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COUNCIL CHAMBER
EUGENE, OREGON
AUGUST 12, :,963
j THE REGULAR, MEETIN? OF. THE COMMON COUNCIL OF JHE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON, WAS
CALLED TO ORDER AT 7:30 P.M. PDT IN THE COUNCIL CHAMBER ON AUGUST 12,' 1963 BY H1S
I HONOR MAYOR EDWIN E. CONE WITH THE FOLLOWING COUNCILMEN PRESENT: MR. CHA TT, MR.
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SWANSON, MR. CHRISTENSEN, MR. DEVERELL, MR. CRAKES, AND MR.HAWK. MRS. LAURIS AND
, DR. PURDY WERE ABSENT.
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I THE MINUTES OF THE COUNCIL MEETINGS HELD ON JULY :\
I 15, 1963 AND ON JULY 22, 1963,
AS MAILED TO MEMBE~S OF THE COUNCIL, WERE APPROVED.
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I i PROCLAMATION - AFTER CANVASS OF THE VOTES CAST IN THE ANNEXATION ELECTION CON--
I CERNING AN AREA ON GILHAM ROAD IN THE W'LLAKENZIE AREA, MAYOR CONE PROCLAIMED THE I
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I ELECTION LOST WITH 81 VOTES CAST AGAINST THE ANNEXATION AND 50 VOTES CAST FOR THE
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2 I BILLS AGAINST VARIOUS CITY DEPARTMENTS FOR THE MONTH OF, JULY 1963 WERE PRE-
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GElNERA L FUND
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PUBLIC EMPLOYES REilREMENT SYSTEM $8,163.76 BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE No. r $ 25.50
PERS SOC.SECURITY 14,294.52 BISHOP ELECTRIC 15.36
PERS POLICE & FIRE UNITS 812;96 BISHOP SIGNS 8.50
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CITIZENS BANK 25,393.83 BLAKE,MoFFITT & TOWNE 54 . 85 I
CITIZENS BANK 300.00 DUDLEY B. BLATCHLEY 60.00 II
STATE TAX COMMISSION 5,240.50 BLUE SEAL DUST Mop SERVICE 9.00 I
AETNA L I FE INSURANCE CO. 3 , 30 8 . 0 6 BOEHNKE PRINTING COMPANY 29.35 I
PACIFIC HOSPITAL ASSN. 3, I 5 I . 75 BRAD'S BODY & FENDER SERVICE 112.10 I
EUGENE HOSPITAL & CLINIC 52.00 BREWER'S, INC. 238.53
THOMAS BEATY, TREAS.REVOLVING 3,477.94 BR I GHTER HOMES ELECTR,I CAL 23.00
THOMAS BEATY, U.S.BONDS 375.00 THE BROADWAY 6.25 I
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THOMAS BEATY, POLICE UNIFORM 78.83 BRODIE HOTEL SUPP~Y 37.04 I
EUGENE FIRE FIGHTERS ASSN. 487.00 BRONSON TRAVEL 381.20
EUGENE MUN,FED.CREDIT UNION 4, I 7 I . 85 BRqOKS OFF I CE MACH 1 NES 134.30 I
BLUE CROSS PLAN 53 . 90 CHARLES BRUNING CO., INC. 154.82
UNITED ApPEAL - LANE COUNTY E. H. BU~RELL 19.48 I
159.31 I
WILLAKENZIE VOLUNTEERS 50.00 BURROUGHS CORPORATION 50.80 jl
E. E. CONE, MAYOR 100.00 BUSINESS EQUIPT.CENTER,INC. 96.05 ,I
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LANE HUMANE SOCIETY 783.33 C & SELECTRIC 62.75 1
I A&M BODY & FENDER SERVICE CLIFFORD L. CAMERON I I
I 141.91 60.00
~ A-I SANDBLASTING & STEAM CLNG 10.00 CANTEl INCORPORATED 50.34 I
ADAMS FEED & SEED STORE 11.00 CARLSON,HATTON & HAY, INC. 28.35
ADDRESSOGRAPH-MULTIGRAPH CORP. 153.50 CARSON SAW SHOP 24.70 I
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AIR MAC, INC. 17.97 CASCADE HNDLE CO., INC. 10.00
! ALBERS FEED & FARM SUPPLY 17.30 THE CENTRAL HEATING CO. 381.25
RICHARD H. ALLISON 60.00 LANE CO~PLANNING COMMISSION 9,500.00
AMERICAN MUNICIPAL ASSN. 175.00 CHAMBERS RECORD CORPORATION 3.09 I
AMERICAN STEEL & SUPPLY CO. 486.39 CHAPMAN BROS. 245.15 r e
ARCHITECTURAL PLASTICS CORP. 13.00 CHASE COM? ANY 18.15 !
ARROW DISPOSAL SERVICE 21.50 H. G. CHICKERING, JR. 14.08
I ARROW SALES & SERVICE 5.80 LELA~D N. CHRISTENSEN 60.00 ~
ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE 6.20 WILLIAM CHRISTENSEN 151.72
ATLANTIC COMMUNITY QUARTERLY 5.00 T. V. CLARK 250.00
AUTO BODY & PAINT SUPPLY 27.32 CLARKE'S SHEET METAL, INC. 4.14
AUTOMATIC HEAT COMPANY 70.40 RONALD E. COLEMAN 60.00
BAIRD SAFE & LOCK COMPANY 13.30 COLUMBIA RIBBON & CARBON PAC. 153.03
THE BAKER & TAYLOR COMPANY 167.19 CONSOLIDATED SUPPLY CO. 68.22 j
THE BAKER & TAYLOR COMPANY 463.39 CONTINENTAL BAKING CO. 89.20 I
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BARNUM'S 86.86 HOWARD COOPER CORPORATION 151.06
BARKER MOTORS, INC. 122.17 CRESSEYS' 4.16 Ii
BEARING SUPPLY COMPANY 44.99 JAMES C. CURTIS 60.00
THOMAS BEATY, TREAS.REVOLVING 729.48 DANALTON STEEL COMPANY 13.53 I
BEE PUBLISHERS 3.20 W. S. DARLEY & COMPANY 13.76
LLOYD A. BEEBE 60.00 DAVIDSON BAKING COMPANY 30.00 I
MATTHEW BENDER & COMPANY 18.50 DUANE D. DELMORE 60.00
STATE INDUSTRIAL ACCIDENT COMM. 3,206.64
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DEPT.OF FINANCE & AUDTNG' $ 1.55 INTL CONF. OF BLDG OFFICIALS $ 100.00
DEPUE FORD TRACTOR COMPANY 16.84 INTL SHADE TREE CONFERENCE 12.00
DONALD C. DICKEY 833.33 INTERNATIONAL CITY MGRS ASSN 5.00
00 DICTAPHONE CORPORATION 235.26 INST.FOR TRNG 1 N MUN .ADMS. 1.00
,...... DOT DOTSON'S 2.70 THE IRWIN-HoDSON COMPANY 368. 13
~ DOUBLEDAY & COMPANY, INC. 21.41 IVERSON PAINTS, INC. 138.17
CI.. DUNCAN PARKING METER DIVISION 592.97 FRANK D. JACKSON 60.00
0: EAGLE SIGNAL COMPANY 130.46 JAMES A. JENSEN 60.00
CO E. H. EDWARDS COMPANY 417.12 JERRY'S SPECIALIZED SALES 129.39
AUDIE D. EGGLESTON 60.00 JOHNNY'S TOY SHOP 19.95
ELECTRONIC DATA PROCESSING 1,544. 17 JOHN'S GARBAGE SERVICE 17.00
EMERALD FRUIT & PRODUCT CO. 51.60 Lou JOHNSON COMPANY 1.98
e ENOCH PRATT FREE LIBRARY 1.25 RICHARD JONES 60.00
EOFF ELECTRIC COMPANY 43.53 KENDALL MOT OR COMPANY ,103.77
EUGENE AMBULANCE SERVICE 3.00 Lto M. KEPPERS 60.00
EUGENE,BLUE PRINT COMPANY 146.77 LAFAYETTE ,COMMERCIAL SALES 30.42
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EUGENE CONCRETE PIPE & PRODUCTS 213.84 LANE PARTS COMPANY 52.64
EUGENE FARMERS CREAMERY 19.50 LANE CO. DEPT.OF RECORDS & ELCTNS .75
EUGENE HARDWARE 5.85 LANE COUNTY TITLE COMPANY 25.00
EUGENE HOTEL 77.05 LANE ROTARY BRUSH COMPANY 1,250.00
I EUGENE-LANE CO.ASSN INS.AGTS. 260.00 LEGAL BOOK STORE 1.85
EUGENE LAUNDRY 122.21 LEAGUE OF OREGON CITIES 3, 878 . 9 1
EUGENE OVERALL LAUNDRY 120.98 GERALDINE LEIMAN 30 . 50
EUGENE PLANING MILL 59.92 LEs's HYDRAULIC SERVICE 31.25
EUGENE RADIATOR SERVICE 7.20 AL LINDLEY SHELL SERVICE 3.51
EUGENE SALVAGE & EQUIPMENT CO. 10.00 LOOMIS ARMORED CAR SERVICE 602.77
EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL 4,703.61 LUMBER PRODUCTS 2.50
EUGENE SHAKESPEARE CLUB 40.00 LYLE'S TAILOR SHOP 51.75
EUGENE TRUCK & MACHINE COMPANY 9.53 MCCRACKEN BROS. MOTOR FRT. 96.47
EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC I 6,037. I 5 McDAN I D.. LUMBER COMPANY 1.89
EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC 7,874/;41 WILLIAM J. MCGILLVEREY 60.00
EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY COMPANY 68.0 I McKENZIE SAND & GRAVEL CO. 31.32
FARMER BROTHERS 100.60 McKESSON & ROBBINS DRUG Dlv. 29.36
FARWEST STEEL COMPANY 12.28 MAGIC GAS & ApPLIAN~E CO. 3.50
JAMES E. FELTON 60.00 DONALD A. MAINWARING 60.00
FRICTION MATERIALS CORP. 171.22 HENRY H. MARTIN 60.00
FRIENDLY DODGE, INC. 129.50 MA Y FA IRMA R K ET S 3.19
FRIENDLY DODGE, INC. 1,890.08 MEDICAL PHARMACY INCORPORATED 1.79
FLOYD E. FIX 60.00 MEDO-LAN 0 CREAMERY CO. 8.00
FLEXIBLE PIPE & TOOL Co. 1,012.61 MERCER STEEL CO., INC. 10.32
FLOWERS UNLIMITED 8.00 M'I OGLE YS .29.35
FRANK'S GARBAGE SERVICE 5.00 MILADY PUBLISHING CORP. 6.00
W. P. FULLER & COMPA Y 33.96 MILL-LOG EQUIPMENT CO. 73.38
I DRS.FuRRER,McMILAN,PATTON & STARR 244.50. MINNESOTA MINING & MFG. 360.00
GA nORD BROS., INC. 47.50 JOSEPH D. MOMBERT 60.00
