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Home My WebLink About09/25/1967 Meeting ~50 e 9/25/6~ .__ __ _~_~___ _"_~_'_____ _______ .._ __.u ___ ___~_____.______ __ ___ '_'_~ .-- --- - ---~------ -~ ----_._--- -- . .- -- ---- - - -- --- -" - - .----."'-. - - --- - _.. _ _ ~ _ ~u _ ,. --- -,-- -- -- Council Ghamber I Eugene, Oregon September 25, 1967 . Adjourned meeting of the Common Council of the city of Eugene, Oregon- adjourned from the meeting held September 11, 1967 - was called to order at 7:30 p.m. on September 25, 1967 in the Council Chamber by Council President Purdy in the absence of Mayor Edwin E. Cone. Other coun~ilmen present were Mrs. Lauris, Messrs. McNutt and Anderson, Mrs. HayWard, and Mr. McDonald. Councilmen absent. we're Messrs. Lassen and Wingard. Minutes of the regular meeting, August 28, 1967; adjourned meeting, August 29, 1967; special meeting, -September .5, 1967; and regular meeting, September 11, 1967~ as mailed ~o Council m~mbers,'wer~ approved. 1 NEW ,BUSINESS Bids. Parks Department. Lighting in Hendricks and Skinners Butte Parks - Opened September 14,1967 It were presented: Hamilton Electric $ 9,175.00 Clarke Electric 6,420..00 L. H. Morris Electric 6,254.00 Ace 'Electric 4,327.00 . . McPheeters Electric -4,240.00 I The P.arks Department recommended contract award to the low bidder'. Mr. Anderson moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to award contract for the lighting to McPheeters Electric for $4,240.00. Rollcall vote. Alt counciimeri present voting aye, motion0carried. . 2 Bills - Period September 12 - 25, 1967, were presented and read as follows: . . 1: I __1~ , j' '- .0 CHECIl NO ;i: I - I o' -- ", I ~ ;i ! 00 P!>.Y fa THE ORDER or AMOUNl I PROOF rJ ........RR...Nl NO " I ,00 I II , .00 .. - I I' ; ; I~C .~NZIE ROAD '" MIVEWAY 225 5tP \1 61 !l.OOO,OO ! ' 66-91 j I I ! I UC KENZIE ROAD" DftIYEWAY 226 5tP \1 " 5,000.00 66-91 i--' ; Me KENZIE ROAD 8l MIVEWAY :127 5tP \1 6' 2.1 e",89 I 66-91 12.184.89 .00 12.184.89 SEP n 61 12.184.89 I I e : 228 Vn61 708.11' -._- i, STANTON PAYNE CONSTRUCTION CO. .. 66-99 I WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. n9 SEP \l 6' 3.722.52 61-16 ! , BOSTIa< CONSTRUCTION ctNPANY 230 V\l61 5.000,00 61-19 " I BOSTIa< CONSTRUCTION OOI.PANT 231 SEP n 61 5.000.00 'I 61-19 It \1 'I 21>,695.86 ;1 ,: - II .0-0 ~"O.' .u~,~. H 'O""S'~( L' _0--....___ I' 'I - I . ___ _. Ii I, --- _._--- " r i' Ii - , I! -- II u_ e l 9/25/67 - 1 '~ e 451 9/25/67 -'-'-'-- ----.-.------.- _.. _.._._-_._._-~---~._- ,. ~v v I llOSTla< CONSTRUCTION CO~AN'f 232 !O' \1 m ,"000,00 BOSTIa< CDNSTRUCTION ClU"ANY 2"0 strU., 2.901.28 '~ IT-19 6 ?-" ',.'[It' BOSTIO< CONSTRUCTION 00UPANl' 233 '>> \1 m ,"000,00 lie -.zIt: ROAD. DftIYEWAY 2., Vnft'l ,"000.0 0 'T-19 'T-. lAC I<ENZIt: ROAD' DftIYEWAY 2112 Vnfi1 :lOOO.o, 234 5LP \1 61 ,"000,00 ,?-. , BOSTlO< CONSTRUCTION COI.I'AN'f 6T-19 MC K!:NZIE IlOAD' DftIYEWAY 2113 VU6'1 :lOOO.O 0 " 61-26 e &osTIa< CONSTRUCTION G)M'AN'f 23' 7J' \1 61 5,000.00 61-19 ---. Me I<ENZIE IlOAD . DftIYEWAY 2114 SlIP"1'I 5,000.00 6T-26 805TI0< CONsTllUCTION CfN'1tNt 2Jf> :U\1" 5,000.00 ,?