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CO.UNC It CHAMB.ER
. : EUGENE, . OREGON,
JANUARY 26, 1959
THE REGULAR MEETING Of THE COMMON COl!NCIL .Of THE CITY. 0:1': EUG.ENE WAS. HELD .ON JANUARY '12:, 19.59 AND
ADJOURNED TO JANUARY 26, 1959 AT 7:30 PM IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER. THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY
HIS HONOR MAYOR E. E. CONE WITH THE fOLLOWING COUNCI:LMEN PRESENT: MR. SHEARER, MRS. LAURIS,
MR. LINDEEN, MR. MOLHOLM, MR. MCGAffEY, MR. CHATT, .MR. .MOYER AND MR. WILSON.
THE INVOCATION WAS GIVEN BY REV. J. STANLEY BARLOW.
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THE MINUTES Of THE.R.EGULAR MEETI:NG O.rJANUARY. 1:2, :195Q, AS MAI:LED TO ME.MBERS Of THE COUNCIL, WERE
APPROVED.
INTRODUCTION OF NEW BUSINESS
COUNCILMAN SHEARER INDICATED THAT ,"OR :SOME PERIO~ Of_' TIME :THERE HA.S BEEN: DI:SCUSSION WITH REGARD
TO A NEW CITY HALL BUT THAT THE CITY CONTINUES TO OCCUpy THIS RATE INfESTED PIGEON NEST WHICH THE CITY
WOULD NOT ALLOW ANYONE ELSE TO USE If THE BUILDING WERE IN OTHER HANDS. HE ALSO INDICATED'.THAT WITH
THE URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT AND THE COMMITMENTS Of THE COUNTY AND THE STATE IN THE URBAN RENEWAL AREA,
ONE COULD WELL fiND EVER.YONEELSE .COMMITTED TO T.HE AREA EXCEPT ',T.HE CITY, .AND. THAT HE BELIEVES SOME
EXPRESS I ON fROM THE COUNCI L .1 N TH I S :RESPECT .SH.Ol!L.DBE M.ADE.. :
ON THIS SUBJECT THERE WAS SOME DISCUSSION, .I:NCLl!D.ING, T.HAT .THECITIZEN,S.Of..T.HE,C'-'T:Y. SHOULD HAVE
THE RIGHT TO VOTE ON THE LOCATION AND A CHOICE Of SITES; THAT ALL CITY, STATE AND COUNTY BUILDINGS
SHOULD BE GROUPED; AND.THAT THE U.RBAN :RENEWAL AREA..I S.A. CONGE,STED :AREA .FROM. A TRAF:f I.C STANDPO I NT AND
If PUBLIC BUILDINGS ARE TO BE LOCAT.ED.]HE:RE" THJS CON.GESTI,ON, WILL. :1 NC.REASE ANDS9ME ME:T.H.OD .SHOULD BE
fOUND TO WIDEN THE STREETS.
I T WAS THEN MOVED B.Y MR. MOLHOLM :SECON,DED .BY MR. MOYER T.HAT THE ,COUNC.I L',.TAK.E .SOME .ACT ION TOWARD
LOCATING THE CITY HALL IN .TH.E. URBAN .R.ENEWA.L AREA. MOTIO.N .CARR,IED:.
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COUNCII.WOMAN .LAURLS STAT.ED SH.E B.ELIEV,ES. TH.E .DESI.GNING Of :THE 01TY .HAL:l. SHOl,lLD BE :PUT. OUT fO.R
PUBLIC COMPETITION, THAT SOME MONEY WOULD HAVE TO BE ESTABLISHED fOR THIS, AND THAT fiRM RULE~ ~HpULD
BE DEVELOPED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROCEDURES Of THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE Of ARCHITECTS.
I.T WAS MOVED .BY MRS .LAURIS SECONDED .BY MR. StlEARER T,HAT:A 0 I.S.CUS~I Oil! Of .THE.POS~I B I.L I TV Of, PUBL I C
COMPETITION f.OR THE DESIGNING ,OF: A ,CtTY .HAJ..L BE RE,n:.RRE.D..TO,.COMMIT.TEE AND THAT. L,OCAL REPRESENJ':ATIVE~.
Of THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE Of ARCHITECTS BE INVITED T.O .THE C.OMMIT.TEE MEETING, TO DISCUS~ rHE ~OSSIBILI.TY
Of ESTABLISHING THIS ON A PUBLIC COMPETITION BASIS. MOTION CARRIED.
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COUNCILMAN SHEAR.ER I.N.DI:..CATED ,HE BEL,IEVE:S .AC1:.IO,N. SHOULQ.,~.E T~I(EN T,O IMPROVE ON E~ISrl~G ,ORDINA~CES
OR DEVELOP NEW ORD I NANCES TO REQU I RE I NO I V I DUALS WHO STORE .Jl!N.K OR ITEMS WH I.CH .MAKE THEJ.R .~REM I SE~
APPEAR TO BE JUNKY TO CLEAN UP THEIR PROPERTY. THERE WAS SOME DISCUSSION ON THIS GENERAL SUBJECT AND
IT WAS THE CONSENSUS or THE COUNCIL THAT THE CITY ATTORNEY INVESTIGATE ORDINANCES Of OTHER CITIES ON
THIS SUBJECT AND .REPORT ,HIS f'INDINGS BACK T.O.1:HE :.CO,UNCIJ..,.
REPORTS OF OFFICERS
A REPORT fROM THE CITY MANAGER - RE: IMPROVEMENTS, ETC., WAS PRESENTED AND READ AS fOeLOWS:
"ON EACH Of YOUR DESKS YOU MILL ~fIND COPY Of THE MINUTES Of THE MEETING Of
THE URBAN RENEWAL AGENCY HELQ. ON:JANI.!ARY 19, 1959 ANO YOUR COpy OF' THE C,TY
CHARTER WHICH HAS BEEN BROUGHT UP TO DATE BY INSERTION Of ALL AMENDMENTS SINCE
IT WAS ISSUED IN ITS PRESENT fORM.
THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT REPORTS THAT THE CONTRACTOR ON THE MILLRACE
PROJECT IS CONTINUING TO WORK ON THE ACCESS ROAD AND THE EXCAVATION or THE
PUMP STATION AND CHANNEL TO THE RIVER; HOWEVER, HIS WORK HAS BEEN MUCH HAMPERED
BY THE RAIN AND HIGH WATER.
THE PARK DEPARTMENT REPORTS THE fOLLOWING WORK ON PARK IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS:
EXTENSION Of THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM IN HENDRICKS PARK APPROXIMATELY 400 fEET, AND
THEY WILL START PLANTING 2000 HEATHER PLANTS IN THIS AREA WITHIN THE NEXT TEN DAYS.
THE CONCRETE TUBS AND TREES fOR TREE PLANTING ON WILLAMETTE AND BROADWAY
HAVE BEEN PURCHASED BY THE EUGENE WELfARE LEAGUE, AND THE PARK DEPARTMENT PLANS
TO START PLANTING THESE TREES ON MONDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 1959.
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FINAL PLANS fOR THE DEVELOPMENT Of THE NORTH SIDE Of SKINNERS BUTTE AND
GENERAL DEVELOPMENT PLANS fOR HENDRICKS PARK HAVE BEEN COMPLETED; ALSO, THE DE-
PARTMENT HAS COMPLETED LANDSCAPE AND IRRIGATION PLANS fOR THE EUGENE LIBRARY
BOARD fOR THE NEW LIBRARY GROUNDS.
MR. Roy CROWE HAS COMPLETED HIS CONTRACT fOR WRECKING THE OLD LINCOLN SCHOOL.
THERE REMAINS TO BE REMOVED CONCRETE SLABS AND CONCRETE WALKS fOR WHICH I WOULD
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LIKE PERMISSION TO GIVE A CONTRACT TO MR. JAY F. OLDHAM fOR $450. Two OTHER BIDS
WERE RECEIVED, ONE fROM INTER-C,TY fOR $6'0.AND ONEF~OM T. C. WILDISH fOR $760.
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I WI SH TO ANNOUNCE THAT'THE fiRST .-ME'ET I NG _'Of. TI:IE BUOGET C~)t~tf!11 HEE HAS I;lEEN
SET fOR :THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, '19.59.",
IT WAS MOVED BY MRS. LAURIS SECONDED BY MR. MCGAffEY THAT THE REPORT Of THE CITY MANAGER BE RE-
CEIVED AND PLACED ON fiLE. MOTION CARRIED.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. MCGAfFEY THAT THE CONTRACT fOR REMOVAL Of CONCRETE
SLABS AND WALKS AT THE OLD LINCOLN SCHOOL BE LET TO JAY F. OLDHAM fOR $450. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL
COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED.
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REPORTS OF COMMITTEES
A REPO RT Of THE COMM I TTEE MEET I NG HELD JANUARY 16, 1959 WAS, SUBMI TTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS:
"PRESENT:. MAYOR CONE; COUNCILMENSHEARER,_LAURIS, MOLHOL~,:McGAffEY, CHATT,MOYER:AND
. WI LSON; CI TY MANAGER; CI TY RECORDER; _ C.I TY ATJORNEY; .OJ RECTO~ Of PUB~ I CWORKS;
ADMINISTRATIVE AssisTANT; TRAffiC ENGINEER; OAI'RY SPECIALIST; MESSRS. RAYMOND
TORREY, LEONARD RAY AND FRED BRENNEj DAN WYANT, EUGENEREGISTER-GUARDj WENDY
RAY, KUGNj JACK CRAIG, KERG.
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
I. PETITION fOR PAVING LAWRENCE STREET fROM SOUTH BOUNDARY FRASIER-HYLAND ADDITION TO
27TH PLACE, AND 27TH PLACE fROM LINCOLN TO WASHINGTON STREET; ALSO PETITION fOR
SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN LAWRENCE AND WASHINGTON STREETS fROM NORTH BOUNDARY
Of RAYMOND ADDITION TO 28TH AVENUE - THE ABOVE CITED PETITION fOR SANITARY SEWER
SIGNED BY THE PRINCIPAL OWNER Of PROPERTY TO BE ASSESSED, A PETITION fOR THE PAVING
Of 27TH PLACE fROM LINCOLN TO LAWRENCE STREET SIGNED BY OWNERS Of 100% Of THE ,PRO-
PERTY TO'~E ASSESSE~, AND PETITION fOR PAVING LAWRENCE STREET-fROM THE SOUTH
BOUNDARY Of FRASIER-HYLAND ADDITION TO'27TH PLACE AND 27TH PLACE fROM LAWRENCE
TO WASHINGTON STREET SIGNED BY OWNERS Of 85.93% Of THE TOTAL fRONT fOOTAGE Of PRO-
PERTY TO BE ASSESSED WERE PRESENTED TO THE COMMITTEE.
A DETAILED MAP WAS SHOWN ON WHICH THE LAYOUT Of THE PROPOSED STREETS AND SEWERS
WERE INDICATED, AND THE COMMITT'EE NOTED"THAT THERE IS/,A MAJORITY~,PETITI'ON fOR THE
STREET PAVING AND IT' WAS ALSO INDICATED THAT UNDER PAST PRACTICE SANITARY SEWER
INSTALLATION WAS DONE WITHOUT THE NECESSITY FOR MAJORITY PETITION AND WAS ALSO
DONE WHEREVER POSSIBLE PRIOR .TO THE PAVING Of STREETS. AfTER+SOME DISCUSSION THE
COMMITTEE RECOM~ENDED'THAT THE STREETS AND SEWERS BE INSTALLED IN THE AREA INDI-
CATED ABOVE AND THE NECESSARY ORDINANCES INITIATING THE PROJECTS PASSED.
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. MOLHOLM THAT ITEM I Of THE REPORT Of THE PUBLIC
WORKS COMMITTEE BE APPROVED. MOnONCARRIED.
2. REQUEST fOR VACATION Of ALLEY fROM WILLAMETTE STREET TO THE ALLEY BETWEEN WILLA-,
METTE AND OLIVE STREETS AND BETWEEN 12~H AND 13TH AVENUES - IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT
THE CITY BY REASON Of A' PLAT HAS A 91 WIDE ALLEY WHICH IS, ADJACENT TO' AND IMMED-
IATELY SOUTH Of LOT 4, BLOCK A, DoRRIS ADDITION, AND THAT THE OWNERS Of THE
ABUTTING PROPERTY HAVE REQUESTED THAT THIS ALLEY BE VACATED fOR A ONE-HALf BLOCK
LENGTH, BEING BETWEEN WILLAM~TTE AND OLIVE STREETS. .THE COMMITTEE V~SITED THE
SITE Of' THE ALLEY AN~ HEARD ONEbf THEPETIT10NERS.- IT ~AS ALSO EXPLAINED THAT
A STORM' SEWER SERV'ING A CATCH BASIN:ON,WILLAMETTE. STREET RUNS THROUGH THIS ALLE.Y
AND THAT ,IT WOULD BE NECESSARY TO MA,INTAINAN EASE.MENT THROUGH THE ALLEY SO THAT,
THIS SEWER CAN BE SERVED If NECESSARY.' AfTER, SOME DISCUSSION. THE COMMITTEE
RECOMMENDED THAT THE VACATION PROCEDURE BE STARTED AND THAT THE ALLEY BE. VACATED'
WITH T.HE UNDERSTANDING THAT AN EASEMENT WOULD BE MA-INTAINED THROUGH THE ALLE.Y
AND THAT THE CITY IN NO WAY WOULD BE RESPONSIBLE fOR ANY DAMAGE TO ANY BUILDING
PLACED OVER THE VACATED-ALLEY If IT BECOMES NECESSARY T~ REPAIR' THE SEWER LINE
CONTA I NED I N THE PRESENT ALLEY'.'
