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" EUGEf-.E, OREGON,
,I JUNE 13, 1960
THE REGULAR MEETING Of THE ,COMMON COUNCIL Of THE CITY'Of EUGENE WAS HELD JUN~ ;3, 1960 AT
7:30 P.M. IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER. THE MEETING WAS CALLED TO ORDER BY HIS HONOR MAYOR E.E. CONE
WITH THE fOLLOWING COUNCILMEN PRESENT: MR~ SHEARER, MRS. LAURIS, MR. MOL~OLM, M~.McGAffEY, MR.
CHATT, MR. MOVER AND MR. SWANSON (WHO ARR~VED AT 7:35 P.M.). MR. WILSON WAS ABSENT.
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N' , THE INVOCATION WAS GIVEN BY REV. E. J. FULTON.
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C.) ,I THE MINUTES Of THE ADJOURNED MEETING Of MAY 23, 1960, 'AS MAILED TO MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL,
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, INTRODUCTION OF NEW BUSINESS
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BILLS AGAINST VARIOUS CITY DEPARTMENTS FOR THE MONTH Of MAY, 1960 WERE SUBMITTED AND READ
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I GENERAL FUND
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PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SVSTEM $5,728.95 H. BURTON DAVIS $ 60.00
PUBLIC EMPLOYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM , "7,481.22 DEPT. Of VISUAL INSTRUCTION -O.S.S.H.E. 22.50
PUBLIC EMPLYEES RETIREMENT SYSTEM 764,18 DONALD C. DICKEY 633.33
I CITIZENS BANK 14,166.39 DICK'S MACHINE SHoe 31.32
CITIZENS BANK 787.50 D,CTAPHONE CORPORATION 65.00
STATE OF OREGON TAX COMMISSION 2,744.22 DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. 70.82
AETNA L I FE INSURANCE CO. i,SI5.25 DOT DOTSONS 17.12
PACIFIC HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION 1,834.30 DUNCAN PARKING METER 169.87
EUGENE HOSPITAL & CLINIC 45.00 EMERALD GARBAGE SERVICE 109.70
DANI'EL O. POTTER, TREAS. 2,753.69 EAGLE SIGNAL COMPANY 1,128.33
DANI'EL O. POTTER, TREAS. 697.00 ENCYCLOPAID[A BRITTANICA FILMS INC. 16.78 .
Ii DANrEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 90.58 EOfF' ELECTRIC 2.14
DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. . EUGENE AMBULANCE SERVICE
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EUGENE FIRE FIGHTERS ASSN. 126.00 EUGENE BLUE PRINT CO. 11.41
BLUE CROSS PLAN 67.70 EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUC~S 128.25
UNITED ApPEAL. LANE COUNTY 1,51.39 EUGENE FARMERS CREAMERY 18.00
LANE' HUMANE ~ SOC I ETY 750.00 EUGENE HARDWARE 1.55
E E CONE, MAYOR 100.00 EUGENE HOTEL 51.10
STATE Of OREGON - IND. Acc. COMM. EUGENE LAUNDRY 82.19
GENERAL FUND 2,316.75 EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY 48.36
ADDRESSOGRAPH - MULTIGRAPH CORP. 39.28 EUGENE PUBLIC SCHOOL DIST.# 4 21.60
ALDERS FEED & FARM SUPPLY 29.15 EUGENE RADIATOR SERVICE 76.19
AMERICANA CORPORATION 5.00 EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL,: 413.08
AME~ICAN SOCIETY FOR TESTING MATERIALS 16.00 EUGENE WATER & ELECT/itlC BOARD 375.95
AMERICAN STEEL & SUPPLY EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD ! --
170.01 10 ,O59;~59
ALBERT J. ANDRUS 60.00 EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY CO., INC. 31.55
ARMCO DRAINAGE & METAL PRODUCTS 20.70 FALKENSTEINS 34.70
'I ART S' GAA BAGE SERV I CE No. 2 '7. 10 FARMER BROTHERS 60.95
ASSOCIATED SUPPLIERS 9.08 FEENAUGHTY MACHNERY CO. I , 357 . 2 I,
AUTO BODY & PAINT SUPPLY 9.31 FIRE ENGINEERING .. 6,00
AUTOMATIC HEAT CO. 13.50 JAMES E. FISHER 9.00
BALLOU & WR I GHT 22.81 FL Y I NG-Z I'Ff-DAV IS PUBL I SH I NG CO. 8.00
LESTER f. BARKER 60.00 , fRANK~S GARBAGE SERVICE 7.00
BARKER" MOTORS, INC. 7.81 ~ DRs. FURRER, McMILAN, PATTO,N a, ST,ARR 130.00
BAtTERY AND flLETER SERVICE 36.31 W. P. F UL L E R 41, .09
e BEARING SUPPLY COMPANY 1"'7.43 THE GARLOCK PACKING COMPANY 41.55
BEE LINE SERVICE 7.50 GA YLORD BROS., INC. 14.40
ROBERT BENTLEY, INC. 21.66 GENERAL .~UBBER & SUPPLY 14.55
BETHEL PLANING CO. 110.00 GLASS SPRAY SERVICE 30 .00
BOEHNKE PRINTING COMPANY' ~624-.50 GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES 51.20
DAVID G. BOGGS 60~00 GRAY'S fEED & SEED COMPANY 38.43
F. K; BREWER SALES & SERVICE 33.53 GUARD PUBLISHING CO. 639.55
BRO-DART INDUSTRIES 41.04 GUNDERSON BROTHERS ENGINEERING CORPT. 38.74,
CHARLES BRUNING COMPANY, I NC. " 80.42 GEORGE A.' HAL TON . 105.15
E. H. BURRELL 32.04 HAM I L TON ELE CTR I C 3.52
BURTON SAW & SUPPLY CO. 7.92 W. T. HAR'KEY 30.00
BUSINESS EQUIPMENT CENTER' 87.40 HARLEY-DA,VIDSON SALES CO.' 1.35
CARLSON, HATTON & HAY, INC. 2.05 HARR MOTOR SUPPLY CO. 3.35
CARSON SAW SHOP i ,25 HEINKE WHOLESALERS 80.46
CASCADE HANDLE CO., INC. 1.25 HOWARD HERIDER 98.17
CENTRAL HEATING Co~ 207..46 HERRODD ~ JENSEN IMPLEMENT CO. 40.00
I CENTRAL SUPPL Y 16.84 HESS & DEVEREAUX I~ .00
CITY OF EWGENE - FINANCE DEPT. 2.50 A. C. HORN COMPANIES 7.39
CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY 2.46 HORN PRiNTING COMPANY j63~50
CONSUMR'S RESEARCH 7.00 'HUNTINGTON SHINGLE CO., INC. 127.40
.1 CONT I NENTAL' BAK I NG COMPANY 75.40 THE H. R.'HuNTTING COMPANY, INC. 50 I . 39
,J COBURN'S 88.53 HYSLOP PAPER & SUPPLY CO. 11.34
INDEPENDENT DISTRIBUTORS .
CRESSEY'S 10.60 35.08
DAILY JOURNAL Of COMMERCE 18.20 INDUSTRIAL AIR PRODUCTS CO. 3.70
e DAV I DSONS BAK I NG COMPAN Y 21.00 INTERNATIONA; CONfERENCE OF BUILDING OFf. 132.00
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I IVERSON PAINTS $ 45.40 TIDEWATER OIL COMPANY $ 449.04 II
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JACK & CEE MOTORS 3.40 TILLMAN & BOOTH, INC. 7.43 I
JERRY'S SPECIALIZED SALES 26.88 TIMBER TRACTOR CO. 45.47
I KEITH'S EECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE 3.10 TIME EQUIPMENT COMPANY 9.06 ,1
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Ii KENDALL MOTOR COMPANY 109.10 TOMMy'SPAINT POT 31.75 :1
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Ii W. B. KERRY & CO., INC. 7.41 TRAffiC ?AfETY SUPPLY CO. !:
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EDWARD L. KNOPP COMPANY 176.00 U. S. POSTMASTER ,I
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il KOKE-CHAPMANCOMPANY 192.33 UNION OIL COMPANY' Of CALifORNIA "
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LANE 'COUNTY FEED &'SEED CO. 15.51 UNITED PIPE & SUPPLY CO. I'
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i! LANE COUNTY TI TLE COMPANY 50.00' UNITED' RADIO SUPPLY INC. 7.79 i:
LANE MEAT COMPANY 13.20 SCHOOL Of HEALTH & PHY. EDUC., U Of 0 32.00 i:
;1 LANE PARTS MACHINE SHOP 13. 18 'UNIVERS)TY' Of'OREGON LIBRARY 15.12 "
:i CARL J. LEIBEL, INC. 50.84 UNIVERSITY Of OREGON PHOTOGRAPHIC BUREAU 10.00
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LES"RICHFIELD SERVICE 61.00 UNIVERSITY FRUIT & PRODUCE CO. 25.35 j'
il AL LINDLEY SHELL SERVICE 5.27 UNIVERSITY OF WASHINGTON PRESS 6.94, !
LOOM!S ARMORED CAR SERVICE, -INC. 405.50 UNIVERSITY WINDOW CLEANING SERVICE 25.90 I'
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I MCAYEAL'S WARDROBE CLEANERS 1.50 VALLEY BAG Co. 1.80 :'
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I MCCRACKEN BROS MOTOR FREIGHT 23.38 VALLEY IRON & STEEL CO. 34.50 ,I
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:1 MILES E. MCKAY 128.00 VALLEY PRINTING COMPANY 19.40 [I e
II THE MACMILLAN COMPANY, PUBLISHERS 32.33 VALLEY RENTAL SERVo 1.50
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MEDICAL PHARMACY 7.00 VALLEY STATIONERY CO. 43.73 11
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: MIDGLEYS .36 VAN WATERS & ROGERS, INC. 29.53 "
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I E. A. MOCK & SONS 66.03 F. M. VON ApPEN 60.00 II
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I MONTGOMERY WARD 42.43 WALLMASTER SERVICE 95.00 II
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KENNETH D. MONNrER 59.42 WALLACE & TIERNAN INC. 13.01 I[
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!I MOTOROLA C&E INC 177.50 JAMES M. WAN I NG 7.00 "
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[I MUNNELL & SHERI~L INC. 19.17 JOHN WARREN HARDWARE, INC. 2.24 II
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il NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY 17.24 WESTERN DRUG SUPPLY 2.81 I'
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NATfONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 4.50 WESTERN W,RE ROPE COMPANY 2.09 1\
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NATfONAL SHADE TREE CONFERENCE, DR. WESTERN UNION 1.20 !j
i[ L; C. CHADWICK, SEc.-TREAS. 12.00 WENDELl: P. WICK 16.32
'I NORTHWEST INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY CO. - 8.20 HOWARD 'W,CKLUND SPORTING GOODS; INC~ 83.25 "
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NORTHWEST NATURAL GAS 115.71 WI GG I NS COMPAN Y, INC. 114.80 i
Ii NUDELMAN BROTH ERS 31.89 W,LDISH SAND & GRAVEL 1,624.45 ,I
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II FRED N. O'SULLIVAN 60.00 -WILLAM~TTE STATIONERS . 15.18 I,
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II OAKWAY WATER DISTRICT 14.14 LEW WI LL lAMS 111.68
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il OIL FILTER SERVICE COMPANY 32.26 ' LEW WILLIAMS CHEVROLET 2,631.92
THE 'OREGONIAN 23.40 TOMMY WILLIAMS FLORIST 25.40 '!
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(i)REGN EGG PRODUCERS 57.75 W, L TSH (RE' S 30.76 ! ~
:1 ORESON FRUIT COMPANY 15.50 WOODROW W,LSON JR. HIGH SOiOOL 1!