-" I Me IC!NZIE ROAD' D'lIYEWAY 2/1' !.tI'Um 5,000.0 0 ...... BOSTIa< CONSTRuCTION CDoPANY 237 5LP \1 ..1 5,000,00 6T-19 ,Me KENZIE ROAD' allVEWAY 2'6 7J' \1 6'1 5.000.0 0 6..... BOSTIa< CONSTRuCTION COpIAN'f 230 7J' \1 m '.000,00 6'1-19 lie ICENZIE ROAD' DftIVEWAY 2U 7J' \11'1 5,000.0 0 6T-26 ~^\l ~~o;;;~~"OO"""' " ""OAI 'Y5'~'" ,o..,s ,~, IOSTla< ,CONSTRUCTI~N',CDI'AN'f 2:5';1 Me K!:NZ I E IlOAD 81 all YEWAY 211 III :lJ\.U (/l~ll.3B- 61-19 POSTING REFERENCE 'f-/3-i,7 6T-26 POSTING REFERENCE 9-13-(.,7 40,000,00 40.000,0'0 DATE: 41.154,66 41.154,66 DA"'E ,00 ~, .-.- ------ ~--_._-- nn ~ - - / . ..... ,00 ,00 MC KENZIE ROAD & DRIVEWAY 249 Sl:P n 61 5.000,00 Me ICENZIE ROAD' DRIYEWAY 257 SO' \1 m 5,000.0 0 67-27 6T-29 , MC KENZIE ROAD & DRIVEWAY 250 5LP n 61 5.000,00 I 67-27 l.Ie KENZIE ROAD . D'lIYEWAY 258 Ii SO' n ., 5,000.00 6 ?-29 Me KENZIE ROAD & DRIVEWAY 251 Sl:P n 61 2.532,30 67-~ Me KENZIE ROAD' lJIlYEWAY 259 7J' \1 ., 5,000,00 r- 6 ?-29 .,LD,SH CONSTRUCTION CCN"ANY 252 7J' \) fi1 "000,00 ~ e 6T-28 ~:,.,.\ '. UC KENZIt: ROAD' DRIVEWAY 260 7J' \1 fi1 2.719.89 61-29 WILDISH mNSTflUCTION COlf'ANT 25:5 SU'\16'1 1183.76 61-28 VOID VOID VOID 261 Sl:P n 61 ,00 VOID VOID VOID 262 Sl:P \ ~ 61 ,00 Me KENZIE ROAD,. tftlvt1lAY 2:;14 SU' \) "1 ,"000,00 6T-29 \ I Me KENZIE ROAD. DRIVEWAY 263 SIJ' U '1 2. 150.73 6T-31 LtC KENZIE ROAD,. allVEWlW 255 IIJ'''''' ,"000,00 61--e I.IC Kt:NZIE ROAD' DRIYE"AY 264 V\lm 5,000,00 61-3T I Me K!:NZ I E ROAD . DR I YEWAY 256 5U' " '" 5.000,00 2f>5 :U"., 1'59.00 6T-29 IIC KENZIt: ROAD' D'lIYEWAY 6.,..31 35.716,06 ,00 -___~_,_~2.llM6 IIJ' " ", ,"olll)',tro""o,., ~M.' ,U"",,,'O.,,',"C. " STANTm PAYNE 266 "'....GE NO 3(. 6.,..38 P....GE NO. ;;'7 POSTING REFERENCE 9-/.5'_07 33.429,62 POSTING REfERENCE 9 -I.?-t] DiIlTE 33.429,62 ,00 C....TE -- -- - -- ------------- - -- - _.---- -- ...--- e II 9/25/67 - 2 ;I~ tI Ii ~52 e ~ 9/25/67 ~.- - - - ~- .-- -~- ..-,------ ~._--_._._.~ - - - .- ----- -------------- .- -- -..,---,,.... ----- - --..- -....- --.- - . - - " -- - - - - I .--- ------ .vv -. WILDISH CONSTRUCTION ~AN'f 276 5U' " 51 ~OOO,OO I 61-41 STANTON PAYNE- 2b7 'V \l " I.I?7,93 6.,..38 I - '- WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CtfIJPAfft 217 vn51 '"8.80 r '''-11 WILDISH CONSTRUCTION CO\I'AN't 2'8 5U' \l ", ~OOO,oo 61-39 BETHEL DANEBO, SAND . GRAVEL 276 V \l 51 ~000.o 0 61-42 ~ WILDI SH CONSTRUCTION CCM'AN't 21>9 5U' " 51 ',000,00 61-39 BETHEL DANE80 SAND It GRAVEl. 279 5U' n fl ~31>9.38 , " '1-42 .ILDISH CONSTllUCTION COoIPAN1'2 210 :'i? " 61 ~OOO,OO 61-39 FRTBACK CONSTRUCTION 280 V \) 51 ~OOO,O 0 e 61-43 .ILDISH CONSTRUCTION COt.f'ANY 271 5U' " II' 5.000,00 '.,..39 , / i i FRTBACK CONSTRUCTION 28' 5U' n ., , 7.709,...0 I i 6'-43, .IDOISH CONSTRUCTION COWANT 272 5U' \l '" 1.395,19 I 61-39 '" 282 SlP \) 51 ~OOO.oO STANTON PAYNE 61-44 EUGENE SAND R<<J GRAm 273 srp \l II' '.000,00 61-40 STANTON PAYNE -- stl' " " ~ooo,oo -" 283 ELQtP€ SAND It GRAm COII'ANY 27,. 5U' \l 51 5.000,00 6 '1-44 61-40 -~" ~"O" eU"N'" '''.''S'N' I EUGENE SAND . GRAm coa.PANY 275 S[J''1IH~3 g ~:~;::""'"..'" STANTON PAYNE POSTING R~FE;t~c~ 5O"~\'-f\' 37' 5,000,00 II 61-40 P05TING REFERENCE ?-li-(,7 61-44 0'" 7--13-1-1-- II 3 3,038.7 4 ,33,038',74 DATE 4.0,L<L73..a-!1JLLCl.1..5 R ""'---- - .- - .' ^." , -,' !/ I I ,00 ~ - ,U U .... "-.- STANTON PAYNE ua ICENZIE ROAD It DRIVEwAY 29' V \l " ~000.o0 26' S{P n " bI8.I' 6""4' ,.,.... A. F. STEGNER 28" S{P n 61 5,000,00 ua KENZIE MAD . DRIVEWAY 29b IIPn" 1.359.6 , I 61-. '''''4' ", A. F. STEGNER 287 SlJ> \) 61 5.coq,Q 0 61-45 BETHEL 0ANElI0 SAND It GRAm. 297 S[P n 61 ~OOO.oO '.,..48 A. F. STEGNER 288 SlJ> n '1 3., 0'.3 0 -- 61-45 8ETttEL' OANEUO SAND . GRAm. 298 SlJ> \) " 5,000.00 ',..48 trlLOISH CONSTRUCTION co. 2B'l 5O'\)51 5,000.00 ,.,.." 