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. McGAFfEY THAT ITEM 2 Of THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC
WORKS COMM I TTEE BE APPROVED. MOT ION' CARR; ED:..
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3. REQUEST FOR VACATION Of ALLEY fROM PEARL TO HIGH STREET BETWEEN 11TH AND 12ma
AVENUES.- A REQUEST SIGNED BY MR. SIDNEY A. MILLIGAN, ATTORNEY ,fOR THE ESTATE Of
JOSEPH L. ELSENSOHN, REQUEST I NG THAT THE- PLAT.TED ALLEY-RUNN I.NG .EAST AND WEST
BETWEEN PEARL AND HIGH STREETS AND BETWEEN 11TH AND 12TH AVENUES BE VACATED WAS
RECEIVED. THE COMMITTEE VISITED THE SITE Of THE ALLEY AND NOTEtiTHE ~OUTI~G...
Of THE ALLEY WHICH ,~S'NOT IMPROYEDAT~HI~' TIME. :TH~COMMITTEE ALSO. HEARD A.
LETTER _READ fROM MR. .MUL IGAN .S-TATINGTHAT' "tHE ALLEY.t!_A~ :N~V.E~BEEN.USED' fC?R .
ALLEY'FURPOSES AND.TH~F.THEOWNt~Qf PRQPERTY Ati~~CENT.TO IT.HADLONGBEEN UND~~'.
THE IMPRESSION THAT IT 'HAD :BEEN:YACATED -FOR: SOME TIME. ,AFT.ER SOMEDI6CUSSI.ON ;
AND CONS I-DERATION,' THE -COMM I.TTEEfEL T :THAT cl f- -BUSINESS SHOULD DEVELOP I N TH IS
AREA THE ALLEY WOUL'D BE:'QU I TE I MPORTANT TO THE .AREA. :BASED ON. THE - ABOVE,- IT WAS,
RECOMMENDED THAT .THE REQUEST' fOR' VACAT ION BE REJECTED.
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. MCGAffEY THAT ITEM 3 Of THE REPORT or THE PUBLIC
WORKS 100MIliIfl TTEE BE APPROVED. MOT I ON CARR I ED.
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COMM I TTEE or.' THE WHOLE
I. BOARD OF ApPEALS REPORT - JANUARY 14,1959:
A. REQUEST OF ELWOOD RICKMAN FOR VARIANCE TO BUILD A NEW DUPLEX ON A LOT WITH
SUBSTANDARD FRONTAGE AT 1424.LINCOL"" STREET - THE Co.MMITTEiE CONSIDERED A
REQUEST THAT MR. RICKMAN BE ALLOWED TO CONSTRUCT A DUPLEX ON LOT .5, BL~CK 7,
HENDRICKS AMENDED ADDITION (1424 LINCOLN STREET), WHICH BY REASON OF THE
GIVING OF:AN EASEMENt TQ THE.CITY:OF EUGENE FOR THE AMAZON .DRAINAGE PROJE~T .
HAS SUBSTANDARD FRONTAGE ON LINCOLN STREET AND H~S SUBSTANDARD ~VERAGE WIDTH.
THROUGHOUT THE LOT. IT WAS INDICATED THAT THE BOARD OF ApPEALS HAD CONSIDERED
THE MATTER AND HAD RECOMMENDED .THAT ~. VARIANCE BE :GRANTED ~ROVIDI~G THE B~ILD-
ING BE DESIGNED TO COMPLY WtTH ALL SEJBACK REQUIREMENTS FO~ T~E A~EA IN WHICH
IT IS TO BE BUILT. THE COMMITTEE IN CONSIDERING T"'S To.OK IN~O ACCQUNT .T~E:
A~OVE ITEMS AND RECOMMENDED THAT THE VARIANCE BE GRANTED.
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED' By-MR. MOLHOLM THAT ITEM I (A) OF THE REPORT OF THE
COMMITTEE pF THE WHOLE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED!
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B. REQUEST FROM. CARTER OIL COMPANY FOR PERMISSION TO ERECT TWO FLOODLIGHTS AND
IDENTIFICATION SIGN AT THEIR ~TATION LOCATED AT 19TH AVENUE AND AGATE STREET -
IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT A PETITION FROM THE; C.ARTER OIL COMPANY TO ERECT :TWO
FLOODLIGHT POLES NEAR THE PROPERTY LINE ON 19T~ AVENUE AND AN IDENTifiCATION
SIGN NEAR THE PROPERTY LINE OF 19TH AVENUE ANQ AGATE STR~ET.HAD BEEN RECEIVED.
IT WAS FURTHER EXPLAINED THAT THE BOARD OF ApPEALS HAD APPROVED THE INSTALLA-
TION OF THE FLOODLIGHTS AS REQUESTED BUT THEY HAD DENIED THER~QUESTED VARIA~C~
FOR THE INSTALLATION OF A 20 SQUARE' FOOT SIGN.. THE,COMMIT.TEE--'ND-'CATED '-N..THE-,R'
. B~~:IEj:-. !H~: j:'i.~O_Di.I~~!~- c~ui.o- A~W~YS' BE-MOVED- -,~- THE'..EYENT-THE STREEt-wF;RE--- -. - --
WIDENED BUT T~AT THEY bl~ N6T BEi.~EVk'AN OVERSI~E ~!GN~~bULD-~E-ALLowtb. !~.T~)S
- AREA; AND RECOMMENDED-.THE BOARD-'Oj:--:ApP.EALs' REPORT GRANTING-THE VARIANCE F'OR-
FLOODLIGHTS AND DENYING THE_VARI~NCE FOR THE SIG~ Bt.APpkoVE~:--
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IT WAS MOVED:BY MR. SHEARER.SECONDED'BY,MR. MCGAFFEX THAT .I.TEM I.(B) OFTHF,: REPORT OF THE
COMMITTEE OF'THE WHOLE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED WITH MR. LINDEEN VOTING NAY.
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2. CONSIDERATION OF DISCONTINUING ALL OR A PORTION OF THE MILK INSPECTION DEPARTMENT -
IN COMPLIANCE WITI:f THE COUNCILr$.~EQUESTj THI? I.TEM WAS BROUGHT TO THE CO~MIT1F,:E
ALONG WI TH A LETTER FROM' THE. ECHO $P"~ IlliG DA I RY AND.. ~f-:I ~D.I 1'0'3' ~L FROM ,!,HE. EUGF;NF,: .
REGISTER-GUARD. THE COMMITTEE,DISUCSSED THE ITF,:MGENERA~LY,.ANQ IT WAS ~EN~RA~~Y
AGREED THAT THE PRESENT. SYSTEM Of MILK tNSPECTION..W!T~INTHE ~ITY OF EUGE~E S~RVES
A VERY USEFUL PURPOSE AND ONEWHIC" COULD NQT BF,:GIVEN U~ RE~DILY. THERE WAS -
SOME DISCUSSION WITH RESPECT TO THE:FF,:ES WHIC~.SHQULD~E:CHARGF,:DMILK:DISTRI~.
BUTORS. FOLLOWI.NG THIS GENERAL DISCUSSION IT WAS RECOMMENDi::D THAT THE ~RESENT:
MILK INSPECTION PROGRAM BE CONTINUED. MOTION CARRIED.
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I T WAS THEN RECOMMENDED THAT THE P~ESEN': FEE. OF Ij2~ PER PO~N!, OF BUT!ERFA!. W.I TH:
A MAXIMUM OF $50.00 PER MONTH BE CONTINUED, WHICH MOTION WAS DEFEATED BY A VOTE
OF-5-2.
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FOI.LOWING THIS IT WAS RECOMMENI;>ED T!iAT.T!iEP'R"t'SE-N-T' ',iI2-~-F'FX 'BE.'RET'A--'~-E'D-W'iTt:I. -NO
MAX IMUM.
THIS. MOTION WAS THEN AMENDED:TO.ESTABI,:IS!i A MAXIMUM.OF $60.oo..._TH~ AMENDMEWT
LOST ON VOTE 4-ai:AND. ON.A VOTE. ON: THE ORJGINAl,. MOTJON WH"~H WO.ULD ~ETA"N THE
FEE OF .j2tJ PER POUND OF BUTrERFAT--W:':rH NO MAXIMUM, TH~MOTION CAR~'ED. 5~2..
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IT WAS MOVE~ BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. CHATT THAT THE FIRST PORTION OF ITEM 2 OF THE
REPORT OF THE COMMI:TTEE OF.':THE..WHOLE W.ITH. REF~RENCE TO CONTlN~.ING THE MILK./NSPECT/ON DE-
PARTMENT BE_ APPROVED. MOT ION. CARR.I ED. ~
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I T WAS MOVED BY. MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY' MR. M_CGAFFEY THAT THE SECOND PORT 'ON Of ITEM 2. OF
THE REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE RECOMMENDING THAT: THE PRESENT FE'~ OF-'/2~:YER:'
POUND OF BUTTERFAT WITH NO MAXIMUM BE APPROVED.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. MOLHOLM SECONDED BY MR. MOYER: THAT THE.~OTION BE AMENDED TO ~ROVlpE
FOR A MAXIMUM FEE OF $65 PER MONTH. MOTION DEFEATED 5-3.
A VOTE ON .THE'ORI.GI'NAL 'MOT:ION. TO RETAIN_ THEPRES.E'~i' -FE~ -of.:'l2~tJ .PER .POUND OFB.liTTERF"At
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WITH NO MAXIMUM WAS TAKEN AND. T.HEMO.TION. cAR.RIED.
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PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE. .
I. REQUEST BY. .COUNTY. COMMI 5S I ONE:RS. TO REMOVE- PARK I NG. I N FRONT OF THE NEW Couin'-
HOUSE ON 7TH AVENUE BET.WEEN OAK AND [A.ST PARK STREET, AND REPORT ON STUDY CON-
CERNING THE CHANGE O.F TRAFFlC:D.I,RECTION J'N THE ONE-WAY 'STREET GRID - :THE TRAFFIC:
ENG I NEER PRE.SENT.ED A REPORT .I.N WH I:CH HE RECOMMENDED :T.HATPARK I N~ B~ REMOV.EDF'ROM
THE SOUTH S I DE O.F 7TH AVENUE F.ROM. THE. EAST CURB. L I.N.E. prOAK STREET T~. T:HE: WES.T
CURB LINE OF EAST PARK STREET,. WH I CH WOUL'DALLOW FOR :A. DECE.LERAT 10t-4 .L:A_NE:. T_O :
ENTER EAST PARK STREET FROM 7TH AVENUE. ALSO ~ITH THISRE~OR~ HE RECOMMENDED,
AND STATED THAT THE PROPER OFFICIALS OF LANE COUNTY HAD CONCURRED, TAAT EAST
PARK STREET BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH AVENUES BE DESIGNATED AS ~NE-WAY. SOUTHBOUND._.
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IT WAS LIKEWISE RECOMMENDED IN COMPliANCE WITH A REQUEST FROM THE COUNTY COMMI.SSIONERS
THAT THE EAST/WEST ALLEY fROM EAST PARK STREET TO PEARL STREET AND BETWEEN 7TH AND
8TH AVENUES BE DESIGNATED AS ONE-WAY EASTBOUND ALLEY, AND THAT 8TH AVENUE BE MADE TWO-
WAY fROM EAST PARK STREET TO PEARL STREET.
MAPS WERE PRESENTED SHOWING THE PROPOSED TRAffiC CHANGES, AND AfTER SOME DISCUSSION
IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE' ITEM BE HELD OVER UNTIL THE NEXT COMMITTEE MEETING.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. MCGAffEY THAT 'TEM I OF'THE REPORT Of THE PUBLIC
SAfETY COMMITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED WITH MR. LINDEEN VOTING NAY.
2. REPORT ON fEASIBILITY'Of REMOVING ONE-WAy'GRID SYSTEM ON ALL NORTH/SOUTH STREETS
BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TH AVENUES - A REPORT WAS PRESENTED FROM THE TRAffiC ENGINEER
CONCERNING THE ONE-WAY GRID SYSTEM AS IT EXTENDS BETWEEN 5TH AND 6TH AVENUES
FROM CHARNEL TON .TO OAK STREET.. THE TRAff"lC ENGINEER .INDICATED THAT HE HAD MADE
A STUDY AND fOUND THAT I f THE ONE-WAY_' .GRI 0 WERE REMOVED AND. A. TWO-WAY. S.YSTEM
INSTALLED, 13 ADDITIONAL PEDESTRIAN-VEHICLE CONfLICTS WOULD BE CREATED. HE INDI-
CATED THAT THE ONE-WAY STREET SYSTEM REDUCES ACCIDENT HAZARD AND DELAYS DUE TO
PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENTS AND'VEHICLE'MOVEMENT T~ROUGH PEDE~TRIAN LANES. HE fURTHE~
INDICATED THAT TWO SIDES' OF A ONE-WAY GRID SYSTEM ARE fREE Of TRAfFIC fOR PEDES-
TRIAN MOVEMENT CROSSING ON LIGHTS~ THE TRAfflC ,ENGINEER FURTHER INDICATED THAT
A ONE-WAY STREET CAN HANDLE MORE TRAffiC MORE'READILY AND WITH MORE. CONVENIENCE
AND LESS CONfUSION TO THE DRIVERS THAN A TWO-WAY STREET. TURNiNG MOVEMENTS Of
HEAVY VEHICLES ARE IMPLEMENTED AND THE PASSING Of STOPPED OR SLOW MOVING VEHI-
CLES ON THE STREETS- IS fACILyrATED WHERE THE-ONE-WAY SYSTEM ISIN OPERATION. .
