COULD BE HANDLED BY SMALLER BUSSES. H~ ALSO INDICAT;D HE BELIEVES, THE,MATTER SHOULD,BE BROUqHT ro A VOTE OF THE PEOPLE. - ~ ~- - ..- - . '" - , .~ .... - ... ... ~- . . . - --. - --- ,. - , ' , ,. . ~- - - .- . '-...... _.~ " I A NUMBER OFI NTERE~TED CJ T I ZENS EXPRESSED TJiE I R V I E~S TO THE COUNC.I L, INQICATING I ! THAT BUSS~S ARE A NECES$ITY TO THEM TO GEl' T9 ~ND FROM WORK AND OrHER B~SINESS, I AND. THAT THEY ARE DEPENDENT UPON SUCH ~USSES.1 IN. A NUMBER OF INSTANCES THEY INDI- I I CATED THEY DO NOT OWN CARS;AND HAVE TO WALK L9NG DISTANCES IN ORDER TO EARN A j LIVELIHOOD. ' .. t I A NUMBER OF THE~E C'TIZENS;FURTHER IND,ICATED THAJTHEY,BELIEVE THE CITY,StlOULD I I I S~E THAT BUSSES A~E OPERATED WITHIN JHE CiTY IN ORDER JHAT:THEY MIGHT ~ONTINUE 1 I TO GET TO AND FROM THE~R WORK.' I . , I MR. BRENNE OF THE CHAMBER OF,COMMERCE STATED THAJ THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IS e I CURRENTLY TAKING A SURVEY OF THE INTEREST IN BUSSES, THAT 1200 HAD ANSWERED THE I SYRVEY SO FAR"AND,ON THE BA~IS OF THE SURVEY THEY HOPED TO PERSUADEP~1VATE CAPT- I I I TAL TO I!'JVEST IN'A PU~L1CTRANSPORTATION' ~YSTEM:. HE ALSO STATED, THAT MOST CITIES \ IN THE2~,000 TO 50)000: POPULATION CLASS HAD EXPERIENCED ~O~E .DIFFICULTY WITH BUSSES. HE STATED THAT HE BELIEVES ADDITIONAL PARKING:RE~TRICTION~, IN THE DOWN- I I TOWN AREA; THAT IS, EXTENDING LIMITED PARKING OR METERED AREAS, MIGHT PUT THE BUS I TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM IN A MORE FAVORABLE LIGHT AND THAT IT MIGHT ALSO BE NECES- I I SARY TO INCREASE THE FARES OVER THAT CHA~GED BY.CITY TR~NSIT LINES. IT IS HIS I BELIEF THAT AN AREA ENCOMPASSING: 90,000, PEOPLE"ApPROXJMATELY, COU~D SUPPO~TA f TRANSIT SYSTEM. I I I VARIOUS OTHER STATEMENTS WERE MADE CONCERNING THE SITUATION, AND IT WAS MOVED BY MR. MCGAFFEY. SECONDED ,BY MR. MOLHOLM.THAT THEMOT.lON BECONTINUEO:UNTIL THE NEXT MEETING O.F.THE C9UNCIL:ON OCTOBER"2"j; 1-9'5'S.': 'MOTI'ON"C-AR-RI'ED.',~'..."n~ .,- II ..\ -". , IT WAS THEN,MOVED ~YMR. MOLHOLM SECONDED BY MRS. LAURISTHAT, )HE OCTOBE~, 15,1958 I DEt\DL I NE FOR NON-fRANCHI SEp OPERAT,I ON OF ~U.S?ES BE EXTENDED TO OCTOBE~. 27, 1958, I DURING WHICH TIME THE CITY WOULD APPROVE THE~OPERATI9N,OF NON-fRANCHISED BUS SYS- TEMS WITHIN THE CITY OF:E~GENE.. MOTION ~ARRIED~ _. . I t I " ' ., I ~. CURB SIDEWALK.ON' EAST' SIDE OF LAWRENCE STREET BETWEEN 25TH AND 26TH AVENUES,- . I A PETITION REQyEST,NG THAT GURB SIDE~AL~S BE: LOCATED ON THE EAST SlpE Of I LAWRENCE STREET BETWEEN 25TH AND 26TH AYENUES S,~GNED BY OWNERS Of.61 ~6% OF I THE PROP-ERTY IN THE BLOCK ON THAT SIDE OF THE STREET WAS PREsENTED TO THE I COMMITJEE. . REP~ESENTATjVES OF THE COMMITTEE DROVE TO THE AREA .AND NOTED I THAT NO SIDEWALKS .I-IAD B.EEN I NSTAL,LED IN T.HE .AREA~. , IN D,I.SCUSSION, JJ WAS. I I THOUGHT THAT .IT. WOULD BE MORE. FAVORABLE: rO BUILD CURB SIDEWALK,S.ON:.BOTH~. I SIDES Of LAWRENCE:.STREET FROM 23RDAvEN!JE. TO THE SOUTH.END OF, THE ,FRASIER... ,I HYLAND ADDITION, (APPROXIMATELY:..28rH AVENl;JE). AFTER SOME: DISC.USSION..,THE COM... , i M I TTEE RECOMM.ENDED: THAT CURB S I DEWA{K,S BE ALLOWED ON BOTH 5,1 DES OF LAWRENCE I 1 I STREET FROM 23RD. AVEN,UE: SOUTH TO; THE S.OUTHBOU/IIDARY OF' THE', FRAS I ER...H.YLAND I ADDITION. I i .6. REQIJESTOF. LANE PLYWOOD,INC..BY MILLIGAN & BROWN FOR PE.RMISSION TO CONSTRUCT I . I j A CONCRETE INTERSECTION ACROSS BERTELSON ROAD ATJHE LANE PLYWOOD ~LANT LOCA- II I ~ - THE COMMITTEE HEARD A REQUEST THAT LANE PLYWOOD, INC. BE ALLOWED TO , CONSTRUCT AT THEI~ PWN,EXPENSE AN,INTERSECTjON CROSSING: BERTELSON ROAD; AND , i CONNECTING PROPERTIES IN THEIR OWNERSHIP. IT WAS INDICATED IN.THE,REQUESr t I THAT SUCH INTERSECTION WOULD BE BUILT TO CITY SPECIFICATIONS AND GRADE, BUT - THE OIRECT,OR, OF PUBL:lC WORKS EXPLAINED THAT NO GRADES. HAD BEEN .ESTABLISHED IN. TH.IS AREA ANP: IT W,OULD, TAKE. CONS.l DERABLE, SYRYEY WORK, fO.R !iRADES, TO BE I I \ ESTABLISttEp. , JT WAS, ALSO ~XPLAINEP THAT IF, SIJCH. .lNTER,SECT ION WE.RE T9 BE I .~UILT AT THE GRApE ~HICH SE.RTEL.SON R9AD. WO.ULD. HAVE SOME TIM~ IN J'HE F',UTURE, I .TH~. :INTERsECJl,ON WO.ULD,UNDOUBTEDLY BE LOWER THAN, IT,EXISJS NO~.: \ - . .-.. .. . - ' I THE COMMITTEE IN CONSIDERING THE REQUEST RECOMMENDED THAT PERMISSION BE I I GRANTED TO CONSTRU~T.THE CR'oSS.lNG WITtt.JHE:,UNDERSTANDING THAT THE,INTERSEC-. ! I TlON, WOULD BE ON A TEMPORAR,Y BAS;I,S Af'-4p :THAT, .l.F AT SOME T.IME IN, THE FUTURE, 1 :rHE STRE~T. IS REBU I L T:, LANE PL YWOOD, I NC. WOVL.D BE. SUBJECT J'O THE. NORMAL , I I ASSESSMENT FOR THE CONSTRUCTION Of THE INTERSECTION AT THAT TIME. I I I 7~ CONSIDERATION or BOARD OF: ApPEALS REPORT... OCTOBER 8, ! 1958:: -... . . I _ (A) REQUEST OF FRANK BEAVER, 1696: WEST. 6TH A VENYE, FOR VAR I ANCE FROM 3,'. I ALLEY. SETBACK TO ALLOW NEW CONSTRUCTION:TO,CONFORM WITH EXISJING~ >-" . I I CONsTRUCTJ ON - REP,REs.ENTAT I YES OF.. THE.. COMM I TTEE DROVE, TO THE AREA, " 1 OBSERVE~ THE.,SITE OF THE REQUE~TE~ VARIANCE:.AND ~ECOMMENDED THAT, THE ACTiON OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS, TO !iRANT THE VARIANCE BE, SUSTA.I~ED. i I ! i I I (B), REQUEST:9f A.. G.. AND PEARL C'SNEy,.2479 PORTLAND STREET, FOR. VARI.ANCE I I I ! i FROM SIDE AND FRONT PROPERTY L.INE, SETBACKS TO. ALLOW, CONSTRUCTION OF' I I I CARPORT ,- .THE COMMITTEE DROVE TO, THE. SITE .OF THE REQUESTED VARIANCE J .. AND NOTED. TH.AT THE HOUSE. AT THIS:LOCAT.ION IS 'IMMEDIATELY.AD.JACENT TO e J I I \ ~ I 'i -- 325 ~ e --- 10/13/58 - - - -. - - -.- + _ _~_v ~_ -.- - - --_._~-- ---- ------ ,-- - ~ ---~ - -- - -- -, - +- -..- I TH~ PROPERTY LINE AND rHE~E I.S N.o EXCESS R,OOM I.N FRONT. AFTER !.; SOME CO,N~ I DE~Ar I ON AND V I EW I N.G OF A SKETCH OF _THE PROPERT,X, THE II II COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE ACTION OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS :1 DENYING THE REQU~STED ~ARIANCE BE UPHELD. 