8tTtfEL DME80 SANO It GRAVEL 299 'V " 61 889.92 'T-48 ,."'-'.,, .ILO'SH CONSTRUCTION co. 290 s[pn" 5,000.00 ,.,.." BrntEL DAIIeO SAND' GRAWEL 300 50' \) " ~OOO.oO ,.,..., .'LDISH CONSTlIUCTlOfC co. 29' 'V \1 61 ~OOO,OO 6T-46 BE1HEL DAN[80 SAND, GRAVEL 30' 1lJ'\)" 5,000,00 .ILDISH CONSTllUCTION co. 'T-49 I 292 SlJ>\161 ..,.2..65 61-46 BETHEL DANEBO SRiD It GRAVEL 302 SlJ>\)" 5,000.0 0 , :~~ I n-49 Me tma,r ROAD" DRIVEWAY 293 '0\1" 5,000.0 0 I....' 6""'" , ,-,..---- 'I II II :--;; ICENZIE RoAD It MIVEflAY "OOR' "U""''''OR"",,( " v..,,~ 9'/ 5.(;;;;..0.....' I! 2910 5O',l\ ~l flu 5.000.00 1 6T-4T POSTING REFERENCE tJ~/.? -6 7 BETHEL OANEllO SAND . ORAWEL 303 fi 39.162,10 3,~:)'2,IO 61-49 POSTING REFERENCE 0"" 9'--/ -5 - (., 7. OArE l' .\\~ " 37.249.5 7 37.249,57 '~ - e - / ~J 9/25/67 - 3 45~ e 9/25/67 -- --~.._--_._-"-_._- ._._-~-_._----,- ----- ._--_..- I. 111'I0. ~80 SAND · QRAVEL 3011 V n ., '-000,00 E\GENE SAND. GRAVEl. 313 SO' '!I" 5.0"0.00 61-49 '.,..30 , ,,- 8[1Mo. MNEBO SAND . GRAVEl. 305 V\)., 1.71>11.6 2 " E\GENE SAND. GRAVD. 3 I _ SO' \S " "726.2 9 61-49 61-30 MENE SAND. GIIAVEL 306 VU " ~ooo.oo STANTON PAYNE 31' 'D \S., '-000.00 - '.,..51 67-36 E\GENE SAtC> . GRAVEL 307 V\) 6' '.000,00 STANTON' PATNE "J 'D"., '-000.00 '.,..51 "-3&. e [UQ[N[ SAND. GRAVEl. 308 V n." !l.ooo.oo STANTON PAYNE 317 ~.." ft ~911ll.lo6 61-51 61-. . MEICSAND.GRAVEL 309 V\)., 1.613.36 UCICENZIEROAOallltlllWAY 318 VUI1 2,8'8.70 I ,..., " 'T-ID I I I 'EUOENE SAND. GItAYE\. 310 V \l., 1.0112,02 Me ICENZIE MAD. tlIll~AY 319 SO' \\., '62.08 '.,..53 '.,..,4 STANTOO W. PAYNE 311 'D \1., ,"000.00 61-54 Me ICENZIE ROAD. lllIlVEWAY 320 'D" 11 '7'8.'_ '.,..25 2 8.8 89,8 7 --- , '00.""""""..""" 2~~89,87 '00"'''''''''''''''''' STANTON W. PAYNE 312 stP..\l "', J/;;L 1.039.5 6 "G, NO, V3 ' 61-54 >'05"NO R","ENeE 1'-1', {.. 7 P05"NG RHERENe, a /Jj;. "'7 30,519.5830.519.58 o"n .:::J I DATE--,L..=::L..-f" ,00 ___~_____ _ _ _____ ---- .00 ,00 NA THAN RUBENSTE I N 456 stP & 6' 50,00 MC KENZIE GREEN INC. 321 stP \, 61 2.976,42 637 W. 7TH STANTON PAYNE EUGENE OREGON 67-04 OON GUARD 457 stP 1\ 6' 250,00 322 stP IS 61 349,99 EUGENE OREGON I BOLES BUI~~::: CORPORATION DIVISION 458 stP \16' 4.00 STATE OF OREGON 158 N. E. 12TH STREET 2 2 SALEM OREGON E~ENE SAND AND GRAVEL INC. 323 5(P IS 61 46 , 5 67-15 CITY OF BUGENE 459 stPH61 209,05 E~ENE OREGON 136 GERTIE WICK 5,632 stP \16' 240,or E~ENE SAND &I GRAVEL 324 5(P IS 61 1.17 , 67-13 GEORGE P. &I MARJORIE K. PETERSON 5.633 stP \161 3.247,71 3911 ROYAL AVEI'lJE E~ENE OREGON e VOID VOID VOID VOID, 5.634 stP \16' ,00 490 10 RICHARllM lA. Ai'll OPAL F. PETERSON 5,635 stP \161 5,382,9B WllDISH OONSTRUCTION COt.f'ANY 325 5[p IS 61 ' 3941 ROYAL AVENUE 67-05 EUGENE 'OREGON PAUL lA. AND PAULINE N. PETERSON 5.636 stP \1 61 3.256.12 3895 ROYAL AVENUE 5.450,12 EUGENE OR EGO N ,00 .. 5.450.12 "IIOSTlOC CONSTRuctiON COIFAN'l 5.637 SlJ' \111 7.0110.2 9 ,.,.." Me K[NZIE ROAD. DRIVEWAY 5.638 SlJ''''' 1.1,27.72 '.,..21 I WILDISH CONSTRuctiON cn.Nff 5.639 stP \l ., 1.0110.' 0 6T-n Me KENZI[ ROAD. DRlYE1IAY . 5,6110 ~ \'$ " 1.393.11 6.....19 ' - ---- .00'"''''''''''''''"''' 30.541.14 ."...."m..".". PAGE: NO. t/y .00 .....GE NO.~ POSTING REFERENCE ?'.. ,J! S- _ (',7 30.54 1.1 4 POSTING REFERENCE CATE1--=..L:l. _ (. 