THE REPORT fURTHER STATED THAT SINCE THE ONE-WAY GRID SYSTEM HAS, BEEN IN OP-ERA-
TION fOR APPROXIMATELY ELEVEN YEARS, IT WOULD BECOME CONFUSING AND HAZARDOUS
TO MO.TOR I STS. WHO HAVE BECOME ACCUST.OMED TO THE S.YSTEMI f TWO-WAY OPERAT.ION WERE
RE INSTALLED. . fOR THESE'REASONS AND OTHERS WH I.CH WE.RE.ADVAN.CeD. I.N QUESTI.ON; AND
ANSWER SERIES, THE TRAffiC ENGINEER RECOMMENDED THAT. THE ONE-WAY SYSTEM BE CON-
TINUED AS PRESENTLY fOUND, WHICH RECOMMENDATION WAS CONCURRED IN BY THE COMMITTEE.
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. CHATT THAT ITEM 2 OF THE REPORT. Of THE PUBLIC
SAfETY COMMITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. . -
3. CONSIDERATION' Of EXTENSION. Of 19TH AVENUE fROM TYLER STREET TO CHAMBERS STREET
THROUGH PARK-A IRE SUBDIVISION - A SHORT GENERAL DISCUSSION WAS HELD ON THIS.
MATTER AND IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS ITEM BE REFERRED TO THE PLANNING COM-
MISSI.ON FOR STUOY ANO'RECOMMENOAlION. . . -, ;;
I T WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFFEY THAT I.TEM' 3 OF THE ~EPO'R.T OF. THE.
PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE' BE APPROVE'O. "MOTION"CARRIED.'
fiNANCE COMMITTEE
I. CONSIDERATION OF SETTING UP. PROPERTY ACQU1SITlON 'FUND -AfTER A VERY SHORT- AND
SOMEWHAT GENERAL DISCUSSION, IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THIS ITEM BE HE(DOVER."
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFFEY THAT ITEM I OF THE REPORT OF- THE
fiNANCE COMMITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.' "
A REPORT Of THE COMMITTEE MEETI'NG HELD JANUARY 23,1959'WAS .SUBMIT.TEDAND READ AS..fOLLOWS:
"PRESENT: MAYOR CONE; COUNCILMEN SHEARER"~' lAURIS'" MOLHOL'M., MCGAFF-EY,. CHAT.T, MOYER.
AND WILSON; CITY MANAGER; CITY RECORDER; CITY AnORNE,Y; DIRECTOR Of
PUBLIC WORKS; ACTING CHIEF Of POLICE; TRAFFIC ENGINEER; ADMINISTRATIVE
Ass'l STANT; BYRON PR I'CE, SUPER INTENDENT-SECRETARY, EUGENE WATER & ELECTR I C
BOARD; fRED BRENNE; DAN WYANT, EUGENE -REGISTER-GUARD; JACK CRA-IG, KERG.
CCM-41 TTEE or THE WHOLE
I. REQUEST FROM EUGENE WATER' &. EL:ECTRIC' BOARD 'CONCERN I NG CHARTE-R CHANGE :TO AUTHOR.' ZE
CARMEN-StHTH PROJECT - MR. BYRON ,PRICE, SueERI-NTENDE-NT-SECRETARY OF EUGENE WATER
& ELECTRIC BOARD, DISTR-IBUTEDCOPI'ES Of THE RESOLUTION.JPASSE-D BY EWEB SET,TI.NG
fORTH THE PROPOSED 'CHARTER CHANGE fOR iHE CARMEN-SM ITH..HYDROELE.CTR I C PROJECT,.
MR. PRICE INDICATED THAT THE PROPOSED BONDS WOULD BE PAID FOR OUT OF THE EARNINGS
Of EWEB AND WOULD BE 'STRICTlY REVENUE BONDS.
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THE PROPOSED COST ESTIMATES R~~GE ~ETWEEN 1$17,000,000 AND $24;000,000 AND THERE
IS NO SPECIFIC COST IN THE AMENDMENT. THE APPLICATION fiLED BEfORE THE fEDERAL
POWER COMMISSI'ON INDICATES AN ESTIMATED COST' fOR THIS PROJECT OF- $19,318,030.
If THE PROJECT IS BUILT AT THE APPROXIMATE COST Of $20,000,000 AND THE AVERAGE
WATER YEARS 'ARE MAINTAINED, THE :PROJECT WILL ENHANCE THE ABILlT'I'_Qf EWEB TQ."
MA I NTA IN' I'TS LOW 'RATE.' . TH I-S, HOWEVER, PRESUPPOSES THAT .THE PRESENT; I NfLAT 10NARY
TREND AND UNKNOWN OUTSIDE fACTORS DO 'NOT-'REQUIRE AN INCREASE IN RATES fOR REA-
SONS OTHER THAN THE COST Of THE' CARMEN-SM I TH'PROJECT. -MR. PR I CE '1 N H 1,$ PRESENTA-
TION 'INDICATED THAT THIS IS ONE Of THE fEW LOCATIONS LEFT WHICH CAN BE BUILT AS
ECONOMICALLY AS IT WILL BE BUILT AND THAT EWEB HAD AGREEMENTS .WIT.H THE- fiSH AND
WILDLIFE SERVICE AND THE OREGON STATE fISH COMMISSION WHICH RULED OUT THE MAJOR
PORTION Of THE OBJECTIONS WHICH WERE ADVANCED TOWARD HYDROELECTRIC PROJECTS 'ON
THE McKENZIE IN PREVIOUS TIMES.
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IT WAS ALSO INDICATED THAT THESE BONDS ARE NOT A LIEN UPON THE EWEB SYSTEM NOR ARE
THEY IN ANY. WAY ~ LIEN UPON THE CITyq~ tUGENEa BUT.T~AT THEY AR~TQ BE .RE~~ID
f'ROM THE EARN'JIIGS Of': THE ELECTRIC~L f'A~ILITIES Qf' E~e. ".
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IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT IN THE PROPOSED A~EN~MENr EWEe ~EQU~~rS.~UT~q~IIY.TOLEAS~
CERTAIN f'A~I~ITIES BECAU~E IT IS NECE~SA~Y TO LEASE43_MIL~~.9F. eqNNEVI~~E P'qW~R
TRANSM!SStON ~INES.
I TWAS RECOMMEND;D THAT, THE RES()L UT IQN ,AS SUBM f.TTED_~E .APP'~OY~I;>.
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. MCGAffEY THAT ITEM I Of THE REPORT Of' THE COM-
MITTEE Of THE WHOLE BE APPROVED. ROLLCALL:VOTE~ ALL COU~CILMEN PRESENT VOTING A~E,MOTION
CARR I EO. " . " . ". "'.. . "..' . . .. ".
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2. REQUEST Of GIUSTINA BROS. LUMBER-COMPANY fOR PERMISSION TO HAUL OVERWIDTH LOADS Of
GREEN VENEER OVER A PORT ION Of GARfl ELD STREET -..1 TWAS .EXPLA I NED THAT GI UST I NA
BROS. LUMBER COMPANY, HAD REQUESTED THEY-BE GRANTED PERMissioN' TO HAUL 'OVERWI[)Tti'
LOADS Of GREE:NYENEER, BEING 8'?-1/2.~1', ~YE:R~A'~ECT'ON'.9~ ~ARf,IE':'!?'STRf:ETf'RQM~:Q~E
LOCATION IN,THEIR PLANT..TO ANOTHER LOCATIQN. I~ THEJR.~L~NT A..D~ST~N~E qf. A~()UT_O~E
BLOCK.: IN AN OPINION f'R9~ THE Cf.Ty.AHORNEY, .IT~~AS .I.NQICAIF;I?THAT T~~.COM~()~.
COUNCIL HA~ AUTHORITY TO ,GRANT SU~H.~~RMI~SJON U~ TO A TOTAL .WIQTH Of ~~!/?I..
BASED, ON THE RE~UEST AND THE CITY ATT9.RN~Y'S.OPI~19N,..lr WA~ .Rf:COMMf:~DE:Q THAt r~E
REQUEST Of GIUSTINA'S BE: GRANTED.
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IT WAS MOVED By.MR.. SHEARER S~CONQEI;>. BY..MR.:..CHATL:rHAT:.I:rE~ 2 ()~ 1HE~~~0~T Qf' THE CqMMITTEE
Of THE WHOL~.,BE APPROVED. . M9T I ON CARR I ~Q. :
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3. REQUE~T Of' VERNON D. SCOTT fOR. VARIANCE fROM. R-I RESTRICTIONS. TO ALLOW CONSTRUCT'ION
Of' COURT APARTMENT AT. :1553 ORCHARD STREET..-"IT WAS INDICATEp THAT MR. ~CQTT.HAD. ~E-
QUESTED THAT. A VARIANC~BE G~A~:rED TO A!-1-9W. HIM T9 COM'pLPE.A CO,llRT APA~TMENT: STRUC-
TURE. I N AN R~ I ~ONE WH'I CH ABUTS ON AN R~4 ZQNE;... HE, ~f:QUESTED . AS E:X~Ep I T I OUS ~~T ,I QN
AS POSSIBLE SINCE HE HAS AN OPTION ON THE PROPERTY fOR ONLY A 30-DAY PERIOD. THE
COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE REQUEST.BE TRANSMITTED TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION
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fOR ACTION AT THEIR NEXT MEETING, fEBRUARY ;3, 19~9. ..",."
IT WAS MOVEP ~Y MR.. SHEARER SE~ONDED By.'MR. MC~AffEY THAT ITEM ~ Of' THE . REPORT Of TH.E ~o~-
MITTEE Of THE-\JHOLE 'Bi:'APPROVEO.-'~Moil-ON ~CA~R:IEri~" d.".. -.- .,. - -.,.. - ...~ .--- . _..-,
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4. DISPOSITION Of REPORT fROM PLANNING CONSULTANT WITH REfERElNCE TO TRAffiC fLOW ON.
6TH AND 7TH AVENUES AND fERRY STREET BRIDGE IN CONNECTION WITH NEW ENTRANCE TO CITY
BY: REASON. Of THE NEWPACIF"IC HIGHWAY 99 -- THIS MATTER WAS AGA-IN BROUGHT TO THE COM-
MITTEE fOR SUCH ACTION AS THEY WISHED: TO. TAKE'.. THE. CPt:'lMI~TE'E~ RE~~t:'It:'IE'N:DE_Q TH~T. TH_~"
REPORT AS CONTAINED IN A LETTER FROM THE PLANNING CONSULTANT TO MR. W. C. WILLIAMS,
STATE HIGHWAY ENGINEER, BE ACCEPTED AND PLACED ON fiLE SINCE THE OREGO!'4'STATE HIGH-
WAY DEPARTMENT HI'S IND.ICATED A RAMP f9R. T.HE FERRY STREET OVERPASS IS 'fNTtfE DESIGN";
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I TWAS .,.OVED BY MR:. S,HEARER SECpNDED BY M_R. ~CGAffEY THAT, I TOt, 4 Of THE REPORT Of. THE C.OM-
M I TTEE Of THE WHOLE BE APPROVED. MOT ION CARRI E.D..
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5. DISPOSITION Of SALARY COMMITTEE REPORT - THIS MATTER WAS AGAIN BROUGHT TO THE COM-
MITTEE, AND: IT WAS .EXPLAINED ,THAT A MINOR,IT.Y ~EPORT_ f'ROMC,O;~NCJ!-~~t:'IA.N :LA.~RIS. HAD .
NOT YET BEEN RECEIVED. THERE WAS SOME DISCUSSION AS TO WHAT ACTION SHOULD BE TAKEN,
AND I T WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE REPORT BE RECE I.VED. AND B.E.F'E~RREo. TO THE BU.o.GET: COM-
MITTEE, MR. MOLHOLM VOTING ",AY.
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I T WAS MOVED :BY MR .SHEAR.ER. SECONDED BY MR.. MCGAFfE:Y. TI:tAT '.TEM 5 Of :THE RE.~ORT. Of THE COM-
MITTEE Of' THE .WHOLE BE APP~OVED. MO:TION CAR.R,ED..