11 - , >" "- Ii ' , - .-.- - - - - - ~ . - - - ' - -' - . - - - . --- I ' ' .q (c) REQUEST OF CARTER OIL COMPANY FOR'VARIANCE: to ALLOW OVERSIZE SIGN AT II \ PROPOSED SERVICE STATION TO BE LOCATED ON THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF \1 ,I 19TH AVENUE AND AGATE STREET ~ IT WAS I NO I,CATER THAT THE CARTE_R O,I.L ,I :1 11 !I COMPANY HAD REQUE~TED THEY BE ALLOWED TO INSTALL AN OVAL IDENTIFICA,:" I~ II TION SIGN .CONTAI~ING 29.5SQ~AR~ FEET AT THE ABOVE LOC~TIO~. THIS d I ARE~,IS ZONEp C-2, WHICH,,?ONE ALLOWS SUCH SIGNS TO CONTAIN ONLY 20 :1 SQUARE FEET,' , THE. BO_ARD ,Of, ApPEALS .MADE NO RECOMMENDAT ION ON TH IS. '\ I'i P MATTER, AND THE COMMITTEE INDICATE~,THEY DI~ NOT WIS~TO ESTABLIS~ Ii (I li'~ ANY PRECEDENT TOWARD OVERSIZE SIGNS. ON A MOTION THAT RECOMMENDATION ILl " OF APPROVAL ~E GIVEN TH~S REQUEST, THE M~T~ON W~S D~FEATE~ BY A VOTE Ij i'~ OF 3-2. :1 : I I e. !; - . . II B, PERMANENT REPORT Of THE PLANNING COMMISSION - OCTOBER 7, 1958: 1\ il II (A) ZONING NEWLY ANNEXED AREAS AT 2736 lAURELWOOD LANE AND 29TH AVENUE AND il L il !t CITY V I EW STREET -. THE PLANN I NG COMM I SS I ON RECOMMENDED T:HAT THE NEWLY I, A,NNEXED AREAS AT 2,736 lAURELWOOD :LAN.E AND 29TH AVEN.UEAND CITY V I EW I: :1 I' STREET BE ZONED TO R-I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL AND RA OUTER RESI- 1'1 /J DENTIAL RESPE,CrIVELY. AFTER ,CONSIDERATiON OF THE PLANNIN.G COMMISSION'S I' Ii I I Ii REPORT, THE COMM I TTEE RECOM.MENDED THAT ACT ION OF THE PLANN I NG COMM I S- P .\ 'I SION TO APPROVE THE ZONING Of THE ABOVE AREAS AS INDICATED BE UPHELD. /. I. i'! I il ' ' II I' (B) REQUESTED REZONING OF 1459 AND 1473 EAST 19TH AVENUE FROM R-4 RESIDEN- 'fj I' 'I TIAL TO C-2 NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL, GENE GIBSON AND JOHN WHETSELL - I !; ,I IT WAS INDICATED THAT PROPERTY HOLDER~ IN TH~S AREA HAD REQUESTED THEIR ,I l::~ II PROPERTY BE REZONED FROM R-4 RESI DENT I A,L TO C-2 NE I GHBORHOOD COMM.ERC I AL II H !i SO THAT SUCH PROPERT I ES WOULD BE ZONED T,HESAME; AS OTHER PROPERTY RE- il II Ii CENTLY REZONED TO C-2 AT THE NORTHWEST CORNER OF 19TH AVENUE AND AGATE II l't STREET. THIS WOULD MAKE ALL PROPER~IES I N THE QUARTER BLOCK AR,EA IN 'I I' ~\ AC-2 ZONE. THE'COMMITTEERECOMMENDED~THAT'THE A~TION OF THE PLANNING " 11 :1 COMMI.?SION TO APPROVE'TH,E REQU,ESTED _REZONIt~GAS OUTLINE,D ABOVE, B,EfJPHELD. ;,\ tl " I: - (C)REQUESTED REZONING OF PROPERTY AT 465 WEST 11TH AVENUE AND ADJACEN~ ;'l ;t I ~ PROPERTY FROM R-3 MULTIPLE FAMILY TO C-3P COMMERCIAL, MEDICAL DENTAL :1 Ij BUILDING COMPANY - IT .WAS INDICATED THAT THE MEDICAL DENTAL BU,ILDING ~ l h 'I I' COMPANY HAD REQUE~TED THAT PROPERTY ON THENORT~ SIDE OF "TH AVENUE I' " !! I: LOCATED AT 465 WEST 11TH AVENUE AND'ADJACENT P~OPERTX TO THE EAST BE ,I r REZONED TO C-3P, COMI>1E~C I AL AND THAT T,HE PLANN ING COMM I SS I ON HAD AP- ~ PROVED TH I S REZON I:NG.. THE QOMM I 1.TE_E VI S I TE:D THE SITE or THE. PROPOSED REZON I NG AND .AH~ER 0 I SCUSS I ON RECOMMENDED ,THE, ACT ION. OF THE P,LA_NN I NG " i.; COMMISSION APPROVING T~E RE~UE~TBE :UPBELD. . :1 " I q Ii :.1 I: (D) REQUEST FOR REZONING OF PROPERTY AT NORTHWEST CORNER OF 16TH AVENUE 1, I: !l I j; AND OLIVE STREET, BEING 1596 OLIVE STREET AND 115 AND 125 WEST 16TH I' ~l .,,1 AVENUE, FROM R-2 RESIDENTIAL TO CR COMMERCIAL, BEULAH BARNES - THE i' 'I (I PROPERTY HOLDER AT T~IS LOCATION RE~UESTS REZONIN.G FROM R-2 RESIDEN- ,I 11 I' TIAL TO CR COMMERCIAL, AND IT WAS NOTED THAT AT THIS TIME THE AREA IS :"1: BE I NG USED AS A TH I P.LEX._ THE PLANN I NG CO,MM.I ~S I ON RECOMMENDED DEN I AL :1 I.. :l! Of THIS REQUESTED REZONING; AND THE COMMITTEE AFTER DISCUSSION RECOM- ;'1 Il :r I' MENDED ,THAT THE ACTION Of THE, ,PLANNING COMMISSION DENYING THE REQUESTED I: ;1 I' REZONING ~E SUSTAINED. I,' e i,l I: ,I Ii (E) AREA REQUESTED FOR ANNEXATION IN VICINITY OF LORANE HIGHWAY AND WASH- 'I INGTON STREET - IT WAS. EXPLAIN.ED THAT. THE PLANNING COMMISSION. HAD CON- !'j 'I SIDERED A REQUESTER ANNEXATION WHICH ~OULO ENCO~P~SS THE ~REA SOUTH ::t I', ~:~I " Of KREArZ ROA~ AN~GENERALLY BETWEEN K~EATZ ROAD AND APPROXIMATELX ONE I,: !, Ii I: HALF BLOCK SOUTH or 30TH AVENlIE, AND fROM LORANE HIGHWAY AND,MADISON ij STREET TO THE WEST BOUNDARY OF THE EXISTING CITY LIMITS, MORE SPECIFI- ~ I i' CALlY DE~CRIBED AS BEING IN AND ADJACENT TO THE REPLAT or LOTS H ,& J, ,I Ii' II I ~ SUNSET Row ADDITION. THE COMMITTEE DROVE TO AND GENERALLY'OBSERVED I.: THE AREA AND RECOMMENDED THAT THE ACTION Of THE PLANNING COMMISSION I APPROVING THE REQUESTED ANNEXATION B,E, UPHELD, AND THAT THE CITY PROCEED ~.l 11 ,. .'. .. - . .. .. .. 'I II WITH ANNEXATION AS REQUESTED, IT BEI/'{G UNDERSTOOD 1HAT AN ELECT,ION IN ;,1 I: TH I S AREA ,WOULD, BE NECE~SARY ,TO COMPLETE THE ANNEXAT ION PROCE,DURE. I :J 1: q (F) DISCUSSION CONCERNING ACCEPTANCE OF 60' RIGHT-Of-WAYDEED.FROM MERTlE 'I r I' I!l CONGER rOR PROPERTY ON THE WESTERLY SIDE OF HIGHWAY 99 SOUTH OF-THE q I I: OVERPASS OF THE COO.S BAY BRANCH OF THE SOUTHERN PAC I FlC COMPANY - IT :1 ,I " WAS EXPLAINED THAT THE CITY HAD RECEIVED A REQUEST THAT THEY ACCEPT A J \ 1\ I, RIGHT-OF-WAY DEED FOR A ROADWAY ADJACENT TO AND IMMEDIATELY WEST OF ! Ii HIGHWAY 99 IMMEDIATELY SQUrH Of THE OVERPAii'OF HIGHWA~'~9 AY'THE ' II i,l ,. WESTERLY CITY LIMITS. IT WAS INDiCATED THAT A ROADWAY CURRENTLY, .1 I' .1 ! EXISTS OVER MOST OF THE PROPOSED RIGHT-Of-WAY, AND SINCE MRS. CONGER I' . I \, I DES I RE;S TO S,ELL A PARCEL Of .PROP,ERTY. IT IS NECESSARY THAT A PUBL~C t 'I , ROADWAY BE DEDICATED TO PROVIDE ACCESS TO ALL PROPERTIES IN THE AREA. 'I Ii I e THIS MATTER HAD BEEN DISCUSSED BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND HAD BEEN ~ Ii , , Ii II ,: I ~l ~ r 326 e 10/ 13/58 ~. .. u.. ~ __ .~d . ...-----_-:--~---~-::------ ~--~--~ -=--_--::-----_;--~--=-=--- ~--~~-:..