GENERAL SERVICES COMPANY 45.00 MONROE CALCULATING MACH.CO. 69.00
GIL'S SUREFIT No. 20 16.50 MONTGOMERY WARD 185.34
GOODYEAR SERVICE STORES 2.60 MOORE STEEL SERVICE CO., INC. 54.76
GRANT MOTORS, INC. 28.83 A'. E. MOYER 60.00
GRAYBAR ELECTRIC COMPANY 517.10 ~OHN R. MULLINS 60.00
GRAY'S SEED & GARDEN SUPPLY 12.94 MUNNELL & SHERRILL, INC. 279.91
GREEN'S TRUCK MAINTENANCE 58.85 TEDDY R. MURPHY 60.00
e GREAT WESTERN CHEMICAL COMPANY 64.50 GEORGE MYRMO & SONS 26.38
GUARD PUBLISHING COMPANY 1,880.53 NATL ASSEMBLY ON TCHNG BILL RGHTS 1.95
GUNDERSON BROS. ENGINEERING 2.47 NATIONAL CASH REGISTER COMPANY 425.00
H. 'C. GUTHRIE 60.00 NATIONAL CHEMSEARCH CORP. 269.26
HALTON'S AUTOMOTIVE PARTS 352.85 NATIONAL FIRE FIGHTER CORP. 3.50
HAMILTON ELECTRIC 67.76 NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY 96.44
HAMMER LUMBER COMPANY 123.91 NATl INST. OF MUN.OFFICERS 160.00
THOMAS P. HANSEN 60.00 J. J. NEWBERRY COMPAN~ 14.24
HARLEY-DAVIDSON SALES 78.50 GEORGE A. NOHRENBERG 60.00
HARR MOTOR SUPPLY, INC. 45.02 NORRIS ~INT & VARNISH CO., INC. 1,500.40
BI LL G. HAY 60.00 NORTHWEST GROCERY COMPANY 3.36
HEINKE WHOLESALERS 168.53 NORTHWEST INDUSTRIAL LAUNDRY 10.36
HOWARD HERIDER 174.58 NORTHWEST NATURAL GAS CO. 48.38
HERROLD & JENSEN IMPLEt!lENT CO. 174.28 NORTHWEST NATURAL GAS CO. 83.33
PAUL A. HODGIN 60.00 NUDELMAN BROTHERS 140.96
I HORN PRINTING COMPANY 138.50 NUGGET CHEMICAL & IND.SUPPLY 3.71
THE H. R. HUNTTING CO., INC. 65.96 OCEAN POOL SUPPLY CO., INC. 234.50
HYSLOP PAPER & SUPPLY CO. 87.74 THOMAS OLDFIELD 10.00
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES 35.00 OLSEN AUTO WRECKERS 9.95
INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS MACHINES 441.00 ORCHARD AUTO PARTS COMPANY 38.23
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OREGON EGG PRODUCERS $ 111.45 SIMMONS CARBON CO., INC. 76.50
OREGON HISTORICAL SOCIETY 1.25 RicHARD R. SMALL 60.00
O'EGON OPTICAL COMPANY 11.35 ,$M I.T:H el. CRAKES INS. 173.75
O~EGON PHOTO LAB & CAMERA SHOP 4. i9 Eow I_N E. SM I TH 4.72
STATE CIVIL SERV.COMMISSION 30.00 HARRY R. SMITH 60.00
STATE CIVIL DEFENSE AGENCY 29.31 SMITH-CORONA MARCHANT INC. 96.00
SiATi DEPT. OF MOTOR'VEHICLES', 73.00 SMITH RADIO COMMUNICATioN 424.82 ' I
OREGON STATE LIBRARY 4.00 StD. OIL Co OF CAL IFORNIA 287. II
OREGON SCREW PRQDUCTS CO. 48.69 StEELE'S TELEPHONE ANSWERING- 6.00 ,
OREGON SUPPLY COMPANY 234.69 CONRAD E. STEWART 60.00 I
OREGON TYPEW~ITER el.,RECORDER.CO. 3.50 HAROLD L. STINSON 60.00
OTIS ELEVATOR COMPANY' 79.13 LLOYD STORIE 60.00
PACIFIC AUTO SUPPLY, INC. 5.88 FRANK O. STRONACH 60.00
PACIFIC NORTHWEST BELL 1,262.01 SUBURBAN GAS OF EUGENE, INC. 9'.27 e
PACIFIC PUMPING COMPANY 24.79 TA~TE TELLS 28.12
PACKER-SCOTT 108.94 TERRILL AUTO PARTS CO. 59.07
P~RAMOUNT SUPPLY CO. 23. 10 Tt~ACO , INC. 2,608.75
PARIS WOOLEN MILLS 9.66 THOMPSON'S .. .89
R~ C. PARSONS el. SON 192.95 Ti LLMAN & BOOTH, INC. -, .. 34.89
GEORGE M. PECKHAM 60.00 TOMMY'S PAINT POT ' 5.54
RUSSELL E. PECKHAM 150.00 TOWNSEND COMPANY 240.00 I
PENNSALT CHEMICALS CORP. ' I ,345.66 TRAFFIC ApPLIANCE CORP. 30.0<;>
PEERLESS PACIFIC COMPANY 224.94 'TRAFFIC SAFETY SUBPLY CO. 399.31
PETTY CASH 91.02 HENRY TROYANEK 60.00
PiERCE FREIGHT LINES 16.16 UNITED PIPE & SUPPLY CO~ 10.50
R~H.PIERCE MFG. CO. ' ' 5.38 UNITED RADIO SUPPLY, INC.
25;01
EVERETT V. PETERSON 60.00 UNitED STATE~ POStMASTER 59.70
P'IONEER FOODS, I NC. 241.41 U'OF 0 LIBRARY 12.25'
POTTERS BROS. -CAL I FORN I A', I NC" 1;040.00 ,U'OF 0 BUSINESS MANAGER 750.00
ARNOLD POWELL COMPANY 182. II _ V-. .f. MATER I A'U3 . - 5.23
PREMIER FASTNER COMPANY 52.42 VALLEY BAG COMPANY' 10.00'
PRENTICE-HALL, INC. ' , 15.48 VALLEY IRON &,STEEL COMPANY 58.50',
Q~ICK SERVICE liTHO' .63,.45 VALLEY STATIONERY COMPANY 175.63 I
RAM SE y-WA I TE' Co., rNe.' 42.40 VANWATERS & ROGERS, INC. 57.00
R-EAR'S MFG. Co: 7.50 WARD'S SAW SHOP 5.60 II
RECORDAK CORPORATION 14_.70 JOHN WARREN HARDWARE, INC. '- 39.77
DONALD M. REGAN 60-.00 WESTERN UNION ' 6-.52
RELIANCE ELECTRIC & ENGRNG 6.87 WENDELL P. WICK ' .- 25.00
RETREAD TIRE SHOP 75.49 ,WILDISH SAND & GRAVEL --, 33.97 11
R-EXIUS FUEL SERVIC'E'~ 1.00 WILLAMETTE PARTS & MACH!CO. 55.93
~ICHFIELD OIL ~ORP. . . 37.92 WILLAMETTE STATIONERS 19'.OQ 'I
R'OBERTS MOTOR INC. OF OREGON 22.64 WI LLAMETTE VALLEY COMPANY' 4.56
ROYAL CROWN COLA to. 73.00 JOE, D. WILLIAMS 60.00
RUSSEL'S T.B.A.SuPPLY 22.07 lEW WILLIAMS_CHEVROLET 176.0"8 I
S'ANDERSON SAFETY 'SUPPL Y CO. 443.75 WILSON Musle HOUSE 1'.45 I I
SCHARPF'S TWIN ~AKS BLDR~ 10'1 .72 WOODRUFF NURSERY ,- 4'.50 II
I SCIENTIFIC SUPPLIES Co. 299.48 WYATT'S .. 58.83
I SCOBERT BLDG~ MATERIAL INC. XEROX CORPORATION \ . I
17.60 247.-21 I
SEARS, ROEBUCK '&' 'CO. 70.29 ,BROOK E. 1tiOUNG ' 60.00
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SHELTON-TuRNBULL-FuLLER,INC. 328. 10 YOUNG I RON WORKS OF OREG'ON ' 55.60
SHOPPERS MARKET ZELLERBACH PAPER COMPANY ..
97.38 34.35 II
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t THOMAS BEATY, TREAS.EUGENE FSCL 9,000.00 BEARING SUPPLY COM~A~Y $' 3.63,
I THOMAS BEATY, ~~Y..fl~~AL :!--.GT -55,000.00 CITIZENS BANK 1;200.00
I CONSOLlDATED SUPPLY CO. ,292.38
GENERAL BOND fNTEREST_FUND [hCK'S MACHINE SHOP 9.75
EUGENE SANDel. GRAVEL, INC. 36.43
iHOMAS BEATY, ~.Y.FIS~AL AGT -$ -i2,745.00 EUGENE WELDERS SUPPLY CO. 10.00, I
iHOMAS BEATY; EUGENE 11 5,688 .'50 FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF ORE'GON '9,622.24 I
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tHOMAS BEATY, LANE C6: -'fl 468.75 GHEEN I RR I GA T I ON WORK'S - 33.28 .1
. . '" , , " 4 (;759 .00 GRAY'S SEED el. GARDEN SUPPlY' I
~HOMAS BEATY, N.Y. 1,099.60
.FIRST NATIONAL CI'TY BANK- 13 f .15 ,.HAMMER LUMBER COMPANY 5.09 I
- . . ~. :, INTER-CITY CONSTRUCTION ~6. ~ .. -
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AIRPORT CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT -FUND ~CPHEETERS ELECrRIC Co. 107.94
MITCHELL el. McARTHUR -33 ~oo
DAILY JOURNAL OF COMMERCE $, 73.15 JAY F. OLDHAM - 2 84 . 80 I
HYSLOP PAPER&.SUPPLY 13.17 RAM~Ey-WAITE COMPANY, INC. 4,067.00 I
LANE COUNTY TiTLi 'Co~ 25.80 SCHARPFS TWIN OAKS,BLDRS ' 3.22
MARQUESS el. MARQUESS 1',692.00 O.S. NATIONAL B~NK OF PORTLAND 1,202..78
MARQUESS el. YATES 988.00 ~ALLACE'& TIERNAN INC. 1,086 ;00
~ORRIS PAINT & VA~NisH CO. 293.40 ~ILCOX SEED COMPANY" 1,166;96
THE SERVER COMPANY 5154.50
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STREET,BRIDGE & DRAINAGE C&M fUND
THOMAS BEATY, TREAS.REVOLVING $ 80.00 BLINKHORN MORTGAGE & REALTY $ 135.00
CITY Of EUGENE~LIEN DEPT. 2,105.58 CITY Of EUGENE-LIEN DEPT. 1,905.78
00 CITY Of EUGENE-LIEN DEPT. 663.48 DOT DOTSON'S 37.10
,...... EOff ELECTRIC 24.45
~ CIVIC EMERGENCY fUND HAMILTON ELECTRIC 2.72
C:J:.. KOffLER'S PLUMBING 5.00
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CO THOMAS BEATY, TREAS.REVOLVING $ 26.84 NORTHERN BANK NOTE COMPANY 273.00
ROY COPPING 27.94 PETTY CASH 3.16
PETTY CASH 4.50 WESTERN UNION 12.95
WooD,KrNG,DAWSON & LOGAN 1,709.68
e PARKI NG DI STRI CT IMPROVEMENT fUND
THOMAS BEATY,TREAS.REVOLVING $ 450.58
CITY Of EUGENE, MAINT.DEPT. I 89 . 82
DUNCAN PARKING METER DIVISION 60.00
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE BILLS BE APPROVED AND PROPER CITY
I OffiCIALS AUTHORIZED TO DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRANTS. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN
PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED.
I MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES, AS APPROVED B THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT, WERE PRE-
SENTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS:
GALE M. ROBERTS CO.
12TH - CITY HALL CONSTRUCTION $ 92,320.36
VIK CONSTRUCTION CO.
1ST - AIRPORT TERMINAL BUILDING CONSTRUCTION 19,602.90
2ND - BRIDGE ON CITY VIEW AT AMAZON CREEK 22,166.73
4 I ,769.63
ABRAMS CONSTRUCTION CO.
2ND - SANITARY SEWER IN THE BRAEa ADDITION, AREA I 4,342.05
M. J. BUTTS
2ND & fiNAL - STORM SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN 37TH AND 39TH,
fROM AMAZON CREEK TO POTTER 2,896.21
EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL COMPANY
1ST - PAVING ARTHUR, 12TH,TO 13TH 844.63
1ST - STORM SEWER ON ARTHUR, 12TH TO 13TH 11,213.10
1ST - PAVING EAST AMAZON DRIVE, HILYARD TO SNELL 10,614.19
I 1ST - STORM SEWER ON E AMAZON DR, HILYARD TO SNELL 3,026.09 25,698.01
EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD
1ST &fINAL - PAVING GARDEN,Moss,VILLARD AND WALNUT 239.94
(WILDISH CONTRACT)
EARL WM. GREEN
2ND - SIDEWALK ON WEST SIDE Of WILLAMETTE, 29TH TO 32ND 1,030.00
e L. F. HENSHAW
5TH - OAKWAY SEWAGE PUMPING STATION 2,038.95
INTER-C,TY CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
2ND - BRIDGE ON 15TH fROM OLIVE TO CHARNELTON 20,452.83
3RD - SANITARY SEWER ~ WILLAKENZIE AREA SEWERS,PHASE IV 18,775.62 39,228.45
M&S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
3RD - SANITARY SEWER - WILLAKENZIE AREA, PHASE III 29,354.07
1ST - SANITARY SEWER ON 25TH, ONYX TO AMAZON CREEK 3,960.00
1ST - STORM SEWER ON 25TH, ONYX TO AMAZON CREEK 53,847.00
1ST - SANITARY SEWER-8~H AVENUE TRUNK 8,798.53 95,959.60
STANTON W. PA YNE
1ST - PAVING CITY VIEW, II TH' TO 14TH 5 , I 54 . 87
I 1ST - STORM SEWER ON CITY VIEW, 11TH TO 14TH 1,752.30
1ST - PAVING 35TH, HILYARD TO ALDER 1,298.98
1ST - PAVING 36TH, HILYARD TO EAST BOUNDARY 4TH ADON
TO CRESTWOOO TERRACE 599.40 8,805.55
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1ST - PAVING STREETS BETWEEN W,LLAMETTE AND HI~H, 26TH TO 28TH 1~692.nO
1ST - STORM SEWER BETWEEN W,LLAMETTE AND HIGH, 26TH TO 28TH 1,251 :00
'~T - PAVING 2ND, HIGH TO FERRY; AND 4TH, PEARL TO HIGH 6,760.44
I~T - STORM SEWER 4TH, PEARL TO HIGH' 3,797.55
I~T - STORM SEWER IN 3RD ADDN TO FIRCREST 5,992.87
I~T - PAVING STREETS IN,STRAYER ADDN A'ND GAY ACRES ADDN _,1,'117.80
I~T - PAVING JEPPESON, NORKENZIE'RD TO WEST 839.34 $20,200.00
i GEORGE A. MOORE & ASSOCIATES, INC.
3RD - STORM SEWER ON TYLER, 26TH TO 28TH 582.00
2ND - SANITARY SEWER - W,LLAKENZIE IMPROVEMENT DIST.WS~63-2 17,669.84 18,251.84
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NORTHWAY CSNSTRUCTIONCO.
1ST - SANITARY SEWER WITHIN KUYKENDA~L SUriDI~'SION 1,729.03
PARSONS & SONS CONSTRUCTION CO.
2ND & FINAL,- SIDEWALK ON SOUTH SIDE 9TH PLACE, GRANT TO
160 ~EETWEST, AND WEST SIDE GR~NT, 9TH'TO 10TH 35.12
2ND & FINAL - PAVING ALLEY BETWEEN CHARNELTONAND LINCOLN, . I
12TK TO 13TH 460.27 495:39
W,LDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY
7TH - SANITARY SEWER - W,LLAKENZIE A~EA, PHASE II 4a,i22.67
2ND - PAVING GARDEN, Moss TO WALNUT; WALNUT, VILLARD,
AND Moss FROM FRANKLIN TO GARDEN ~21;455.52
1ST - PAVING KINCAID, 37TH TO SOUTH 600 FEET ~ 6,386~64
2ND - SANITARY SEWER - W,LLAKENZIE D,ST. No. WS-63-1 7,288.88
2N~ - PAVING 15TH, OLIVE TO CHARNELTONj 15TH, LINCOLN TO
LAWRENCE . , 1,819~IO
(ST - STOR-M SEWER ON MADISON, 25TH TO 25TH PLC 1,503.84"
2ND - PAVING AND SEWER, 6TH ADDN EDGEWOOD ESTATES 5,466.60
1ST -,STORM SEWER ON 39TH, DONALD TO FERRY 4~660.72,
I 2ND - PAVING AND SEWERS IN 5TH AND 6TH ADDNS ELLENDALE 9,337.84
, 1ST - STORM SEWER 5TH AND 6TH ADDNS TO ELLENDALE 4,038.30
1ST - PAVING LARCH, WEST AMAZON DRIVE TO WEST HILLSIDE DRIVE;
AND WEST HILLSIDE DRIVE' FROM LARCH TO WEST AMA~O~ DRIVE 1,620.00
1ST - STORM SEWER ON LARCH, WEST AMAZON DRI~E TO WEST HILLSIDE
DRIVE; AND WEST HILLSIDE DRIVE, LARCH TO WEST AMAZON DR 630.00,
1ST - PAVING CLARK, ~AWRENCE TO ADAMS ',. 690.30 113,620.41
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE MONTHLY PAYMENT ESTIMATES BE APPROVED
ANp PROPER C!TY OFF I.C I A LS, AUTHOR I ZE,D' ,-TO DRAW THE NECESSARY WARRANTS'. ROLLCALL VOTE .
ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED. ..., I
, THIS BEING THE DATE SET FOR THE ,AWARD OF CONTRACT FOR CONS'(R'UC'TION ~F'FOLiRT~NNIS '
COURTS AND LIGHTING AT SHELDON HIGH PARK-SCHOOL SITE, T.HE FOL.LOWING TABULATION WAS' PRE-
SENTED OF BIDS OPENED JULY 24, 1963:
TENNIS COURTS - R.C.PARSONS- & SON CONSTRUCTION CO. (Low) $ ',8,.86"4.00'
WALDO S. HARD,'E&SON . 18,998.00
W,LDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. 21,108.00 -
BOLES BUILDERS 22,467.00 ~
J. M. STEINMULLER 24,640.00
W. E. YOUEL CONSTRUCTION 26,765.00
LIGHTING SYSTEM - l. H. MORRIS (low) 3,188.00
H~MILT6N ELECTRli "(3,390.00) ~;757.00
CLARK ELECTRIC - No BID BOND, BID RECEIVED NOT OPENED.
MR. CHATT MOVED SEtONDED ~Y MR. SWA~s6~ THAT THL CONT~ACT~ BE -AwARDED 'ToR. C. PARSONS
AND SON CONSTRUCTIO~ CO. ,ON THEIR LOW-~II?PRICE OF',$I,8;S64.00 FOR THE FOURTENN.IS"
CQURTS, AND TO L.,H. MOR'RIS ON THEIR LOW BID PRICE OF $3,18'8.-60 FOR THE' LIGHTINGS'YSlEM.
ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, 'MOTION CARRIED."
2 TH I S BE I NG THE ,DATE SET FOR THE AWARD OF CONTRACT .FOR I NSTALLATi ON OF 'I RR'I GAT I ON
SYSTEM AT WESTMOREL~ND PARK, THE FOLLOWING TABULATION WAS PRESENTED OF BIDS OPENED
JULY 29, '963: I
RAMSEy-WAITE CO. (Low) $ 1~,846.00
.~OSCAR HENKE 17,400.00
AICHELE LANDSCAPE CO. 18,498.00
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MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE CONTRACT BE AWARDED TO RAMSEY-
WAITE COMPANY ON THEIR LOW BID PRICE OF $16,846.00. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCIL-
MEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED.