7 . om.. . _ ~ _ ~ II 9/25/67 - 4 L~ ~54 e 9/25/67 - ..- --- --~--- '--- - ----- -- - -- - - ~.-_-:--:..- --------.-----..,,- - ,-~- ~---~.,.- -- -~ -------- ..-..,,--'- - ,- ,-- -- -- ----------- -~ -'-~--,---- ._---~ -~ .' -~-~ -,-- ---- ~---._--. -- ----~ --- - -- '--- -.-- -.'---- - .--' ---'" -- -- --- ----- "- -- ---- , -- . ---- " --- - - ~-- ~ --.- - ..-- - - ,v v Me KtNZIE: ROAD . DU QAT "64' / I !l.P \l t'I '-..720.,.7 MEtE SAND IIGRAVD. ""'0 5EI' n t'I- " -' '.339.111 -- '.,..31 6T-53 .. . S CONSTllUCYlOIf ctM>AHT '-ioU j STANTON W. PAYNE "6" 5EI' \1 ., "1.8 8 stP\l t'I eo.068.34 I ,.,-5. 56-32 .,LDISH CONSTRUCTION CO. "6113 <.JP n " , 86.324,94 JtSlCt CONSTRucT.ON OONI'fINf '-652 5EI' " t'I I '228,05 '''-34 61-56 5.719,40 ,00 lie KtNZIE: ROAD II DRIVEt/AT 5.644 50' n " S33,96 5.719,40 6T-31 rRYBAaC CONSTRUCTION '1045 5EI' \l 6'1 "940.115 e 61-43 STANTON PAYNE "646 SI:l' \1 fj' '.7010-" 61-44 ~ I BrTtlEL DANEBO SAND . QltAYD. '-641 SI:l'\1t'1 57'5" 6 61-49 "' SCONSTRuCTION CO. "10"8 S!P n " 32.? '0,:3' 61-SO ' ' } MEN[ SAND" GRAY[ ClN'ANY "1049 SI:l' \16'1 '.251.5 :5 '.,..51 ---~3ll,4-3~*G .ooO"I."I'"IH'O'''''"' .. 'il ,00 /j /~l "oO"'Y""'H'O''',I"' 238,436,30 PAGE: NO. P...GE NO. ~/// , POST lNG REFERENCE Dm~/5'-t-J POSTING REFERENCE I n~ Dm-----!Jd:f~ h Z_ .' -. - - , I I, _,-U. S. POSTMASTER- 460 SU' I, 6' 230,20 I -- - / EUGENE OREGON i MRS. IVAN NIVEN 475 SI:l' 'ZI 6' 150,00 I ( 3940 HILYARD " E!GErE: OREGON ELVIN SItf'IELD 41>1 SU' \!> 6' 1.00 "'--- \. HIL I DAY I ~-255 COBU~ 11I). E!GENE OREGON VINCENT 'FARINA 471> SI:l' 21 6' 150,00 41>2 SU' \!> 61 50,00 82 W; 8ROADWAY E!GENE EXTERMI NAHott SERVI CE E!GENE OREGON 943 CORYDON AVE .. ...- E!GENE OREGON MRS. ED. DOREMUS 477 SEP 'ZI 6' 2,00 / 948 FILMORE ST I 463 SEP I!> 6' 98,000,00 EUGENE OREGON C I TV OF. BUGErE: . . I . . . . . EUGENE OREGON ' ' 478 SI:l' 'ZI 61 25,45 VERNER J. ADKISON \ ~UG~NE ,OREGON' ,_ \ j FlRSTNATlONAL' BAl'I< 5.1>53 SU' I!> 6' 75,00 EMILE C. MORTIER 41>4 SU' \, 61 345,00 EUGENE MAIN BRANCH EUGENE OREGON EUGENE ORE(JlI , PUBLIC EMPLOYES RETIREMENT SYSTEM 5.1054 SI:l' I!> 61 30.651.40 E. L; SMITH FIRE CHIEF 4105 SEP I!> 61 153,90 SOCIAL SECURITY REVOLVING ACCT. EUG ENE OREGON ' UNI TED STATES NATIONAL BANK 5.1055 SI:l' \11 6' 5,000,00 e GUARD,PUBLISHING ClM'ANY 4101> SI:l' III 6' 85,00 EUGENE MAIN BRANCH P. O. BOX 1232 E!GENE OREGON' E!GENE OREGON U.S;NATlONAL BANK 10 2.5 0 5.1056 SI:l' \11 6' SHERiFF OF LANE COUNTY OREGON 41>7 SI:l' \9 61 5.10 E!GENE MAIN BRANCH f, E!GENE OREGON EUGENE OREGON 1 ATTORNEY" GENERAL 4108 SI:l' \96' 15,50 STEVEN,C, NOBLE' 4109 SU' 'ZQ 6' 10,00 ( 'f.,DOROTHY' FULLER SUNNY LASE FIRST, NAnONAL BAN< OF OREGON HOENE OREGON 5.1057 SI:l' 19 6' 17.500,00 ./ EUGENE MAIN BRANCH 470 SI:l' 'ZQ 61 47,90 EUGENE OREGON SHERIFF LANE COUNTY OREGON '00,00 EUGENE OREGON ,1lU.lBUl.lS STUDIO "6'8 VUt'l '3291 ONYX PLAct EUGtNE OREGON 9T405 RICHARD A. CRAIG 47 r SI:l' 'ZQ 6' 15,00 STATE: co.PENSATION tlPAR'NE:NT '-6'9 llJ' t. t'I '82'" 8 EUGENE OREGON LABOR" lNOUsmlES kID. SN-EM OREGON 913'0 RENA MARTIN 472 SI:l' 2Q 6' 5,20 2730 EMERALD EUGENE OREGON STATE: c(u>ENSAT'OH r:lPAIl'NEH'r "660 llJ'Ut'l 921.31 EVELYN 8URNETT 473 SI:l' 2Q 6' 5.20 LABOR' ItoJSllIlES llLID. I 2230 TYLER SN-OI ORECIlN 91310 EUGErE: OREGON t, , CI TY CE tuOt:fa '-661 SD'Ut'I 1,lIl1B._ 0 JOHN PORTER.. 474 SU''Z\ 6' 150,00 [UQEf€ OREGON 4445 HILYARD F'JI(lFNF: nRFGON "00" 'u~'''l'' fo...5'''C (. ..00"' .u....... 