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6. ORDINANCE AMENDING CITY CODE WITH REfERENCE TO TRUNK LINE SEWER ASSESSMENTS -A PRO-
POSED AMENDMENT TO THE CITY CODE WAS READ TO THE COMMITTEE., AND-IT 'WASEXPLAI.NE'D'
THAT' THE: CiTY' CODE AS' IT 'C~R,~E;NTL.~ "[-,( i:~:is -tiASA tot I'NO~' AMEdGU 11.( ':WH I CH :T.HE', F;~~~OSED '
AMENDMENT'WOUL,D _REMOVE.. THE AMENDME:NT :WOULD MAKE- IT PO.SSIBLE fOR f'UNDS 'COLL,ECTED
fROM THE. TRUNK LINE SEWER ASSESSME~TS ro :BE. DEPO~ITED.I N :T.HE ~EWAGE AND. DRA 1t,!~GE
fUND, AND .TH IS DEPOS I T ,I N ITSE:L f WOULD BE EV I DENCE THA,T ..MO.N I.ES A.SSESSED fo.R TRU.NK
LINE SEWERS ARE USED FOR THE CONSTRUC,TION Of TRUNK _LINE ,SEWE~S AND WOULD.. NOT .RE-
QUIRE PROOf THAT THE TRUNK LINE SEWER ASSESSMENT IS SPECifiCALLY TIED TO A SPECIf'IC
LOT.. I,T WAS RECOMMENDE.o THAT THE ORDINANC.~ BE. ENAC:T~D.
I TWAS MOV.ED BY MR. SHEARER :SECONDED BY MR.,' MoLHOLM THAT ITEM.6 .Of THE REPORT Of THE COM-
MITTEE Of THE WHOLE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
7. STREET L1GHTING SYSTEM ~ COUNCILMAN~CGAfF"EY REQUESTED THAT THE C~U~CiL'RE~~N~IDER
THE ACT I ON ON ST~EET L I.GHT I NG IN :THE DO~NTOWN _AREA :.. 'HE. i,TAT,E'D,: HE BEL'I.E.vEs '1 T 'W~ULD
BE MORE EQU I TABLE TO ASS[:SS DOWNTq\rfN P~OPE.RTY OWNERS. :f'~~THE ,CAP I TAL COST. or S~CH.
STREET 'LIGHTING AND fOR THE GENERAL TAXPAYER ,TO ASSUME THE MAINTENANCE AND POWER
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COSTS Of' SUCH LIGHT I NG. Tt!ERE WAS ~ 1M i T~D 0.1 S,CUSS I:ON ON TH I~. I ~~M. AND. o.N ~OTE THE
MOTION WAS DEfEATED.
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MITTEE Of THE 'WHOLE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED, 5-3.
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PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE
I. REQUESTOFCOUNT~ COMM1SSIONERS C~NCERNING PARK1NG AND TRAFF1C FLOW IN AREA OF NEW
COURTHOUSE AND PARK STREETS - IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT PARK. STREETS AS THEY SURROUND
THE PRESENT COUNTY COURTHOUSE AND'THE PARK BLOCKS ARE OWNED BY THE COiJNTY, BUT
THAT BY USAGE THE CITY "'AS ACQUI RED711iHE' R j'GHT TO'REGULATE AND CONTROL TRAFF I C ON
THESE STREETS. IT WASF~R",HER: INDICATED THAT THE COUNTY COMMiSSIONERS HAD RE-' ,
QUESTED A DETERMINATION BE MADE AS TO WHETHER:THE CITY WOULD CONTINUE TO REGULATE
AND CONTROL TRAffIC, PARKING AND OTHER ITEMS IN THIS AREA OR WHETHER SUCH CON-
TROLS WOULD BE GIVEN TO THE GOUNTY. BASED ON THE ABOVE, IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT
THE CITY CONSIDER THE PARK'STREETS AS CITY PROPERTY AND CONTINUE TO REGULATE
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TRAFFIC ON THESE STREETS AS HAS BEEN DONE IN THE PAST. MOTION CARRIED WITH
MR. WILSON VOTING NAY.
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFfEY THAT ITEM I OF THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
2. REQUEST Of COUNTY COMMISSIONERS f~R CHANGES IN PARKING ON PARK STREETS - IT WAS
EXPLAINED THAT AT THE PRESENT TIME MOTORISTS PARKING ON PARK STREETS USING THE
INTERIOR SIDE OF THE STREET PERiPHERY ARE PARKING HEAD-IN, AND MOTORISTS PARKING
ON THE EXTER I OR S I DE OF THE STREET PER I PHERY ARE PARK I NG BACK-I'N. THE COUNTY
COMMISSIONERS HAVE REQUESTED THAT PARALLEL PARKING BE INSTALLED ON PARK STREETS
ON THE INTERIOR SIDE Of THE PE~IPH~RY .AND THAT THE EXTERIOR SIDE BE SO ARRANGED
AND METERS BE MOVED SO THAT. PARKING WOULD BE, DONE ON. A HEAD~N BASIS. AFTER SOME
DISCUSSION, THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE ABOVE REQUEST BE APPROVED.
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDE~ BY MR. MCGAFFEY THAT ITEM 2 OF THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION'CARRIED.
3. REQUEST OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS'fOR REMOVAL OF PARKING FROM SOUTH SIDE Of 7TH
AVENUE fROM WILLAMETTE STREET TO HIGH STREET - IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT TRAfFIC
MOVEMENTS INTO 7TH AVENUE AND FROM 7TH AVENUE WOULD BE EXPEDITED IF PARKING WERE
REMOVED ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF 7TH.AvENUE FROM WILLAMETTE STREET TO HIGH STREET.
THE TRAffiC ENGINEER BY USE Of A MAP EXPLAINED THE VARIOUS TRAFfiC CONfLICTS
AND PROBLEMS WHICH WOULD OCCUR IF PARKING WERE NOT REMOVED fROM THE SOUTH SIDE
OF 7TH AVENUE. -AfTER SOME DISCUSSION'AND DETAILED OBSERVATIONS, IT WAS RECOM-
MENDED THAT:THE PAR~I~~~E'R~M~~iD FROM T~~ SOUT~ SI~E OF 7f~;AvENijE:F~6M WiLLA-
METTE STREET TO HI'GH'ST~~t~."
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. MCGAfFEY THAT ITEM'3 OF'THE REPORT Of THE PUBLIC
SAfETY COMMITTEE BE APPROVED.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. MOLHOLM SECONDED BY MR. SHEARER THAT THE MOTION BE AMENDED TO REMOVE THE
PARKING fROM THE SOUTH SIDE Of 7TH AVENUE fROM WEST PARK STREET TO EAST PARK STREET. MOTION
DEfEATED 6-2.
A VOTE WAS TAKEN ON THE ORIGINAL'MOTION TO APPROVE THE REPORT AND THE MOTION WAS DEFEATED.
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I T WAS MOVED BY MR.' MOLHOLM SECONDED By'MR'. CHATT THAT THE I TEM BE HELD OVER fOR STUDY
AND REPORT BY THE SPECIAL COMMITTEE APPOINTED TO STUDY TRAff1C'ON6TH AND 7TH AVENUES.
MOTION CARRIED.
4. REQUEST Of COUNTY COMMISSIONERS fOR CURB CUT IMMEDIATELY EAST OF THE ALLEY BETWEEN
WILLAMETTE STREET AND OAK STREET ON'THE' SOUTH SIDE Of 7TH' AVENUE - SOME DISCUSSION
WAS HELD ON THE fEAS I B ILITY Of ALLOW I NG, SUCH A CURB CUT, BUT I T WAS RECOMMENDED
THAT THE ITEM BE HELD fOR FURTHER STUDY.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFfEY THAT ITEM 4 Of THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC
SAfETY COMMITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
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5. REQUEST OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS FOR THE COMPLETION OF THE VACATION OF THE ALLEY
BETWEEN OAK AND PEARL STREETS FOR ONE-HALF BLOCK SOUTH OF 7TH AVENUE, AND REVERSAL
OF FLOW OF TRAfFIC ON THE ALLEY BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH AVENUES AND EAST PARK STREET
AND PEARL STREET - IT, WAS, EXPLA I NED THAT. AT THE REQUEST OF THE COUNTY' THE C tTY OF
EUGENE HAD INSTITUTED VACATIONrP,ROCEDURE fOR AN ALLEY RUNNING fROM NORTH PARK
STREET TO 7TH AVENUE BETWEEN OAK AND PEARL STREETS, AND THAT TH~. COUNTY IS NOW RE-
QUESTING THAT THIS ACTION BE COMPLETED. THE COUNTY FURT~ER REQUESTED THAT THEY'
BE ALLOWED TO CONTROL THE PARK I NG BETWEEN 7TW AND' BTH AVEN:UES ON EAST PARK STREET
AND ITS EXTENSION (f~RMERLY_ T~E ALLEY) fOR USE Of COUNTY VEHICLES, AND THAT THE
TRAfn C flOW ON TH I S ONE BLOCK A'LLEY BETWEEN 7TH AND- BTH' AVE'NUE'S:" BE REVERSED: TO"
ONE-WAY SOUTHBOUND. AFTER SOME GENERAL DISCUSSION WITH REfERENCE TO THIS MATTER
AND THE CONTROL Of PARKING, THE REVE.RS~L OF THE TRAFnc now, AND THE REQUESTED
USE BY THE COUNTY OF" THIS AREA, IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE WEST'SIDE' Of EAST
PARK STREET FROM 8TH AVENUE TO WHAT' WAS FORMERLY NORTH PARK STREET, AND THE WEST
SIDE Of THE EXTENSION OF EAST PARK STREET fROM WHAT WAS fORMERL YNORTH PARK STREET
TO 7TH AVENUE, BE TURNED OVER TO THE COUNTY FOR PARKING; THAT THE TRAFfiC FLOW
BE REVERSED TO ONE-WAY SOUTHBOUND ON THE EXTENS I ON O'F EAST' PARK STREET ABOVE
DES IGNATED; AND THAT THE ALLEY FROM EAST PARK STREET TO. PEARL STREET BETWEE.N 7TH
AND 8TH AVENUES BE DESIGNATED AS ONE-WAY EASTBOUND.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. MCGAffEY THAT ITEM 5 Of THE REPORT Of THE PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMITTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
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6. REQUEST BY TRAFFIC ENGINEER THAT STOP SIGNS BE INSTALLED ON PARK 'STREETS AT THEIR
ENTRANCES' TO 8TH AVENUE-AND-'TO OAK-STREET-...-THE'TRAFFICENGINEER' INDlCATED THAT -
AT THE PRESENT TIME THERE ARE NO STOP SIGNS iNSTALLED ON ANY' OF THE PARK STREETS
WHERE THE STREETS ENTER 8TH AVENUE OR OAK STRtET, AND HE REQUESTED THAT AiTioN BE'
TAKEN. AUTHORIZING THE PLACING OF STOP .SIGNS AT THESE INTERSECTIONS STOPPING TRAf'F'lC
ON PARK STREETS AS THEY ENTER 8TH AVENUE OR OAK STREET. THE COMMITTEE 'RECOMMENDED
THE SIGNS BE INSTALLED.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFFEY THAT ITEM 6 OF THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC
SAFETY COMMiTTEE BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED~
PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
I. THE CITY MANAGER ANNOUNCED THAT THE RADIO CHURCH OF GOD, THE OWNERS OF A VERY SMALL
PARCEL Of' PROPERTY REQUIRED FOR CHAMBERS STREET BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH AVENUES, HAD
OFFERED TO SELL SUCH PROPERTY FOR THE SUM OF $50.00. 'THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED
THAT THE PURCHASE BE CONSUMMATED AT THE $50.00 FEE." -
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. CHATT'THAT ITEM i Of'
WORKS COMMITTEE BE APPROVED AND THE'PROPERTY PURCHASED FOR-$50.
MEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED.
THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC
ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCIL-
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A REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS'MEETING HELD'JANUARY i4, 1959 WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
"THE BOARD OF ApPEALS HELD A MEEilNG AT
PRESENT WERE MR. HENDERSHOTT, MR. BALZHISER
CHRISTENSON. CHAIRMAN MORRIS BEING ABSENT,
MR. BALZH I SER-. - :
THE CITY HALL, ~ANUARY 14, 1~59. MEMBEks
AND THE NEWLY APPOINTED MEMBER DR. RALPH
THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY
I. MR. ELWOOD RICKMAN REQUESTS A VARIANCE FROM THE PRESENT-REQUIRED 60 FOOT
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AVERAGE LOT FRONTAGE TO CONSTRUCT NEW BUILDINGS AS STATED IN THE LETTER.--
.LOT-5~ BLOCK 7, HENDRICKS AMENDED ADDITiON (1424 LINCOLN STREET) BEING
.A CORNER LOT WOULD ALLOW-ONE DUPLEX ONLY. AFTER VIEWING THE PLOT PLAN
AND-DISCUSSING THE MATTER, MR. HENDERSHOTT MADE A MOTION 'AND IT WAS
SECONDED BY MR. BALZHISER THAT THE VARIANCE BE GR~~T~D, PROVIDING THE
BUILDING BE DESIGNED TO COMPLY WITH ALL. SETBACK REQUIREMENTS FOR THAT
AREA. MOTION .CARRIED.