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II THE OREGON NEWS COMPANY 302.04 ' WYATT'S' 36.64 Ii
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OREGON SCREW PRODUCTS CO. 13.25 ZELLERBACH PAPER COMPANY 120.04 !I
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, OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY 87.73 :1
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" PAC I'F I C MOTOR TRUCK I NG COMPANY 7.76 GENERAL BOND INTEREST ,I
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11 PACKER-SCOTT 213.45 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER $1 I ,670.33 ,I
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PEERLESS PACIFIC CO. II .57 ' ;1
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I' PENNSALT OF WASHINGTON DIVISION' GENERAL BOND PRINCIPAL "
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11 PETTY CASH 41.-71 ]I
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II PET~Y CASH - EUGENE PUBLIC LIBRARY 68.97 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. $37,000.00 il I
II PIERCE FRE,' GHT COMP. 9.28 il
, IfIONEER FOODS, INC. 234.94 SEWAGE DISPOSAL FUND II
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'I PITNEy-BOWES, INC. 18.00 !I
I PORTLAND FISH Co. 13.50 C. A. BARNES $ 595.50 II
Ii DAN I'EL O. POTTER, l'REASURER 1,540.32 CORNELL, HOWLAND, HAYES & MERRYfiELD II
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DANI~L O. POTTER, TREASURER' 1,453.89 PETTY CASH 1.00 i!
PYLAM PORDUCTS CO., (NC. 11.38 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 500.00 'i
1\ QUICK SERVICE LITHO 1'8.48 'DANIIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 825.80 ji
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MRS.' JOHN QUINER 6.50 I,
II ELL I'S RACKLEF'F ' 48.50 SEWAGE & ORA I NAGE
II RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY 8.92 , i
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REAR'S MFG. Co. 1.95 CITY Of ' EUGENE - LIEN DEPT. $ 2,955.89 ,
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RECORDAK CORPORATION 50.00 - CORNELL; HOWLAND, HA~ES & MERRYfl~LD 4,<?61.86
II REG rSTER-GUARD 6.21 HENNEN & VOS-WILLIS I , 552 ~ 67
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RETREAD TIRE SHOP 101'.34 "
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RICHARDS MANUf'ACTUR I NG CO. 9.34 STREET, BRIDGE & DRAINAGE ,/
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I, RICHFIELD Oil CORPORATION 27/80 It
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, ROGERS MACHINERY COMPANY, I NC. 60.70 CITY OF 'EUGENE, SIDEWALK REVOLVING 27.55 II
I RUSSELL'S TeA SUPPLY 2.82 -CITY Of "EUGENE, LIEN DEPT. 948.41 II
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, SACRED H&ART GENERAL HOSPITAL 4.50 KEMP CONCRETE 95 .06 Ii
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Ii SCHARPF'S TWIN OAKS BUILDERS SUPPLY 333.74 MINNESOTA MINING & MhG. 403.50 ,I
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SHELL OIL COMPANY 40.65 TRAFFIC SAfETY SUPPLY Co. 480. 17 II
SHELL 0 I L COMPAN ~ 1,-492.46 "
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SMITH RADIO COMMUNICA~I~N 171.30 AIRPORT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENTS II I
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I SOUTH EUGENE HIGH SCHOOL 630.00 ii
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, STANDARD OIL COMP~ Of CALIFORNIA 17.93 'LANE COUNTY TIT~ COMPANY 94.60 I:
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STATE Of OREGON, DEPT., MTR. VEH I CLES 62.00 DANIEL O. POTTER, TREASURER, EQUIP. REV. 51.30 "
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)\ STREETER-AMET COMPANY 32.86 II
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\1 TERRILL AUTO PARTS 7.69 CIVIC EMERGENCY I;
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TEXACO, INC. 1,212.58 P
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~\ EOFF ELE CTR I C I .31
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I MUNNELL & SHERRILL I , 39 I . 87 ELDON SHIELDS CONSTRUCTION CO. $10,714.50
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E. L. SMITH 64.00
~I T I L LMAN & BOOTH, INC. 1'2.00 SEWAGE & ORA I NAGE 'I
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, ABRAHMS CONSTRUCTION CO. $ 528.75 !I
'" SIDDvALK REVOLVING :!
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O(l " AMERICAN STEEL & SUPPLY 18:66 :,
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C\}' ,I DOT DOTSONS 3.63 SALEM SAND AND GRAVEL CO. $34, 9 I 6. 10 "
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<\-~t. EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS 1.32 HUGHES & MCHAFFEY 9,133.56 I;
r~.) 'I EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL INC. 367.50 "
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c.c ::i ,INTERNATIONAL,PR~STRESSING CORP. 5.60 DISTRICT IMPROVEMENT :\
I MCCRACKEN BROS. MOTOR FREIGHT 4.37 1:
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, OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY 1.08 U. S. TREASURY DEPARTMENT - INTERN. REV. II
PEERLESS PACIFIC COMPANY 4.65 SERVICE $ 100.00 i'
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e DANIEL O. POTTER, TREAS. 10 1.30 11
SCHARPFS TWIN OAKS BUILDERS 9.75 "
SCOBERT BUILDING MATERIAL INC. 36.46 !I
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS T~T THE BILLS AS SUBMITTED AND READ ,I
BE APPRWED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS AUTHORIZED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE; II
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ABRAMS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY I'
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1ST - SANITARY SEWER, 14TH AVENUE FROM PEARL STREET TO' i!
ALLEY BETWEEN HIGH AND PEARL STREETS $ 528.75 II
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:1 2ND - FILLMORE STREET SEWAGE PUMPING STATION 9,133.56
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1ST AND FINAL - CONCRETE SIDEWALK AT 990 CHAMBERS ST. 100.00 II
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, 2ND MAINTENANCE SHOP BUILDING ADDITION 2,316.78
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SALEM SAND & GRAVEL
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" ELDON SHIELDS CONSTRUCTION CO.
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:' 3RD - WEST SIDE FIRE STATIO~
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IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE ESTIMATES AS SUBMITTED AND READ '''- ;
BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS AUTHORIZED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRAmS. ROLLCALL VOTTE:.
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2 THIS BEING THE DATE SET FOR THE AWARD OF CONTRACTS ON VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT PRO.JECTS, THE
'I FOLLOWING BIDS WERE TABULATED AS Op'ENED JUNE 8, I 960 AT, 10: 00 AM.
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" SANITARY SEWERS
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CONTRACT COST PER
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, INTER CITY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY AND DENNIS & PRUETT $9,303.90 $7.22
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'i 27TH AVENUE FROM ALDER TO POTTER STREET COST BUDGETED ;!
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, WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (LOW) $4,904.01 $10,600.00
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I " INTER CITY CONSTRUCTION CO., AND DENNIS & PRUETT 5,053.21
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26TH AVENUE fROM HILYARD ST. TO POTTER ST.
ja~ WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ( Low) $12,417.50 $6.19
I BYRNES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 13,274.'6
. CENTRAL PAVING
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34' 27TH AVENUE fROM HILYARD TO POTTER COST fRONT fOOT II
WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ( Low) $12,961.95 $6.47 I
BYRNES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 14,113.99 II
CENTRAL PAVING 14,183.38 Ii
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I' 28TH AVENUE FROM POTTER TO UNIVERSITY "
I WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (Low) 12,729.20
CENTRAL PAVING 14,037.36
I BYRNES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 14,093.85
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1134' POTTER fROM SOUTH BOUNDARY LOT 10, BLOCK 8
11 MILTON REID ADDITION TO 35TH AVENUE
II WILDISH CONSTRUCTON COMPANY (Low) 8,494.60 ,
I CENTRAl.. PAVING 9,386.60
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, BYRNES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 9,720.61
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t LOW BIDDER ON EACH PROJECT, AND THAT THE PROPER CITY OfFICIALS BE AUTHORIZED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY if
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THIS BEING THE DATE SET fOR THE AWARD OF CONTRACTS ON THE CONSTRUCTION Of TAXIWAY AND INSTALlA-
II TION Of WIND TEE AT THE MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT, THE fOLLOWING BIDS WERE TABULATED AS OPENED JUNE
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ALTERNATE CITY Al TERNATE
NAME Of BIDDER No. I ~ TOTAL No. 2
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]1 WllDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. $78,955.80 $6,' 180 .00 $85,135.80 $85,135.80
CENTRAL PAVING 86,015.20 6,180.00 92,915.20 92,965.20
I( BYRNES CONSTRUCTON CO. 89,365.60 6,180.00 95,545.60 95,545.60
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ALTERNATE No. I - CITY TO FURNISH WINO TEE AND CONTROL PANEL - CONTRACTOR TO INSTALL.
" ALTERNATE: No. 2 - CONTRACTOR TO FURNISH AND INSTALL WIND TEE AND CONTROL PANEL. il
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'I IT WAS,MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE CONTRACTS BE AWARDED TO 11
il WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ON ALTERNATE NO.2 AT THE BID PRICE Of $85,135.80 AND THAT THE PROPER Ii
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CITY OffiCIALS BE AUTHORIZED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS FOR THOSE CONTRACTS AWARDED. ROLLCALL I'
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!' A BID TABULATION DATED JUNE 9, 1960, CONCERNING A PORTABLE VACUUM SWEEPER fOR THE AMAZON Ii
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)1 POOL AND A TRIPLEX POWER LAWN MOWER WERE CONSIDERED AS fOLLOWS: :1
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PORTABLE VACUUM SWEEPER fOR AMAZON POOL "
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RAMSEY WAITE CO. $227.00 ( Low) 'i
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MilLER JENSEN CO. "
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II MODERN SWIM, POOL CO. 313.00 "
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TRIPLEX POWER LAWN MOWER I'
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!i BIDDER BID PRICE II
I, f. K. BREWER CO. (LOW)
" $1,295.00 "
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:1 WESTERN GOLF COURSE SPLY. I , 340 .00 1\
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" IT ,WAS MOV~D BY MR. SHEAR~R AND SECONDED BY MRS. lAURIS THAT THE EQUIPMENT BE PURCHASED I:
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i REPORT OF OfFICERS
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3 !I A REPORT FROM THE CITY MANAGER - RE: IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS, ETC., WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS II
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it "THE VALUE OF BUILDING ~ERMITS ISSUED FOR THE MONTH OF MAY, 1900, AMOUNTED TO $2,133.25 II
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WHICH IS $1,537~60~00 MORE THAN THE AMOUNT ISSUED fOR MAY OF 1959. OF THE TOTAL AMOUNT FOR MAY II
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1960, $514.190.00 WAS fOR 43 RESIDENCES AND $1,290,000 WAS FOR TWO PUBLIC BUilDINGS. THE TWO ,I
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:! PUBLIC BUILDINGS WERE THE SCIENCE BUILDING AT THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, FOR $1,280,000 AND $'0,000 i!
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fOR THE EWEB SUB~CONTROL BUILDING. , ,I
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1 THE fIRE DEPARTMENT ANSWERED 26 ALARMS DURING MAY 1960, Of WHICH 10 CALLS WERE NON-FIRE. :\
TOTAL ESTIMA~EDlOSS AMOUNTED TO $4,901.00. WORK ON THE NEW 'fiRE STATION JS PROGRESSING SATISFAC- II
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I TORILY, ROOF 'IS O-N AND RECONSTRUCTION OF THE DRILL TOWER HAS BEEN STARTED. MOST OF THE fURNITURE 'i
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II ACCORDING TO THE POLICE REPORT, A COpy Of WHICH IS ON EACH OF YOUR DESKS, THERE WERE NO PER- il
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COMPARED TO 260 IN APRIL. A LONG STRING OF BURGLARIES WA'S fiNALLY ENDED, HOWEVER, WITH THE "
'I APPREHENSION OF TWO PERSON WHO HAD COMMITTED MANY BURGLARIES, MOSTLY IN SUPERMARKETS IN EUGENE AND ;'.
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'I WE PROCESSED 202 MALE AND 5 fEMALE PRISONERS AT THE JAIL. Of THE TOTAL, :1
I THE PRECEDING MONTH. !,
1 100 WERE CITY PRISONERS, AND 107 WERE BOOKED fOR THE COO NTY. OUR AVERAGE DAILY POPULAT10N WAS Ii
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71 PRISONERS WHICH CLOSELY APPROACHES OUR CAPACITY. WE SERVED 6924 MEALS fROM THE JAIL KITCHEN
! AT AN AVERAGE COST Of JUST UNDER 10; PER MEAL.