'O....,~ 99.125,00 o//;L 60.908,00 6'Rgos,00 tilL P"'GE NO, L//~ PAGE NO. 9,g. ~ 25,0 0 ~ fl/ POSTING REFERENCE y_ ,;l::J - ~ 7 POSTING REFERENCE 1-.;;1 ~-{.7 OA,TE . O.o.TI;: , e ~ .. -- ~ 9/25/67 - 5 ~ 455 . 9/25/67 -.--.---- --.-- -_.- ~ ----~~-- ._--~_.._-_.. ---- --..-.'.-- .-_.----- l.J .,,"HR"NT NO. - CONSOLIDATED FREiQmwATI VU ., -- -,._---------""'. ""8 7.1' I HORN PRINTlt<<:I ClM'ANY "662 V t. &' 293.00 P. o. BOX '1tS8 1040 HAYES STREET PORTLAff) 8 OREGON ElXlEr€OREQON 9140Z GRANT IJOTOIIS /NC "679 VUI! '0.00 MOORE BUSINESS "OAMS IIC. "663 5IJ' U ., '81.30 P. O. BOll 3006 P. O. COX 3341 EUQENt OREOON R I NeON ~'lNEX HALTON'S "680 vitI! 183.3 9 SAN FRANCI SCO C'...., "I" P. o. COX 661 MAIL WElL ENVnCPE 0). 5.lob" SIP U &, " ',l~ EUGEr€ OREGON P. O. DOll 3682 PAAl.IENTER POnTIAC DO. "6 at VUIl '.10 PORTl.AND OREooN 9120a B31 PEAAL STREET EUGENE OR EOON 9140' WllLAMETTE STATIONERS :1.665 SIP t. II 31..1 [UQENE Oil COWANY "682 VUI! 1.9' 510 OAK STREET "0 PEARL STREET EUGENE OREGON 91401 EUGErlE OREGON ACORN ACRES CABINET SHOP !lo666 VUI1 "1l,00 CUS TOM CIMERA CAIf'T :1.683 5D' t. ., 2''"'0 "30 OAK PATCH ROAD >925 N. E. UNION EUQENE OREGON lJRTLANO OREGIJi 91211 VA-LET STATIONERY C06'AN'f "667 VUIl 1..,7 R/III~NJ MOTORS INC. 5.68" 5D' U 6' ""II a65 WILLA\lETTE ,,; 'lo OAK STRaT ElXlENE OREGON 91401 1.!';t:'lE OREQ(JII CH"-'N BROS. "668 Vt. ", 1".2" RHnEAD TIRE SHOP 5.685 VUI1 ,,,....., P. O. OX 151 mOT FRNf(LIN BLVD. EUGDIE OREGON EUGENE OREGON SHElTON TURNBUl.L INC. ,,66? 5(p U to, 339.80 e P. O. BOX 3326 BROOKS ornCE MACHINES "686 SIJ' 'Ii ., 233'"'0 EUGENE OREGON 9T402 1151 "ILLPMETTE IBM CORP. :1.670 stI' OZ' fil '.2911.5' [UQEN[ OREGON P. O. BOx 2329 DEPARlIoENT Of' MOTOR YDfIQ,ES 5.681 5VUIl 138.00 SALEM OREooN 91308 rlSCAL DI VISION 1(. A. PORATH :1.671 stI' U 6' 250,00 SALDJ OREooN 9'1310 RO<Jot 400 oJ " " TO"lt<<:I SERVICE 5,US ~l.>"" 2 9',", :s 115 S. w. rOURTH AYE. 1526 W. 2ND POR1LN() OREGON 9720. EUGENE OREO(JII G. BILL THOI.f'SON 5,672 stI' U ", 13.00 rooM UIDOAUOH "689 VI' 51 "-'0 I 590 WEST 25TH AVE. 531 w. D STREET ElXlEI€OREGON .RIIlkFIELD OREGON lEST CHEJ.tICAL PROrocTS INC. :1.673 5l:J'tl61 231,0' CARTO PHOTo CO... 5,690 stPU6'l 'U9 1001 S. E. "ATER 520 CONGER ST PORTLAff) OREooN EUG~ OREGON 9T402 tAArpOllER I~. "67,. 50''l661 1,.11.00 OERlACH'S ORUO STORE "loll' VU.., 22.' , 1101 S. W. ALDER 5TH & MAIN PORTLAND OREGON 91205 -,- SPRIIIkF IELD OREOON GEORGE F'. CAKE co. !l.692 50''1661 "..., EUGENE WATER . nECTlUo BOARD 5.675 st:PU61 : 28.3"'," It P. o. BOX 649 P. O. BOX 1112 BERKELEY CALI"ORNIA 9'10' EuQEr€ ORmN DICTIIPHONE CORPOI\ATION 5.693 50' It " '.U REO I STER GUARD !lo676 50' t, II' 10,92 1921 S. W. SixTH P. O. BOll 1232 PORTLAND OREGON 9120 I EuGENE OREGON 91401 ~S. JOHN CIlUZNC :l.691t SlPU" 26.00 "ARDROBE a.EANERS 5,677 Sl:J>Ufil 1.8' 1m E. 25TH 10116 lll.lVE ST ~UGENE OREGON I ---- EUGENE OREGQN "00_[ .y~,...", Q.'" '.. ----- l// Y".....""""...."'" LTI'S- 3 1.561.7 8 1.357,15 PAGE NO. PAGE NO. '~,~57.1 '5 I>~ POSTING REFERENCE "7' ."',:>_"7 ,00 ' POSTING REFERENCE _.~~ 3I,561.78,/L- a ~,;:; /.-, -_uu U - ,\Hj U.U NUDElUAN BROTHERS 5,695 VU61 70,'0 OREOON'EGlQpROOUCERS :1.71' SlP '1' fi1 27.00 FOURTH III WASHINGTON S. W. 306 So E. ASH ST P OR1LN() OREGON 9120. PORTLAND 14 ORE(lQN .. AIt.l[R BROTHER S 5,712 SlPUI! 