00 I THIS BEING THE DATE SET FOR THE AWARD OF CONTRACTS FOR VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT
~ PROJECTS, THE FOLLOWING TABULATION WAS PRESENTED OF BIDS OPENED AUGUST 6, 1963:
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CO
PROJECT AND NAME OF BIDDER WDTH COST FRT FT. CITY BUDGETED
39TH PL, WILLAMETTE TO
575 FEET EAST
WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. (Low) 27' $6,526.19 $5.50 $ 710.00 $ 500.00
e McKENZIE ROAD & .DRIVEWAY 7,220.57 STRM SWR
EU~ENE SAND & GRAVEL 7,492.24
STANTON PAYNE 8,721.05
FLINTRIDGE AREA
STANTON PAY~E ( Low) 28;' 31 ,700.30 5.40-28' fAV 715.00
WILDISH CONSTRUCION CO. &36' 3 I , 7 I 2 . 65 6.53-36' PAV STRM SWR
I McKENZIE ROAD & DRIVEWAY 3 I ,734.50
EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL 33,644.40
WIDENING 13TH, ALDER TO KINCAID
WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. ( Low) 44' 5,093.50 7.49
McKENZIE ROAD & DRIVEWAY 6,807.94
EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL 7,757.92
2ND ADDN PARADISE PARK; AND
ELYSIUM BETWEEN 1ST AND 2ND
ADDNS TO PARADISE PARK
McKENZIE ROAD & DRVWY (Low) 28' 38,414.34 5.40-28' PAV 4,312.00
WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. &34' 38,839.80 6.24-34' PAV STRM SWR
STANTON PAYNE 39,537.25
EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL 41,103.75
PAVING AND SANITARY SEWER
WITHIN MARKENGAYLE ADDITION
EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL ( Low) 28 ' 17,972.14 6.13PAV
STANTON PAYNE 19,964.41 7.98 SWR
McKENZIE ROAD & DRIVEWAY 22,405.26
WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. 25,932.04
PAVING AND 'STORM SEWER
I POTTER FROM NORTH BOUNDARY TO
SOUTH BOUNDARY 5TH ADDN SO.OAKS
WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. ( Low) 34' I I , I 25 .75 7.01 2,350.00
McKENZIE ROAD & DRIVEWAY 12,106.10
STANTON PAYNE 12,977.00
EUGENE SAND & GRAVEL I': 'I 13'j216.55
SAN ITARY SEWER
e WILLAKENZIE SANITARY SEWER IM- ZONE
PROVEMENT DISTRICT WS-63-4 Fr.
WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. ( Low) 25,079.80 4.32 200.00 $-29,500
NORTHWAY CONSTRUCTION CO. 33,776.00 ENGRS EST
M & S CONSTRUCTION CO. 34,5 1 I .50
SANITARY SEWER AND STORM SEWER
ALDER, 11TH TO 12TH
WILDISH CONSTRUCTION COMPANY 14,614.75 14,614.75 13,400
(LETTER DATED AUGUST 8, 1963 FROM SACRED HEART ENGRS EST
GENERAL HOSPITAL ACCEPTING COST Of $14,614.75
SINCE ONLY ONE BID WAS SUBMITTED)
STORM SEWER
32ND, AMAZON CREEK TO ONYX (PREV.BID)
M & S CONSTRUCTION COMPANY (Low) 47,611.00 (52,9'4.80) 47,61 I .00 46,000
I WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. 52,404.80 (59,235.00) ENGR EST $41,000
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I 5TH, GRANT TO ALMADEN; 'GRANT, ~
5TH TO 6TH
NORTHWAY CONSTRUCTION CO. ( Low) $17,240.50 $17,240.50 $6,000.00
M & S CONSTRUCTION CO. 23,746.50 ENGR EST. $17,000
WllDIS~ CONSTRUcilON CO. 27,483.00
BETWEEN 25TH AND 26TH, ADAMS TO
FRIENDLY
NORTHWAy-CONSTRUCTION-CO. '( Low) 3,327.60 3,327.60
M & S CONSTRUCTION CO. 3,602.50 ENGR EST. -$3,000
SIDEWALK
EAST SIDE FILLMORE,' 19TH TO 23RD; e
NORTH SIDE 24TH, POLK TO CHAMBERS
WALT'S CONCRETE CO. ( Low) 5,602;60 2.05
K. A. WARDELL 5,719.00
FRED STUBBERT 6,489. 10
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EAST SIDE DONALD, 32ND TO 41ST
WALT'S CONCRETE CO. ( Low) 4,050 ; 80 ' I .95 I
K. A. WARDElL 4,149;50
FRE 0 ST UBBE RT 5,327.25
AREA BETWEEN TAYLOR AND FRIENDLY,
18TH TO 23RD )
WALT'S CONCRETE CO. ( Low) 1,532;75 2. 10
K. A. WARDELL I , 7 I 6 .75
FRED STUBBERT i , 870 .75
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT CONTRA~TS BE AWARDED JO'JHE LOW ~IDpER
ON EACH PROJECT; AND THAT-WAIVERS BE GRANTED ON THE FOLLOWING PROJECTS:
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SANITARY SEWER EAST OF POTTER, EAST AMAZON TO NORTH
BOUNDARY OF 5TH ADDITION TO SOUTHERN 0AKS
I PAVING AND SEWERS IN 5TH ADDITION TO SOUTHERN OAKS
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COMMITTEE REPORTS
COMMITTEE MEETING HELD AUGUST I, 1963:
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"PRESENT: MAYOR CONE; COUNCILMEN CHATT, SWANSON, CHRISTENSEN, DEVERELL, CRAKES, I
AND PURDY; ASST. CITY MANAGER; ADM I N I STRA.TIVE ASSI STANT; CITY ATTORNEY;
CITY"RECORDER; DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS; AND OTHERS.
I I. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, USE OF PARK1NG'SPACES - MR. FRED BRENNE, MANAGER OF
THE EUGENE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, INTRODUCED MR.: BIL( COMBS- OF THE MERCHANTS I
COMMITTEE WHO EXPLAINED THE PLANS OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE FOR THE ANNUAL
BACK-TO-SCHOOL SALE TO BE CONDUCTED BY EUGENE MERCHANTS BETWEEN AUGUSi,7
AND SEPTEMBER 7. MR. COM~S OUTLINED THE PROPOS~L'AS: TO P~IZES GIVEN BY THE e
CHAMBER IN CONNECTION WITH' THE EVENT, STATING THAT T.HEY HOPED, TO HAV,E--AP-,
',PIROXIMATELY SIX JALOPIES GIVEN AS PRIZES AND WERE VER,Y 'DESIROUS OF S'HOWING,
THESE TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC ON THE- STREttS DURING THE ~ALE PE R I 00. THEIR
SPECIFIC REQUEST TO THE COUNCIL WAS FOR PERMISSION TO PAR~ THESt CARS ON
VAR 10US STREETS IN THE METERED ZONES AND REQUESTING A WAIVER OF THE FEE BY
THE CITY FOR THE RENTAL OF THE PARKING METER HOODS. MR. CHATT MOVED
SECONDED BY MRr CRAKES TO WAIVE THE RENTAL FEE FOR THE NECESSARY NUMBER OF
- HOODS AND TO ALLOW THE PARKING OF THE JALOPIES FO~ THE ~ALES:EVENT,AND
THAT ANY t-OODS, KEYS~ OR LOCKS WHICH W~RE NOT ~ETURNED TO THE CI~Y WOULD BE
PAID FOR. MOTION CARRIED. - ,
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2 2. BID OPENING PARKS IMPROVEMENTS - TABULATIONS OF BIDS SUBMITTED WERE PRE-
SENTED FOR CONSTRUCTION ~F TENNIS COURTS AND LIGHTING SYSTEM AT SHiLDON
HIGH PAR~ SITE (JULY 24, 19~3) AND FOR INSTALLATIO~'OF AN tR~IGATION SYSTEM
AT WESTMORELAND PARK ( J U L Y 29" I 96-3) . 'THE DIRECTOR OF PARKS &, RECREATION
RECOMMENDED THE CONTRAC~S BE AWARDED TO THE LOW BIDDER IN EAC'H CASE. I
MR. SWANSON MOVED SECONDED BY MR. CHATT TO AWARD THE CONTRACTS TO THE LOW BID-
DER FOR THE LIGHTING SYSTEM, THE TENNIS COURTS, AND THE IRRIGATION SYSTEM,
AND TO ALLOW THE CONTRACTORS TO PROCEED WITH THE WORK AT ONCE, IF NECESSARY. I
MOTION CARRIED.
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I 3. DEPOSIT OF CITY FUNDS, OREGON BANK - As A RESULT OF A REQUEST FROM THE
MANAGER OF THE NEWLY LOCATED OREGON BANK IN THE CITY OF EUGENE FOR THE
DEPOSIT OF CERTAIN PUBLIC FUNDS OF THE CITY IN THE BANK; THE FINANCE
00 DEPARTMENT RECOMMENDED THAT SINCE CITY OF EUGENE CHECKS ARE PAYABLE AT
"'""" ANY BANK IN EUGENE, PROVISIONS SHOULD BE MADE FOR THE DEPOSIT OF FUNDS
~ "I N THE OREGON BANK. MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. CHRISTENSEN TO
~ AUTHORIZE THE DEPOSIT OF CITY OF EUGENE FUNDS IN THE OREGON BANK ACCORD-
"".... ING TO THE REGULATIONS OF THE CITY AND THE BANK. MOTION CARRIED.
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MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON TO APPROVE ITEMS I , 2, AND 3 OF THE COMMITTEE
REPORT. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED.
e 2 4. TRAFFIC CONTROL EAST AND WEST AMAZON DRIVES - THE TRAFFIC DIVISION OF
THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS RECOMMENDED THAT EAST AMAZON DRIVE, HILYARD
STREET TO CENTER WAY; CENTER WAY, EAST AMAZON DRIVE TO MARTIN STREET; AND
WEST AMAZON DRIVE, HILYARD STREET TO MARTIN STREET BE MADE THROUGH STREETS,
AND THAT STOP SIGNS BE PLACED STOPPING ALL TRAFFIC BEFORE ENTERING THOSE
STREETS. THE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS ALSO RECOMMENDED THAT EAST AND WEST
AMAZON DRIVES BE REFERRED TO THE STAtE SPEED CONTROL BOARD FOR STUDY AND ES-
TABLISHMENTOF MORE REALISTIC SPEEDS. MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR.DEVERELL
I TO APPROVE THE RECOMMENDATIONS. MOTION CARRIED, MR. SWANSON VOTING NO.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT ITEM 4 OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT BE APPROVED.
MOTION CARRIED, MR. SWANSON VOTING NO.