2. MR. P. S. MORRIS, ENGINEER FOR CARTER OIL COMPANY, REQUESTS A VARIANCE
IN SETBACK REQUIREMENTS TO .ERECTTWO FLOODLIGHTS AND A SPECIALLY DESIGNED
IDENTIFICATION SIGN, 20 SQ~ FT. iN AREA, AT THE CARTER STATION,' 19TH AND
A~ATE STREETS. '-
AFTER TAKING INTO CONSIDERATION THAT SIGNS IN A C-2 ZONE ARE REQUIRED TO
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BE FLAT AGAINST THE WALL OF THE BUILDING AND THAT THE SURROUNDING AREA IS
ZONED FOR RESIDENTIAL, MR. HENDERSHOTT MOVED AND IT WAS SECONDED BY
~R. BALZ~ISER THAT T~E FiOODL~GHTS'BE PERMITTED-TO BE ERECTED, BUT THE
VARIANCE FOR THE IDENTIFICATION SIGN BE DENIED. - ALL MEMBERS FELT-THE
STATION ITSELF WAS ADEQUATE ADVERTISEMENT IN A RESIDENTIAL ZONE.
THER'E BETN'G-. -NO-F_URTHEfr BUS rNESS,-THE' MEETI NG WAS' ADJOURNED-. It.
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BvMR. MOLHOLM THAT THE REPORT Of THE' BOARD OF ApPEALS BE
RECEIVED AND PLACED ON FILE. MOTION CARRIED. (ACTION TAKEN ON REPORT UNDER COMMITTEE REPORT OF
JANUARY 16, 1959).
PET I T IONS AND C~liJriu:eAT IONS
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ApPL I CAT IONS FOR L'!QUOR -L TCENSES WERE 'SUBMTTTED -A.~- 'APPROVED -BY THE' .pOL,'1 CEDEPA'RTMENT AS FOLLOWS:
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THE SHIP, 746 PARK STREET - ALICE E. PU~LIAM (CHANGE 6F_ OWNE~SHIP)
CLASS C. DISPENSERS (OC) .
ELKS CLU!3, 44 EAST 7TH AVENUE (NEW LOCATION')
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEA-RER- SECONDED BY MR-. LINDEEN THAT THE APPLICATIONS BE: APPROVED. MOTION
CARRIED.
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COMMUNICATIONS DATED JANUARY 22, 1959 FROM EUGENE CONTRACTORS ASSN.; INC., AND JANUARY 23, 1959
FROM SOUTHWESTERN. OREGON CHAPTER OF THE AME'RI C'AN I NST I TUTE OF A-RCH I TECTS RE CONTRACTORS L'I CENS I NG
ORDINANCE WERE SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
EUGENE CONTRACTORS ASSN.J INC.
"REFERR I NG TO OUR LE.TTER TO .YOU DATED DECEMBER 17_, 1958 AND OUR APPEA.RANCE
BEfORE THE COUNCIL DECEMBER 22, 1958.
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AT THAT TIME WE ASKED.THAT ~OU TABLE THE PROPOSED CONTRACTORS LICENSING
ORD I NANCE UNT I LOUR ORGANI ZAT I ON HAD AN OPPORTUN I TY .TO STUDY I"f:. WE WOULD
LIKE TO ACQUAINT YOU WITH ACTION THAT HAS BEEN TAKEN...
AT OUR REGULAR MEETING JANUARY .8, 1959, MR. DAN POTTER ACCEPTED OUR
INVITATION TO APPEAR BEFORE .OUR MEMBERSHIP AND EXPLAIN THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE.
SINCE THAT TIME OUR COMMITTEE HAS MET WITH VARIOUS GROUPS OF THE BUILDING
INDUSTRY AND WITH A COMMITTEE OF THE LOCAL CHAPTER OF ARCHITECTS WHO HAVE
OFFERED.THEIR ASSISTANCE IN .DRAF.TrNG A WORKABLE ,LICENSING ORDINANCE.
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OUR COMMITTEE HAS BEEN TOLD THAT THERE IS TO BE A STATE LICENSING LAW
PROPOSED BEFORE THE PRESENT LEGISLATURE. As YOUR PROPOSED ORDINANCE IS NOT
TO BECOME. EFFECT! VE UNT IL, JULY. I, 1959, WE. RESPECTFULL Y . REQUEST THAT YOU
TABLE ANY ACTION UNTIL AFTER THE LEGISLATURE ADJOURNS~,. WE rEEL THAT IF A
STATE LAW IS PASSED-IT WILL GREATLY AFFECT THE TYPE OF CITY LICENSING THAT
WOULD BE REQUIRED."
SOUTHWESTERN OREGON CHAPTER, THE A~ERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS
"THE ARCHITECTS OF EUGENE WOULD- LIKE TO EXPRESS TO YOU THEIR OPINION
REGARDING A CONTRACTORS.LICENSING.ORDINANCE THAT YOU ARE.NOW CONSIDERING.
THE ARCHITECTS HAVE HELD DISCUSSION MEETINGS AND JOINT MEETINGS OF
CONTRACTORS AND ARCHITECTS HAVE BEEN HELD IN REGARD TO THIS ORDINANCE.
IT .IS.OUR OPINION,THAT.A REGULATORY LICENSING LAW FOR ALL B~ILDING
CONTRACTORS IS NEEDED, BUT THAT IT SHOULD HAVE A GREATER SCOPE IN TERMS
OF ITS AREA OF APPLICATION AND MEANS BY WHICH REGULATION IS EFFECTED.
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SINCE A STATE LICENSING. LAW IS NOW BEING,CONSIDERED BY. THE LEGISLATURE
WE WOULD SUGGEST THAT THIS MATTER BE.TABLED.BY THE CITY UNTIL ACTION OF.THE
LEGISLATURE IS KNOWN.
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TO WORK WITH THE BUILDING CONTRACTORS AND GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS, SO THAT.AN
EFFECTIVE AND JUST LAW CAN BE RESOLVED."
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER.SECONDED BY..MR'.,MoLHOLM THAT, ACTION BE WITHHELD ON:THE CONTRACTORS
LICENSING ORDINANCE IN LINE WITH REQUESTS OF.THE CONTRACTORS AND~ARCHITECTS; " MOTION CARRIED. .
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r 35TH AVENUES TO 35TH AVENUE INCLUDING 35TH AVENUE INTERSECTION, INTRODUCED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN
I: FULL ON JANUARY 12,1959, WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONSIDERATION.THEi'CITY.MANAGER REPORTED NO WRITTEN
~ PROTESTS ON riLE.
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR., SHEARER SECONDED..BY MRS. lAURIS THAT THE. BILL. BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY
COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS. CONSENT ,OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE
BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.,
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS.. lAURIS THAT THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY
COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT..OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE
BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME: BY COUNCIL~BILL NUMBER,ONLY..
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAUR.IS THAT THE BILL BE~APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL
PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED
11396.
2111 COUNCIL BILL No. 4518 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTSF'OR PAVING, JACKSON STREET F'ROM 12TH TO. 13TH
Ii AVENUE, INTRODUCED AND READ THE F'IRST TIME IN F'ULL ON JANUARY 12, 1959, WAS BROUGHT ON FOR CONS.IDERA-
,i TION. THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS ON F'ILE. .
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'!I AVENUE TO 37TH AVENUE, INTRODUCED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL
1 F'OR CONSIDERATION. THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO WRITTEN PROTESTS
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COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. .MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND. THE,
BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
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COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE
BILL WAS READ THE TH.IRD TIME BY COUNCIL' BILL NUMBER,ONLY,..
I T WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. .LAUR.IS THAT THE: BILL. BE: 'APPROVED AND G:I VEN FI NAL
PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNC I LMEN PRESENT VOT I NG AYE, THE BI LL WAS DECLARED PA.SSED AND NUMBERED
11397.
SEWER ON POTTER STREET FROM 36TH
ON JANUARY 12, 1959, WAS BROUGHT ON
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COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE
BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNC I LB IL'L NUMBE'R ONLY.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT .THE Bltl BE.READ THE THIRD TIME BY
COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, ,WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of THE COUNCIL.. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AN) THE
BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL ,NUMBER ONLY.
, IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER 'SECONDED BY MRs; LAURIS THAT THE BILL.BE APPROVED ,AND GI.VEN fiNAL
I PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED
1 / I I 398 .
IJr COUNCIL BILL No. 4520.-'RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR SANITARY seWER IN AREA BETWEEN DONALD AND
I HI L YARD STREETS fROM ,BETWEEN 34TH: PLACE AND 35TH AVENUE TO 37TH AVENUE, : I NTRODUCED AND READ THE fiRST
TIME IN fULL ON JANUARY 12, 1.959, 'WAS' BROUGHT ON fOR CONSIDERATION. THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO
WRITTEN PROTESTS ON fiLE.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. CHATT THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY
COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS'CONSENT:Of THE:COUNCIL. .MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY ANO THE
BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED 'BY MR.,CHATT THAT THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY
COUNCIL BILL 'NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE
BILL WAS READ THE TH I RD T I ME BY COUNC I L BILL' NUMBER ONL Y.~' ...
II IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MR. CHATT THAT THE BILL BE APPROED AND GIVEN fiNAL
PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING..AYE;..THE.BIL'L WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBEREiO
II . II 399 .
2~1' COUNCIL BILL No. 4521- RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS fOR PAVING 39TH AVENUE fROM KNOB HILL LANE TO
DoNALD STREET, INTRODUCED.AND READ THE.fIRST TIME:IN fULL ON JANUARY: 12, 1959, WAS.BROUGHT ON fOR CON-
I SIDERATION. THE,CITY MANAGER REPORTED NO:WRITTEN PROTESTS ON.fILE..
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY
COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS.CONSENT Of THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANI'MOUSLY AN) THE
BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME "BY COUNC I L' BILL: NUMBER ONLY.'
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BILL BE READ THE THIRD TIME BY
COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH'UNANIMOUS;CONSENT .Of THE COUNCIL. MOTION .CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. AND THE
BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME'BY COUNCIL'BILL:NUMBER ONLY.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS.:'LAURIS THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN fINAL
PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOT',NG AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED
I I 400 . ..
3 COUNCIL BILL No. 4522 - RE: SANTTARY SEWER FROM" SOUTH BOUNDARY OF fRASIER-HYLAND ADDITION TO 29TH
AVENUE BETWEEN LAWRENCE AND WASHINGTON STREETS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE fIRST TIME. IN' FULL.
IT:WAS MOVED.BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED'BY MRS. lAURIS THAT. THE BILL.BE::READTHE SECOND T,IME,BY
COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. .MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND. THE:'
BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNC I L BILL NUMBER. .ONL Y.
I T WAS MOVED BY MR. .SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. . LAlR I S THAT: THE: RULES BE SUSPENDED AND. THE BILL BE
READ THE THIRD T.IME BY: COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY:,:WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT. Of THE.COUNCIL. MOTION CAR-:
RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL: BILL NUMBER ONLY.
IT WAS'MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED' BY MRS. LAURIS THAT, THE BILL.BE:APPROVED AND' GIVEN FINAL
PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. .ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT. VOTING: AYE, THE B:lLL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED
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BOUNDARY Of fRAS I ER-HYLAND ADDIT ION TO 29TH AVENUE BETWEEN LAWRENCE AND, WASH.I NGTON SJREETS:WAS SUB-
MITTED AND READ THE fiRST TIME IN FULL.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED.BY MRS. LAURIS THAT. THE. BILL. BE READ THE SE~OND TIME BY
COl!NCIL BILL N.UMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSEN.TOf" THE: COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AIIQ:THE
BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
~T WAS,MOVED BY MR. SHEARER'SECONDED.BY MRS.' LAURIS THAT. THE-RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE
READ THE THIRD TIME BY. COUNCIL BILL NUMBER O'NLY,:WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT Of THE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR-::
RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL. BILL NUMBER ONLY.'
I T WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER' SECONDED BY MRS. .LAUR I S THAT. THE: BILL: BE APPROVED AND G I VE.N fiNAL
PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL. COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING: AYE, THE B'ILLWAS DECLARED PAS.SED AND NUMBERED
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( STREET FROM SOUTH
TIME IN FULL.
No. 4524 - RE: PAVING 27TH PLACE FROM LINCOLN'TO:WASHINGTON STREET; ALSO LAWRENCE
BOUNDARY OF FRASIER-HYLAND ADDITION TO 27TH PLACE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST~
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COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND .THE
BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS-. LAURISTHAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL- BE
READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCil BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CAR-
R I ED UNAN I MOUSL Y AND THE BILL WAS READ THE Y,H~:RD[;T-IMErBYCOUNC Il BilL NUMBER ONL Y.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE Bill BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL
ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCIL'MEN PRESENT- VOTING AYE, THE BiLL. WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED
I:" PASSAGE.
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2~ COUNCIL BILL No. 4525 - RE: ADOPTING PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR PAVING 27TH PLACE FROM LINCOLN
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COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION' CARRIED 'UNANiMOUSLY'AND THE
BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL' 'BILL NUMBER ONLY.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL BE
READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER'ONLY, WITH' UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCI.L. MOTION' CAR-
RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL' WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
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PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING.AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED
11404.