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ACCORDING TO THE LIBRARIAN'S REPORT, A COpy Of WHICH IS fORWARDED TO EACH COUNCILMAN THROUGH :i
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0") , CIRCULATION, 76% IN REGISTRATION AND REfERENCE USE HAS TRIPLED.II
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e 'j IIMATTERS REfERRED TO COUNCIL BY BUDGET COMMITTEE:
:i BUDGET SUBCOMMITTEE MEETING APRIL 28, 1960 - POLICE DEPARTMENT
, IT WAS MOVED BY LOREN DOWNEY AND SECONDED BY ERVIN MOLHOLM ~HAT THIS COMMITTEE RECOMMEND TO
THE CITY COUNCIL THAT A CITIZENS COMMITTEE BE APPOINTED TO STUDY THE TAX STRUCTURE AS RECOMMENDED
" BY THE CITY MANAGER (IN HIS BUDGET MESSAGE). MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
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I : FULL BUDGET MEETING - MAY 18, 1960
,i IT WAS MOVED BY MR. VAN FOSSEN AND ,SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE BUDGET COMMITTEE REfER
, ~ TO THE COUNCIL TH~ MATTER .Of APPOINTING A COMMITTEE TO STUDY THE POSSIBILITY Of A NEW TAX BASE.
,! MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
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, IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MR. HOffMAN THAT THIS COMMITTEE RECOMMEND TO ,
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AND PERTINENT MATTERS. MOTION CARRIEb UNANIMOUSLy.1I / ,I
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'I COMMITTEE BE REfERRED ,TO THE COMMITTEE Of THE WHOLE. MOTION CARRIED. Ii
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"PRESENT: COUNCILMEN SHEARER, LAURIS, MCGAFfEY, CHATT, MOYER, WILSON AND SWANSON; CITY I
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.' MANAGER; CITY RECORDER; CITY ATTORNEY; DIRECTOR Of PUBLIC WORKS; TRAffIC ENGINEER; CHIEf Of POLICE; ,
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ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; MRS. NIVEN, PLANNING COMMISSION; MESSRS. NORMAN SCHNEIDER AND VAN TASSEL;'
, OTHER INTERESTED CITIZENS; DAN WYANT, EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD.
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, I. VACAT 10 N Of TAYLOR STREET BETWEEN
2 15TH AND 16TH AVENUES - IT WAS STATED THAT THE PERMAI'-E'NT REPORT
1 Of THE PLANNING COMMISSION HAD RECOMMENDED THAT THE VACATION Of TAYLOR STREET BETWEEN
I 15TH AND 16TH
1 AVENUES BE ACCOMPLISHED CONCURRENTLY WITH THE fILING Of THE HARMEL PLAT. FOLLOWING SOME DISCUSSION
I THE COMM J TTEE RECOMMENDED THA T THE RECOMMENDAHON OF THE PLANN I NG COMM1SS I ON BE APPRO VED AND THE
i STREET VACATED WITH SUCH VACATION TO BE ACCOMPLISHED CONCURRENTLY WITH THE fILING Of THE HARMEL PLAT.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT ITEM I FOR THE COMMITTEE REPORT
I BE APPROVED. MOT I Q\I CARRIED.
3 ,'2. PAVING TAYLOR STREET WITH CUL-DE-SAC fROM 15TH AVENUE TO 16TH AVENUE. - FOLLOWING THE ACTION
, MOTION CARRIED.
'I TAKEN ABOVE IT WAS RECOMMENDED THE ABOVE DESCRIBED STREET PAVING BE ACCOMPLISHED.
e IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MR. CHA TT THAT ITEM 2 Of THE COMMITTEE REPORT
BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
i ___ BOARD OF ApPEALS REPORT - MAY 1960.- THE BOARD OF ApPEALS REPORT WAS READ IN WHICH MR. AND
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'I MRS. ARTHUR L,NDSTRUM Of 174 CROSS STREET REQUESTED A VARIANCE fROM THE REQUIRED 15' SETBACK fOR
';1 RESIDENTIAL STRUCTURES TO ENCLOSE AN EXISTING PORCH THEREBY ADDING AN ~DDITIONAL ROOM TO THE RES-
IDENCE WHICH HAD BEEN RECOMMENDED FOR APPROVAL BY THE BOARD Of ApPEALS, AND fURTHER IN WHICH MR.
J. F. DUff, REPRESENTING THE STANDARD OIL COMPANY, HAD REQUESTED A VARIANCE fROM SIGN REGULATIONS i
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IN THE C-2 ZONE TO ERECT A SIGN ON A POLE AT 25TH AND H,LYARD NOT IN COMPLIANCE WITH THE ZONING ,
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ORDINANCE. THIS LATTER REQUEST HAD BEEN RECOMMENDED fOR DENIAL BY THE BOARD Of ApPEALS. I'
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REPORT Of THE BOARD Of ApPEALS BE APPROVED IN BQTH INSTANCES. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
I - IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MR. CHATT THAT ITEM 3 OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT+
I I BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
I 5 : 4. PROPOSED OPENING Of 22ND AVENUE fROM CHAMBERS TO GRANT STREET.- THE DIRECTOR Of PUBLIC WORKS
EXPLAINED A PROPOSED OPENING Of 22ND AVENUE FROM C~AMBERS TO GRANT STREET. By AID Of A PLAT OF
THE AREA HE EXPLAINED THAT THE STREET WILL NOT LINE UP ALL THE WAY THROUGH AND FURTHERMORE THAT AT
'I THE PRESENT TIME 22ND AVENUE HAS A NUMBER Of JOGS IN IT. HE STATED THERE ARE TWO ALTERNATES ON
THE OPENING OF 22ND AVENUE AND THAT THERE ARE NO CROSS STREETS EXISTING AT THE PRESENT TIME SOUTH
Of 18TH AVENUE AND THAT SUCH ACCESS IS DESIRABLE SO STUDENTS MAY GET OT THE THOMAS JEfFERSON
JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL. "
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FOLLOWING SOME DISCUSStlONITWAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE ADMINISTRATION BE GIVEN AUTHORITY TO, ATTEMPT \1
TO ACQUIRE NECESSARY PROPERTIES fOR ALTERNATE B ON THE OPENING OF 22ND AVENUE AT A MAXIMUM:,iPRICE :i
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OF $15,000. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. Ii
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ITEM 4 OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT "
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I II 5. RECONSIDERATION OF BOUNDARIES Of WARD 2 - AT THE REQUEST OF SOME OF THE COUNCIL MEMBERS THE RE- I,
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CONSIDERATION OF THE BOUNDARIES OF WARDS IN THE CITY WAS DISCUSSED BY THE COMMITTEE. THE ADMINI- 'i
i STRATIVE ASSISTANT EXPLAINED A MAP SHOWING A PROPQS~D SPLIT OF THE WILLAKENZIE AREA WHICH WOULD :1
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I DIVIDE THIS RECENTLY ANNEXED AREA INTO TWO PARTS, ONE BEING I N WARD' 2 AND ONE BE I NG ,IN WARD 3.
I IT WAS FURTHER EXPLAINED THAT SUCH A DIVISION WOULD KEEP REASONABLE UNIFORMITY OF REGISTERED VOTERS i'
II AMONG THE FOUR WARDS. FOLLOWING THE PRESENTATION IT WAS REOOMENDED THAT THE WARD BOUNDARIES BE
'I CHANGED AND THAT THE BOUNDARY LINE BETWEEN WARDS 2 AND 3 BE W,LLAMETTE STREET THROUGH THE CITY AND
!, EXTENDED NORTHERLY TO THE WILLAMETTE RIVER, THAT A LINE aE EXTENDED EASTERLY ALONG THE WILLAMETTE
:1 RIVER TO THE FERR~ STREET BRIDGE AND AGAIN NORTHERLY ALONG COBURG ROAD TO THE NORTH C,TY LIMITS
I' WITH THAT AREA LYING ON THE EAST SIDE OF COBURG ROAD TO BE INCLUDED IN WARD 2 AND THAT AREA ON e
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I' THE WEST SIDE Of COBURG ROAD TO BE INCLUDED IN WARD 3. MOTION CARRIED, MR. MCGAFFEY VOTING NAY.
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I IT 'WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MR. CHATTTHAT ITEM 5 OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT BE
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:1 AMAZON. - A LETTER fROM MR. DAVE VAN FOSSEN INDICATING ~N ERROR HAD BEEN MADE BY THE DEDICAT~ON " I
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!I Of HAYES STREET fROM 17TH AVENUE TO AMAZON 'CREEK WAS PRESENTED, WHICH LETTER FURTHER REQUESTED I'
)1 THAT SINCE A DEED H~ BEEN FILED IN ERROR AND WITHO~T THE APPROVAL OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR
il HAYES STREET FROM 17TH TO THE AMAZON, THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALS BE AUTHORIZED TO DEED THE LAND BACK
I TO THE ORIGINAL DONORS SO THAT THE PROPERTY COULD BE PROPERLY PLATTED AND THE STREET DEDICATED
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" WITH THE PLAT. SOME CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION WAS HAD ON THIS WITH REfERENCE TO THE IDEA AS TO WHETHER
:1 THE CITY IS GIVING UP A POTENTIAL NORTH/SOUTH CROSS STREET IN THIS AREA. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED
II THAT THE PROPER CITY OFFICIALs BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS AS REQUESTED.
!I MOTION CARRIED, MR. WILSON VOTING NAY.
I, IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED-BY MR. CHATT THAT ITEM 6 OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT BE
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,I APPROVED. ROLLCALL VOTE. AL~ COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION,CARRIED.
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'I REPORT FROM HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT CONCERNING CONSTRUCTION OF CURBS AND WIDENING OF PAVEMENT ON 6TH
3:1 7.
i: AND 7TH AVENUES NEAR THE WESTERN ENTRANCE TO EUGENE -- A LETTER_ FROM THE OREGON STATE HIGHWAY DE- i ~
, OF CURBS AND WIDENING OF 6TH AND 7TH AVENUES i
I' PARTMENT WAS READ CONCERNING THE CONSTRUCTION IN :1
I WHICH IT WAS INDICATED T~AT THE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT'S ESTIMATE ON THIS PROJECT IS $250,000 AND SINCE I,
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IT APPEARS THERE MAY BE RADICAL CHANGES IN THE THROUGH TRAfFIC PATTERNS IN EUGENE WITHIN THE NEXT Ii
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: FEW YEARS, THE COMMI~SION COW~D NOT SEE ITS WAY CLEAR TO UNDERTAKE THE IMPROVEMENTS AS REQUESTEO. II
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'I FOLLOWING SOME DISCUSSION ON THIS MATTER IT WAS RECOMMENDED THE ITEM BE HELD OVER AND THAT THE "
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II PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT PREPARE AN ESTIMATE OF OOSTS WITH THE THOUGHT THIS MATTER MIGHT BE AGAIN
11 REfERRED TO 'THE HIGHWAY COMMISSION fOR RESTUDY. MOTION CARR.lED UNANIMOUSLY. i:
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Ii ROLLCALU- VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN pRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. 1: I
II APPROVED.
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4: e. PETITION CONCERNING SIDEWALKS BETWEEN JEffERSON AND MADISON STREETS ON 25TH PLACE WEST - A
I, PETITION CONCERNING SIDEWALKS ON 25TH PLACE WEST IN THE 600 BLOCK WAS PRESENTED TO THE COMMITTEE.