-~-------~--::- ;:--:_--::- ---:----.:::-:--'~------ ---- --~-=----:-__._..:.--:-=-._- -';'-.,.--- ------------. - .- -. ~ APPROVED B'Y THEM. THE COMM I TTEE 0 I SCUSSED THE ,SUBJECT AND RECOMMENDED 1 i THA T THE CITY ACCEPT A DEED FOR THE ROADWAY AS OEseR I BED. 1- 9. D'SeUS610N REGARDING SEWER .IN .THE ALLEY BETWEEN LINCOLN AND CHARNELTON STREETS I I FROM 15TH AVENUE NORTH TO THE AMAZON - A REPORT FROM THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC I lWO~KS II'lD!C;ATED.TH~T.THE CITY HAS ~N I~" SEWER LINE LOCATED IN :THE CENTER Of ! 15THAVENUE,WI~H ,A 6~LJNE EXTEI'lDINGNO~THERLY 32-1/2 fEEl INTO THE ALLEY ; BETWEEN LI'NCOLN AND CHA'RNEL TON STREETS'" TH IS, 6" .L I NE . EXTENDS'. ONL Y TO THE ! .PROPERTY L1NE:S ALONG ,THE NORTH SIDE OF 15TH AVENUE, AND PRIVATE PARTIES IN I ! THE AREA. HAVE CONSTRUCTED AN 8" SEWER LINE ALONG THE ALLEY TO SERVE PROPER- I I TIES SOUTH OF, THE AMAZON AND BETWEEN THE AMAZON AND --'5TH AVENUE.'. THIS PRI- I VATE LINE HAS HAD A HISTORY OF PERIOD1C STOPPAGES AND THE CITY HAS HAD TO REMOVE OBSTRUCT IONS 'I N EACH CASE.' ,- II II AT TWO PREVIOUST/MES; NAMELY, JANUARY 1953 AND JANUARY 1955, THIS ITEM WAS I . BROUGHT TO THE COUNCIL AND THE COUNCIL INDICATED THAT THE SEWER- COULD BE BUILT . : IN BOTH CASES WITH THE CONSENT OF THE ,PROPERTY OWNERS. SINCE JANUARY 1955 ! ~ I A NUMBER Of.STO~J:'AGES I:IAVE:OCCURBED,_THE_LASLBEiI:NG' OCTOBERA, 1958.__.IT' 11 A~PEARS THAT .A~..L~NG~'AS.THE .:cITY .wILL. TAKE .STEP.STO CO.RRECT- .STOPPAGES:AND 'I MAINTAIN THE PRIVATE LINE, THEOWN~RS OF THE PROPERTY,-IN.nEAREA,WILL NOT CONSENT TO THE :RE&UILDING Of niE SEWER LINE TO CITY SPEClfICAT'I'ONS. I IT WAS LIKEWISE ,INDICATED THAT THE RECORDS SHOW NO SEWER ASSESSMENT HAS I,' EVER BEEN LEV I ED ON PROPERTY SOUTH OF T'HE AMAZON 'I N TH I:S BLOCK' AND THAT THE . 1- . .1 EXISTING LINES 'SERVE' TEN 'PROPERTIES AND THAT THIS PRE.SENTS A CONTINUING PROBLEM TO THE PUBL I C WORKS DEPARTMENT BECAUSE OF PER 100 I C STOPPAGES. ! j _ _ i , T~E COMM i TTEE 'C~N-~ i ~ERED' T~'t';' ; ;':~Ai; ~N" ;N~' ~EC~MMEN~ED THAT THE NECESSARY I,. ORDIN. ANCES IN;TI~T-i~GCO~STRUCTION,OF ~:-SEWE~' LINE- iN T~IS A~E~ ,~E ,PASSED WI-TH THE UNDERSTAND I NG-THAT THE COST OF TH I S SEWER LINE WOUL'D BE ASSESSED j - ,TO PR IVATE PROPERTY HOLDERS. _ I 10. REQUEST SY GENtRAL CAMPAIGN CHAIR~AN OF UNITED ApPEAL FOR A CONTR1BUT'ON i FROM THE CITY GOVERNMENT FROM T-HECIVIC-EMERGENCvFUND - .rT WAS EXPLAINED I ! THAT THE GENtRAL CHAIRMAN OF THE UN'TED,ApPEAL :FOR THIS YEAR HAD REQUESTED I THAT, INASMUCH AS THE UNITED ApPEAL IS ATTEMPTING TO RAISE $392,340.00 I TO"',A~D' THE H~,BUQGE'T _(OR, ~HE ~I~~~, t:'ROG~AM ,.'Of ..YQUTH, O~G,AN IZAT I,ONS, .R.E. L I'EF I I ~ND'Q!S~9TE~_AGE~qE~_~f\lD_CHrl,D_~~~EAGE;Nc!E;~, ,A..REQUE;~r ,BE; MAQE FO~ A 1 CONTR I BUT I ON -FROM THE C I'TY. GOVERNMENT~ TOWARD,THE SUPPORT OF THE~E A~GENC I ES. I :ITWAS .INDICATED THAT. THE ,BOARD Of THE UNI~ED ApPEAL HAD CONSIDERED THIS I MATTE~ AN~WERE RE~UESTING THAT THE MAYOR AND COUNCIL GI~E CONS~DERATION I TO. A CONTR IBUT-IONFROM' fUNDS :HELDI N' THE. C I V I-C EMERGENCY FUNDWH I C:H ARE . :DESIGNATED FOR :CHARITABLE PURPOSES. ,THE COM~lIT'TEE DISCUSSED THIS PARTICULAR ~ REQUEST AND INDICATED THAT NO FUNDS 'HAD BEEN BUDGETED fOR SUCH A 'CONTRIBU- 1 T I ON AND SUGGESTED THE MA'TTE=R'BE ,REFERRED TO THE BUDGET COMM I TTEE FOR THE I R 1 CONSIDERATION IN THE FUTURE." , ~ I - ., ' -. - -, "" -' . " ",."" ,- - ' , , ' , . . . . - -- t IT WAS MOVED B~-N~.,SH;~~~~'_;~~O~~ED Bv,MRs.;L.~u~;~:~~~~-i~~M~'::5:~~~OUGI';O':OF THE REPORT ! 1 OF' THE COMM ITTEE OF 'THE WHOLE BE APPROVED. ' MOT ION .CARR I ED. ' ji 'I I REPORTS OF BOARDS :AND COf'.t.1ISSIONS I I I A PERMANENT REPORT Of THE :PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD OCTOBER 7, 1958 - .RE: ZONING AND REZON- J, ING REQUESTS, ANNEXATION SUNSET Row ADDITION AND RIGHT-OF'-WA~ CONGER PROPERTY WAS SUBMITTED AND READ II ! AS FOLLOWS: e I " _ . II ", " , , L . - I .1 - "As A. PERMANENT.' RE'~~R~;' pURsu~NT -TO: T~E 'RE;~(~;' i o~ .~; '.THE :C~MMO~ .C~~NC I L OF I I THE CITY Of EUGENE, DIRECT/:NG THE CITY PLANNI.NG"COMMlsslor-i TO HOLD ,A :HEARING t II AND PREPARE A REPORT UPON THE FOLLOW I NG RtQUE'STS FOR REZON I NG, AND ,ZON I NG, THE PLANNING COMMISSION HEREBY ADOPTS AS .ITS PERMANENT REPORT THE fOLLOWING:. THE PLANNING COMMI:SSION. RECOMMENDS THAT THE FOL:LOWING REQUESTS .fORZONING AND REZON I.NG BE APPRovED: I -AREA ANNEXED BY ORDINANCE No'. 11300 ON ,JuNE 24~ '958 -' ! LOCATED AT 2736LAURELWOOD LANE I RECOMMEND ZON I NG TO R- I ,S, NGLE FAM I:L Y Rr,s, DENT ',AL ,0, STR' CT I .11 AREA.ANNEXED:BY,ORD.-INANCE',NO.' 11325:0N. JULY:15, 1958.- LOCATED AT 29TH & CITY VIEW . RECOMMEND lON ;~G'TO :RA :OYTE~ 'REs i DENT ;,AL' 6; s;.~ ~ ~l ' : : , .. . . ' ; I I GENE GIBSON & JOHN WHETSELL - I NORTH 80. FEET or LOTS 13-14, BLOCK 7, GROSS ADD I'T ION. I I LOCATED ,AT 1,459 AND 1473 EAS~,19iH AVENUE '., I i RECOMMEND CHANGE OF ZONE FROM R-4RESIDENTIALTOC-2 NEIGHBORHOO~COMMERCIAL I \ '" j- ! ~ 327 ", e 10/13/58 ~----------- -- ---- ------ -~-~ - - ----.- .----~ --.'--- -- --- . ------ #-._--~- ... .--- ---'--'- ---- --- _.~-- -- ---~ - - -- ---- - ----- - --_.- --_. -- -- --- --~- ~._-_. --~- ---~ -~---~._~ .- - - ~-_.- - .--- - .~- --~ -' - -- --- -- - -- - -..-- - - --~ -- --' - --- -- .---- .... r.. -- -- -. - -- - -- - ---. .- - '.- - -- . .. T I II MEDICAL DENTAL BUILDiNG COMPANY 1'1 LOTS 7 & 8, BLOCK 5, STEWARTS ADDITION -,LOCATED AT 450 II TH AVENUE W " j' II Ii RECOMMEND CHANGE Of ' ZONE fROM R~3 MULTIPLE fAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO C-3P COMMERCIAL DISTRICT. ! i! 