COUNCIL BILL No. 4526 - RE: VACATING FAlRMOUNT BOULEVARD'FROM '15TH AVENUE TO FRA'"NKLIN BoULEVARD
(UNIVERSITY AVENUE), AND WOODLAND AVENUEf~OM!AIRMOUNT BOULEVARD TO EAST BOUNDARY OF VICTORIA HEIGHTS
ADDITION WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE ~iRS~TIME iN FULL;
IT WAS MOVED BY MR.: SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY
COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE
BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
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READ THE TH'IRD TIME BY -COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, :WI.TH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THECCOUNCIL. MOTION CAR-
R I ED UNAN IMOUSL Y AND THE BILL WAS READ THE TH I RD TIME BY COUNC IL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
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PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING'AYE, EXCEPT COUNCILMEN LINDEEN AND MOLHOLM
VOT I NG NAY, THE BILL WAS DECLARED RAS'SED AND NUMBERED I 1405.
COUNCIL BILL No. 4527 - RE: INITIATING VACATION OF 9 FT. WIDE ALLEY RUNNING EAST AND WEST ADJA-
CENT TO AND IMMEDIATELY SOUTH OF SOUTH' LINE.OF LOT 4, BLOCK A; CURRIES DoRRIS ADDITION, WHICH ALLEY
EXTENDS FROM EAST ~L.'-NE Q.(.. NORTH/SOUTH ALLEY IN' '-SA I D"BLOCK. TO WESTL I NE OF WI LLAMETTE: STREET WAS SUB-
MITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIM~ I~ FUL(.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BILL Bt'READ THE SECOND ;TIME BY
COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE
BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME .BY .COUNCIL BILL 'NUMBER ,ONLY.
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READ THE TH I RD TIME BY COUNC I L BILL NUMBER ONLY, WI TH UNAN IMOUS CONSENT OF :THE 'COUNC I L. MOT I ON CAR-
RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
I T WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAUR I S THAT THE 'B I U BE APPROVED ANDG I VEN FI NAL
PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED
II 11406.
5~/ COUNCIL BILL No~ 4528 - RE: LEV~INGASSE.~~ME~TS FOR PAVI~G 30;H AVENUE FROM HILYARD STREET TO
1'1 ALDER STREET WAS SUBMTTTED AND READTH~ :FI:RST ,TIME IN, FULL. ' '
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! OF ASSESSMENT GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY. OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED.
61~ COUNCIL BILL No. 4529 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS fOR SANITARY SEWER'ON '39TH AVENUE FROM FERRY TO
II HILYARD STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND-READ THE FIRSt TIME IN' FULL~
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i SIDE OF CHAMBERS STREET FROM 18TH AVENUE TO 22ND AVENUE, AND 22N~ AVENUE FROM FILMORE:STRE~T TO
I CHAMBERS STREET WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL.
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2 I~ COUNCIL BILL No, 4531 - RE: LEVYING ASSESSMENTS 'OR PAVING 22ND AVENUE 'ROM VANBuREN TO TYLER
I STREET WAS SUBM I TTED AND READ THE .F I,RST T.IME I N FULL.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BILL BE HELD OVER AND PROPER NOTICE
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OF ASSESSMENT GIVEN AFFECTED PROPERTY OWNERS. MOTION CARRIED.
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IT WAS MOVED. BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY. MRS., LAURIS THA.T THE BILL BE APPRO,VED. ANP GIVEN FINAL
PASSAGE. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRES.ENT VOTING AVE, THE :BILL WAS DECLA~ED PASSED AND. NUMB.ERED I
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COUNCIL BILL No.. 4532 - RE: AMENDING :SECTIONS 8..11, 8.'12 AND 8.15 OF EUGENE CITY CODE DEL.ETING
REQUIREMENT THAT TRUNK LINE SEWERS FOR WHICH ASSESSMENT IS MADE SHALL BE CONSTRUCTED WITHIN THE
ANNEXED THERRITORY WAS SUBMITTED AND'READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. lAURIS THAT THE B'ILL BE. READ'THE::SECOND TIME. BY
COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL MOTION CA.RRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND :THE
BILL WAS READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
I T WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDE.D BY MRS.. lAUR IS THAT. THE RULES BE SUSPENDE.D AND THE B.I L.L BE
READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CON.SENTOF THE COUNC.lL.. MOTI~N CAR-
RIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
RESOLUTIONS
RESOlUTION - RE: AUTHORIZATION FOR SUBMISSION TO VOTERS CHARTER AMENDMENT AUTtORIZING CARMEN';'
SM I TH PROJECT, SPEC I AL ELECT I ON APR I L 28, .19,59, WAS SUBM ITTED AND READ AS. FOLLOWS:
"WHEREAS, THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD IS EXPERIE.NCI.NG A STEADY GROWTH .IN
NUMBER OF ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS AND IN CUSTOMER USE OF ELECTRICITY AND MUST UNDERTAKE
IMPROVEMENT AND EXPANSION .OF ELECTRIC PLANT SYSTEM ,FACll:ITIE.S TO ME.ET ITS QTlLITY
RESPONSIBILlTY, AND
WHEREAS, IT IS DEEMED ADVISABLE AND NECESSARY TO ADD TO, ENLARGE, IMPROVE AND
EXTEND THE :FACILlTIES OF THE ELECTRIC UTILITY SYSTEM AND~ AS A PART OF THE ~XPAN~
SION, TO UNDE.RTAKE AS .SOON AS POSSIBLE .THE CONSTRUCTION OF, THE'CARMEN-S~IT.H PROJE.CT-,. .
A HYDROELECTRIC ,PROJECT DN THE McKENZlE RIVER WHlCH HAS BEEN APPRO~ED ANDAUTHORIZ~p
BY THE STATE OF OREGON AND THE FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION, AND
WHEREAS, .SUCH SYSTEM:IMPROVEMENTS AND EXPANSION. CAN BE:FINANC~D ,BY SAL~ OF
REVENUE BONDS TO BE RETIRED SOLELY OUT :or ELECTRIC REVEN~ES THEREBY AVOIDING .T.HE ."
CREATION OF ANY ADDITIONAL DEBT OBLIGATION ON THE TAXPAYERS OF THE COMMUNITY, AND
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WHEREAS, IT IS NECESSARY TO ,SECURE APPROVAL FROM THE LEGAL VOTER~ OF. 1HE CITY
OF A CHARTER AMENDMENT AUTHORIZING'VAR.IOUS ADDIT,IO.NS, ENL.AR~EMENTS, IMPRO~EMENTS
AND EXTENS IONS TO INCLUDE .THE SA I 0 CARMEN-SM I TH PROJECT AND St,JCH OTHER ~API T~L
IMPROVEMENTS DEEMED NECESSARY FOR SAID PROJECT AND PROVIDING FOR A METHOD OF FINANC-
ING SUCH: IMPROVEMENTS, .AND
WHEREAS, THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD HAS BY RESOLUTION PROPOSE~ ~UCH.A
CHARTER AMENDMENT AND REQUESTED THE COMMON COUNCIL TO CONSIDER THE SAME AND SUBMIT
IT TO THE LEGAL VOTERS OF THE~CITY AT A SPECIAL ELECTION AND T~AT ~HE COUN~~LpO
CALL SAID ELECTION;
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NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE,
LANE COUNTY, OREGON, THAT THE FOLLOWING. PROPOSED A~ENDMF;NT TO. THE GHARTER OF
SAID CITY:BE AND THE SAME IS HEREBY PROPOSED FOR SUBMISSION TO THEL~G~L VOTERS
OF SAID CITY FOR ITS ADOPTION OR REJECTION AT A SPECIAL ELECTION TO BE HELD
TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1959. THE AMENDMENT IS AS FOLLOWS:
CHARTER AMENDMENT SUBMITTED.TO .THE
VOTERS BY THE COMMON COUNCil
AN ACT
To AMEND THE CHARTER OF THE CITY OF EUGENE,' LANE COUNTY, OREGON, BY'ADDING-
A NEW CHAPTER THERETO AUTHORIZING AND EMPOWERING THE CITY OF EUGENE, ACTING BY AND
THROUGH THE EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD, TO ADD,TO, EXTEND, AND IMPROVE THE
ELECTRIC UTILITY SYSTEM OF SAiD CITY B~ CONSTRUCTiNG AN'HYDROELECTRI~ PROJECT ON
THE UPPER McKENZIE RIVER AT OR NEAR CARMEN CREEK AND ~ITH RIVER, AND CONSTRUCT-
ING, PURCHASING, LEASING OR OTHERWISE ACQUIRING SUCH ADbITIO~AL TRANSMISSION AND
DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES AS MAY' BE REQUIRED IN THE JUDGMENT Of SAib'BoARD TO INTER-
CONNECT SAID PROJECT WITH THE ELECTRIC UTILITY SYSTEM OF THE CITY AND TO SERVE THE
ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS OF SAID SYSTEM WITH ELECTRIC POWER AND ENERGY FOR PUBLIC AND
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PRIVATE USE; AUTHOR1ZING THE, ACQUIRING OF ALL PROPERTY, REAL AND PERSONAL, WITHIN
OR WITHOUT THE CITY, NECESSARY OR CONVENIENT' IN CONNECTION WITH SAID PROJECT AND
RELATED FACILITIES, AND AUTHORIZING THE SAID BOARD TO ISSUE REVENUE BONDS OR- OTHER
EVIDENCES OF 'INDEBTEDNESS, P~YABLE SOLELY FROM THE NET REVENUES OF THE ELECTRIC
UTILITY SYSTEM OF SAID CITY, ,IN SUCH AMOUNTS FROM TIME TO TIME AS MAY BE-DEEMED
NECESSARY BY SA I 0 BOARD FOR' SAID PURPOSES'.' ' .
BE IT ENACTED BY THE LEGAL VOTERS or THE CITY or EUGENE, OREGON, THAT THE
CHARTER OF SAID CITY BE AMENDED BY ADDING THERETO A NEW CHAPTER TO READ AS FOLLOWS:
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SECTION I. THE ~~TY OF EUGENE., ACTING BY AND THROUGH"THE EUGENE WATER &
ELECTRIC BoARD, IS HEREBY ~UTHORIZED TO ADD TO, ENLARGE,IMPROVE AND EXTEND THE
ELECTRIC UTILITY SYSTEM OF SAID CITY BY THE CONSTRUCTION OF AN HYDROELECTRIC
POWER PROJECT ON THE UPPER McKENZIE RIVER AT OR NEAR CARMEN CREEK AND SMITH RIVER,
BEING APPROXIMATELY 75 MILES EAST OF AND WITHOUT-THE CITY. IN PROVIDING SAID IM-
PROVEMENT, SA I 0 BoARD' is' AUTHORI ZED TO BUI LD AND CONSTR~CT DAMS" RESERVO IRS,
TUNNELS AND POWER HOUSES AND TO ACQUIRE BY CONDEMNATION OR PURCHASE ALL WATER
RIGHTS, LICENSES, REAL ESTATE, RIGHTS-OF-WAY AND EASEMENTS WITHIN AND WITHOUT
THE CITY AS MAY BE NECESSARY OR CONVENIENT, AND T~ PURCHASE, CONSTRUC~ AND IN-
STALL GENERATORS, TRANSMissioN LINES,' SUBST~TIONS, AND' SUCH OTHER EQUIPMENT :-
AND FACILITIES AS MAY BE NECESSARY TO' PROVIDE A COMPLETE OPERATING FACILITY.
THE SAID BoARD MAY ALSO CONSTRU~T,'PURCHASE, LEASE OR OTHERWISE AC~UIRE SUCH ADD.'-
TIONAL TRANSMISSION AND DISTRIBUTION FACILITIES AS MAY BE REQUIRED IN THE JUDGMENT
OF SAID BOARD TO INTERCONNECT SAID PROJECT WITH THE ELECTRIC: UTILITY SYSTEM OF
THE CITY AND TO SERVE THE ELECTRIC CUSTOMERS OF SAID SYSTEM WITH ELECTRIC POWER
AND ENERGY FOR PUBLIC AND PRIVATE USE, AND MAY ACQUIRE ALL PROPERTY, REAL AND
PERSONAL WITHIN OR WITHOUT THE CITY OF EUGENE; NECESSARY OR CONVENI'ENT IN CON-
NECTION WITH THE ACQUISITION OF SAID FACILITIES.
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SECTION 2. THE CITY OF EUGEN~, ACTING BY AND THROUGH THE EUGENE WATER &
ELECTRIC BOARD, MAY BORROW MONEY, REPAYABLE SOLELY OUT OF THE REVENUES OF THE
ELECTRIC UTIL1TY SYSTEM OF SA1D CITY FO~ THE PURPOSE OF PAYING THE COST ~F CON-
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STRUCTING, PURCHASING,'LEASING OR OTHERWISE ACQUIRING, IN ANY MANNER 'AUTHORIZED
BY THE CONSTITUTION AND LAWS OF THE STATE OF OREGON OR THE CHARTER' OF THE CITY
OF EUGENE, THE AFORESAID IMPROVEMENTS AND BETTERMENTS TO, AND EXTENSIONS OF,
TliE ELECTR I C UT I L I TY SYSTEM OF SA-I D CITY DEEMED" NECESSARY BY SA I 0 BOARD T'O
INTERCONNECT SAID PRO~ECr'WITH THE.ELECT~IC UTILITY SYSTEM AND TO SERVE THE
CUSTOMERS OF SA I 0 SYSTEM, AND MAY I NCLUDE -I N SUCH BORROWI NG SUCH SUMS AS MAY
BE REQUIRED TO MEET ALL COSTS OR PAYMENTS INCIDENT TO' THE ACQUISITION OF THE
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PROJECT AND TO THE INTERCONNECTION OR CONSOLIDAT'lON'OF SAID PROJECT WITH THE
EXISTING ELECTRIC UTILITY SYSTEM, OF THE' "CITY, AND MAY FROM' TIME TO TI-MEB'ORROW
THE WHOLE OR ANY PART OF THE REQUI RED S.u~, AN.D MAY I SSUE BONDS OR OTHER APPRO-
PRIATE EVIDENCES OF THE INDEBTEDNESS SO CREATED, WHICH BONDS OR OTHER EVIDENCES
OF INDEBTEDNESS MAY BE ISSUED EITHER IN THE NAME OF THE CITY OF EUGENE OR OF THE
EUGENE WATER & ELECTR,IC BOARD, OR: BOTH.