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!! THE PET I T I ON WAS SIGNED BY A FJlM I L Y GROUP REPRESENT I NG f"OUR PROPERT I ES IN THIS BLOCK WHO OPPOSED
Ii PAVING Of 25TH PLACE AND INSTALLATION Of SIDEWALKS. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THIS PElT ION BE RECEIVED
:i AND PLACED ON fiLE. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
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,I COUNCIL BILL No. 4966
5 Ii 9. fOR LEVYING ASSESSMENTS fOR SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN 28TH AND
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Ii ?9TH AVENUES TO BETWEEN 30TH AND 31 ST AVENUES FROM BETWEE.N, LI NCQ LN AND WASH I NGTON STREETS TO
il WEST BOUNDARY BOUNDED BY LORANt HIGHWAY. - COMMITTEE MEMBERS DROVE TO AND INSPECTED THE SITE
!I OF THIS SEWER INSTALLATION. FOLLOWING THE'-R PERSONAL VISIT TO THIS AREA IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT
" THE PROBLEM IN THE AREA IS ONE Of TRANSITION fROM RURAL TO RESIDENTIAL, THAT THOSE HOLDERS Of i
;! LARGE PARCELS HAVE LARGE ASSESSMENTS BY VIRTUE Of THE SIZE OF THEIR HOLDINGS AND THAT THERE IS ~ I
ii NO WAY TO BE mu I TABLE EXCEPT ON A COST BAS IS. IT WAS FURTHER POINTED OUT THAT THE ASSESSMENT IS Ii
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BASED ON THE CHARTER AND THAT THE BID PRICE OF'THt JOB MUST BE ASSESSED AGAINST THIS JOB. FOLLOW- ii
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I ING THIS IT WAS RECOMMENDED TRAT COUNCIL BILL No. 4966 BE ENACTED. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
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! IT WAS MOVED BY MR. MOYER AND SECONDED BY MR. CHATTTHAT ITEM 9 OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT BE Ii
APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. Ii
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6 Ii 10. P~POSED ORDINANCE AMENDING SECTION 34.t97 EUGENE CITY CODE REQUIRING CONNECTION WITH ,SANITARY I! I
\ SEWER, SETTING FORTH METHOD OF SEWAGE DISPOSAL WHERE SEwm SYSTEM NOT AVAILABLE AND REQUIRING :1
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" IN OF SEPTIC TANKS OR CESSPOOLS -,THIS,ORDINANCE.WAS READ AND THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED
il FILLING ;:
II THE APPROVAL OF THE ORDINANCE. MOTION CARRIED. 'I
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I, IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT COUNCILMAN SWANSON BE ASKED TO "
" WAS READ. FOLLOWING SOME DISCUSSION
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GIVE HIS OPINION ON THE ORDINANCE TO THE REAMINING COUNCIL MEMBERS AT A fUTURE MEETING. MOTION ,
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~ REPORT BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
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c::o , 2 /2. DISCUSSION REGARDING AMENDING THE CODE Of THE CITY Of EUGENE RELATING TO LEWD, OBSCENE AND
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LASC~VIOUS MATERIAL - IT WAS RECOMMENDED THIS ITEM BE HELD OVER. MOTION CARRIED. :'
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MR. MOLHOLM THAT ITEM 12 OF THE COMMITTEE
MEETING BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
e I PROPOSED GAS CODE fOR THE CITY OF EUGENE - THE CITY ATTORNEY REPORTED THAT THE PROPOSED ORDINANCE
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DRAFTED BY THE GAS CODE COMMITTEE, APPROVED BY THE NORTHWEST NATURAL GAS COMPANY AND THE LIQUID
,i PETROLEUM GAS DISTRIBUTORS AND THE STAff IS NOW READY fOR ENACTMENT. FOLLOWING SOME DISCUSSION
ON THIS MATTER IT WAS RECOMMENDED THIS ORDINANCE BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MR. MOLHOLM THAT ITEM 13 OF THE COMMITTEE ; ~
I , REPORT BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
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4 14. RE-EXAMINATION Of INTERSECTION OF 13TH AVENUE AND KINCAID STREET - IT WAS RECOMMENDED THIS
MATTER BE REfERRED TO THE PLANNING COMMISSION FOR STUDY AS TO THE TRAffiC PATTERNS NOW APPARENT IN 'I
THIS AREA WITH THE ADVENT Of THE 11TH-13TH ONE-WAY COUPLET. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MRS. LAUR I S THAT 14 Of THE COMMITTEE I
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i REPORT BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
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5 :15. URBAN RENWAL AND PARK DEPARTMENT LEVY ISSUES DEfEATED AT MAY 20, 1960 PRIMARY ELECTION -
! SOME COMMENTS WERE MADE WITH RELATION TO THE PARK LEVY fOR $150,000 PER YEAR fOR TEN YEARS AND
WHY SUCH LEVY HAD BEEN DEfEATED BY THE PEOPLE. IN THIS DISCUSSION CERTAIN THOUGHTS WERE EXPRESSED
, WHICH INCLUDED THAT THE PROPOSED LEVY MAY BE REDUCED If IT IS RESUMBITTED, THAT THE PERIOD Of
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I TIME MIGHT BE LIMITED TO fIVE YEARS, AND fURTHER THAT THE PARK LEVY MIGHT BE A PART Of A NEW
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TAX BASE PROGRAM WHICH IS PROPOSED fOR STUDY I N THE fUrrURE.
; WITH REfERENCE TO URBAN RENEWAL, IT WAS SUGGGESTEDTHAT THE COUNCIL SHOULD ABIDE BY THE PEOPLE'S
DECISION AND DROP URBAN RENEWAL, THAT THERE HAD BEEN LOTS Of. TELEPHONE CALLS BY THE OPPOSITION
AND SINCE THE ELECTION EVEN THOSE IN fAVOR BELIVE THAT IT WOULD NOW CREATE COMMUNITY UNREST If
THE ISSUE WERE TO BE RESUBMITTED AT THE NOVEMBER ELECTION. SOME THOUGHT WAS EXPRESSED THAT
URBAN RENEWAL MAY BE PROPER',IN SOME OTHER AREAS Of THE CITY BUT IT WAS NOT DETERMINED WHETHER THE '1
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, PEOPLE WERE OPPOSED TO URBAN RENEWAL OR WHETAER THEY WERE OPPOSED TO THE PROPOSED MULLIGAN- "
SKINNER URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT. IT WAS SUGGESTED THAT THE IDEA BE KEPT BEfORE T~E PEOPLE SO THAT
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'. THE WORK WHI CH HAS BEEN ACCOMPlISi ED TO THI S PO I NT WOU LD COME TO SOME PRACT I CAL USE.
I THE IDEA WAS ALSO EXPRESSED THAT THE NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCIL PLAN SHOULD CONTINUE EVEN THOUGH
URBAN RENEWAL HAD BEEN VOTED DOWN. To THIS END IT WAS fURTHER SUGGESTED THAT THE NEIGHBORHOOD
COUNCILS BE KEPT ALIVE AS A LOCAL SELf-HELP GROUP AND THAT THE PRESENT URBAN RENEWAL ADVISORY I;
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" COMMITTEE BE KEPT AS A COORDINATING AGENCY fOR THE NEIGHBORHOOD COUNCILS.
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OTHER THOUGHTS WERE ALSO EXPRESSED BY INTERESTED CITIZENS WHICH INCLUDED ONE T~ THE PEOPLE Of
THE CITY HAD LOST CONfiDENCE IN THE COUNCIL. No fORMAL ACTION WAS. TAKEN ON THESE MATTERS."
e IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT ITEM 15 Of THE COMMITTEE
! REpORT BE AP~ROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
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,. A REPORT Of THE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD JUNE 2, 1960 WAS PRESENTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS:
ItPRESENT: COUNCILMEN SHEARER, LAURIS, MOLHOLM, CRATT, MOYER, WILSON AND SWANSON; SCHOOL i;
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i ,BOARD MEMBERS OLSEN, STAffORD, STAUffER, MILLER AND BISHOP; MR. MILLARD POND, SUPERINTENDENT-
Ii CLERK; MR. LLOYD MILHOLLEN, ASST. SUPERINTENDENT; MR. L. L. ERDMANN, ASST. SUPERINTENDENT; MR.
, DEAN MICKELWAIT, ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - ALL Of SCHOOL DISTRICT #4; CITY RECORDER; CHIEf Of
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I POLICE; TRAffiC ENGINEER; ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANTjURBAN RENEWAL DIRECTOR; ASST. DIRECTOR
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'I URBAN RENEWAL; PLANNING CONSULTANT; MRS. NIVEN, PLANNING COMMISSION; DAN WYANT, EUGENE REG I STER
': GUARD; AND OTHER INTERESTED CITIZENS.
6 I I. EXCHANGE Of RIGHT-Of-WAY WITH SCHOOL DISTRICT #4 fOR CERTAIN STREETS - THE DIRECTOR Of PUBLIC
I WORKS EXPLAINED THAT THE CITY IS READY TO ADVERTISE fOR BIDS fOR THE PAVING Of PEARL STREET
I fROM 19TH AVENUE TO 24TH AVENUE BUT NEEDS CERTAIN RIGHTS-Of-WAY fROM SCHOOL DISTRICT #4 BEfORE I
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I,i SUCH PAVING JOB CAN BE LET. HE ALSO POINTED OUT THE CITY NEEDS RIGHT-Of-WAY fROM THE SCHOOL I
DISTRICT fOR 24TH AVENUE BETWEEN CHAMBERS AND TYLER STREETS.
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, SOME DISCUSSION WAS HaD ON THE RIGHT-Of-WAY PROBLEM fOR PEARL STREET BETWEEN 19TH AND 24TH
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.' AVENUES INASMUCH AS THE SCHOOL DISTRICT HAS A WAREHOUSE LOCATED APPROXIMATELY ONE-HALf BLOCK
SOUTH Of ~9TH AVNUE AND BETWEEN THE AMAZON CHANNEL AND PEARL STREEJ. IT WAS ALSO POINTED OUT
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I SIDE OF THE PROPOSED PEARL STREET WHICH WOULD NECESSITATE THE CROSSING Of THE STREET AND WOULD I
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II lNVeLVE"A NUMBER Of,PEDESTRIAN MOVEMENT PROBLEMS. IT WAS GENERALLY AGREED'THAT THE SAfETY fACTOR Ii
fOR STUDENTS CROSSING THE STREET OT PHYSICAL EDUCATION CLASSES, TO fOOTBALL PRACTICE AND TO REGU-
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il LARLY SCHEDULED GAMES RRESENTS A SERIOUS PROBLEM AS DOES THE NECESSITY fOR ACCESS TO THE WAREHOUSE "
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d BY SCHOOL DISTRICT EQUIPMENT AND DELIVERY EQUIPMENT DELIVERING SUPPLIES TO THE WAREHOUSE. ,To :i
Ii RESOLVE THIS PROBLEM AS fAR AS THE STUDmu TRAffiC IS CONCERNED, AN OVERPASS WAS SBGGESTED WHICH ~ I
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If THIS WERE DONE. "
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II OVERCROSSING fOR PEDESTRIAN USE WOULD BE $25,000. IN THE DISCUSSION THERE WAS ALSO SOME CONVER- I
II SAT ION REGARDING AN EXISTING AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE SCHOOL DISTRICT AND THE CITY RELATING TO CER- :1
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I FOLLOWI~G THIS DISCUSSION IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT PEARL STREE7 BE SO DESIGNED THAT AN OVERPASS ,!