'I AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE fOLLOWING REQUEST fOR REZONING ~"I I i'l I BE DENIED:, ! I r H i: BEULAH A. BARNES ~l fl ~:l " LOT 7, BLOCK 6, LIZZIE LUCKEY ADDITION - LOCATED AT ~ ; I, c 11 i 1596 OLIVE STREET AND 115 AND 125 WEST 16TH AVENUE I ~. I, I 1\ REQUESTED CHANGE OF ZONE fROM R~2 RESIDENTIAL TO CR COMMERCIAL DISTRICT, ! I, I, i I f :1 AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE fOLLOWING REQUEST fOR REZONING Iii \:; HELD OVER FROM OCTOBER 1957 BE PERMITTED T~ BE W.iTHORAWN WITHOUT PREJUDICE: II e if f! II (j ,I WILBUR B. MIKESELL' 'I I, BOTH SIDES OF OAK STREET BETWEEN 28TH AND'29TH AVENUES ii Ii 'I l'i 1'1 Ii REQUESTED CHANGE fROM RA.RESIDENTIAL TO COMMERCIAL ZONE II i, I,l l: r "I I ii AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS TO THE COUNCIL THAT THE BELOW DESCRIBED II I AREA FOR WHICH PETITIONS HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED, BE ACCEPTED fOR ANNEXATION, AND Ii l~ THATAN ELECTION BE HELD IN TBE AREA: ! ! i I I: ANNEXATION ,: AREA GENERAL~Y DESCRIBED AS BEING IN AND ADJACENTTO THE ['I ) ~ 1\ REPLAT OF LOTS H & I, SUNSET Row ADDITION TO EUGENE :,j i: LOCATED BETWEEN LORANE HIGHWAY AND WASHINGTON STREET Ij ~,: 1. ~ I I \i I' AND THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS TO THE COUNCIL THAT THE CITY WOULD " I' BENEFIT BY THE NEW ROAD AS DEEDED BY MRS. CONGER, AND THAT THE. PEED. ~S DR~WN i'l ,: Ij \, AND SUBMITTED BE ACCEPTED: \ 11 " " ~:1 q !~ MRS. MERTlE CONGER , , il 11 60 fOOT RIGHT-Of-WAV.ADJACENT TO WESTERLY SIDE Of HIGHWAY t:JS,No. 99. I: \1 SOUTH OF OVERPASS OVER COOS BAY BRANCH OF SOUTHERN PACIfiC RAILWAY." I' i i I', I' IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER 'SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFfEY THAT THE REPORT OF~THE PLANNING COMMISSION 'I I I II BE RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. (SEE COMMITTEE REPORT Of O~TOBER 10, 1958). I! \j :1 II 11 i'l A REPORT Of THE BOARD OF ApPEALS MEETING OF OCTOBER 8, 1958 - RE: VARIOUS. REQUESTS FOR PROPERTY il , Ii Ij I, LINE SETBACK VARIANCES AND SIGN VARIANCE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: .- " " " I Ii !I I: "THE BOARD Of ApPEALS HELD A MEETING AT THE CITY HALL, OCTOBER 8, 1958. :1 i:l [ MEMBERS PRESENT WERE MR. MORRIS, MR. CULBERTSON, MR. MOYER, MR. BALZHISER l AND MR. HENDERSHOTr,~ .THE MEETING WAS CALLED,TO ORDER BY MR. MORRIS. I' I l. I. MR. FRANK BEAVER, 1666 WEST 6TH AVENUE, REQUESTS A VARIANCE FROM II II I' THE REQUIRED 3' SETBACK ON ALLEYS TO CONSTRUCT A fOUR UNIJ ADDI-, ,I I" TION TO THE PRESENT AUTO COURT AT THE.~BOVE ADDRESS. ~I II e I 1';1 Ii! AfTER TAK I NG INTO CONSIDERATION THAT THE I '6" SETBACK WOULD CON- Iii I; fORM WITH THE EXISTING'UNITS, 'MR.,BALZMIIISER MAlDE A MOTION AND IT II Ii Ij !l WAS SECONDED BY MR. MOYER THAT THE VARIANCE BE GRANTED. ALL MEMBERS t!, J il I' PRESENT WERE IN FAVOR. tI "l I, il I! I, I; 2. PASTOR JOE YATES OF THE EVANGELISTIC CHURCH REQUESTS A VARIANCE " IN SIGN RESTRICTIONS IN A RESIDENTIAL ZONE TO ERECT A SIGN AT II r II 11 25TH & HILYARD STREETS. THE. PROPOSED SIGN WOULDBE:24 SQUARE !I ji~ FEET IN AREA PLUS LETTERING ON A 9'4" CROSS. I, ~l I' .1 II Ii IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT 12:SQUARE FEET WAS THE MAXIMUM AREA ~ FOR SIGN IN THAT ZONE. 'AFTER DISCUSSING THE MATTER, MR. MORRIS 'I MOVED AND MR. HENDERSHOTT S~CONDED THAT THE REQUEST BE SET ASIDE il FOR FURTHER STUDY. ,:1 I: ii I, :~ I.' I I: 3. A. G. AND PEARL L. CISNEY REQUEST A VARIANCE IN FRONT AND SIDE 1.1 Ii liNE SETBACK TO CONSTRUCT A CARPORT-AT 2479 PORTLAND STREET. ill I.; IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT THE. LOCATION Of THE PROPOSED 'CARPORT k Ii ,:1 WOULD BE A VIOLAT10N. Of THE ZON1NG ORDINANCE "0691; REQUIRING ; :1 ,I ~:~ ,I: CARPORTS AND GARAGES TO SET BACK 20' fROM THE FRONT PROPERTY Ii 'I I' i! LINE. " I I !: I, MR. MOYER MADE A MOTION. AND MR. BALZHISER SECONDED THAT THE - II e I, REQUEST BE DENIED. MOT ION CARR.' ED. 11 ,I [j , i~ I, ~ I." r'328 e . ~_ ._~c~:-~L~8._ ~------ ---- --~ ' -- --_._------- ---- ~- ---------- --- - - --- -------- ---- --~- -~ - - ---- 0 .--- C~_ .'--_',C'- .-- _--,I - -~- .. -- -- - - . ,- - ,-- , :r- 4. CARTER OIL COMPANY, 858 PEARL STREET, REQUESTS PERMISSION TO CONSTRUCT , I \ A SIGN 29.5 SQUARE FEET IN A C-2 ZONE LOCATED AT' 19TH AND. AGATE STREETS. i i ORDINANCE #10691 REQUIRES SIGNS IN A C-2 ZONE TO BE LOCATED fLAT AGAINST \ THE BU I LD I NG AND NOT TO EXCEED 20 SQUARE, F'EET IN AREA. .-' i -- i IT WAS POINTED OUT BY MR. MORRIS THAT IN THE PAST THE BOARD Of ApPEALS i I I HAD NOT ACTED:ONREQUESTS fOR .SIGNVARIANCES IN C-2 ZONES. THEREfORE, \ I IT WAS THE F'EELING Of MEMBERS Of THE BOARD THAT THE MATTER BE REF'ERRED I TO THE CITY COUNCIL, OWING TO THE FACT THAT NO POLICY HAD BEEN ESTABLISHED. II i ! THERE BEING NO fURTHER BUSINESS, THE ,MEETING WAS ADJOURNED.'" I I I I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS BE I I RECEIVED AND PLACED ~N fiLE. . MOT I ON: CARR I ED. ,: (SEE. COMM I TTEE REPORT OF. OCTOBER 10,1958 - EXCEPT I \ ! j REQUEST OF EVANGELISTIC CHURCH FOR SIGN VARIANCE WHICH WAS HELD IN BOARD OF' ApPEALS FOR F'URTHER STUDY). r , ,. I 1 PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS I e I ! 1 I I : THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR RENEWAL OF ROOMING HOUSE LICENSES WERE SUBMITTED AS APPROVED BY i . - . - ~ . - . . - . THE POa~CE, FIRE, BUILDING AND HEALTH:DEPARTMENTS:. . \ I ! II I! MARTIN ROOMS, 774 MILL RACE DRIVE ~ MR. AND MRS. C. E~ MARTIN -", I I INTERNATIONAL HOUSE, 7,5 EAST 13TH AVENUE - HAZEL FREDRICKSON . . I ... .. p- " j IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER .SECONDED BY MRS. ,LAVRIS THAT THE APPLICATIONS. BE, APPROVED. MOTION I 1 CARRIED. I . .. . I 21 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR RENEWAL OF LIQUOR LICENSES WERE SUBMITTED AS A~PROVED BY THE j POLICE DEPARTMENT: -. - + * - I II RETAIL MALT BEVERAGE CLASS A (RMBA) I THE GOLDEN CANARY TAVERN, 2000:WEST 11TH - RALPH AND,VIRGINIA GASERUDE I Ii EUGENE PASTIME, 730 WIL~AMETTE - GEORGE & LOUISE COOK I . . ,.. . RETAIL MALT BEVERAGE.CLASS B(RMBB) NEW U-BOWL, INC., 2486 SOUTH WILLAMETTE - J. J. POTTMEYER ,., I PACKAGE STORE CLASS A (PA) I: I i BECRAFT & NASON MARKET, 1085 WEST,4TH AVENUE,-:JAMES.T.:BECRAFT -- - I Ii I I ". il I CLASS A DISPENSERS (DA) SEYMOUR'S CAFE, 996 WILLAMETTE -DARLE SEYMOUR AND GLENN FACKRELL 11 CLASS B DISPENSERS (DB) SAHARA CLUB, 159 EAST BROADWAY - SIDNEY FREDRICKSON I! Foo's, 764 WILLAMETTE - FRANK YOK . , . -' " .. \ IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SE~ONDED BY MR. MCGAFfEY THAT THE APPLICATIONS BE APPROVED. MOTION I I CARRIED. . ., I I ... . .. . 