3 5. PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT - JULY 22, 1963
A. REZONING TO R-3G AREA AT 1790 POLK, VANTASSEL - THE PLANNING COMMISSION
RECOMMENDED 1790 POLK, REQUESTED TO BE REZONED TO R-3 M~LTIPLE FAMILY,
BE REZONED TO R-3G GARDEN APARTMENT RESIDENTIAL, SUBJECT TO THE DEDICA-
TION OF AN ADDITIONAL 10 FEET FOR RIGHT-OF-WAY ON THE 18TH AVENUE SIDE
OF THE PROP-ERTY FOR FUTURE STREET WIDENING. MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED
BY DR. PURDY TO APPROVE THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDATION. MOTION
CARRIED.
4 B. STREET NAME CHANGE, CRESTA DE RUTA - THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDED
CHANGING THE NAME OF HILLSIDE DRIVE AT THE END OF CRESTA DE RUTA TO
CRESTA DE RUTA MAKING ONE CONTINUOUS STREET BY THAT NAME. TH I S WOO LD
REMOVE THE DUPLICATION OF THE NAME HILLSIDE DRIVE ON A STREET AT ANOTHER
LOCATION IN THE CITY. MR. SWANSON MOVED SECONDED BY MR. DEVERELL TO
CHANGE THE STREET NAME TO CRESTA DE RUTA. MOTION CARRIED.
5 C. ALLEY VACATION BETWEEN 12TH AND 13TH, HILYARD AND ALDER - SACRED HEART
GENERAL HOSPITAL REQUESTED VACATION OF THE EAST 133.6 FEET OF THE EAST/
I WEST ALLEY BETWEEN 12TH AND 13TH AVENUES, HILYARD AND ALDER STREETS, AND
THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMME~DED APPROVAL. MR. CHRISTENSEN MOVED
SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON TO APPROVE THE VACAT ION. MOTION CARRIED.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT ITEMS 5A, 5B, AND 5C OF THE COMMITTEE RE-
PORT BE APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED.
6 6.~ExTENSION OF CONTRACTS, WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. - THE DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC
WORKS EXPLAINED THE REASONS FOR THE REQUEST FOR TIME EXTENSIONS ON THE
e FOLLOWING PROJECTS AND GAVE THE DEPARTMENT'S RECOMMENDATIONS:
CALENDAR DAYS
CONTRACT No. AND PROJECT REQUESTED RECOMMENDED
1161 GARDEN A VENUE 33 14
1162 KINCAID STREET 33 21
1174 15TH AVENUE 26 21
1175 SOUTHERN OAKS, 4TH ADDN 26 21
1182 MADISON STREET 15, PLUS 14 BECAUSE OF 21
ADDITION Of STORM DRAIN
1183 EDGEWOOD - 6TH ADDN 15 15
1184 39TH AVENUE 15 0
I 185 ELLENDALE 15 15
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. DEVERELL TO APPROVE THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPART-
I MENT'S RECOMMENDATION IN EACH INSTANCE. MOTION CARRIED.
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MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON TO APPROVE ITEM 6 OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT.
MOTION CARRIED, ON ROLLCALL VOTE, ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE.
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I 7. PURCHASE OF MED I.LL ,PROPERTY, SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT- THE DI RECTOR' OF
PUBL:I C WORKSRECO~MENDED THAT APPROX IMATEL Y 4.43 ACR'ES BE PURCHASED FROM
MRS. MEDILL AS AD.DITI.ONAL AREA NEEDED NEAR THE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT. IT
WAS S'TATED THAT TH'E'A'PPRAISED PRICE OF THE' PROPERTY WAS $2'1,500, WHICH
PRICE WAS LOWER THAN THE ASK.ING PRI~E. MR. CHATT'MoVEti SECONbED BY,MR.DEVERELL
THAT- THE C I T'Y' MA,NAG"ER NE~O! I ATE THE PURCHASE :OF THE "PROPERTY ON TH( BAS I SOF
$21,50.0. MOTION CARRIED,'.
MR. CHATT'MOVED SECONDED BY MR., SWANSON THAT ITEM 7 OF THE COMMITTEE .REPORT BE APPROVED.
ROLLCALL VOTE. A~L COU~CILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE,'MOTI~ CARRIED.
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2 8. WOOD SCREEN, NEW CITY HALL - MR. JIM LONGWOOD, ARCHITECT, EXPLAINED THEY HAD
LEARNED, THE FIRE RES.ISTANT TREA'TMENTCOUL.D:,NOT :BEUSED ON"THE'CEDAR WOOD" _
SCREENING TO BE USED .ON THE OUTSIDE OF THE NEW CITY, HALL AND ON ~ART OF THE ~
COU,NC'I L CHAMBER. HE ,SUGGESTED THAT PERHAPS A LA'M I NATED MATE'R I AL WOULD HAVE
TO BE U,SED, :BUT EXP.LA I.NED SEVERAL, POI NTS ABO,UT THE USE' OF THAT TYPE OF WOOD.
COUNC,I LMAN CHR I STENS't'N SUGGESTED THE ,US'E OF ALUM I NUM' BEAMS WHI CH RA I SED CON-.
SIDERABLY DISCUSSION. 'SINCE NE-ITHER 'HiE 'ARCHITECTS NOR THECON"TRACTOR' HAD 1
CONTEMPLATED :SUBST I-TUT I ON OF A METAL, THERE WERE NO COSTS AV'A I LABLE ON. THE'
U'SE OF ALUMINUM' BEAMS. REALI"ZING "THAT T'IME IS 'of niEEssENCE TO THE CON- 1
TRACTOR, WHO WAS PRESENT AND A'LSOENTER{D' I NTO THE DISCUSS ION; l'r WAS
FINALLY SUGGESTED THA~.7HE ARCHITECTS OR THE CONTRACTOR COULD OBTAIN P~ICES
ON THE USE 'OF ALUMINUM 'BEAMS BY MONDAY, AUGUST 5", AT WHICH TIME THEY WOULD ,_.
BE PRESENTED TO THE COUNCIL. IT WAS ALSO SUGGESTED THAT PERHAPS AN INTER-
PRETATION OF THE CODE COULD BE OBTAINED BY THE ARCHITECTS CONCERNING THE FIRE
I,NSLRANCE RATINGS ON ALUMI,NUM VERS'US WOOD'." .. -
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MR. C_H-:TT MOVED, SECONDEp BY MR. SWAiIIsON THAT li'EM 8 OF THE COMMITTEE 'REPORT BE APPROVED. I
MOTION CARRI~~~ I
COMMITTEE MEE'Ti'NG HELD AUGUST 5, '196'3:.
"PRESENT: MAYOR CONE; COUNCILMEN LAURIS, SWANSON, CHRISTENSEN, DEVERELL, CRAKES,
AND PURDY; 'CITY MANAGER; CtTV"~!;~TTORNEY; CITY RECORDER; ,ADMINISTRATIVE I ..
Ass I ~TANT ; DIRECTOR OFPARKSA~? RECREAT ION; FRED CUTHBERT, CHA I RMAN, I
AND OTHER MEMBERS OF THE STREE;,Ti,:,!REE COMM I TTEE. - "
3 I. STREET TREE -COMt-1I.TTEE'REPORT,- DR: COl:HBERT GAVE. A BRIEF OUTLINE OF THE WORK 'I
WHICH HAD'BEEN DONE BY THE STREET TREE COMMITTEE, THE EXTENT OF THE SURVEY
WHICH I:tAD I?EEN MADE, AND THE RECO,MMENDATIONS OF THE COMMIT"fEE WHICH WERE IN-
CLUDED'IN A REPORT Sl!BM'ITTED'TO THE COUNCIL,...HE SHOWED'PICTURE--SLIDES OF
,T.. .,..,...,:. ' ,
~OCATI,ONS HE HAD VISITED W~'CH ILLUST~ATED DIFFERENT TYPE~ OF TREES, VARIOUS
NEIGHBORHOO,DS, AND WHAT COULD'BE 'ACCOMPL!SHED BY A PL~NNED.P'ROGRAM OF STREET 1
TREE P(iNil~G;T~E ST~EEf TREE COM~j~TEt'RECOMM~NDED'THAT THE CITY OF EUGENE
UND~RtA~E ~ STREET TREE~RbGRAM WHicH'WO~LD INCLUDE REPLACING DISEASED TREES,
~LIMIN~!ING HAZARDOUS TREES,~MAINTA~NING ~HE PRESENT TREES ~LONG STREETS, I .
AND PLANTING TREES IN THOSE AREAS WHICH WOULD LEND THEMSELVES ~O THE PROGRAM.
THE DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND RECREATION GAVE AN~ESTIMATE OF THE COST OF SUCH
A PROGRAM AND PROBAB~E LENGTH OF TIME TO COMPLE~~~ 1
MRS..LAi.iR~S.,'MOVED T,HAlHiil1HE CI'TY AtTORNEY DRAW AN"ORDINANCE ESU.'BLI'SHING A ,'a
STREET TREE PROGRAM FOR THE City OF EUGENE. 'THE MOT fON' WAS NOT SECONDED. I'"
IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT THERE WAS NO MONEY BUDGETED IN THE CURRENT BUDGET .
'TOR'THE PROGRAM AND THAT 'IT-'WOULD TAKE SOME TIME TO MAKE A SURV~YOF THE
NUMBER;, TYPE, AND CONDITION OF'1'REES--IN THE C'TV, 'BI}T THAT'TH'S,'COULD' BE
DONE IN TIME TO MAKE A RECOMMENDATION 'TO THE BUDGET'COMMITTE~ FOR THE 1964-65
BUDGET.
MR. 'SWANSON, MOVED SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT' A TREE INVENTORY BE MADE,AND
I RECOMMENDATIONS'PREPARED FOR A STREET TREE PROGRAM'TO BE PRESENTED TO THE I
BUDGET COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED."
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT ITEM I OF THE COMMITTEE 'REPORT BE APPROVED. I
MOTION CARRIED. I
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"PRESENT~ M~~o~ CONE; COUN~IL~tN CHATT, LAU~IS, SWANSON, CHRISTENSENi DEVERELL, "
CRAKES~ AND PURDY; CITY MANAGER; CITY ATTORNEY; 'C'!TY RECORDER; -
ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER; CITY ENGINEER; AND OTHERS.