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I' GROUNDS IN THE STADIUM AREA MiGHT BE USED IN THE PHYSICAL EDUCATION PROGRAM, WI,THSUCH OVERPASS I
TO BE COMPLETED WHEN THE STREET IS EXTENDED AND OPENED fOR USAGE, SUCH OVERPASS ,TO BE SUITABLY Ii
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11 BOARD HAD APPROVED THE GRANT! NG OF THE RJ;GHT-Of-WA Y, SUBJECT TO THE CONDITIONS ABOVE ENUMERATED~ I
IT WAS fURTHER INDICATED THAT THE SCHOOL DISTRICT HAD APPROVED THE,DEDICATION Of,A RIGHT-Of-WAY I;
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:1 MENTS FOR THE OPENING BETWEEN SOUTH EUGENE HIGH AND THE STADIUM AREA BE CONFINED TO A DISTANCE II
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'I HELD MAY 20, 1960, THE MULLIGAN-SKINNER URBAN RENEWAL PROJECT HAD BEEN DEfEATED BY THE VOTERS OF I,
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RESUBMISSION. 'I
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BUT TO ACCEPT THE VOTE. "
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THERE WAS THEN SOME DISCUSSION REGARDING THE POSSIBILITY OF. THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT HOLDING fUNDS Ii
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II COMING. 'EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR OF THE URBAN RENEWAL AGNECY STATED THAT UNDER THE STATE LAW EACH il
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'I ONE MEETING PER YEAR, THIS BEING THE ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING Of THE AGENCY. :1
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SOME DISCUSSION WAS ALSO HAD ON A POSSIBILIW OF AN INITIATIVE PETITION BEING CIRCULATED TO PLACE (,
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WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE URBAN RENEWAL OFFICE BE CLOSED AT THE EARLIEST POSSIBLE DATE INCLUDING \1
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II IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MR. CHATT THAT ITEM 2 OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT BE II
I I! APPROVEIA MOTION CARRIED. :1
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I ' 3. REQUEST fOR AUTHORIZATION fOR PROPER CITY OffiCIALS TO SIGN AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE STATE HIGHWAY Ii
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., .cOMMISSION, THE UNIVERSITY Of OREG<l'l. THE CITY Of SPRINGfiELD, LANE COUNTY AND THE CITY OF II
II EUGENE COVERING AN OVERALL TRANSPORTATION STUDY TO BE MADE IN THE EUGENE-SPRINGfiELD AREA - II
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THE COMMITTEE CONSIDERED THIS. AND R,ECOMMEND,ED THE RROPER CITY Of'f'ICIA1.S BE AUTHORIZED--}TO EXE- il
:1 CUTE THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. :i
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00 ',FRONT OF 205 WEST 31ST AVENUE IN ORDER TO SAVE A PINE TREE 30" IN DIAMETER AND 70' HIGH - II
MR. REXIUS' REQUEST WAS PRESENTED TO THE COMMITTEE; SOME DISCUSSION WAS HAD.ON IT IN WHICH IT il
WAS INDICATED THAT If THE ROOT SYSTEM WERE DISTDRBED~:r,HE TREE WOULD PROBABLY NOT LIVE ANY PERIOD III
OF TIME AND IT WAS ALSO SUGGESTED THAT A NEW TREE MIGHT BE GIVEN TO MR. REXIUS TO REPLACE THE :
EX I ST I NG TREE. I T WAS RECOMMENDED THE REQUEST BE DEN I ED AND THE I TEM BE REfERRED TO THE PARKS Ii
e DEPARTMENT fOR AN EXPLANAT ION AS TO THE PROBABLE STAT'US OF THE TREE I f THE STREET WERE I NSTALLED. Ii
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i IT WAS MOVED BY MRS. LAURIS AND SECONDED BY MR. CHATT THAT THE REQUEST AS ENTERED BY RAYMOND ii
I l. REXIUS BE GRANTED AND THE STREET BE CURVED TO MISS THE TREE. IT WAS MOVED BY MR. MCGAFfEY 'I
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I AND SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT TH I S I TEM BE HELD OVER fOR STUDY BY THE OMM I TTEE Of THE WHOLE. Ii
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I 3 ': 5. PETITION TO PAVE ALLEY fROM CHAMBERS TO GRANT STREET BETWEEN 7TH AND BTH AVENUES - A LETTER fROM 11
:1 MR. LOWE REPRESENTING WYATT'S TIRE SHOP WAS READ TO THE COMMITTEE IN WHICH MR. LOWE INDICATED il
:i THAT THE LARGE TRUCKS WH I CH COME TO HIS PLA CE Of BUS I NESS HAVE 01 f'f' I CUL TY ENTER I NG THE SERV I CE Ii
AREA WITHOUT RUNNING OVER THE SIDEWALK AND If A CAR IS PARKED ADJACENT err THE ALLEY, EXTREME Ii
': DIFfiCULTY IS EXPERIENCED IN ENTERING OR LEAVING HIS PLACE Of BUSINESS. HE INDtCATED THAT AT II
I THE PRESENT TIME THEY ARE BUILDING ADDITIONAL fACILlTES TO HANDLE TRUCK SERVICE AND THAT TRJCKS I:!
:1 BEING SERVICED IN THE NEW AREA WOULD BE ABLE TO TURN AROUND ON THE PROPERTY AND DRIVE fORWARD Ii
.1 ONTO WEST 11TH AVENUE. HE REQUESTED AN EXTENSION OF THE EXISTING CURe CUT TO THE ALLEY IN THE Ii
,I INTEREST Of PUBLIC SAfETY. THE TRAf'f'IC ENG,INEER RECOMMENDED THE ADDITIONAL CUT BE ALLOWED. Ii
MOTION CARR lED UNAN IMOUSL Y. !I
IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MR. MOLHOLM THAT;ITEM 5 OF THE COMMITTEE REP~T ;i
BE, APPROVED. MOT I ON CARR I ED. 1
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i THE CITY ATTORNEY REPORTED THAT REPRESENTATIVES OF THE CITY OF EUGENE AND THE WILLAKENZIE il
,I RURAL fiRE PROTECTION DISTRICT HAD WORKED OUT AN AGREEMENT fOR THE DIVISION Of THE ASSETS AND !I
, LIABILITIES Of THE fiRE DISTRICT TO BE EfFECTIVE JULY I, 1960. As A PART OF THIS AGREEMENT AND Ii
'I BASED ON APPRAISALS Of PROPERTY OWNED BY. THE WILLAKENZIE fiRE DISTRICT, THE WILLAKENZIE fiRE II
,I DISTRICT HAS A CREDIT Of A TOTAL SUM Of' $15,260.21 WHICH IS TO BE PAlliD IN .THE TERMS Of fiRE I'
q PROTECTI ON OVER A TWO-YEAR PER I 00 WI TH $8,000 BE I NG APPL I ED TOWARD FIRE PROTECT I CN FOR THE 1960- II
61 fiSCAL YEAR AND A $7,260.21 APPLIED TO THE ,1961-62 fl SCAL YEAR. IT WAS fURTHER POINTED OUT, I,
Ii: THAT THE AGREEMENT IS CANCELABLE UPON WRITTEN NOTICE Of EITHER PARTY PROVIDING NOTICE IS GIVEN ill
i 90 DAYS PRCIlOR TO JUL Y I, 196 I . II
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:'\ WILLAKENZIE RURAL fiRE PROTECTlION DISTRICT,WHICH REMAINS OUTSIDE THE CITY Of EUGENE,WITH SUCH ::
:: CONTRACT TO BE AT THE RATE Of 6 MILLS ON THE ASSESSED VALUATION SUBJECT TO THE CREDITS EXPLAINED II
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; THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE AGREEMENT AND THE CONTRACT BE APPROVED AND THE PROPER CITY:!
.. ,'OfFICIALS BE AUTHORIZED TO EXECUTE .THE NECESSARY DOCUMENTS. MOT ION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. :1
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APPROVED. fOLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE,.MOTION .CARRIEDUNANIMOUSLY. :!
5 8. DISCUSSION REGARDING GARBAGE DUMP - IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT IN THE PRIMARY ELECTION ON MAY 20, 1960 Ii
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:: T':iE COUNTY TAX LEVY FOR GARBAGE DUMP,OPERATION HAD BEEN DEFEATED. IT WAS fURTHER INDICATED.THAT. 1\
,I SOME PRIVATE fiRMS ARE INTERESTED IN LOCATING IN THIS AREA AND fURNISHING GARBAGE "SERVICE INCLUDING:
I THE DISPOSAL Of THE GARBAGE. DISCUSSION WAS HAD ON THIS AT WHICH TiME IT WAS REPORTED THAT THE !I
CITY WOULD NOT BE ABLE TO ENTER INTO AN AGREEMENT ~ITH ONE FIRM SINC~'A CHARTER AMENDMENT CURRENT- II
L Y I N THE EUGENEC I TY CHARTER MAlES IT I MPOSS I BLE fOR THE COUNC I L TO GRANT A MONOPOL Y FOR THE RE- :1
MOVAL Of GARBAGE. No fORMAL ACTION WAS TAKEN ON THIS MATTER. ii
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I 6" 9. LETTER Of PROTEST CONCERN I NG SEWER ASSESSMENT AT 2795 EMERALD STREET BY SCOTT D. WALTON - il
MR. WALTON BY u: TTER STATED THAT HE HAD PURCHASED A HOUSE AT 2795 EMERALD STREET WITH THE UNDER- ii
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, STANDING THAT THE HOUSE WAS CONNECTED TO A SEWER LINE, THA.T SINCE THAT TIME THE CITY HAS CON- :;
STRUCTED A LINE ~ND HAS ASSESSED H 1M fOR SUCH LINE EVEN THOUGH THE HOUSE WAS OR I G I NALLY CONNECTED Ii
,I TO A SEWER LINE AND A PREVIOUS OWNER HAD NOT PAl'lll AN ASSESSMENT. IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT THE I
,I PREV 10US OWNER OF THE WALTON PROPERTY HAD RUN A PRI VATE LINE FOR SOME 0 I STANCE CONNECT ING TO A 11\
:: CITY SEWER, THAT HIS PROPERTY WAS NOT ASSESSABLE AT THE TIME UNDER THE CHARTER PROVISIONS fOR il
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" ASSESSMENT FOR .SEWER LINE, AND THAT WITH THE RECENT CONSTRUCT ION OF A SEWER LINE THE OR I G I NAL AND Ii
e II ONL Y ASSESSMENT fOR SEWER WAS BE I NG PLACED AGA I NST THE WALTON PROPERTY. :1
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BE APPROVED. MOT I.ON CARR I,ED. I,
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il PLANNING COMMISSION. - MRS. NIVEN, REPRESENTATIVE OF THE EUGENE CITY PLANNING COMMISSON, APPEARED
BEFORE THE COMMITTEE TO INDICATE THAT TWO BROCHURES WERE RECENTLY MAILED lO THE COMMITTEE, ONE A
I BOOKLET ON REZONING I NFORMAT ION WH I CH IS PROPOSED ~BE HANDED TO CITIZENS WHO DESIRE TO REZONE'
PROPERTY, THE SECOND THE MINUTES OF THE LATEST MEETING. MRS. NI VEN SUGGESTED THAT THE COUI'C I L II
I IN THOSE CASES WHERE THE COUNCIL OVERRULES THE PLANNING COMMISSION, AN AUTO- :j
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MATIC REFE,R-'~.AL OF THE MATT,E,R TO A JOINT PLANNING COMMISSION AND CITY COUNCIL MEETING WOULD OCCUR. i'
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; SHE lNDI~ATED THAT THIS DOES NOT TAKE AUTHORITY AWAY FROM THE COUNCIL AND THAT I T WAS PROPOSED il
1 THAT THE THIRD MONDAY LUNCHEON OF THE PLANNING COMMISS10N BE SET. ASIDE FOR DISCUSSION OF T~ESE
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I PROBEEMS. DISCUSSION WAS HAD ON THIS AND IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE ABOVE POLICY OF AUTOMATIC 1:
I RE FERRAL BE ACCEPTE'D. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. It
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A REPORT OF THE COMMITTEE MEETING HELD JUNE 9, 1960 WAS PRESENTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I.