31 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR LIQUOR LICENSES (CHANGE ,OF.OWNERSHIPl WERE.,.SUBMITTED AS APPROVED I ! BY THE POLICE DEPARTMENT: I l. I . ' I' PACKAGE STORE CLASS B (PB) .. . I . i MCKAY'S BIG Y MARKET, 2175 WEST 7TH AVENUE -,MILES MCKAY MCKAY'S LITTLE BIG Y MARKET, 603 WEST 19TH AVENUE - MILES MCKAY ; " : e,: ., .. , ' , , . -' , .. , I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER<;SECONDED BY MR...McGAf.'FEY THAT THE APPL.ICATIONS:BE APPROVED. MOTION I CARRIED. , , , , I 41 COMMUNICATION DATED SEPTEMBER 26,' 1958 FROM HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE AGENCY RE WORKABLE PROGRAM I FOR URBAN RENEWAL WAS PRESENTED ANDREAD,AS FOLLOWS: . I I I ' , - I "BASED ON THE .RECOMME~DATION OF REGIONAL ADMINI'STRATOR M. JUSTIN HERMAN, I \ I HAVE DETERMINED THAT THE WORKABLE PROGRAM YOU HAVE FORMULATED FOR THE ELIMINA- I I I I TION AND PREVENTION OF SLUMS AND BLIGHT IN EUGENE, OREGON MEETS THE REQUIREMENTS I ! I OF THE HOUSING ACTor 1949, AS AMENDED. I HAVE CERTIFIED TO THE COMMISSIONERS OF I \ THE FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION, THE PUBLIC HOUSING.AoMINISTRATION, AND THE I , URBAN RENEWAL ADMINISTRATION THAT fEDERAL ASSISTANCE SPECIFIED IN SECTION 10,1 (C) : i ! I OF THE ACT MAY BE MADE AVAILABLE TO YOU AS PART OF YOUR TOTAL PROGRAM. A CON- I I j FORMED COpy Of THE DETERMINATION AND CERTIFICATION IS ENCLOSED FoR YOUR USE. I I . 1 I I YOUR CITY ISTO BE COMMENDED FOR THE,WELL"CONSIDERED PROGRAM IT HAS DE- i I VELOPED TO ASSURE.ORDERLY GROWTH AND TO IMPROVE EXJSTING,NEIGHBORHOODS AND.. I I HOUSING CONDITIONS. I.WISH YOU SUCCESS IN THESE UNDERTAKINGS. i I .. I You WILL NOTE THAT THE EXPIRATION DATE Of THE DETERMINATION AND CERTIFICA- I TlON IS OCTOBER I, 1959. ANY FEDERAL ASSISTANCE INVOLVED IN PROJECTS WHICH I QUALIFY BEfORE THIS DA~EUNDER THE REQUI,REMENTS STA~ED IN THE DETERMINATION AND ! I I \ CERTIFICATION WILL CONTINUE TO BE AVAILABLE THEREAfTER. e I I II I ~' 329 ~ e 10/13/58 ~-----~_._-_.------~---------_._--- ------ --.- -- -------- -------.---".------ - -- --~------ - -- ~ .------ -- -- - -- ---- .--.-- --, - --- -- ---------- ------~------~~-~----~ -_.~--_._--~--- --~ - ---- ~-- ---....:: -- r - .-~. -- -- - . .-- - - --- , -, ___ _n_ _ _~__._ _~ _ _. __ " ! I ~. . ONE OF THE PURPOSES IN ESTABLISHING AN ~XPIRATION DATE IS TO PROVIDE FOR II AN ANNUAL REVIEW AND EVALUATION OF PROGRESS UNDER THE WORKABLE PROGRAM, BOTH , Li I [I j BY YOU AND BY THIS AGENCY. HENCE, AN EXTENSION OF'THE DETERMINATION AND il I CERTifiCATION MUST BE APPROVED TO SECURE FEDERAL AIDS FOR PROJECTS NOT QUALI- " FlED PRIOR TO THE~XP1RATION DATE. MY' REGIONAL ADMINISTRATOR WILL BE "I II IN I' " TOUCH W1TH YOU B~F6RE TH1 S DETERMINATION AND CERTIFICATI~N EXPIRES ~O DISCUSS ;! " " I! THE STATUTORY AND ADMINISTRATIVE REQUIREMENTS WHICH MUST BE MET IN ORDER TO .:1 .. JUSTIFY THE EXTENSION. THIS WILL INCLUDE EVIDENCE REGARWmNG YOUR CONFORMANCE [j v: TO THE SCHEDULES I N YOUR WORKABLE 'PROGRAM FOR ATTA I N I NG THE OBJECT I VES SOUGHT I' Il ,I ~ ;1 UNDER THE SEVEN ELEMENTS Of 'THE PROGR~M. I' I: II " I ii,l ii~ As YOU KNOW, UNDER SECTION 101(C) Of THE HOUSING ACT OF 1949, AS AMENDED, ,'~ 'THE WORKABLE PROGRAM DETERMINATION AND CERTIFICATION ~1 II IS THE FIRST STEP TOWARD I' 'j SECURING FE6ERAL ASSISTANCt FOR SPECIFIC PROJECTS. EACH PROJECT MUST 'MEET q I- ..i Ii OTHER LEGAL AND ADM I N I STRAT I VE REQUI REMENT'S; AND IN SOME CASES IT MAY BE [I Ii NECESSARY TO ACCELERATE THE COMPLETION OF SOME ELEMENTS OF THE WORKABLE PRO- e GRAM IN ORDER TO MEET THESE REQUIREMENTS. I ::: j! 'I 1'1 l! I AM ALSO ENCLOSING fOR YOUR USE A SUMMARY OF YOUR WORKABLE PROGRAM PRE- \ I: THIS SUMMARY t ~ 1 PARED FOR ME BY MY STAFF. IS INTENDED TO BE A CONCISE STATEMENT ! ;: OF THE MORE IMPORTANT ELEMENTS OF YOUR PROGRAM. WHERE THEY HAVE' BEEN ESTAB- I l' LISHED, IT GIVES THE SCHEDULES FOR COMPLETING "THE WORK ON THE SEVERAL ELEMENTS. I, " I: l- I 1\ IT IS WITH GENUINE PLEASURE THAT I AM ABLE TO INFORM YOU OF THE APPROVAL I ,I , OF YOUR WORKABLE PROGRAM. You AND THE OTHERS !: i: IN YOUR COMMUNITY WHO HAVE PAR- rl !1 TICIPATED IN MAKING THIS POSSIBLE 'HAVE MY HEARTIEST CONGRATULCATIONS. You I: ALSO HAVE MY EARNEST ASSURANCE OF OUR DESIRE TO CONTINUE TO COOPERATE WITH 'I I YOU IN YOUR EFFORTS TO FREE YOUR COMMUNITY 'OF SLUMS AND BLIGHT." ., I' fl j,: IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. -MCGAFFEY THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND ii I: II PLACED ONe." I LE. MOTION CARRIED. ~\ iil I !.' COMMUNICATION DATED OCTOBER I, 1958 FROM DUANE SAMPSON, 763 EAST 11TH AVENUE, RE PARKING "SITUA- II , I: TION WAS PRESENTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: \i I: I I~ " I AM A STUDENT.HERE AT THE U OF 0 LIVING AT' THE' SIGMA NU'FRAT HOUSE. , , j, II ,I - , " - ji iil I WOULD LIKE TO INFORM YOU THAT YOU HAVE A PARKING PROBLEM IN THIS 1'1 J' -i I' VICINITY. THERE ARE FOUR FRATERNITIES, THE NORTHWEST CHRISTIAN COLL:EGE, AND il I: II NUMEROUS SMALL BUSINESSES AROUND THIS AREA AND IT IS VERY DIFFICULT TO FIND I: WE HAVE A DRIVEWAY ALONG SIDE OF THE HOUSE, BUT I' ANY PLACE TO PARK. IN IT j,l r THERE ARE ONLY ROOM FOR EIGHT CARS. 