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SALE THEREOF, SHALL BE SUC~. AS SAI:D'BoARD MAY DETERMINE, PROV:,DED O~LY THAT
PROVISION SHALL BE MADE FOR THE COMPLETE AMORTIZATION OF THE AGGREGATE PRINCI-
PAL AMOUNT OF E-ACH I SSUE OF SUCH BONDS WITH I N' A- PER I 00 OF F I F'TY YEARS FROM THE I R
DATE (THROUGH THE MEDIUM'OF SERIAL, OR SINKING FUND, BONDS', OR OTHERWI'SE,. AS
THE BOARD MAY DETERMINE) AND THAT TH'E ANNUAL SERV:ICE CHARGES (hE<, -THE AGGRE--
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GATE OF INTEREST AND' PRINCIPAL PAYMENTS, WHETHER BY'MATURITY OR SI'NKING FUND
PAYMENT), ON THE ISSUE f'OR ALL YEARS SUBSEQUENT TO THE EXPIRATION OF NOT MORE
THAN EIGHT YEARS AFTER THE DATE OF SUCH' BONOS SHALL BE SUBSTANTIALLY EQUAL
(AND THEY SHALL BE DEEMED TO BE SUBSTANTIALLY EQUAL IF THE SMALLEST THEREOf IS
NOT LESS THA'N 75% Of' THE LARGE'ST TH,EREO~F). ' THE BOARD MAY PROV I DE rOR THE RE-
FUNDING OF ANY BONOS SO I~SUED BY THE ISSUE OF NEW BONOS UPON SUCH TERMS AND
CONDITIONS AS IT MAY PRESCRIBE,' PROVIDED ONLY THAT THE AGGREGATE PRINCIPAL
AMOUNT OF EACH I SSUE OF SUC'H REFUND I NG BONDS SHALL BE COMPLETELY-AMORT I ZED
WITHIN A PERI~D OF 'FIFTY YEARS FROM THE DATE OF THE BOND~ WHICH THEY REFUND,
RATHER THAN rROM THE DATE OF THE REFUND I NG BONDS, AND THAT THE ANNUALSERV'I CE
CHARGES, AS ABOVE DEFINED, ON THE ISSUE OF REFUNDING BONOS FOR ALL YEARS SUB-
SEQUENT TO THEIR ISSUE SHALL BESUBST.ANTIALLY EQUAL (AND THEY SHALL BE DEEMED
TO BE SUBSTANT I ALI:Y EQUAL I F THE SMAL:LEST THERia.=:' I s' NOT LESS THAN 75%' OF THE
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WITHOUT I:IMITING IN ANY WAY' THE GENERALITY OF THE POWER ABOVE
EXTENDED TO THE BoARD TODET~RM IH,E ALL THE TER.MS .AND COND I T I ONSOF THE '.1 SSUE .
AND SAL'EOF BONOS, SUBJECT ONLY 'TO THE EXPRE-S'S LIMITATIONS ABOVE SET 'FORTH,THE
BOARD IS EXPRESSLY AUTHORIZED, IN ITS DI'SCRETION, TO PROVIDE IN CONNECTION WITH
THE AUTHORIZATION OF ANY ISSUE OF SUCH- BONDS, THAT THE SAME MAY BE ISSUED IN
NEGOT IABLEOR NON-NEGOT IABLE F.ORM; .r:HA.T SUCH~.BONDS, AND THE. INTEREST THERE:ON,
MAY BE PAYABLE OR COLLECTIBLE AT ANY PLACE OR PLACES, WITHIN~R WITHOUT THE
STATE OF OREGON; THAT'THEY MAY.BE"ISSUED. IN FUI:LY REGISTERED OR IN COUPON FORM
REG I STERABLE OR NON-REG I STERABI:E AS TO PR I NC I PAL,. INTERCHANG.EABLE OR NON-'
INTERCHANGEABLE AS BETWEEN REGISTERED AND COUPON BONDS AND AS BETWEEN BONOS
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Of, DiffERING DENOMINATIONS; THAT THEY MAY BE REDEEMABLE, EITHER AT THE OPTION Of
THE BOARD, OR ~N THEOPERATI~N-OfANY SINKING fUND PR~VIDED fOR THE 'IS~UE,.A~'SUCH
PRICE OR PRICES AS THE BoARD MAY DETERMINE,..WHETHER O~ N~T HIVOLV'ING A.PREMiuM
OVER T~~ PRIN~IPAL ~MD~N! Of. TH~ .~o~Ds; AN~ THA! PROVISION:MA!.BE MADE fO~:T~E,.:
APPOINTME~T OF SUCH. fl~CAL OR PAYING AGENTS, SJNKING fUND. AGENTS, TR~~TEES, OR
OTHER AGENCIES, FOR ANY SUCH ISSUE Of B9N~S, AS THE BOARD MAY DETERMINE, AND ~~R
THE DEPOSIT Of fUNDS WITH SUCH AGENTS fOR THE SERVICE Of SUCH BONDS AND THE APPLI-
CATION Of SUCH fUNDS BY SUCH AGENCiES fOR THE PURPOSES fO~ WHICH DEPOSITED.
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REQUIRED fOR THE PURPOSES fOR WHICH THE MONEY IS. BORROWED AT ANY PARTICULAR TIME
OR TIMES, AND SHALL ALSO DETERMINE iHAT ~NY AND ALL ACTS, CONDITIONS AND THINGS
REQUIRED;TO EX~ST, TO HAPPEN. AND BE PERfORMED,PRECE6ENT !O. A~~. IN.THE I~SUING
Of SUCH BONDS OR OTHER EVIDENCES-Of ~NDEBTEDNESS, EXIST, HAVE HAPPENED AND HAVE
BEEN PERfORMED IN DUE TIME~ FORM' AND'MANNER, AS REQUIRED' BY THE CONSTITUTION AND
STATUTE:S Of THE ST~TE OF. OREGON AND TH~' C~ARTE~ OF. THE C:ITY Of' EUGENE,. WHICH .
DETERM,~ NAT ION SHALL ~E CONCL U~ I VE., AND NO PURCHASER: OR: HOLDER ~F BONDS OR OTHER,
EVIDENCES Of, INDEBTE~NES~ SHALL: BE ~EQUIRED TO ~EE TO,T~E EXISTENCE ~F ANY FACTS,
OR TO THE PERfORMANCE,Of ANY CONDITIONS OR THE TAKING OF ANY PROCEEDINGS. REQ~IRED
PRIOR TO SUCH ISSUE, OR TO. THE..~PPLICA!ION 9F THE PU~CHASE PRICE P~ID:!OR SUCH
BONDS OR OTHER EVIDENCES, OF INDEBTEDNESS, AN~ TH~ VAL!~ITY.~! SUCH BONDS OR ~T~E~
EVIDENCES Of INDEBTEDNESS 5HA~L NOT ~EAFfECTE~ BY ANY. IRREGULARITY,. ILLE~ALITY,
INVALIDITY, OMISSION, OR DEfECT IN ANY PROCEEDINGS OR OTHER ACTION TAKEN OR RE-
QUIRE~ BY THIS CHAPTE~ WITH RES~EC~ TO. THE SETTLEMENT OF ANY ~ONTROVER~Y, ~~AIMS.
OR SUITS, THE PURCHASE OR ACQUISITION OF ANY PROPERTY OR PROPERTIES, OR INTANGIBLE
ASSETS, OR. TO THE ACC9MPLISHME~~~Of~~N~ OF THE ~U~POSES PROV.IDED FOR I~THI~~CHA~TER.
SECT ION 3. UPON THE I SSUA'NCE . OF AH'Y BONDS' OR OTHER tv IDENeES OF INDEBTEDNESS
PURSUANT TO.THIS CHAPTER, ALL MONEyi IN THE HANDS: Of THE tiTY Of EUGENE~ OR THE'
EUGENE WATER & EL.ECTR I C BOA'RD,' REPRES~NT If'.lG REV~NUES TH~RETOfORE DERIVED f'ROM THE
OWNERSHIP OROPERATION Of THE ELECTRIC UTILITY SYSTEM Of SAID CITY, AND ALL MONEYS
THEREAfTER RECEIVED. FROM THE OWNERSHIP. OR OPERATION OF SAID SVSTEM, SHALL. BE DE-
POSITED- AS COLLECTEi> IN A SP'ECIAL' FUND. OF. THE CITY 'UNDER' TH'E CONTROL OF THEEUGENE
WATER & ELECTR I C BOARD TO BE KNOWN AS THE "'POWER REVENUE FUNDII'. THE MC)NE'yS "I'N' .
SUCH FUND. SHALL BE HELD AND 0'1 SBURSED' AS PROV'IDED IN TH I S CHAPTER~.' AND I N' ANY' .
RESOLU.TI~N 'AUTHORIZING THE: ISSUANCE OF' BONDS PURSUANT T:O THIS CHAPTER.. ..
SECTION 4. IN CONNECTION ~ITH: THE EX'E~~'ISEOr.T1i'E. POWER'. TO BORROW M~NEY', .
OR TO REfUND, EXTEND OR RENEW INDEBTEDNESS ~NCURRED UNDER. ~HE PROVISIONS OF THIS
CHAPT~'R THE B'oARD'MAY fROM TIME T9'T I.M'~ ,ESTA~L.I'SH. AND MA'I:",:rA I N, OUT OF THE. REVE-.
NUES ~F THE ELECTR I C UT I!- I TY SYSTEM,. A. RESE.RVE ,FUND O~ RESER,VErUNDS" T~ I NS!JRE.
THE PAYMENT, WHEN DUE AND. PA YABq:, OF THE PR I NC I PAL ~f AND: I NTE~E:ST ON BONpS OR
EV IDENCES OF I NDEBTEDNESS I SS.UED AS AfORE5.A I 0, AN.o: THE MONEYS, SE.T ASI.oE AND
PLACED IN A.NV SUCH RESERVE FUND .~.HALL REMAIN ~IN SA.ID .fU!'JD UNTIL FRO~ TIM~ T.~
TIME E.XPEN.DE0: FOR THE PURPOSES THER,EO.f, .AND SHALL NOT BE. USE~ FOR ANY. O!HER P.':'R-.
POSE WHATSOEVER, BUT PENDING USE FOR SUCH PURPOSES MAY, WHEN AND TO THE EXTENT
AND IN THE MANNER DIRECTED BY THE BOAR'D, BE IN'VESTED IN BON'DSOf' THE UN'ITE'O
STATES, THE STATE Of OREGON, OR THE CITY OF EUGENE, INCLUDING BONDS PAYABLE'
SOLEL Y OUT Of THE REVENUES Of THE ELECTR I C UTI L I TY SYS~EM. ANY I NT EREST OR
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OTHER INCREMENT R.ECE I VED BY R,EASON O~ SUCH. I NVE~TMENT OR OT.HERWI SE, AND A,LSO
ANY. SUMS RE~EIV,ED AS A PREMIUM ~N T~E SAL~ ~f ANY or SAID ~OND~OR OTHER EVI~
DENCES Of INDEB!EDNESS, OR AS INTEREST ACCRUED T~EREON,T~ THE DATE OF SALE, SHALL
L I KEWI SE BE PLACED I NAND CONST ITUTE A PA,RT OF THE APPRaPR I AT.E RESERVE FUND SO.
CREA.TED. .ALL MONEys R.EMAIN.IN,G IN ANY SUCH R.ESERVE fUND A.F:TER.PROVISION fOR'THE
PA YMENT I N fULL Of THE. PR I NC I PAL OF :4ND I NTEREST ON THE: BONDS OR OTHER EV I ,?EN,CES
Of INDEBTEDNESS WITH RESPECT TO WHICH IT WAS CREATED SHALL BE RETURNED TO THE
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fUND EXCEPT UPON THE PR~SENTAT I.ON AND SURRE.N,DER OF SUCH BON.DS OR OTHE~. E.VI.,?~NCES
Of INDEB.TEDNESS, OR caUP~NS PE.RTAI~NI'~G .THER.ET.O"W~'HCH .HAV~E..~ECOME DUE THROUGH
MATURITY OR .CALL, OR FOR THE PAXMENT Of )NTE~EST UPON REGISTERED BONDS OR OTHER
EV I DENCES OF I NDE.BTEDNESS, OR f~R DE.POS I T I NG FOR SU.CH PUR.POSE,~ WI TH A. PAYI ~G .
AGENCY DESIGNATED B.Y SAI,D BOARD, OR. UPON DEMANDS A.UTHENnCATE.D BY TH.ESIGNA!URE..