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II PRESENT: COUNCILMEN SHEARER, LAURIS, MCGAFFEY, CHATT, MOyER, SWANSON; CITY MANAGER; CITY
RECORDER; DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS; CHIEF OF POLICE; CITY ATTORNEY; PLANNING CONSULTANT; TRAF- I' I
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II FIC ENGINEER; ~UPERINTENqEN1: .~r:: PARKS AND RE.CREA-r:I,~N;.:"ADM.iJiNI,STRATIVE, ASSISTA.NT; MR. PAUL W. Ii
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CAMPBELL; MRS. NIVEN OF THE EUGENE PLANNING COMMISSION; DON BONHAM AND DAN WYANT OF THE EUGENE
REGISTER-GUARD; AND OTHER INTERESTED CITIZENS. Ii
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j CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, ALTERNATE No. I" $78,955.80, ALTERNATE ,NO.2, $85,,145.80; CEl'IRAL PAVING II
I COMPANY, ALTERNATE No. 1,$86,015.20, ALTERNATE ~O. 2,$92,965~20; BYRNES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, Ii
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ALTERNATE No. I, ~89.365.60, ALTERNATE NO.2, $95,545.60. IT WAS ,EXPLAINED THAT ALTERNATE I:
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No. I PROVIDED FOR THE CITY FURNISHING THE WIND TEE AND CONTROL PANEL WITH THE CONTRACTOR TO Ii
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TEE AND CON~ROL PANEL. THE CITY'S COST FOR THE WIND TEE AND CONTROL PANEL WOULD BE $6,180.00. I:
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3 \, 2. CONSI,DERAT,ION OF BIDS ON PUBLIC WORKS PROJECTS.- BIDS WERE RECEIVED ON JUNE 8, 1960 FOR ONE
Ii SAN I TARYSEWER PROJECT, ONE STORM SEWER PROJECT AND FOUR PAV I,NG PROJECTS. THE SANITARY SEWER "
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PROJECT WAS BID BY ONE BIDDER, BEING INTER-CITY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY, BIDDING ON A SANITARY q I
II SEWER BETWEEN OAK AND HIGH STREETS FROM 5TH AVENUE TO 6TH AVENUE. AT A PRICE OF $9,303.90. ii
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BIDS -WERE RECEfvED ON A STORM SEWER PROJECT, BEING 27TH AVENUE FROM ALDER TO POTTER STREET,
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WITH WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY BEING THE LOW BIDDER AT $4,904.01. COMMITTEE APPROVED AND /:
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I RECOMMENDED THAT THE BID BE AWARDED TO THE LOW BIDDER. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 'I
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\1 EACH PROJECT BE AWARDED TO THE LOW BIDDER. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. II
II < IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEAR~R AND SECONDED BY MRS..LAURIS THAT I~EM' 2 OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT 11
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SWEEPER FOR THE AMAZON POOL AND A TRIPLEX POWER LAWN MOWER. - THE :PARK AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT II
IN.DICATED' THEY HAD RECEIVED BIDS FOR A PORTABLE VACUUM CLEANER FOR AMAZON POOL, THE LOW BID' II
I BEINe RAMSEY-WAITE COMPANY BIDDING $227~20. IT :ALSO RECEIVED BIDS ON A TRIPLEX POWER LAWN lj
I MOWER WITH THE LOW BIDDER BEING THE f'. ,K. BREWER COMPANYAT,A BID PRICEor,$1,29.5.00. THE COMM IT -I
I TEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE BIDS BE AWARDED TO THE LOW BIDDERS FOR THE PURCHASE OF EACH ITEM OF il
li EQUIPMENT. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. II
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5 I' 4; REQUEST ,FOR PROPER CITY OFFICIALS TO EXECUTE AGREEMENT WITH WINN, SHINN AND COMPANY FOR AUDITS Ii
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ISLATIVE ENACTIVE OF THE 1959 LEGISLATURE REQUIRED WRITTEN CONTRACTS FOR AUDIT SERVICES AND "
I THAT WINN, SHINN AND COMPANY ,HAD PRESENTED THE CITY WITH A STANDARD AUDIT CONTRACT COVERING THE !I
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I,: 5. CONSIDERATION OF A 100% PETITION FOR ANNEXATION CONCERNING LOT 9 CITY VIEW PARK AND THE 5TH AND :1
.1 6TH ADDITIONS TO NOB HILL - SOME DISCUSSION WAS HAD AND IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THESE ITEMS BE Ii
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TION REQUEST, STREET VACATION REQUESTS AND OTHER COMPARABLE ITEMS BE REFERRED DIRECTLY TO THE :1
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i PLANNING COMMISSION FOR RECOMMENDATION BEFORE PRESENTATION TO THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNAN- ;1
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ITEM A. REQUEST BY MR. WILLIAM BOND, 880 EAST Z4TH AVENUE, FOR VARIANCE FROM 5' SETBACK I!V
ON INTERIOR PROPERTY LINE FROM 20' SETBACK ON THE FRONT PROPERTY LINE, 14' SETBACK FROM THE ,I
ALLEY LINE. THE REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS WAS READ TO THE COMMITTEE IN WHICH THE BOARD OF 11
e ApPEALS RECOMMENDED THAT THE SIDE PROPERTY LINE VARIANCE AND THE VARIANCE AND SETBACK FOR A GAR- !,
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AGE BE GRANTED, PROVIDING THE PROPERTY OWNER COMPLIES WITH THE SETBACK ON THE ALLEY LINE. IT II
WAS THE BOARD'S BELIEF THAT THERE WAS AMPLE ROOM AT THE REAR OF THE PROERTY SO THE OWNER COULD
i COMPOI.Y WITH THE REQUIRED 14' SETBACK FROM THE ALLEY CENTER LINE; THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED :1
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THAT THE BOARD OF ApPEALS REPORT BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. 'I
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ApPEALS RECOMMENDED THAT THE SIGN BE RESTRICTED TO 20 SQUARE FEET IN AREA. THE COMMITTEE DISCUSSED i
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HALL, WAS UNABLE TO ATTEND THE MEETING AND THAT CERTAIN PRELIMINARY INFORMATION WAS AVAILABEE il
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THE COMPETITION TO BE MADE AVAILABLE AND REGISTRATION FOR COMPETITION BE OPENED AS OF JULY J5,
REGISTRATION TO CLOSE ON AUGUST I, QUESTION PERIOD TO CLOSE ON SEPTEMBER 15, THE LAST DATE FOR THE
DISPATCH OF PRELIMINARY ENTRIES, NOVEMBER I, WITH THE FINAL STAGE TO BEGIN ON DECEMBER I. IT
WAS FURTHER REPORTED THAT DEAN GORDON WAS RE(I).1MENDING PIETRO BECLUSCHI OF BOSTON, MASSACHUSETTS,
PAUL THIRY OF SEATTLE, WASHINGTON, fRANCES MCCARTH~ OF SAN fRANCISCO, MR. EDWIN E. CONE, MAYOR
OF THE CITY OF EUGENE AND MRS. CATHERINE LAURIS, COUNCILWOMAN OF THE CITY OF EUGENE TO BE THE
JURY OF AWARD FOR THE ARCHITECT'S COMPETITION FOR THE EUGENE CITY HALL. THE COMMITTEE RECOM-
MENDED THAT THE REPORT AND REroMMENDATIONS OF DEAN GORDON BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY.
IT WAS FURTHER EXPLAINED THAT IN THE PROPOSED LOCATION OF THE CITY HALL, BEING THE BLOCK BETWEEN
I " 7TH AND 8TH AND PEARL AND HIGH STREETS, THERE WERE TWO STANDARD COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, ONE BEING
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ING THAT THE BUILDINGS BE LEFT FOR AN INDEFINITE PERIOD, T~T THEY BE PURCHASED, THAT THEIR INCLU- I,
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SION IN THE BLOCK WOULD SEVERELY HAMPER THE ARCHITECTS IN THEIR DESIGN. IT WAS LIKEWISE EXPRESSED "
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THAT THESE BUILDINGS COULD REMAIN IN THE EASTERLY PART OF THE BLOCK AND AT SOME FUTURE TIME 'I
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USEFUL PURPOSE. fOLLOWING THE DISCUSSION IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE ARCHITECTURAL CONSULTANT il
BE INFORMED THAT THE CITY INTENDS TO ACQUIRE THE WHOLE BLOCK BETWEEN 7TH ANO 8TH AVENUE AND PEARL "
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AND HIGH STREETS ON WHICH THESE TWO BUILDINGS ARE LOCATED AND THAT SUCH BUILDINGS WILL REMAIN. 11
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MENTS FOR SERVICE WERE LARGER THAN THAT PROVIDED BY THE NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE, WHICH WERE I
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BASED ON NATIONAL AVERAGES, AND THAT HE WAS SATISfiED WITH THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE CODE AND 'I
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TIONS, BUT ON CONSULTATION WITH THE ELECTRICAL I'
INSPECTOR HAD DETERMINED THAT THESE FEES WERE BASIC- t!
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:1 CODE BE ADOPTED AS RECOMMENDED BY COUNCILMAN SWANSON. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. II
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I 9. Request for inegration of paid firemen now employed by Willakenzie Fire Department. II
A letter from the Fire Chief was read in which it was indicated that under Oregon Law the I
Council may induct Firemen employed by" a fire district into its civil service system, with d
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or without examination, in the discretion of the Common Council. The Fire Chief re- ,I
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I commended that the present four fully paid firemen of the Willakenzie Fire Protection I:
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and be' assigned' to ~uty in positions as determined by the Fire Chief. This recommendation "
I was supported by the City Manager and the Committee recommended the recommendations to the
i City Manager and to the Fire Chief be approved and theWillakenzie Firemen be'integrated
, into'the Civil Service system for the Eugene Fire Department. MOtion carried unanimously.
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, 220 Patterson Road. A report'reconnilending abatemEmt proceedings against the Eugene
'I Chemical Works located at 220 Patterson ~oad for continued"occupancy of a 34' x 40' two-
![ story reinforced concrete structure, illegally constructed in 1955, was presented to the 'I
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COminittee. The report further stated that hearings had been held by the Lane County I, e
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, complete and'occupy the structure for a 5 year period and such temporary permit has'now
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A copy of a petition signed by Tony Tosta, oWner of the Eugene Chemical Works, which had ,:
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been presented to the Lane County Planning Commission"on"March'lO, 1955, was presented as i,
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improvement of-the building signed by nine area residents, a copy of petition signed by nine ,
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veterinarians approving of the improved building and a copy of the minutes of the May 16, "
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it was now considered, as far as the. Planning Commission was concerned~ that it was the "
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obligation of the City to enforce the temporary permit which had been granted in 1955. In :!
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the discussion, it was pointed out that this would abate only one piece of the property, jl
that Mr. Tosca did not know the building permit requirements at the time he started the II
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construction, that his operation was the only one of its type in the Willamette Valley, Ii
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that the concrete structure increased the efficiency, of his business and made it more 'I
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, sanitary and more usable, that it was not known what effect the'annexation'to the'City had ii
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failure to use this building bot more of the materials would have to be tra~sported to the II
I' dump. It was also indicated the business'has been operated at-this location since 1903
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II Howard Buford, the Planning Consultant, indicated that zoning classifications are established 11
for particular uses, that' some types of the operation are not consistantf<and are nonconforming ,:1
and tbat had the'~uilding not been constructed in 1955, in time it would have deteriorated i!
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requested in 1955, 'it would have been denied. The-Lane County Planning Commission gave a II
I five year extenSion to allow for an amortization of the' capital ,invested in the new building, :1
1 and the owner was urged to relocate in a proper zone at that time. , 'I
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I conforming use could be expected to increase in size or be reconstructed of more permanent Ii
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Iilaterials, and further that the courts anticipate a nonconformance use will disappear in 'I
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time. Mrs~ Niven of the Eugene Planning Commission questioned the advisability of rewarding Ii
! businessmen who fail to follow "the law. It was then recommended that this matter be tabled. II
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be approved. Motion carried. I'
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II moving is one of financing, that he would have to sell the existing plant to move,and that I'
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the existing plaut has an investment of $400,000"- $500,00. It 'was likewise indicated that I
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ignorance of the law is no excuse, that Mr. Tosta has had the past five years to relocate, 'I
II that the Small Business Administration might 'aid - him in financing; and that - the Council. , Ii
~ cannot reward Mr'. Tosta for failure to abide by the law. Also, it was further stated that I,
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Avenue. It was explained that ,a Mr,. Johnson had started construction of a building at ;: I
i the southwest 'cotner of 17th and 'High St'reets and at the request of the ;Administration he ~ \
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Campbell had temporarily held back his improvement pending a determination of the proposed .,
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I of which would require the purchase of the Campbell property just east of the Amazon between 17th il
~I and 18th, and one of which proposed that the freeway start a curve at 19th Avenue with such II
i1 curve to project through the block at 18th and 19th at Pearl and High Street, proceeding north- II
:1 ward to require the acquisition of the southeast portion of the block between 17th and 18th and I,
'I Pearl and High Street, and the northwesterly three-quarters 'of the block between High and Mill II
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" Street and 17th and 18th, as well as the major half-block areas between High and Mill and 16th II
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I and 17th on the easterly side and on the westerly side of 16th and 17th between Mill and Ferry,
with such roadway then to project northerly immediately adjacent to the east side of Mill Street. :1
1 This plan was described as Plan No.8 and was estimated to cost $1,355.16 for property acquisitiou.
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rv~ .' Plan No. 8 and outlined in red. MOtion carried unanimously. :1
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A number of interested citizens appeared before the Council to express their views with reg~rd to I'
the proposed alignment the proposed Spencer Butte Expressway between 18th and 19th Avenu~s:. II
I Questions were raised by individuals as to how the acquistion of property for the proposed '(
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e ,; Expressway might occur. In this regard, it was stated that these properties would be acquired !I
over a 10 year period, since the voters recently approved a $300,000 per year, lO year seriel II
levy for this purpose. Questions were also asked regarding the policy for building permit Ii
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, issuance during the 10 year period and it was pointed out that any major construction in the area 'I
,I would not be looked upon favorably, since the public would have to acquire the new constructions II
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before the freeway could be built. Inquiry was then made as to what effect this would have on the )1
Plumbing, Electrical, Building and Housing Codes, and whether the City would place property owners ,I
in the area in a situation where they would not be allowed to bring their properties up to City II
I , standards. In this regard, the Mayor explained, the Council wauld have to take a reasonable
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They were not opposed to the freeway but would want to know what the Council*s plans were. :1
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I! Some questions were raised which referred to the belief in the minds of owners of property that II
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I' injustice to property owners in the area, as to whether the Expressway was really needed and II
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whether acquisition might not be made at some later time. To these questions it was pointed out !i
that no matter where the road is located, it will affect someone, that the potential population 'I
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of the City presumes to generate 40,000 automobiles per day over this expressway, and that I'
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economically the City cannot wait to start acquisition of the property. Questions were also "
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, building without the actual acquisition of the property. !!