32.1 , 265 MilL WIU,AMETTE RICtFlnD !lo696 5l:J'U.., 16.00 tuGEr<<: OREGON 1401 "ILL*AETTE STREET MEr<<: OREGON 9140' COm'INEm'AL BAKINlJ COY'Mr 5,713 V'll" ".2 0 GOODYEAR SERVICE SToRES 5.697 stI' U ", 102,9 , P. O. BOll 12165 164 w. Tnt PORtlAND OREOON I EUGENE onCGON MARKS BI Q II "71" Vt6 II 6lSAI CASCAOC TeA 5,698 st:P U ", Ill.'" 5TH STREET 1010 W. SECOND SPRHllF" no OI\E(lQN ElXlENE OREGON 9140 I EUGENE rAINERS CRE1t.€lIY 5,715 SO>Ufi1 ~...oO HOWITT PLASTICS f11ISIANf '-61l~ >tP '16 6' 5.2' 569 OLIVE ST ROuTE 2 BOX 5'1-J EUGE"l: OREQOr~ MOLALLA OREGON 91038 P 10rlEER "aDOS INC. 5,716 Vltll 9'.57 AI. JOHNDROW 5,700 :UUI1 1.35 1'. o. BOX 512 DO X 116' ElXlEN[ OREoorl EUGENE OREooN KRN"T rooos co ~717 VUfi1 21.00 ..RAN<'S JIGER SILts 5.701 SlPUll1 611.36 P. O. BOX 412 2628 ALDER EUGENE OREGON ATTN JOtfN BEVANS EUGENE OREGON 9T405 / e EUGENE LINEN SU'PLT 5.718 :UU", lUO COBII\N'S 5,702 VU(i1 105,00 P. O. BOX 707 76 W. BROAD\'1AY MENE OREGON EUG~ OREGON EUGENE RADIATOR SERVICE 5.119 SO' t. 6' 21.60 NA T10NAL FIRE FI OHTER CORP. 5,703 $lJ' t6 (i1 11.25 420 E TH,I RD , 625 lIC K I M..ET STREET EUGEtE ORtOON EUGErlE 8REllON 91402 ART'S GARBAGE SERflCE 5.720 SlPUI1 630 941 RIVER ROAD N. .. NATURAL GAS co. :1.7010 '>>'16'" 97.03 ElXlENE OREGON 91402 931 OAK SIFWAY SCAF'F'OlO co. 5,721 2J' OZ. 61 20.50 EUGENE OREGON P. O. BOx 531 $HELL Oil ClJ.PANY "705 st:PU61 110.85 EUGENE OREGON 9T401 215 MIDI1EFIELD ROAD HTSLCP PAPER 1Io UPLT co. 5.722 5ll' '16 t, 23-" MEM..O PARK CAlifORNIA 94028 P. O. OOX 2663 WESTERN ORIJQ SlI'PL'f "706 !lP'Uo 6' 36.5 6 EUGENE OREGON 91402 2625 W. Tnt PLACE [OOErE OREGON 91402 NORTHwEST GROCERY CO. ,5.723 !I'''!' 111 IO~U' BRODIE Hom UPLY 5.707 S/J'UIl 109" 0 P. O. BOX 22181 1039 N... GLISAN PORl1.AND OREGON 91222 PORTLAND OREGON SCOT SANITARY SUPPLY "708 '>> U ", 71,00 SCHA..... 's T1r1 N OAKS "724 SlPUll1 l.... S P. O. BOX 3115 P. O. eox Ba" I EI,Q~ OREGON 9140Z EUGENE OREOON 9140 I NORntM:ST GROCERY CO. 5,70'1 S/J'U", 79.29 EUGENE PLAN'I,NQ MILL 5,72' 50' U ., 30.99 305 MAll'SON ST P. o. BOX 32ll EUOENEOREOON EIlGEr€ OREGON 9T401 CUSTOM MEAT en/PAm "710 ID>U", 21.75 HEI N<E WHOLESALERS '.726 SlPU61 32.111 571 PEARl. STREET 645 BlAIR BLVD EOGEr\!: OREGON 91401 EI,QENE OREGON 91401 917,05 620.5 0 "OO.'"V"N'U'O."~'N' "n_ -_._~OO--_._- "000' .U~'"',' '0.... ,., " ,0 0 L-- l//7 917,05rP? PAGE NO Y/? 620.5 OO! "/liCE NO POSTING REFERENCE POSTING REFERENCE 9',3"'-(.7 OA1E. _ '7-~.~ -('.. 7 QATE e II 9/25/67 - 6 Il~ ~5g . 9/25/67 - --- .------- . ------'.---'.- ~ :- ~._- ~-- . -- - .-- "'-- - . C__'-~ -,. -' ..,,--....,. ----1.,..... - -~--.vu '-'lt9 50' U 6' 23.99 -1 ,DO CAROTHERS SHEET META. .JAMES E. ci.ARK ~72' Vt6 !>' 85.0 0 P. O. BOll 3098 I r EUGE'€ OREGON t\lGENE OREGON 9T~Z JAMES -E. FELTON 5. 728 V U ., 85.0 0 A1UNTIC RICIf'IELD ~fIH'I '-"0 Vt6'"' 30'.12 ElOEt€ OREGON P. O. OOll 552 noENE OREGON 9140 I RIQiARO L. OlRISTEMStM 5.729 50'1610 8',00 1 lEUGENE OREGON GRATBAR ELECTRIC '-751 :ilJ'U,", U3 '-730 stPU", 85.00 P. o. BOll 1221 JOE D. WILLI""'S EUGENt ORI:GON EUC!NE OREGON HA. A. RErt) '-731 'VU ., 8'.0 0 E\.GENE YIELDERS !Io1'2 !Oft 10 '9:11 [UQ[N[ OREGON P. O. BOll 2006 E\.GI:NE OREGON 91401 <' FLOYD T. 01 Q(ET '-732 stP U 6' 85.00 Sl7 t6'" Sl"4 EUGENE OREGON ROBERTS MOTOR INO . !Io753 ; 2380 W. 1111 JOHN L. STElrNETZ 5.733 S(p 16 ., 85,00 EUGENE OREGON 91402 t\laENE OREGON MARVIN E. HENDRICKSON 5,734 stPU", 85.00 INOUSTRIAL FINIStiEs !Io7,/t Vt6., ".03 EUGENE OREGON P. O. 8011 2535 stP U " [uGEt€ OREGON 91~Z RICHARDL. HENDRY 5.735 85,00 8TA' EUGE!