Of THE CITV TREASURER DRAWN FOR PURPOSES FOR WHICH MONEYS IN ANY SUCH RESERVE
fUND MAYBE EXPENDE:D UNDER: THE TERMS HEREOF.
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SUANT TO nil S CHAPTER,. 'oR AN'Y aTHER 'BONDS'PA'YABLE 'OUT Of THE REVENUES Of THE
ELECTRIC UTILITY S'YSTEM O'f THE C1TY; 'S'HALL BE OUTSTANDING AND 'UN,PAI'a., :OR UNT.IL
THERE SHALL HAVE BEEN SET APART IN A RESERVE FUND, OR RESERVE FUNDS, ESTABLISHED
FOR SUCH f~OND!i>, S,UMS S.U.FFI!=I:ENT T,O..PA,V" WHEN DUE, ,TH.~ ENT,IR~ ,PRINCIPAL Of SUCH
INDEBTEDNESS REMAINING UNPAID, TOGETHER WITH INTEREST..ACCRUED AND TO ACCURE
THEREON: (I') 'THE .BoARD SHALL FIX RATE~S -A~D ~COLLECT CH'ARGE.S', FOR ELECTRI'C .ENERGY..
DISTRIBUTE~ .BY n, S~CH AS TO.PROVID,E: REVENUES. ~urFIC~IE,NT TO ,r:A.Y, A.S.~H.E S.AME.
SHALL .BE~OME D~E, THE .PR I NC} PAL,ANP I NTERE~T ON ~LL: SUC.H .B~NDS OR O~~ER ~VI D~NCES
Of INDE.BTEDNESS SO OUTSTANDI.NG, IN AD[)ITION TO PAYIN~, ~S THE SAME SHALt BECOME.
DUE, THE NECESSARY EXPENSES Of .OPERATING, M;lliINTAINING, RENEWING AND REP,LACING
THE ELECTRIC UTILITY SYSTEM OF THE CITY; AND APPROPRIATE 'RESERVE fUNDS FOR'SUCH.
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PURPOSES, AND ALL OTHER OBLIGATIONS AND INDEBTEDNESS PAYABLE OUT Of THE REVENUES
or SA I 0 SYSTEM; 'AND . (2) NO. B'ONDS OR tv IDENCES OF '1 NDEBT'EDNESS PAYABLE .OUT (F THE
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MENT OF PRINCIPAL OR INTEREST, OUT:OF SUCH REVENUES OVER OTHER SONDS ISSUED
UNDER THIS CHAPTER; AND (3) THE ELECTRIC UTILITY SYSTEM OF THE CITY, THE MONEYS
PERTAINING TO WHICH- ARE REQUIRED BY THE ~ROVISIONS OF SECTION 3 OF THIS CHAPTER
TO BE DEPOSITED IN A SEPARATE FUND FOR THE PURPOSES OF SAID SYSTEM SHALL NOT BE
SOLO OR OTHERWISE DISPOSED OF, AS A WHOLE, OR SUBSTANTIALLY AS A WHOLE, BY THE
CITY, UNLESS SUCH SALE OR OTHER DISPOSITION BE SO ARRANGED AS TO RESULT IN A
CONTINUANCE OF PAYMENTS INTO THE FUNDS DEDICATED TO THE PAYMENT OF SAID BONOS
SUFFICIENT IN AMOUNT TO PERMIT PAYMENT THEREFROM OF PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST OF
ALL BONOS PAYABLE OUT :OF THE SAID 'REVENUES', OR .PROVIDE FOR SUCH P.AYMENTS INTO
SOME OTHER FUND CHARGED WITH THE PAYMENT OF SUCH PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST; AND
(4) NO INDEBTEDNESS PAYABLE OUT OF SAID REVENUES SHALL BE CREATED, AND NO
TRANSFERS OUT OF SAID REVENUES SHALL BE MADE, IN CONTRAVENTION OF THE PROVI-
SIONS OF ANY RESOLUTIONS HERETOFORE OR HEREAFTER ADOPTED BY THE BOARD IN CON-
NECTION WITH THE AUTHORIZATION OF ANY BONOS PAYABLE OUT OF SAID REVENUES, OR
IN CONTRAVENTION'OF' THE PROVISIONS OF ANY RESOLUTIONS WHICH THE BOARD MAY, IN
ITS DISCRETION, AND WHICH IT IS HEREBY AUTHORIZED TO, ADOPT, IN CONNECTION
WITH THE ISSUE OF ANY BONOS PURSUANT TO THIS CHAPTER OR THIS CHARTER, IMPOSING
RESTRICTIONS ON THE FUTURE ISSUES OF BOND~ PAYABLE OUT OF SAID REVENUES.
SECTION 6. THIS CHAPTER SHALL BE COMPLETE AUTHORITY FOR THE ISSUANCE OF
THE BONOS OR OTHER EVIDENCES OF INDEBTEDNESS AUTHORIZED UNDER THE PROVISIONS
HEREOF, AND NO PROCEEDINGS FOR THE AUTHORIZATION, ISSUANCE OR SALE OF BONOS
OF THE CITY OF EUGENE REQUIRED BY THE .STATUTES OF OREGON OR THE CHARTER OF
THE CITY OTHER THAN BY THIS CHAPTER NEED BE TAKEN IN ORDER TO AUTHORIZE,
ISSUE AND SELL SUCH BONOS AT SUCH PRICE OR PRICES, AND AT PUBLIC OR PRIVATE
SALE AS SHALL BE DETERMINED BY THE BOARD, PROVIDED, HOWEVER, THAT THE IN-
TEREST COST ON ANY ISSUE OF BONOS SO SOLO SHALL NOT EXCEED SIX PERCENT PER
ANNUM TO THE ISSUER. BoNOS AUTHORIZED BY THIS CHAPTER SHALL NOT BE SUBJECT
TO, OR INCLUDE~ IN COMPUTING, ANY DtBTOR OTHER LIMITATION PRESCRIBED BY
THE CONSTITUTION OR STATUTES OF THE STATE OF OREGON OR THE CHARTER OF THE
CITY OF EUGENE, AND THE PROVISIONS OF THIS CHAPTER, AND OF ANY RESOLUTION
OR RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED HEREUNDER AUTHORIZING THE ISSUANCE OF BONOS OR OTHER
EVIDENCES OF INDEBTEDNESS, AND THE PROVISIONS OF SUCH BONOS OR OTHER ~VIDENCES
OF INDEBTEDNESS AND ANY COUPONS THERETO APPERTAINING, SHALL CONSTITU~E A CON-
TRACT WITH THE HOLDERS FROM TIME TO TIME OF SUCH BONOS OR OTHER EVIDENCES OF
INDEBTEDNESS WHICH SHALL BE ENFORCEABLE BY ANY HOLDER.OF SUCH-SECURITIES.".
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED AS READ.
ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED.
RESOSUTION - RE: PARKING, STOP SIGN AND ONE-WAY TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS IN COURTHOUSE AREA AND PARK
STREETS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:
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"WHEREAS, CHAPTER 28 EUGENE CITY CODE, ENTITLED MOTOR VEHICLES-AND TRAFFIC,
PROVIDES THAT PARKING RESTRICTIONS, STOP SIGN RESTRICTIONS AND ONE-WAY TRAFFIC
RESTRICTIONS ON THE STREETS OF THE CITY OF EUGENE WHltH ARE ESTABLISHED AFTER
THE DATE OF THE ADOPTION OF SAID CODE SHALL BE ESTABLisHED BY RESDLUTION, AND
WHEREAS, THE COMMON COUNCIL, AFTER INVESTIGATION, CONSULTATION AND STUDY,
HAS DETERMINED THAT ADDITIONAL PARKING, TRAFFIC REGULATIONS AND STOP RESTRIC-
TIONS SHOULD BE ESTABLISHED;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE- IT RESOLVED BY THE.C()t.M)N COUNCIL OF-THE CITY Of
EUGENE AS FOLLOWS:
I. THAT THE EAST/WEST ALLEY FROM EAST PARK STREET TO PEARL STREET
BETWEEN 7TH AVENUE AND 8TH AVENUE BE ESTABLISHED AS A ONE-WAY
ALLEY FOR EASTBOUND TRAFFIC.
2. THAT THE FOLLOWING AREAS BE DESIGNATED AS "COUNTY PARKING ONLY":
A.'ON THE WEST SIDE OF EAST PARK STREET AND THE EXTENSION
THEREOF FROM 7TH AVENUE TO 8TH AVENUE.
B. ON THE EAST SIDE OF EAST PARK STREET FROM 7TH AVENUE TO
THE EAST/WEST ALLEY RUNNING FROM EAST PARK STREET TO
PEARL STREET.
3. THAT EAST PARK STREET BE DESIGNATED A ONE-WAY STREET FOR SOUTHBOUND
TRAFFIC FROM 7TH AVENUE TO 8TH AVENUE.
4. THAT PARALLEL PARKING BE ESTABLISHED AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS
~HICH ARE PRESENTLY DESIGNATED AS ANGLE PARKING:
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A. ON fRE EAST SIDE OF EAST PARK STREET FROM THE EAST/WEST
ALLEY BETWEEN 7TH AND 8TH AVENUES TO 8TH AVENUE AND ON
THE WEST SIDE OF EAST PARK STREET FROM 8TH AVENUE TO
SOUTH PARK STREET.
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. B. ON THE .NORTH S I.DE OF' SoUTH. PARK STREET. F'ROM EAST PARK STREET.
.TO OAK STREET AND fROM OAK STREET TO WEST PARK:StREET.
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TO 8TH. AVENUE AND F'ROM 8TH AVENUE TO NORTH PARK STREET (VACATED)..
5. THAT PARKING B.E .CHANGED F'ROM BACK-IN .PARKING TO HEAD-It-! _PA.RKI.NG AT .THE
F'OllOWING lOCATlONS:
A,~ ON THE ,EAST. S I DE OF' EAST PARK STREE1. t::ROM_ .8TH .AVEN.UE TO SOUT",
PARK.S1:REET.
B. .ON 'THE. SOUTH S I.DE OF' ,SO UTH PARK ,STREET F'ROM EASr ~ARK STREET .
:TO OAK.STREET. AND FROM OAK. STREET TO WEST PARK .STREET.,
C. ON. THE WEST. S I DE, OF' WEST ,PARK .STREET F'ROM SO.UTH PAf~K. STREET . .
TO 8TH AVENUE AND .fROM 8T.-. AVENIIE TO No~:rl't PARK $TREET (VACATED1. .
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6. THAT "STOpt' SIGNS. BE INSTAI.;LED Ar T.HE FOLLOWI.NG. LOC;Ar I.ONS:
A. _8TH AVENUE AND WEST PARK STRE;ET, _STQPPI~G SOU1HBQ,UND TR"F'F'I.C
ON WEST ~ARK ST~EET.
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B. OAK -STREET AND SOUTH .PARK STREET',STQPP I NG EAStBO~.ND :TRAF'f I C
ON.SOUTH .PARK STREET.
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BOUND.TRAF'.F'I,C ON.EAST PARK STRE.ET.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER. SECONDED .BY MR. MOYER THAT THE RESOL.UTION BE ADOPTED.
CARRIED.
MorlON
RESOLUTION -.RE': TRANSMITTI.NG.TO PLANNING COMMISSION .REQUESt OF', V~.RNON.D.. SCOTT F'QR VARIANCE WAS
SUBMITTED AND READ AS.F'OlLOWS:
"BE IT RESOLVED:BY THE COMMON .COUNCIL.OF' THE C/TY Of EUGEI;4E, ORE;GON, .rHAt T.HERE
IS HEREBY TRANSMITTED-TO THE CITY PLANNING:COMMISSION OF' SAID .CITY, THE'F'OLLO\!ING
REQUEST F'OR VARIANCE TO R-I RESIDENTIAL ZONE TO BUILD COURT APARTMENTS:
VERNON D. SCOTT
LOT 20, BLOCK II, FAIRMOUNT AMENDED ADDITION
LOCATED AT. 1553 ORCHARD.STREET
REQUESTS VARIANCE TO ALLOW CONSTRUCTION OF' COURT APARTMENT IN
R-I SINGLE FAMILY RESIDENTIAL DISTRICT:
AND DIRECTING THE. PLANNING COMMISSION. TO ADOPT ~ TENTATIVEREPQRT AND HOLQ A HEAR""
ING THEREO~ IN THE COUNCIL .CHAMBER IN THE CITY HALL OF' SAID.CI.TY 9~ rUESD~Y~
FEBRUARY 3,. 1959, AT 7:30 PM AF'TER GIVING DUE NOTICE BY PUBLICATION ONCE IN THE
REGISTER-GUARD AND.A HEARING IS.HEREBY CALLED TO BE.HELD IN rH~ C~TY AT THE NEXT
ENSUI.NG COUNCIL MEET.lNG AT 7:30:PM, NOrlCE OF'WH.t.CH WILL,BE,GIVE.N THREE TIM~S IN
THE REGISTER-GUARD."
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED.
CARRIED.
MOTION
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UPON MOTION DULY MADE, SECONDED AND CARRIED, THE. MEETING WASADJOU~NED.
RESPECTF'ULLY SUBMITTED,
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ROBERT A., F!-NLA~~
C /TV MANAGER
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