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be approved. Motion carried. "
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I I 12. Consideration of proposed ordinance prohibiting parking by passenger and other vehicles except 'I
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trunk and pickup trucks in truck loading zones. A proposed ordinance prohibiting the parking of II
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'. REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS 'I
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2 A permanent report of the Planning Commission Meeting held June 7, 1960, - Re: McDonald Candy ii
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McDonald Candy Company - Request for easement vacation in the Eugene Industrial Development 'I
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easement be denied, since, from information now at hand, there is no need to consider vacation Ii
of any portion of this easement to accommodate the building or the plans that bave been filed
with the Building Department, and that to grant a vacation of the easement would constitute a Ii
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gross inequity on the land owner to the south."
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"On May 16, 1960, your City Planning Commission recommended that the City initiate abate- "
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer and seconded by Mr. Chatt that the report of the Planning Commissiop l.~
be received and placed on file. Motion carried. (Action taken under Committee Report June 9, II I
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I 111 A re'port of Board of Appeals Meeting held June 8, 1960, - Re: Request for variance, William Bond, .-
I in front, side and rear set back, of 880 East 24th; Request for variance in sign ~equest for :
:/ variance in sign regulations north of 18th near Pierce by R. R. Fenn was submitted and read as
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:1 r'The Board of' App~als held a meeting at the City Hall, June 8, 1960. Members present were ;!
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2'1 1. Mr. William Bond, 880 East 24th Avenue, request (a) a variance from the required five I:
'I feet setback on interior side property line to remodel an existing residence, three and one half I
I feet from the side property line, into a duplex and maintain the present building line, (b) varianc~
Ii from the required twenty feet setback to include a new garage sixteen feet from the property line ;:
ii' on '24th Avenue side and (c) a variance from the required fourt'een feet setback from the center I:
! line of the alley to extend the proposed structure three feet from the alley. \!
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l' After viewing the proposed plan and discussing the matter to some length, Mr. Balzhiser ~
! made a motion and it was seconded by Mr. Perkins that the side property line variance and the
I variance in setback for the garage be granted, providing Mr. Bond would comply with the setback
I on the alley line. All members felt that Mr. Bond was ample room at the rear of the property and
i could comply with the required fourteen feet setback from the alley center line.
311 2. Mr. R. R. Fenn, 2050 West 6th Avenue requests a variance from the twelve square feet
I maximum to erect a sign fifty square feet in area in an RA, Outer Residential Zone (located on 1
i North side of 18th near Pierce). It was pointed out that the property abutted a C-2 zone.
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I It was the feeling of all members that due to this fact and that signs in a C-2 zone are
i limited to twenty square feet, this should also apply to the sign located in an RA Zone. Mr. I'
i Perkins stated that due to the fact he was in the sign business, he did not want to vote on the i:
i matter. Mr. Morris made a motion and it was seconded by Mr. Balzhiser that the sign be restricted ii
,i to twenty square feet in area. Motion carried. il.
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I There being no further business the meeting was adjourned." Ii
il It was moved by Mr. Shearer and seconded by Mr. Chatt that the report of the Board of Appeals i!
II be received and placed on file. Action taken under Committee Meeting of June 9, 1960. Motion Ii
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I An application for Package Store Class B Liquor License was submitted by George and Selma Scott !:
4 i dba Quinn I s Market at 1123 Monroe Street was approved by the Police Department. :1
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511 Communication dated May 24, 1960 from the Skillern Oil Company was presented and read as follows: i.1 I
iI "By your motion on our request for zoning appeal May 23, 1960 it is clear any action taken :i
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1 right of ingress or egress from Coburg Road to the northern lot known as the Haskins Lot. Ii
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:1 Since we are unalterably opposed to the surrender of this right it seems useless to have a public ii
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and placed on file. Motion carried. I
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6/' Communication dated June 10, 1960 from Robert A. Finlayson re: resignation was submitted and read j!
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i' ''It is with some reluctance that I submit my resignation to be effective at the end of the :i
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: MY association with the City of Eugene has been most interesting and pleasant; however, it Ii
I is my desire to make a change which I believe will be of greater benefit to my family and myself. :1
I I want to thank the Mayor and the Councilmen for the many courtesies they have shown me 1!
I. throughout the years of my association with the City of Eugene. I also want to thank the depart- i!
\ ment heads and City employees who have been most loyal and helpful." ili I'
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I' Following the reading of the resignation, comments were made by members of the Council and the i.1
Mayor to the effect that they were sorry to see Mr. Finlayson leave, if there was anything that Ii
:! could be done individually or collectively, th!!y would aid him and that if he had no immediate Ii
11 commitments beyond the effective date of his resignation, that he mmgF1ti stay on until such time fl
II as he had to leave or a new City Manager was hired. 'I
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II ~t wa~ then mo~ed by Mr. Shearer and seconded by Mrs. Lauris that a resolution commending I:
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,1 Mayor Cone indicated he wished Mr. Finla;~~n- well, commended him for his constructive years as a il
:j public servant. Mr. Fred Brenne of the Eugene Chamber of Commerce, on behalf of the Board of !
I Ii Direc tors, indicated that Mr. Finlayson had been a val ued member of the Chamber of Commerce. A Ii
il letter signed by all department heads of the City expressing regret at his resignation was read, Ii
: which letter further paid tribute to his administration and leadership during his years as City it
: Administrator of the City of ~_Eugene. !i
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'i It was moved by Mr. Shearer and seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the resi'gnation be accepted ;:
i and placed on file as of its effective date, that Mr. Finlayson be asked to continue as the City :'1
' Manager unt il he has to leave or a new City Manager is hired. Motion carried. II
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;'} '! It was then moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the position of City Manager il
2; be advertised, that the salary be indicated as open and that applications be forwarded to the 'i
;::; personnel officer. Motion carried. il
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': It was then moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mr. McGaffey that the Mayor appoint a committee ii
of three councilmen for the selection of a new City Manager and that the mayor serve on such a :i
committee. L Motion carried. i!
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1 " Council Bill No. 4966 - Re: Levying assessments for sanitary sewer in area between 28th and 1,
I 29th Avenues to between 30th and 31st Avenues from between Lincoln and Washington Streets to West ::
, Boundary bounded by Lorane Highway, was introduced and read the first time infull on May 9, 1960, '.1
: was brought on for consideration. NO written protests on file. (Considered on May 23rd, 1960 and ~
I 't referred to Committee after protests were presented) I:
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;i council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and Ii
; the bill was read the second time by council bill number only. ii
,; It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill ;1
, be read the third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion :i
carried and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only. :1
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 bill was declared passed and
numbered 11866.
2 , Council Bill No. 5000 - Re: Levying assessments for a sanitary sewer on 38th Avenue from
, Willamette Street to East of Watkins Road was introduced and read for the first time in full on
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i May 23, 1960, was brought on for consideration. NO written protests onfile.
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 il
: bill was read the second time by council bill number only. :i
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill ii
': read the th:il:d time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion i:
I I carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only. :i
It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be approved and given final ii
passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and numbered i!
11867.
3 Council Bill No, 5005 - Re: Dispensing with election in City on anneKation of area in vicinity
_: of Paige Avenue (Brumbach, etc.) was submitted and re'ad in full.
e ' 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 oouncil bill number only.
It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill
, 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.
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer 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 11868.
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4 Council Bill No. 5006 - Re: Annexing area in vici.nity of Paige Avenue (Brumbach, etc.) was sub- !i
mitted and read in full. :1
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I It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by Ii
i 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. :1
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I It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill :i
: read the third time with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and the bill I:
, was read the third time by council bill number only. !i
A, It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be approved and given final il
_ passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and :i
numbered 11869. :
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Ii Council Bill No. 5007 - Re: Ordinance vacating alley between Willamette and'Oak Streets and from "
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16th Avenue South to Amazon Creek was submitted and read in full. I:
It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by I: I
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council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and I
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the bill was read the second time by council bill number only. I
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;i It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill 11
11 read the third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion i:
carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only.
I: It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be approved and given final
d
II passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and
,1 numbered 11870.
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Council Bill No. 5008 - Re: Providing for withdrawal from the Oakway water district that portion i:
il annexed to the City of Eugene. I:
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II 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 I e
II the bill was read the second time by council bill number only. I;
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I It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill Ii
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II read the third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion I,
carried and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only. II
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be approved and given final I' I
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!j passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and
numbered 11871.
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3/1 Council Bill No. 5009 - Re: Providing for withdrawal from Glenwood Water District that portion
I' annexed to the City of Eugene, was submitted and read in full. ,I
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II It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by II
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II council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. kMotion carried unanimously and the :i
II bill was read the second time by council bill number only. il
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II It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill i:
it
Ii read the third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion ,I
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Ii carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only. I'
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II It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be approved and given final "
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II passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and I
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numbered 11872. :j
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41: Council Bill No. 5010 - Re: Adopting 1959 Electrical Code and repealing ordinances #11231 and :1
il #11287 was submitted and read in full. 'I /
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by "
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council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and the
II bill was read the second time by council bill number only. I
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill 1
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I read the third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion 1/
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carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only. I.
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I It was m~ved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be approved and given final ii
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I passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and ,
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I numbered U873. II -
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, Council Bill No. 5011 - Re: Providing a Gas Code for the City of Eugene; was submitted and read
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in full. ;1
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II It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by ~ !
:1 council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and the ;1
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bill was read the second time by council bill number only. .
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill be !i
\1 read the third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion :1
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), carried unanimously, and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only.
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer 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 il
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numbered 11874. 'I
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6 Council Bill No. 5012 - Re: Regulating alleys and public utility easements in new plats to be :1
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filed in City of Eugene. ,
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by II
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! council bill number only, with uaanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and the n
1 bill was read the second time by council bill number only. "
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that tbe rules be suspended and tbe bill be
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I, read the third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion !
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I carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only.
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'I it was moved byMr~Siiearer seconded by -Mrs. Lauris that then bill be app:roved and given 1fiiuil-~ - II
it passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and
I ,I numbered 11875.
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1 : Council Bill No.50l3 - Re: Amending Section 34.197, Eugene City Code, requiring connection with I'
t: sewers, method of sewage disposal, and filling of septic tanks or cesspools. II
i II
It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by ,\
;'1 II
council btll number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously, and r
the bill was read the s~cond time by council bill number only. II
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C'-J It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill 11
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~ , be read the thin time by council bill ,number only, with unanimous consent of the council. Motion II
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CO carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only. I'
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:1 It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be given final passage. II
d Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voti~g aye, the bill was declared passed and numbered '1
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i 1187.6. !I
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Council Bill No. 5014 - Re: Prohibiting parking of vehicles except trucks in truck loading II
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zones. II
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs~ Lauris that the bill be read the second time by 'I
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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. 1,
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" It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill II
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,; be read the third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent oflthe Council. Motion II
.' carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number on1y.- Ii
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I It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be approved and given final
:j :1
, passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and II
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, numbered 11877.
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3 Council Bill No. 5015 - Re: Initiating vacation of Taylor Street from south Boundary of 15th to
I 16th. !I
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by ,I
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council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously, and
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" the bill was read the second time by council bill number only. II
I It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill II
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be read the third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion II
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carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only. \:
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be approved arid given final Ii
passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and II
; numbered 11878. ,I
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4 'r Council Bill No. 5016 - Re: Sanitary sewer area between 23rd and 25th Avenue and between !I
I , Cleveland and Garfield Streets was submitt~d and read the'first time in full. I,
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II
It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by I
I council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously, and
the bill was read the second time by council bill number only. I
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': It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill
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~ i be read the third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion Ii
e i carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only.