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I I. BOARD OF ApPEALS - JULY 18, 1963
A. SETBACK VARIANCE 720 EAST 13TH, MERRILL - MR. O. J. MERRILL HAD RE-
QUESTED A VARIANCE FROM THE REQUIRED 5-FOOT SETBACK TO A 3-FOOT SETBACK
00 AT 720 EAST 13TH IN CONNECTION WITH MOVING A HOUSE ONTO THE LOT. THE
~ CITY MANAGER REVIEWED THE CASE WHICH HAD BEEN DENIED BY THE BOARD OF
~ ApPEALS. MR. AND MRS. MERRILL HAVE SIGNED AN AqREEMENT STIPULATING
IT ,~HEY WILL COMPLY WITH CERTAIN CONDITIONS AND REQUIREMENTS, AND POSTED
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:c A $3000 BOND. MR. RALPH COBB, ATTORNEY FOR THE MERRILLS, OUTLINED
CO THEIR PLANS FOR THE STRUCTURE AND SHOWED A LAYOUT OF THE AREA ON WHICH
WAS INDICATED OWNERS OF ADJACENT PROPERTIES, LOCATIONS OF BUIODINGS,
AND PARKING PROPOSED FOR THE BUILDING AT 720 EAST 13TH. MR. KEITH
SKELTON, REPRESENTING DAIRY QUEEN AND OWNERS OF OTHER ABUTTING PROPER-
e TIES, OBJECTED TO THE SETBACK VARIANCE AND THE PROPOSED PARKING, STATING
THAT IN HIS OPINION IT WAS INADEQUATE. MRS. LAURIS MOVED SECONDED BY
MR. CRAKES TO DENY THE VARIANCE. MOTION CARRIED.
MR.SWANS'ONMOVED SECONDED BY MR,.€HRISTENSEN TO APPROVE ITEM IA OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT.
MR. CLIFF OUELETTE, REPRESENTING THE MERRILLS, STATED HE HAD REQUESTED A CONTINUANCE
I TO AUGUST 26, 1963 WHICH WOULD ALLOW HIM TIME TO PREPARE MATERIALS FOR SUPPORTING THE
REQUESTED VARIANCE. 'THE CITY MANAGER HAD NOT GRANTED THE REQUEST FOR THE CONTINUANCE
STATING THAT HE DID NOT FEEL IT WAS HIS AUTHORITY. MR. OUELETTE STATED HE HAD PRE-
PARED HIS MATERIAL IN THE SHORT TIME AVAILABLE. BY TABULATING IN CHRONOLOGICAL ORDER
THE SERIES OF EVENTS FROM THE EARLY PART OF MAY AND WITH A SKETCH OF A LAYOUT OF THE
LOCATION OF THE BUILDINGS ON THE PROPERTY, PARTICULARLY WITH REGARD TO THE PARKING,
IT WAS THE REQUEST OF MR. OUELETTE THAT THE COUNCIL RECONSIDER AND GRANT THE REQUEST
FOR THE VARIANCE APPLIED FOR BY MR. AND MRS. MERRILL. MR. GORDON Wn IE, SPEAKING
FOR THE OWNERS OF DAIRY QUEEN, RESTATED THE MATTER OF THE PARKING SPACE AROUND THE
BUILDING WAS OF CONCERN TO THE OWNERS OF THE DAIRY QUEEN.
A VOTE WAS TAKEN ON THE ORIGINAL MOTION TO APPROVE THE REPORT DENYING THE VARIANCE.
MOTION DEFEATED, MESSRS. SWANSON, CHRISTENSEN, AND CRAKES VOTING YES; MESSRS. DEVERELL,
~AWK, AND CHATT, AND MAYOR CONE VOTING NO.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. HAWK TO GRANT THE VARIANCE FOR A 3-FOOT SETBACK.
MOTION CARRIED, MESSRS. CHATT, HAWK, AND CRAKES, AND MAYOR CONE VOTING YES; MESSRS.
SWANSON, DEVERELL, AND CHRISTENSEN VOTING NO.
2 B. SETBACK VARIANCE 1944 Moss, DEn I NG - MR. LERoy E. DETLING HAD REQUESTED
A VARIANCE TO CONVERT A GARAGE INTO A FAMILY ROOM WITHIN LESS THAN THE
REQUIRED 5-FOOT SIDE YARD SETBACK AT 1944 Moss STREET WHICH WAS DENIED
BY THE BOARD OF ApPEALS. THE CITY MANAGER READ A LETTER FROM MAX G.BOLES,
BOLES BUILDERS, OUTLINING THE PROCEDURES AND WORK HE HAD DONE ON THE BUILD-
I ING AND FOUNDATION SO FAR. THE WORK IS STOPPED AT THE PRESENT TIME,
AWAITING A DECISION OF THE COUNCIL. MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR.DEVERELL
TO GRANT THE REQUESTED VARIANCE. MOTION CARRIED, MR. CHRISTENSEN VOTING NO.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. DEVERELL TO APPROVE ITEM IB OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT.
MOTION CARRIED, MR. CHRISTENSEN VOTING NO.
3 2. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE SPACE IN NEW CITY HALL - MR. BOB CROSS, IN BEHALF OF THE
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, STATED THAT SINCE THE LAST MEETING WITH THE CITY MANAGER
e AND THE ARCHITECTS WITH REGARD TO AVAILABLE SPACE IN THE NEW CITY HALL~ MORE
SPACE WOULD BE AVAILABLE IN THE EUGENE HOTEL, AND THE CHAMBER DOES NOT FEEL
THEY COULD COMMIT THEMSELVES TO THE ADDITIONAL EXPENSE AS PROPOSED IN A
LETTER TO MR. FRED BRENNE DATED MAY 20, 1963. MR. CHRISTENSEN MOVED SECONDED
BY DR. PURDY TO TABLE THE ITEM PENDING FURTHER STUDY BY THE STAFF AND THE
CHAMBER BOARD. MOTION CARRIED.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. DEVERELL TO APPROVE ITEM 2 OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT.
MOTION CARRIED.
4 3. WOOD SCREEN, NEW CITY HALL - IN A TELEPHONE CONVERSATION, THE PACIFIC COAST
BUILDERS ASSOCIATION IN Los ANGELES STATED THERE IS NOTHING IN THE CODE CON-
CERNING THE WOOD SCREEN TYPE OF CONSTRUCTION ON THE OUTSIDE OF ANY BUILDINGS,
AND SINCE THERE WAS NO PROVISION IN THE CODE IT WAS THEIR OPINION NO REGULA-
TIONS WOULD BE VIOLATED BY USE OF THE CEDAR TIMBERS AS A WOOD SCREEN. No
I UNUSUAL FIRE HAZARD WILL EXIST WITH THE USE OF THE WOOD SCREEN BECAUSE: THERE
IS A MINIMUM DISTANCE OF 66 FEET FROM ANY OTHER STRUCTURE; THE TIMBERS ARE
4X10-16 AND HAVE A FLAME SPREADOF 75; THE TIMBERS ARE 4'2" FROM THE FACE OF
THE BUILDING; THE WALL BEHIND THE SCREEN IS Of 2-HOUR CONSTRUCTION; LESS
THAN 50% OF THE WALL IS WINDOWS; THERE IS I I" BETWEEN TIMBERS. THE CITY
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MANAGER REPORTED THAT THE SAN FRANC I SCo OFf I q:OF THE_ NAT I ONAL BOARD ,Of
FIRE UNDERWRITERS ,SAI-D NO DEFICIENCY POINTS WOULD BE RECEIVED FOR FAILURE
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TO ENFORCE ~HE UNIFORM BUiLDING CODE AT T~ETIME Or:THE NEXT FIRE RATING.
MR. JIM LONGWOOD EXPLA I NED THE D I FFERENCEBETWEEN VAR 10'US TYPES OF MATER I ALS
WHICH ~ULD BE USED FOR THE SCREE~, INCLUDING ,LAMINATED tiMBERS, CEDAR
TIMBERS, OR ALUMINUM. MRS. LAURIS MOVEOSECOND~D BY MR. CHATT TO APPROVE
THE USE OF THE CEDAR TIMBERS AS THE WOOD SCREEN,ON THE NEW CITY HALL. MOTION
CARRI ED.
MR. TOM COCHRAN OF THE CHAMBER OF COMMERC~ TIMBER COMMITTEE THEN COMMENDED
THE CITy-COUNCIL IN THEIR DECISION IN FAVO~ OF ~HE CEDAR TIMBERS~,
MR. CHAT,T MOVED ,SECONDED BY MR. DEVERELL TO APPROVE ITEM 3 OF THE COMM I TrEE REPORT. _
MOTION CARRIED, MR. GHRISTENSEN VOTING-NO. ~
I 4. DIAGONAL PARKING FORD'S DRIVE IN, Moss AND FRANKLIN - THE TRAFFIC ENGINEER
PRESENTED A REPORT ON THE REQUEST OF FORD'S DINN6R HOUSE FOR DIAGONAL PARK-:- .'
ING ON Moss STREET ALONG THE EAST SIDE OF THEIR PROPERTY; THE REPORT STATED
DIAGONAL PARKING WOULD CREATE MORE 'OF 'A HAZARD THAN PARALLEL PARKING SI,NCE
CARS WOULD BE BACKING INTO TRAFFr'C, AND DIAGONAL PARKING WOULD NOT LEAVE SUFFI- .
CIENT ROOM FOR 2-WAY TRAFFIC. MR. BRAILSFORD OF FORD'S SUG'GESTED THAT ,THEY I
BE ALLOWED TO TRY THE DIAGONAL PARKI'NG, STAT~NG THAT HE WOULD PAY FOR PAINT-
ING THE PARKING'SPACES AND REMOVAL-OF THE PAINT IF THE DIAGONAL PARKING,IS
FOUND TO BE IMPRACTICAL. AFTER SOME DISCUSSION BY THE COUNCIL, MR. SWANSON -"
'MOVED SECONDED BY MR~ CHRISTEN~EN TO DENY THE REQUESTED DIAGONAL PARKING.
MOTION DEFE~TED."
MRi'CHATi"MOVED SECONDEDB~ MR. CRAKES TO A~PROVE'THE DIAGONAL PARKING PRO-
VIDING IF IT IS FOUND rO BE U~SATISFACTORY ~T WILL BE REMOVED AT THE EXPENSE
OF MR. BRAILSFORD. MOTION CARRIED, MESSRS. SWANSON, CHRISTENSEN, AND PURDY
VOTING NO.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. HAWK TO APPROVE ITEM 4 OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT. MOTION
CARRIED, MR. SWANSON VOTING NO.
2 '5. 'RECONSIDERATION OF REZONING 3190cWILLAMETTETO'R-3G, HAWTHORNE (No.63-lla) .,.