\!: OREGON UNITED RADIO SUPPLY 5,155 SC1U" 22 N. w. NINTH AVE FRAIf< O. STRONAat '-736 V t6 ., 35.00 PORTaAMl OREQON 91209 [UGEI'€ OREGON WESTERN STATES 'IRElUPPARAnJs "156 50' Ita 6' 39.n HARRY R. tNlTH 5.737 vU" 85.00 ' P. O. 8011 65 EU9ENE OREGON , CORNEL I uS OREGON e GARY 8. OLSON 5.736 ;.u> U ", 85.00 CURTIS INDUSTRIES INC. 5,757 Vt66'\ -~'1a.79 EUGE'€ OREGON 34999 CURTI S BLW. '-- HENRY O. BOllES EASTLII<E OHIO 44094 "739 S(p t6 ", 85.00 It,,_ EUGENE OREGON ,BEARINl SALES & SERYlC% '-758 sau., ,- P. o. BOll 3614 LLOYD W. 8TOR IE 5,7/tO VU" 85,00> EUGENE.OREGON ~E OREGON OEPAAlMErlr " FINANCE. AUO.TINQ !O U " 2:.50 5,759 FLOYD E. Fill 5,7 It I ' SO' U 61 a5.00 LANE COUNTY COURTHOUSE , EUQ['€ OREGON EUGENE OREGON DANIEL D. MILLS 5,71l2 ID' U 61 a',oo ,S C U CORPORATION '-760 stPUIn '_.00 I EUGEt€OREGON P. O. BOll 3853 R INOON "i'INEX EUGEtlE H. WIUCINSOl'l 5,7/t, '.UU6'\ 85.0 0 SAN FRANC I SOO CALIF'. 94120 EUGENE OREGON 'RANCIS A. oort.ET 5,7/t4 stP U " 85,00' Me KESSON R08BINS 5,761 stPUIn 15.1' EUGEtlE OREGON 4.88 N. W. YEON AVE. , PORTLAND OREGON 91210 CLARENCE E. euZALSKT 5,74' SO't661 a5.o0 99" , EUGENE OREGON THE J. C. GILL ~1Rr 5,762 stP 26 6' 408 S. w. snt LORAN A SKIRVIN 5,7116 :.tPtfo61 6'.00' PORTLAND OREGON 9T204 EUGENE OREGON stP U 61 211.02 ' FRASER PIPER CfM'1WT 5,763 HEMlT TROYANEK 5,7'" '.U t6 ., 8',00 IZOI S. 'E. THIRD AVE t\lGENE OREGON PORTlAND ORElION 9T2.. FR.CTION MATERIALS 5,746 :.t:l''lfo ''1 '~ 33'1. COLOR ClIN'T PAIN!' cmm INC. 5.7"" stPt61n 2.18 1045 GA~IELD ST 211 w. 1TH EUGENE OREGON EUGENE OREGON 91110 I --.-t;!t46:5-6--- "OO.'.I"'~IH '<l...~" ,I ..00"' eu\,",,, 'O...,,~C " 906,74 PAGE NO.~-1-'~ ,00 PAc;f; NO '/ /Ii" ,00 il 1.648.56o~ POSTING REFERENCE 906,74 clC- POSTING REFERENCE 4_ ::J. ::t _/. 7 II DA~E ;/'-,;2 ," 67 i . 'I I) ,v v ----- j' EASn.JAN !COON< c(U>AHf 5,765 Sl:P t. " 3,"0,00 ,DO ,I 355 STATE STREET PEERlESS PUllL IGilI'ka CO. 5,181 !OR., ~.oO ROatESTER N. T. 14650 SlS UFAYETTE 9T --- BETHEL OA'€BO SAND . GRAm "71>6 !OU" Il It 8.8 0 rlEW ORLEANS LA 10130 ISO BERTELSEN RD SOUTH !COKE PRINTIMl . LlntOCIR,,""INI co. 5.782 vain 57.00 EI.QENE OREGON 91402 P. O. BOll :ll58S METAL PADDlCTS DI\'ISIOfI 5,767 stP t. In 8 06.8 1 EI.QENEOREGON P. o. BOX 3685 UAC'S SA'II' SHOP 5,783 VU., 1.50 DENVER COLORAI)) 802" I 2870 C1lEStll RE AVE. I Me KEIllIE ROAD a llRlWEWAY co. "768 VI'61 '1." EUGENE OREGON P. O. 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MEf€ OREGON I LANE ColM'Y TITLE co.N<< !SoB 07 V!l6\ '25.00 Gll'S INC. SURErIT NO. 10 941 ON( STREET '-822 srJ>U., 1'.50 EIlltNE O!IEOOH 929 w. TTH \ tuGENE OftEOON CASCADE POWER EQUIPw:Nr 00. '-82] lIPa., 10.5. 3521 FRIW<l.IN BLVD CITY f1F MEN[ "8 08 ll.P U 61 2.B 12.16 EUGENE OREGON EUGENE OREQlJll TOUl'G I RON 1lOltCS ~ OAmJN "024 lIPU" ""'0 ,. O. BOX 6119 MEN[ OREGON III SIfOP m..~C11l1 c "826 lIPU" '6..1' CITY C1I' t1JG[N[ ""09 V!l6'l 201.60 1991 W. 6TH EUOENE OftEGON DJGa,t ORtlIElN \ WILCOX SEED rDlN<< '.6'0 SCP U " 190.73 , RAEaRlCl( eq,J,pl.I)N1' 8Eft '-826 srJ> .,. " 7.80 HAlIRISBuRll ORr:OOH .51 LAWImNeE S'fAtET MEN[ oil_ "401 4.235,25 946.13 '-SEI'1,6' - -- --'- ,00 ;J ~OOR[~U"~fB'O."\'"~ l' ,O~46,13!J.V olI""lUt'/rlnro...,"" 4.235,250 "AGE NO. L/.;{ ::L ""GII: NO L,/.it ~ POsrlNG REFERENCE 9--,,';>,~ -t-7 POSTING REFERENCE 9-..):>'_67 OATE DATI!: --~- ,DO 'AMoM EQUlPlEiif co. "au va" ..76 , DELTA BRUlH . 