'I , .", li iI' .THERE ARE "TWO HOUR PARKING" SIGNS POSTED ALL AROUND THE AREA. I !I I: PARKED I' !: ON ALDER BETWEEN 11TH &, 12TH AVENUE 'YESTERDAY AND:TODAY WHEN COMING BACK II FROM CLASS I FOUND FOUR TICKETS ON MY WINDSHIELD FOR OVERTIME PARKING. ITS n Ii NOT THE IDEA THAT I SHOULDN'T HAVE BEEN FINED, BUT I CANNOT REALI~ETHE 'REA- 1i il I \' SON FOR THE SIGNS. , ,\ I: ,I ALSO I AM NOT THE ONLY ONE WHO FEELS THIS WAY ABOUT THE PROBLEM. I II I' :, L HAVE HEARD A GREAT DEAL OF CONTROVERSY ABOUT THE PROBLEM. THEY TOO THINK ;1 I, j, SOMETHING SHOULD BE DONE ABOUT IT. (i II ,. :\ f' HERE PLEASE GIVE MY REQUEST-SOME CONSIDERA- ;1 I: IS THE MONEY rOR THE rINE. 'i TION." " I: II .' 'J ::e. :' il I,: 'T WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. McGAFFEY THAT THE COMMUNICATION 8E RECEIVED AND II 'I PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. :i I: , 21: COMMUNICATION DATED OCTOBER 2, 1958 FROM OREGON STATE SANITARY AUTHORITY RE MEETING OF PACIFIC .1 :'\ II NORTHWEST SEWAGE AND INDUSTRIAL WASTES ASSOCIATION WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: :1 I: "THE TWENTY-FIFTH ANNUAL MEETING or THE PACIFIC NORTHWEST SEWAGE'AND 11 II Ii INDUSTRIAL WASTES ASSOCIATION WAS HELD ON SEPTEMBER 25, 26 AND 27, 1958 AT SPOKANE, WASHINGTON. WE WERE MOST PLEASED THAT YOUR SEWAGE TREATMENT 11 I PLANT.OPERATOR, MR. NEWELL,-HAD SUBMITTED AN'ANNUAL OPERATING REPORT FOR THE EUGENE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT FOR 1957. 'TH I S WAS' AN EXCELLENT REPORT tl AND IS A FINE EXAMPLE OF WHAT WE ARE ENCOURAGING ALL OPERATORS THROUGHOUT 'I THE STATE TO SUBMIT TO THEIR COUNCILS OR BOARDS. If YOU HAVE NOT ALREADY I, II 1,1 HAD THE OPPORTUNITV TO REVIEW THtS REPORT, "MAY WE SUGGEST YOU DO SO AT il I' ONCE. You wi LL, WE"BEL I EVE; FIND IT-MOST INFORMATIVE AND' USEFUL IN ANS- rl I II WERING QUESTIONS ASKED IN PUBLIC MEETINGS AND IN SETTING UP YOURANNUAL -I "I i'i BUDGET. i,l 1\ - " il 'WE SINCERELY WISH 'TO COMMEND YOUR'OPERATOR FOR THIS EFFORT ON HIS PART, AND HOPE YOU WILL DO LIKEWISE. WE WERE ALSO MOST-PLEASED TO FIND YOUR I.' .' f! OPERATOR IN ATTENDANCE AT THE CONFERENCE AND WISH TO THANK YOU FOR MAKING I , 11 HIS ATTENDANCE POSS1BLE." -' - ' - ) . - . i, e Ii IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR. McGAFFEY THAT THE COMMUNICATION BE RECEIVED AND , I' PLACED ON FILE. MOT! ON CARR I ED. I'., !' n 'I j! il I; ~l .:..4 r 330 . I 10/13/58 ---- ------------- ---_..-- --. -- - --- ---_.--- -..-.--------- - - -~-~~~- +_. - - - - _.--- - --. m_ 1 .. . . . ORD I NANCES j I t ' , . ~ I I COUNCILMEN SHEARER, EDMUNDS AND LINDEEN ABSENT. . I I I COUNCIL BILL No., ~468 - 'RE: ,DISPENSING WITH ELECTION IN CITY AND ANNEXIN,G Fox HOLLOW AREA UPON I 1 FAVORABLE RESULT OF ANNE.XA,T10N,E;LECTION W",THI}~ fox HOLL.oW AREA, WAS .SUBMITJ:ED AND READ THE FIRST T;r.ME I , IN FULL. ,I ." -, I 1 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. St'!l.SLER .SECONDED B,Y MRS., LAURIS THAT THE BILL BE READ T~E SE~OND TIME BY i ) COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF ,THE COUNCIL.. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE ! j BILL WAS REAO THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. $HISlER SECONDED BY.MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BWLES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE ' I READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCI~ BILl.' .!"UMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS <:ONSE,NT OF THE :COUNCIL,' MOTION CAR- ! j RIED UNANIMOUSLY ANt? THE BILL WAS Rf;AD THE THIRD TIME :BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY~ I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT-THE BILL BE AP~ROVED AND GIVEN FINAL I ~ I: PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED i ., It I 1347. \ i I ' " I 2 i COUNCIL BILL No. 4469 - RE: ORDERING SPECIAL ELECTION IN ARE~'FOR ANNEXATION OF Fox HOLUOW AREA I . ... . , ,. . . WAS SUBMITTED ANQ READ iUIEFfjILR~T T IMEI N FULL ~ . , I I 1 IT WAS MOVED BY.MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR~,. LAURI.S TH~T THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY .'- j COUNCIL BILL NUMBER.()NLY, WITH UN~NIMOUS CONSENT 'OF. T~E,.COUNCIL. ~OTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE It I I BILL WAS READ THE SECO,,!D TIME .BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY., I ,. . , ! IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MR~. ~LAURIS.THAT ;HE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE I : READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNC;L BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR- i I RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BI.LL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. I I . . .' I I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL 1 PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED I " " ' j 1/348. I 3 I COUNCIL BILL ~o" 4470.,- RE: CALLING A HEARING TO DISPENSE WITH ElECTION IN CITY ON ANNEXATION Of ! AREA I N SUNSET Row ADD I T ION WAS SUBM "TTED AND READ THE FI RST 'T'I'ME. IN F-liLL. .. . I i IT WAS MOVED BY :MR. .SI:fISLER SECONDED BY,'M~S. LAURIS 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 " ,.",. .., ., . . . , i BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. ! ! - . i I 1 IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE I READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BI'LL NUMBER ONLY,. WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR- I ., . . . . .. . .. . ., .. .., . I RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND'THE BIt,.L WAS READ THE THIRD T~MEBY,COUNCILBILL NUMBER ONLY. I I . ., , .,' i IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED -BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL I PASSAGE. ROLLCALL V~TE.' ALL CO~NCIU~EN PRESENT VOTING AYE,.niE BILL 'WAS DECLAR'ED, PASSED AND NUMBERED I. I I 1349. , I I . . ,. 