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, It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be approved and givenf1nal I'
! approval and given fiaal passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was il
declared passed and numbered 11879. 11
5 ' Council Bill No. 5017 - Re: Adopting plans and specifications for sanitary sewer area between Ii
'I 23rd and 25th Avenue and between Cleveland and Garfield Streets was submitted and read the first
i time infull. Ii
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I It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by
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I council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and !I
II the bill was read the second time by council bill number only. !I
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i It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill :,\
i read the third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion ,I
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I , carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill n~ber only. II
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be approved ang given final I'
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passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and ],
numbered 11880. 'I
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6 Council Bill No. 5018 - Re: Paving of 1st Avenue from Lincoln Street to Adams Street was sub- 11
mitted and read the first time in full. II
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by II
II
council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and \11
the bill was read the second time by council bill number only.
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill read I ~
1
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. II I
j It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be approved and given final Ii
passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and "
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numbered 11881. "
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Council Bill No. 5019 - Re: Adopting plans and specifications for paving of 1st Avenue from I
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Lincoln Street to Adams Street, was submitted and read the first time in full. [I
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by I'
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council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and the j!
I' bill was read the second time by council bill number only. ,!
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,I It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill i'
!I read the third time with unanimous consent of the council. Motion carried unanimously and the bill I'
;:
11 was read the third time by council bill number only. I'
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11 It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be approved and given final i
, i,
I passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and 'i
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I numbered 11882. II
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2! Council Bill No. 5020 - Re: Paving Pearl Street from 42nd to 46th Avenue; High Street from "
II 42nd to 46th Avenue; Mill Street from 42nd to 46th Avenue; 43rd Avenue from Mill to Donald Street; ii
42nd from Pearl to Mill Street; Southridge Court, was submitted and read the first time in full. ii I
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! It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by :1
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i council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously, and
i the bill was read the second time by council bi'ilil number only. I:
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I It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the ,bill "
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I read the third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion 'I
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I carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only. Ii
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I It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be approved and given final
I
I passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and
!I numbered 11883.
31 Counci~ Bill No. 5021 - Re: Adopting plans and specifictions for paving Pearl Street from 42nd "
I to 46th; High Street from 42nd to 46th Avenue; Mill Street from 42nd to 46th Avenue; 43rd Avenue from ;t
I Mill to Donald Street; 42~d from Pearl to Mill Street; Southridge Court, was submitted and read the I,
I first time in full. 'I
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by ii
council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously, and "
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the bill was read the second time by council bill number only. "
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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 Council. Motion i'
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carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only. I
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 bill was' declared passed and I
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numbered 11884. "
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41 Council Bill No. 5022 - Re: Paving of Grant Street from 6th to 7th Avenue was submitted and read If
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the first time in full. Ii
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!I It was moved by Mr. Shearer sesconded by Mrs. Lauris that the 'bill be read the second time by 'I
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11 council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and the I
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Ii bill was read the second time by council bill number only. Ii
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i It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill Ii
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I be read the third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion d
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, carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only. !l
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I 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 bill was declared passed and "
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I numbered 11885. Ii
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51 Council Bill No. 5023 - Re: Adopting plans and specifications for paving of Grant Street from II
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I 6th to 7th Avenue was submitted and read the first time in full. Ii
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, It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by "
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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,
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I It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill "
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read the third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion I!
II carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only. Ii
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\ ~t was moved by Mr. Shearer sesconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be approved and given final /; -
, passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and I
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\, numbered 11886. !.'
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1 ;11 Council Bill No. 5024 - Re: Paving alley between 7th and 8th Avenues from Chambers Street to :1
: Grant Street was submitted and read the fbst time in full. ;1
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[! It was moved by Mr, Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by Ii
!: council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and the Ii
'I bill was read the second time by council bill number only. :!
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I It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill .i
read the third time by councilbill number only , with unanimouslconsent of the Council. Motion :;
carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time in full. ::
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C\} It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the' bHl be approved and given final :1
3 I passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and
CQ : numbered 11887.
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2 Council Bill No. 5025 - Re: Adopting plans and specifications for paving alley between 7th and
i 8th Avenues from Chambers Street to Grant Street was submitted and read the first time in full.
It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by
4It ' council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council, Motion carried unanimously and
: the bill was read the second time by council bill number only.
I It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by 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 Council. Motion .
carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only. !
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I : 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 bill was declared passed and
numbered 11888.
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3 Council Bill No. 5026 - Re: Providing for paving of Park Side Drive from between Summit and
! Sunset Drive to S8nset Drive was submitted and read the first time in full.
It was moved by ,Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be held oversEorofurtherby
,i study. Motion carried.
4 1 Council Bill No. 5027 - Re: Adopting plans and specifications for providing for paving of Park
: Side Drive from between Summit and Sunset Drive to Sunset Drive was submitted and read the first. time
: in full.
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.i It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be held over for further
study, Motion cartied.
51 Council Bill No. 5028 - Re: Providing for paving of Hilyard from 24th to 89th Avenuenwas, ,,'as
;; submitted and read the first time in full.
It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be amended to include between
39th and 40th Avenues. Motion carried.
-i It was moved by Mr. Shearer seoonded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill, as amended, be read the
Ii. 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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! It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill,
.: as amended, 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, as amended, be approved and
.~ : given final passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was passed and
- numbered 11889.
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6,: Council Bill No. 5029 - Re: Adopting plans and specifications for providing for paving of Hilyard
, from 24th to 39th Avenue was read the first time in full.,
It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs.,Lauris that the bill be amended to include between
: 39th and 40th Avenues. Motion carried.
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I It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill 8s'amended, be read the second
1 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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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules ee suspended and the bill,
, as amended, be read the third time by council bill number only. Motion carried unanimously and the
; bill was read the third time by council bi~l number only.
I It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill, as amended, be approved and I;
given final passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed !:
and numbered 11890. !!
7 Council Bill No., 5030 - Re: PrOViding for paving of 25th from Monroe to Friendly Street was sub- ~
.i mitted and read the first time in full. Ii
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~ "It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris tha t the bill be read the second time by !!
_ ' council bill number only, with unanmous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and the Ii
: bill was read the second time by council bill number only. :i
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I It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill be i
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read the third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion I'
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t carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only.
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I It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be given final approval and II
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final passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and ,I
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J numbered 11891. i:
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Council Bill No. 5031 - Re: Adopting plans and specifications for paving of 25th from Monroe to II
I Friendly Street was submitting and read the first time in full. :1
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! It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read .the second time by
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council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and the
i 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 I,
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,/ read the. third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion II
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carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only. :1
II It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be given final approval and Ii e
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final passage. Rollvall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and Ii
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II numbered 11892. Ii
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2 il Council Bill No. 5032 - Re: Constructing a sanitary sewer alley between Mill Street and Ferry q
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Street from betweep 2nd Avenue and 3rd Avenue to between 3rd Avenue and 4th Avenue, was submitted and
II read the first time in full.
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[I It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by
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'I council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and the
II bill was read the second time by council bill number only.
II It was moved by Mr. She,arer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the r1i1les;,be suspended and the bill be
l'
.1 read the third time by council bill number only,with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion
II carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only.
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il It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be approved and given final
II passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed andl
:1 numbered 11893.
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311 Council Bill No. 5033 - Re: Adopting plans and specifications for constructing a sanita~y sewer
Ii alley between Mill Street and Ferry Street from between 2nd Avenue and 3rd Avenue to between 3rd Avenue
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" It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill
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II carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only. I
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11 It was moved by Mr. ~hearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be approved and given final
11 paSSfl:ge. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and
it numbered 11894.
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4, Council Bill No.~ 5634 - Re: Construction of sanitary sewer between Willamette and Donald Streets
ii from between 41st and 46th ~v.enues was submitted and read the first time in full.
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'i It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be read the second time by
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II the bill was read the s~cond time by council bill number only.
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded Mrs., Lauris that the rules suspended and the bill read I,
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II final passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present,voting aye, the bill was declared passed and
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numbered 11895. ,
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51 Council Bill No. 5035 - Re: Adopting plans and specifications for construction of sanitary sewer .1
1 between Willamette and Donald Streets from between 41st and 46th Avenues was submitted and read the ij
11 first time in full. I'
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" It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be given second reading by !I
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I; council bill number only with unanimous~consent of the.Council~ Motion carried unanimously and the t'l
II bill was read the second time by council bill number only. !;
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill j,
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carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only~ I:
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II It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris tbattbe bill be approved and given final II -
Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and "
passage. I,
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-C-~~~~~____, i.~-,(--:----councn--Bill No.5036~-'-R.e: Repealing OrdInance Tn40~ proviai.ngforpavingC25th-Pla~~ from- '-"--~I'I'--::-
;1 Washington to Madison Street; and r,epealing Ordin@nce 11741 providing for adoption of plans and
I ~l specifications for above paving was submitted and read the first time in full. 'I
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,! It was moved Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. l.,auris that the bill be read the second time by council 11
bill number only with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion_ carried unanimously and the bill was II
1\ read the second' time by counc!l bill number only. - \1
: It was moved by Mr. Shearer seoonded by Mrs. Lauris that the bules be suspended and the bill be il
read the third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion Ii
C~'.) carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only. :1
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:::j- It was moved by Mr. Shearer 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 Ii
2.2: numbered 11897. Iii
21 Council Bill No. 50~7 - Re: Levying assessments for sidewalk on East and West Side of Polk 'i
:i Street from 11th Avenue to 18th Avenue was submitted and read the first time in full. li
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A: It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be held over and proper notice :i
_ :: of assessment given owners of affected property. Motion carried. ili
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3 :; Council Bill No. 5038 - Re: Levying assessments for constructing sanitary sewer area within \1
.\ Nob Hill, submitted and read in full. :i
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.i It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill be held over and proper notice r
I ' of assessment given owners of affected property. Motion carried. Ii
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4:: Council Bill No. 5039 - Re~ Providing for redistribution of Ward Boundaries, Ward II and Ward III I;
': was submit~ed and read the first time in full. Ii
! It was moved by Mr-. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the bill beread the second time by' Ii
:1 council bill number only with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and the !i
: bill was read the second ,time by council bill number only. i:
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" It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the rules be suspended and the bill be Ii
: read the third time by coUncil bill number only with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion II
:: carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill'number only. Ii
:.! It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris t!hat the bill be approved and given final !i
I passge. Rollvall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, motion carried and the bill declared :t
'; passed and numbered 11898. :1
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: RESOLUTIONS i:
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5: Proclamation - Re: Canvass of ballots in Primary Election May 20, 1960 was submitted and read in ii
full. ii
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-, It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the Proc lamation be adopted. Motion:
I ': carried. i:
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6: Resolution No. 709 - Re: Authorizing execution of agreement with State Highway Commission, Ii
University of Oregon, City of Springfield and Lane County concerning transportation study, was ':
, submitted and read the first time in full. I!
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.: It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the resolution be adopted. Motion !i
carried. :1
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_ I wind damage was submitted and read in full. Ii
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'1 . It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the resolution be adopted. Motion Ii
, carr1ed. I'
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8,; Resolution No. 711 - Re: Authorizing agreement with Willakenzie Rur,al Fire District was submitted 11
': and read in full. l
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: It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the resolution be adopted. Motion !I
,f carried. t
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9 Resolution No. 712 - Re: Transmitting to Planning Commission matter of zoning in recently annexed I,
Willakenzie area, was submitted and read i,n full. Ii
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. It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by Mrs. Lauris that the resolution be adopted. Motion il
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10 I Resolution No. 713 - Re: Authorizing proper crty officials to, execu,te agreement with Winn, Shinn I:
& Co. concerning audits was submitted and read in full. :i
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It was moved by Mr. Shearer seconded by. Mrs. Lauris that the resolution be adopted. Motion \\
carried. i:
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, Robert A. Finl~y~~7 -. :1 ..
City Manager ',...