MR. HAWTHORNE HAD PETITIONED FOR R-3G ZONING WH)CHHAD, BEEN DENJED..' HE IS
NOW REQUESTING A VARIANCE FROM T~E EXISTING RA ZONE TO ALLOW HIM TO HAVE
RENTAL SPACE'ON THE LOWER LEVEL-OF HIS HOUSE. MR.,CR.AKES, MOVED SECO_NDED BY
'DR. PURDY TO ~ECONSIDER THE PREVIOUS AtTION OF THE,COUNCIL DENYING THE RE-
ZON1NG. M~TIONC~RRIED. -
DR. PURDY'MOVED ~ECONDED BY MR. DEVERELL, TO REFER THE MATTER BACK TO THE
PLANNING COMMISSION FOR RECONSIDERATION. MOTION CARRIED."
MR. CHA TT MOVE 0 SE CONDE 0 BY MR. CRA K~ 5 TO A PPROVE ITEM , OF THE COMM f TTE E ROORTo MOT f ON I
CARRIED. _.
ITEMS ON AUGUST a, '963 COMMITTEE AGENDA NOT CONSIDERED AT THAT TIME:
3 I. PROTE'CT'ION OF CH'I LDR(N, 30TH A'VENUE --THE' 1[:R7H'F:l,Ci,jENGi~NEERREPORTED A CON-
, TINUAL'I NCREASE' IN TRAFF I C. C'OUNT- ON 30TH AVENUE BOTH FOR' WEEK DAYS AND WEEK- e
ENDS." MR. -LE,WIS WARD, 3150 EMERALD STREE'T, STATED HE WAS SPEAKING FOR THE
NEIGHBORS AND 'AS :A'.RE'P.RESENTATIVE OF THE HARRIS PTA, AND THAT PARENTS AND
StHOOL PEOPLE ARE'CONCERNED REGARD I NG THE SPEE-D OF TRAFF I CENTER HG EUGENE ON
30TH AVENUE. 'HE STATED' IT IS HIS BELIEF THAT THES,IGNING' SYSTEM NOW USED
I S NOT ADEQUATE TO CONTROL THE SPEED, AND THAT THEY, RECOMMENDED FI RST :AN
OVERHEAD CROSSING, AND SECOND, SOME TYPE OF PATROL, EITHER SCHOOL BOY PATROL
OR ADULT UNI'FORMEDCROSSING GUARD. MAYO.R CONE S:rATED IT,WOULDBE A MAJOR
PROBLEM ;);0 SLOW MOTORISTS COMING INTO EUGENE ON 30TH TO THE DESIGNATED ,25 MPH
SPEED. THE CITY MANAGER STATED THE CITY WOULD CHECK OUT THE POSSIBILITY OF
ADDITI' NAL SIGNING' FOR TRA:FFICCO'NTROL WITH THE AID OF THE COUNT,yCOMMIS.-'
SIONERS,THAT THE STATE SPEED CONTROL BOARD SHOULD BE CONTACTED WITH,REGARD
TO' A SURVEY AND' RECOMMENDAT I ON :FOR TH IS APPROACH TO ,THE C I TY~ - THAT HE. WOULD
DISCUSS WITH THE POLICE DEPAR~MENT THE POSSIB~E PLAC1NG OF A UNIFORMED OFFICER
AT' THE CROSSING AND THE USE OF ADDIT'IONAL C.ROSSING: GUARDS, PERHAPS, USING SOME
'Q-F 'THE PEOPLE I N THE -I MMED lATE AREA. TH I S PR'OP,OSAL WAS APPROVED BY MEMBERS I
OF THE COUNCIL AND MR.,WARD.
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I 2. SANITARY LAND FILL, NORTH BANK PARK - THE CITY MANAGER READ A LETTER FROM
THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS STATING THEY PROPOSED TO BEGIN A GARBAGE DISPOSAL
BY SANITARY LAND FILL METHOD IN THE ABANDONED GRAVEL PIT THAT LIES ALONG
00 THE NORTH BANK OF THE W,LLAMETTE RIVER WEST'OF U. S. 5 AND EXTENDING WEST-
~ WARD TO RADIO STATION KASH PROPERTY. THIS AREA' IS IN THE NORTH BANK PARK
~ AND THE PROPERTY IS CONTROLLED BY THE CITY WITH 3/5THS OWNERSHIP, AND THE
~ COUNTY, 2/5THS OWNERSHIP. THE LETTER ASKED AGREEMENT TO CERTAIN TERMS
'V'
-- I N THE AUGUST 7, 1963 MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY
X CONTAINED LETTER.
MR. SWANSON TO APPROVE THE REQUEST OF LANE COUNTY WITH REGARD TO THE
S~NITARY LAND FILL IN THE NORTH BANK PARK PROPERTY. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL
COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED.
e 2 3. EWEB ROAD DEDICATION AND RELINQUISHMENT OF EASEMENT - THE EUGENER WATER &
ELECTRIC BOARD REQUESTED THE CITY OF EUGENE TO DEDICATE A PARCEL OF LAND
FOR STREET PURPOSES AS AN EXTENSION OF WEST HILLSIDE DRIVE NORTH OF LARCH
STREET TO BE INCLUDED IN THE STREET PAVING PROJECT NOW UNDERWAY IN THE
AREA, AND ALSO REQUESTED THE RELINQUISHMENT OF AN ANCHOR EASEMENT IN THE
SOUTH HILYARD AREA BY THE ALBERTSON COMPANY. THE REARRANGEMENT OF FACILI-
TIES TO BE ARRANGED BY EWEB WITH ALBERTSONS.
I MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON TO",APPROVE THE TWO REQUESTS. ROLLCALL
VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, MOTION CARRIED.
3 4. BASEMENT SPRINKLERS ORDINANCE - COPIES OF A PROPOSED ORDINANCE CONCERNING
BASEMENT SPRINKLERS WERE DISTRIBUTED TO COUNCIL MEMBERS FOR THEIR STUDY AND
DISCUSSION AT A LATER MEETING.
~ICENSES
4 THE FOLLOWING APPLICATIONS FOR NEW AND RENEWAL OF LICENSES WERE PRESENTED:
POOL, CARD & BILLIARD TABLES (ApPROVED BY POLICE DEPARTMENT)
RENEWAL - CU~ & CUSHION, INC., 13TH & WILLAMETTE
BP0E #357, 2727 CENTENNIAL DRIVE
FRIENDLY TAVERN, 1667 WEST 6TH
THE GABLE TAVERN, 2841 WILLAMETTE
LUCKEY'S CIGAR STORE, 814 WILLAMETTE
NEW - BRUCt~& ANN'S TAVERN & CAFE, 101 WEST 7TH (CHANGE OF OWNERSHIP)
COSMO CIGAR STORE, 685 WI LLAMETTE
AMBULANCE OPERATOR (ApPROVED BY POLICE DEPARTMENT)
RENEWAL - EUGENE-SPRINGFIELD AMBULANCE SERVICE, 1069 WEST 3RD
I GARBAGE HAULER (ApPROVED BY POLICE DEPARTMENT) - ALL RENEWALS
A-I GARBAGE SERVICE #2, 1745 GROVE FRANK'S GARBAGE SERVICE, P.O.Box 187
ARROW DISPOSAL SERVICE, 76 ROSEWOOD GUSTAFSON GARBAGE SERVICE, 3540 WI LLAMETTE
ART'S GARBAGE SERVICE, 895 RIVER ROAD HARRY'S GARBAGE SERVICE, 502 EAST 39TH
BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE #1, 560 TYLER LANE GARBAGE SERVICE, 825 CHERRY
BILL'S GARBAGE SERVICE #3, 1485 WEST:HLRD NAVARRA'S SHASTA SANITARY SERVICE
BURNHAM'S DISPOSAL SERVICE,275 BAUER LN 1200 SARAH LANE
CASCADE GARBAGE SERVICE, 190 EAST 38TH OK GARBAGE SERVICE, 861 EAST 38TH
e CITY GARBAGE SERVICE, 1455 HIGH,ApT.#6 PACIFIC GARBAGE SERVICE, P.O.Box 931
CREST GARBAGE SERVICE, 550 EAST 33RD PETE'S SANITARY SERVICE, 1345 WEST 14TH
EARL'S SANITARY SERVICE, 86 SALLY WAY RON'S GARBAGE SERVICE, 1443 MACLAY DR
ED'S SANITARY SERVICE, 97 HILLVIEW #2 SPARKY'S GARBAGE SERVICE, 680 COUNTRY
EMERALD GARBAGE SERVICE, 105 EAST 17TH CLUB ROAD
EMPIRE GARBAGE SERVICE, 895 EAST 39TH UNIVERSITY GARBAGE SERV.,1440 NORTH PARK
EUGENE GARBAGE SERVICE, P.O.Box 190 VALLEY GARBAGE SERVICE, 1465 POLK
WILLAMETTE GARBAGE SERVICE, 612 Slsrr RS
V I EW STREET
THEATRE (ApPROVED BY POLICE AND FIRE DEPARTMENTS)
RENEWAL - Fox THEATRE, 959 WILLAMETTE - AHLNEW AMUSEMENT CORPORATION
HEILIG THEATRE, 676 WILLAMETTE - WESTERN AMUSEMENT COMPANY
MAYFLOWER THEATRE, 784 EAST 11TH - WESTERN AMUSEMENT COMPANY
McDONALD THEATRE, 1020 WILLAMETTE - AHLNEW AMUSEMENT CORPORATION
I MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE APPLICATIONS BE APPROVED. MOTION
CARRIED.
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ORDINANCES I
I ~OUNCIL BILL No. 6310 - VACATING ALLEY BETWEEN ORR LANE AND CLEVELAND STREET NORTH OF 22ND
AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ IN FULL.
MR. CHATT MOV~D SECONDED BY MR. ~WANSON THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME ~Y COUNCIL BILL NUMBER
ONLY, WITH UNANIMOLS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOU~LY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE
SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL READ THE THIRD TI~
BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH,-,UNANIMOUS,CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIE6 UNANIMOUSLY ~ND
THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY,COUNCILBILL NUMBER ONLY.
.
MR. CHATT MOVED' SECONDED By'MR. SWANSON THAT THE, BILL BE APPROVED AND GJVEN FINAL pASSAGE. ROLLCALL
VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL W~S DE~L~RED PASSE6 A~b NUMBERED 13158.
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COUNCIL BILL No. - - DIS~ENSING WITH ELECTION iN ~ltY,CONCERNING ANNEXAJION bF LOTS 54 AND 55
2 631,1
IN CITY VIEW P,ARK ADDITIONjHEWITT-NIELSEN) -- .
WAS S~BMITTED AND READ I N F UL L..
MR. CHATT MOVED SECOND~D'~~:~R. SWANSON THAT THE BILL BE~EAri THE SECOND TIME BY C00NCIL BILL NUMBER
, , - MorioN CARRIEDDUNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE
ONLY~ WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF TH~COUNCIL.
SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. I
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL READ THE THIRD TIME I
BY COUNCIL BILL NUM~ER ONLY, W)TH UNANIMOUS CONSENi OF T~E COUNCIL. MOTION_CA~kIEri ~NANIMOUSLY AND
THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE BILL,BE AP~ROVED AND GIVE~ FIN~~ PASSAGt. ROLLCALL
VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BI LL WAS DECLARED PASSED' AND'NUMBE:RED 13159.
3 CO UNC I L B ILL No. 6312 - ANNEXING LOTS 54 AND 55, IN CITY VIEW PARK ADDITION WAS SUBMITTED AND
READ IN FULL. ' -.
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MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THATTHE BILL BE READ THE SEEOND TIME BY COUNCIL alLL NUMBER
ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE,~OUNCL MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE
SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
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MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE RULis BE SUSPEN-DE'D AND, tHE,BILL ,READ THE THIRD TIME I
BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION' CA-RRI'EDUNANIMOU.ELY AND II
THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. S~ANSON TH~T THE ~ILL BE APRBOVED AND GI~EN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL I
MR. I
VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 13160.
4 COUNCIL BILL No. 6313 - DISPENSJNG ,WITH E~ECTIO~ IN {ITY CONCERNING ANNEXA~IONOFPORTIONOF
FlINTRIDGE ADDITION (KNUTSON) " .. I
WAS SUBMITTED AND READ I N FULL.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT ~HE ~IL( BE REA~ THE StCOND TIM~ BY'C~UNCIL BILL NUMBER I
ONLY, WITH UNA~I,MOUS C-ONSEN~i OF T~E COUNCI,L': MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUS'LY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE
SECOND TIME BY, COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY. I
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR:: '~SWANSON THAT THE, RULES BE SUSPENDED AND HiE BI LLREAD THE TH I RD TIME I
BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITHU~A~NIMOUS CONSENT OF THE 'COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND 1 ,
I
THE BILL WAS READ THE, THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBERONLY.,
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MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED, BY MR" SWANSON THAT THE BI LL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN 'I" t"NAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL e
. - . - ~ . . . THE-, 61 LL WAS DECLARED PASSED AN'O- .'NUMBERED.
VOTE. ALL COUNCILM~N PRESEN~ VO~ING ~YE, 13161.
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5 COUNCIL BILL No. 631~~ ANNEXING PORTION O~ FLINTRIDGE ADciltlON WASSUBMiT1ED AND REA~IN FULL.
MR. CHATT ~OVED SECONDED .B~ 'MR. SWANSON T~AT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TI ME BY COUNCI L BILL NUMBER
ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT 'OF THE CO~NCIL. -MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE
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SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE RI!JLESBE SUSPENDED AND THE .BILL READ THE THIRD TIME I
BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UN~NfM~US CONSENT,OF IHE COUNCIL.. MOTION_CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND I
THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME..BY COUNCIL BILL"NUMBER ONLY. . .......
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCA LL [
, , THE'BILL ~AS DEiCARED PASSED AND NU~BEREb
VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, 13162. I
6315 - DISPE~SING'wiTH ELicTION I
6 COUNCIL BILL No. IN Cliy CONCERNING ANNEXATION OF LOT 2, BLOCK 2,
ARCADIA PARK (2825 MONROE STREET - SHANKLE) WAS SUBMITTED AND READ IN FULL.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON 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
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SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL-BILL NUMBER ONLY.
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BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBERONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND
THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL
VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 13163.
00 I COUNCIL BILL No. 6316 - ANNEXING LOT 2, BLOCK 2, ARCADIA PARK WAS SUBMITTED AND READ IN FULL.
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~ MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCILBILL NUMBER
~ ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE
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~ SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL READ THE THIRD TIME
BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH U~NIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND
THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
e MR. CHATT M~D SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROL LCA LL'
VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 13164.
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2 COUNCIL BILL No. 6318 - CHANGING STREET NAME - HILLSIDE DRIVE AT END OF CRESTA DE RUTA TO
CRESTA DE RUTA WAS SUBMITTED AND READ IN FULL.
I MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER
ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE
SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL READ THE THIRD TIM[
BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND
THE BILL WAS RE~D THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL
VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 13165.
3 COUNCIL BILL No. 6319 - CALLIN GHEARING SEPTEMBER 23, 1963 CONCERNING VACATION OF EAST 133.6 FEET
OF ALLEY BETWEEN ALDER AND HILYARD, 12TH AND 13TH, WAS SUBMITTED AND READ THE FIRST TIME IN FULL.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER
ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE
SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON 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 THIRDTilME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL
VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 13166.
I 4 COUNC I L BI LL No. 6320 - PAVING 23RD AVENUE FROM HILYARD STREET TO PATTERSON STREET; AND WIDENING
HILYARD STREET FROM 23RD AVENUE TO 24TH AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ I N FULL.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER
ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE
SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
e MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL READ THE THIRD TIME
BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CO~ENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND
THE BILL WAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL
VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED ANDNUMBERED 13167.
5 COUNCIL BILL No. 6321 - ADOPTING P~NS AND SPECIFICATIONS FOR PAVING 23RD AVENUE FROM HILYARD
STREET TO PATTERSON STREET; AND WIDENING HILYARD STREET fROM 23RD AVENUE TO 24TH AVENUE WA S SUBMITTED
AND READ IN FULL.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE BILL BE READ THE SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILLNUMBER
ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS ,CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE
SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
MR. CHATTMOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL RE~D THE THIRD TIME
I 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.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL
VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED ANDNUMBERED 13168.
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I COUNCIL BILL No. 6;322 - WIDENII'G HIGH STREET FROM 6TH AVENUE TO IITHAvENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND I
READ IN FULL.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE BILL BE READ THE-SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER
ONLY, WITH U~ANI~OUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CA~RIED UNANIMO~SLY AND THE BILL WAS READ THE
SECOND TIME ~Y ~O~NCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
MR. CHATT MOVED, SEC,ONDED BY. MR. $WANSON THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED. AND TH.E BI LL READ THE THI RD T I ME
BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL.' MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY AND
THE BILL WAS READ THE!HIRD, TIME ~YCOUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE BILL BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL PASSAGE. ROLLCALL
VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 13169.
2 COUNCIL BILL N~. 6323 - ADOPTI~G fLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS FO~ WIDENING HIGH ~iREET FROM 6TH I
AVENUE TO 11TH AVENUE WAS SUBMITTED AND R~AD IN FULL.
MR. CHATT MOV.ED SE~OND.ED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE BILL BE.. ,READ THE SECOND TIME BY CO UNCI L BILL NUMBER I e
ONLY, WITH U.NANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNC I L.: MO! ION CARR.I ED ,UNAN I MOUSL Y AND THE ,B I LLWAS READ THE
SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL READ THE -TH',RD TI,ME
BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH UNANIMOUS CONSENT OF T~E COUN~IL: MOTION CARRIED ~NANIMOUSLY A~~
THE BILLLWAS READ THE THIRD TIME BY roUNC1L BILL NUMBER ONLY. - .'
MR, eHA TT MO VEO SE CONDE 0 BY MR, SWA NSON THA T THE :, LL BE AP PROVE,O AND GIVE N FI NAL~A SSAGE ,Ro L L C'A LL I
VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 13170. '
3 COUNCIL ,BILL NQ., 6324 - SIDEWA.LK -CONSTRUCTI()N ON ',EAST ,,-SIDE OF EAST AM,AZON DRIVE FROM 39TH AVEN'UE
TO EAST DILLARD ROAD AND REPEALING ORDIN~NCE No. 11996 WAS ,~U~MITTED AN~ READ IN FULL.
MR,. CHArT MO.VED ,SECONDED BY MR.' SWANSON THAT THE ,~I LL BE REAP THE~ SECONp T I ME BY COUNC I L BILL NUMBER
ONLY, WITH U,NANIMOU~ CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL" MO.TIOt>!. CARRI,E.D .UNANIMOUSLY AND THE BILL :WAS :RE.AD THE
SECOND TIME BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY.
MR. CHATT MOVED $ECON~ED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE RULES BE SUSPENDED AND THE BILL ~EAD'THE 'i~IRD TIME I
BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONLY, WITH U.NANIMOUS CONSENT OF THE COUNCIL. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLy'AND I
THE. BILL .WAS READ THE THIRD TIME:BY COUNCIL BILL NUMBER ONL~,
MR. CHATT MOVED ~~~ONDED BY MR~ ~WANSON THAT THE BI~L BE APPROVED AND GIVEN FINAL.PASSAGE. R6LLiALL I
VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, THE BILL WAS DECLARED PASSED AND NUMBERED 13171.
RESOLUT IONS - , -
4 RESOLUTION No. 976 - DESIGNATING THE 'OREGON BANK OF EUGENE, OREGON AS OFFICIAL DEPOSITORY FOR
CITY~UNDS WAS 5.uBMITTED AND READ IN FULL.
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED.
5 RE SOL UT I ON No . 977: c . AUT HOR I ZING RE LI NO U I SHMENT O'f EASEMENT fROM LEONARD F . 'AND DOROTHY M. KING I
TO EUGENE WATER & ELECTRIC BOARD (ALBERTSONS-SOUTH HILYARD) WAS SUBMITTED AND READ IN FULL. .
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MR. CHATT .MOVED $ECONDED BY MR. SWANSON TH,b,T THE RESOLUTI<?N ~E ADOPTED. MOT 10 N-CARRIED:
6 RESOLUTION No. 978 - TRAFFIC RESTRICTIONS, EAST AND WEST AMAZON DRIVES AND CENTER WAY MADE "
THROUGH STREETS ~\fAS__$UBMITTED AN~: R~AD ,If\! FULL,. , ~ . e
MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. CHRISTENSEN THAT THE RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED; 'MR.SWANSON I
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VOTING NO.
7. RESOLUTION No. 979 - AUTHORIZING' ~E~IC~TIO~ OFEXTENSION OF WEST HiLLSIDE DRivE_ (EWEB) WAS SUB-
MITTED AND READ IN FULL.
MR..CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY,MR. SWANSON THAT ,T~E RESOLUTioN BE ADOPTED. MOTION CARRIED.
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UPON MOT)ON DULY MADE, SE~O~DED, AND ~ARRIED, THE ,~EET.ING WAS ADJOURNED TO MO~DAY,
: AUGUST .26; 1993. . ,_,
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