41 COUNCIL BILL No. 4471 ,- ~E:. ZQN!,NG R-I_SIN~LE FAMIL,!, RESIDENTIAL'QIST-RICT A.REAAT ?736 LAURELWOOD 1 LANE ANNEXED BY ORDINANCE No. 11300 ON JUNE 23, 1958 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. j IT WAS MOVED BY MR. 'SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS~H~T-THE BILL BE READ THE.S~COND TIME BY I ; COUNCIL BILL NUMBE~ ONLY; ~;.TH U~ANIMOUS CONSENT ~;f- THE COlINCiL. MOTIONC.ARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE I . , I BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. ; , . e ! IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS 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- j R I ED U~AN IMOUSL YAND THE BILL. WAS READ. THE TJ-! I RD T IM~ BY COUNC I L ,B I LL NUMBER O~~ Y. , " . 1-, i IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURISOTHAT THE BILL BE APP.ROVED AND GIVEN FINAL I PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL CO~NCILMEN PRESENT,VOTING,AYE,.:THE BILL WAS DECLA~ED r:'A~SED AND NUMBERED I I I 350 .' . - j ., ~, - - ' , , 5 .1 COUNCIL BILL No. 4472 - RE: ZONING RA OUTER RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT AREA AT 29TH,AvENUE AND CITY I. VIEW STREET ANNEXED BX ORDINA~CE ~O. I/3~~ ON JUt,.Y i~, 1958 ~AS SUB~ITTEb ~ND RE~D iHE FIRST TIME IN F UL L . . " I ! IT WAS MOVED BY MR~.SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE'SILL BE.READ THE SECOND TIME BY ! COUNCIL BILL NUMBER,ONLY, WpH,UNA~lIMOUS CO!'lSENT,Of T!i.E <;:OUNCIL.:MoTI,ON CARRIED UNANIM?USLY AND THE I BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. 1--- I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAUR;~'~HAT THE RULES BE SUSPEN:ED AND THE BILL BE . I READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUN'CIL 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. I .. "':. ':".,. ...., '. I liT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL I :, PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED II \ 11351. I) ,... .. \ .. ., ,! II ~.1. II I I " I , ,331 ~ e _. 10/13/58 -~_.- - - ~~ ~ - -- -- ---- -- - . - --~ . --- - ~~ - -~- - -.- - -~ --- ----- --. "--. ~- , -_.- ---- --- --- ----- ~ ~ -~_._-- ~- .. - ~-_. - --_.._~ - r - --- ~-- - ~_. --" .- --~- -~ -- , -I' I I II:! COUNCIL BILL No. 4473 - RE: REZONING FROM. R-4 RESIDENTIAL TO C-2 NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL AREA AT 1459 AND 1473 EAST 19TH AVENUE (NORTH 80 FEET OF LOTS 13 AND 14, BLOCK 7, GROSS ADDITION)(GIBSON AND II I WHETSELL) WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME I N: FUll:. II IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BILL; BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY J ~'I !; COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS. CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE H , \: BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME:BY COUNCIL BilL NU~BER'ONLY. :\ Ii :1 " Ij IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS 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. ::1 " MOTION CAR- H I; il I; RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS' READ: THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. 1,1 l- I l:' il IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL :1 I: I:' ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL'COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BiLL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED :! r PASSAGE. II " Ii 11352. ~: 1'1 e 2 II COUNCIL BILL No. 4474 ~ RE: REZONING FROM R-3 MULTIPLE fAMILY RESIDENTIAL TO C-3P COMMERCIAL AREA ,I ,I l:' AT 465 WEST 11TH AVENUE (LOTS 7, AND 8, BLOCK 5, STEWARTS ADDITION)(MEDICAL DENTAL BUILDING COMPANY) \; , ',i WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL. ~j ill ,. f! 1,1 t;; IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THATTHE BILL BE REAo THE SECOND TIME BY i: I. 'I COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE :,1 I' ~'I ,! ',l I: BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. :1 I II II I: IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDtD BY MRS., LAURIS THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENOED AND THE BILL BE 'I 1,1 I: READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR- ~,l I' r RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. 11 I, li'! Ij I~ " " IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BILL BE APPROYED AND GIVEN FINAL :: H I' I, PASSAGE. ROLLCALL YOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED I' i !! 11353. f 3Y COUNCIL BILL No. 4475 - RE: SANITARY SEWER IN ALLEY BETWEEN LINCOLN AND CHARNELTON STREETS FROM ,~' . I: 15TH AVENUE NORTH TO THE AMAZON WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME I N FULL. I ,. II : ~ I; I: IT WAS MOYED BY MR. SHISLER' SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BHL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY t: COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH. UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of' THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE :1 I, ~{ 11 BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL. NUMBER ONLY. 11 . ~, !I IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE I;., I. :;1 : READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR- Ii ii RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE, THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. il t :1 I, .1.' (1 !\ ,I I. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN fiNAL II ~ :~ ';!'I ." PASSAGE. ROLl::CALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED j ...~ .'1 i 11354. :.! j, y i'l "I I 4 I. COUNCIL BILL No. 4476 - RE: ADOPTING PLANS AND SPECifiCATIONS FOR SANITARY SEWER IN ALLEY BETWEEN 'I 'I I, 1:1 LINCOLN AND CHARNEL TON STREETS fROM 15~H AVENUE NORTH. TO THE AMAZON WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST II \, 'I Ii TIME I N FULL. il i c IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY ;.1 i M I: COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNA-NIMOUS CONSENT OF'THE COUNCIl;.. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE I '! BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME B~ COUNCIL BILL, NUMBER ONLY. - ~l ii ~ , il e II IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER.SECONDED BY,MRS. LAURIS THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE ;1 .,1 Ii READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH .UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR- :1 :1 , R I ED UNAN I MOUSL Y AND THE BILL WAS READ THE TH I RD TI ME BY COUNC I L BILL NUMBER ONLY.' ~ I' I Ii ~ IT WAS MOV~D BY MR. SHISLER' SECONDED BY MRS., LAURIS THAT THE BILl BE ApPROVED A~D' GIYEN FINAL I ,I ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND' NUMBERED ri PASSAGE. " H I I: 11355. :1 y (i 5 il €OUNCIL BILL No. 4477 - RE: LEVY'ING ASSESSMENTS FOR SIDEWALKS ON SOUTH SIDE OF. 22ND AVENUE FROM , Ii , ,t VANBUREN STREET TO TYLER STREET WAS SUBM I TTED AND READ THt F I R:ST TIME I N f UL L . ~i I :l II ;i I IT WAS MOVED BY MR.. SHISLER SEC,ONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BILL BE HELD OVER AND PROPER NOTICE (I I' I' OF ASSESSMENT GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED. II F 'I '<I i,1 Jr :i! 61\ COU~CIL BILL No. 4478 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR SIDEWALK ON 20TH AVENUE FROM PATTERSON TO HILYARD STREET (EXCLUDING EXISTING S'IDEWALK) WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE fIRST TIME IN FULL. I It !I II IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHIS~ER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BILL BE HELD OVER AND PROPER NOTICE ': [I " ':1 Of ASSESSMENT GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED. Ii I: II il 'I Ii 11 (, 1\ 11 u Ii ;,1 \ e I: ::; !i II " I' I',: :1 !,j II ~ r332 e _ ~._ -:-_'E.LJ~/~~._ ,_ -. ----- - .- - - - ~ - -~-- _.-------- --+- ---~ ._~_._- -- .__.--- ~_._- -- -_. - - _._-~ -~- --_._------- - . - - ~ , - .... -..- r RESOLUTIONS ] I I :\ I RESOLUTION - RE: PARKING AND STOP SIGN R~STRICTIONS WAS SUBMJTTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: 11 I' "WHEREAS, CHAPrER 28 EUGENE CITY CODE"ENTITLED..MoTO~ VEHICLES ~ND TRAHIC~ II I PROV,IDES THAr PA~KING RESTR'CTjON~'A~D STOP:SIGN ~ESTRICTIONS ON THE STRE~TS OF II i THE CITY OF EUGENE WHICH ARE ESTA~LISHED AFTER THE DATE OF THE ADOPTIO~'OF: SAID CODE SHALL BE ESTABLISHED BY RESOLUTION, AND I I i I .. ' . ' - I WHEREAS,' THE COMMON COUNCIL, AFTER INVESTIGAT)ON, CONSULTATION AND ~TUDY, I j HAS DETERMINED THAT ADDITIONAL PARKING,AND TRAfFIC REG4LATlqNS AND ?:rOP R~STRIC- I I' ,\ TIONS SHOULD BE ESTABLISHED; r ' . - - I - I NOW, THEREfORE; BE IT RESOLYEP BY THE COMMON,CO~NCIL,Of:THE CITY Of EWGENE, f II AS FOLLOWS: i I-HOUR PENNY/NICKEL METER_AND FOUR 24-MINUTE PENNY 11 I. THAT ONE \1 e I METERS, BE INSTALLED ON THE EAST ?!DE OF KINCAID S:rREET BErWE~N -., I 14TH AVENUE AND i5TH AVENUE FROM THE ~ORTH SJDE,OF THE SOUT~ I i DRIVEWAY TO THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON LIBRARY, NORTH TO THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE NORTHPRIVEWAY T9 THE UNIYERS):ry OF OREGON I LIBRARY,. ,: " I, I I 'I I I 2. THAT PARKING METER #530 ADJACENT TO THE HOFFMAN HOTEL ON BROAD- !~ I I WAY: AND METER #650:ADJACENT TO THE, EUGENE HOTEL ON BROADWAY BE Ii I REMOV~D AND HO:rEL LOADI~G ZONES: INSTALLED.: 1 - 3. THAT A 3D-MINUTE LIMITED PARKING ZONE BE ,INSTALLED AT THE FOL- II LOWING LOCATIONS: I I II I . - I ., - . . ' I BEGINNING AT A POINT 156 FEET WEST Or THE WEST CURB LINE Or I LINCOLN STREET FOR A DISTANCE OF 22 FEET TO THE WEST ON THE I I NORTH SIDE OF )3TH AVENUE. I ." - . I 4. THAT THE 2-HOUR LIMITED PARKING BE REMOVED FROM THE SOUTH SIDE .Of ~TH AVE~UE BETW~EN WASHINGTON. STREET AND: LAWRENCE STREET,AND I THAT, THE AREA BE SI~NED "No TRUCK PARKING: AT ANY TIMEII~ . ,. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHISLER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. MOTION I I CARRIED. I - i 2 I RESOLUTION - RE: REQU.ESTING llBRAR,Y BOARD TO SUBMIT ~ATTERSJ'O CqUNCIL IN TIME FOR COMMITTEE I I I i CONSIDERATION BEFORE FULL COUNCIL MEETING WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I I I I - .' .,IIWHEREA.S, .1 TIS THE ~OL-'CY or THE COMMOt-l COUNC I L: .Of THE CITY OF. ,EUGENE ,TO. I' II I, CONSIDER MATTERS IN COMMITTEE BEFORE FINAL CONSIDERATION AT A REGULAR COUNCIL I, i I; I MEETING, AND - - - . - - Ij I 1 . , . " I I I WHEREAS, ON SEVE~AL OCG,AS 10,NS T,",E EUGEN.E LI BRA,~Y BO,ARD HAS: REQUESTED 11 IMMEDIATE ACTION BY THE COMMON COUNCIL IN A REGULAR COUNCIL MEETING, WITHOUT I j . , PRIOR CONSIDERATION; 1 1 , .. , , ' . -. .. .. '. .. - ~ NOW, THEREfORE, BE IT ~F.:SOLVED ,ey, THE COMMON COUNC Il.Of THE C!TY OF J:uqENE, THAT THE EUGENE LIBRARY BOARD BE, AND IT IS HEREBY, R~QUESTED .1'0, HENCEF9RTH SUBMIT ANY MATTERS REQUIRING COUNCIL APPROVAL SUFFICIENTLY IN ADVANCE OF A I ' REGULAR ~OUNC I L M.EET lNG, TH,~T THE S~ME M.AY. BE CONS I,DERED. BY .THE PROPER COMM:ITTEE I OF TtiE ~OUN,CIL OR BY T,HE. C.oUNCIL AS, A C9MMITTEE- OF THE WHOLE 'pRIOR :ro THE REGULAR e COUNCIL MEETING.~ I I IT WAS MOVED B~MR. ,MOC"OEMY SE~ONDED.BY MRS._L~URIS THAT THE RES9LUTION.BE TABL~D. MOTION I I CARRIED. . . I I 3! IT WAS SUGGESTED BY MR. MCGAFFEY THAT THE MATTER OF REMOVAL OF ON-STREET PARKING FROM ONE SIDE I ! OF BOTH 6.TH AVENUE AND 7TH AVENUE BE REFERRED TO THE~ PUBL I C SArETY: COMM I TYEE AND A STUDY BE MADE BY I 11 I THE TRAFF I C ENG I NEER ANp POL ICE PEPARTMENT FOR PRESENTAT I.oN T,O THE COMM) TTEE. I I ~:TED' .. I ,I , t ! ,. . ' . . \ , ',...RO,BE~T:A. FINi.A~ I , CITY MANAGER I I I I . 0 I ! I :! - , \ I ~\ :1 " ! II