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Anderson dba Charter Oak Restaurant, #1 Oakway Mall (Greater Privilege - formerly Class B Dispensers), as approved by the Police Department. I Mr. Anderson moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to recommend approval of the application. Motion carried. COMMITTEE REPORTS Committee meeting 'held September 14, 1967: "Present: Mayor Cone; Councilmen Purdy, Lauris, Anderson, Lassen, Hayward, and McDonald; e City Manager and staff; CORE Representatives DeBerry, Carter, Mims, Stubbs, Reynolds, Smith, and Davis; and others. 2 1. 7th and Willamette Parking Lot - The City Manager reported the Court has granted posses- sion of properties at 7th and Willamette on November 1, 1967. Bids for clearance of the properties to allow construction of an off-street parking lot will be called, opened, and awarded before November 1 so that the lot may be put into operation as quickly as possible. Mr. Anderson moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris that Item 1 of the Committee report be received and filed. Motion carried. 3 2. 12th and Oak Parking Lot. Meters - It was suggested to change the 6-hour meters on the parking lot at 12th and Oak to 2-to 10-hour meters at a cost bf about $600. The City Manager said converting them to all-day parking at 50~ would tend to increase the earnings of this lot. Since the 10-hour meters are in two-hour multiples, short-term I parking also will be available. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mrs. Hayward to go ahead with the change. Motion carried. Councilman Purdy asked if the City can charge for on-street parking on Friday evenings. The City Attorney advised that such an ordinance could be adopted. It was ~nderstood that a report would be brought back on this, to include too the possibility of charging during the Christmas season and at other times ~hen downtown stores are open in the evenings. - l , 9/25/67 - 9 45~ e 9/25/67 I The City Manager said a private firm has asked the City if it would consider putting its parking lots under the firm's management, and such a proposal w~ll be presented for ihe Council's consideration. He said if something along this line is worked out, it would permit parking validation on city lots. However, the problem of property taxes if City lots are leased to a private firm would have to be clarified before any agreement. Mr. Anderson moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to approve Item 20f the report. Motion carried. 1 3. CORE - The Congress of Racial Equality requested a meeting between the CORE executive committee and leadership of the City. The list of items which CORE representatives wished to discuss were: 1. The question of political representation by the black community in the decision- making process of the city of Eugene; black political representation must become a reality. 2. Jobs must be created or expanded to include black people in city work and private sectors of Lane County using the "New Careers" program as a guide. e 3. We need low cost housing on an open occupancy basis and open housing laws that would offer punitive damages to black people being discriminated against in the Eugene area. 4. We demand that the city of Eugene initiate and implement immediately anti-discrimina- tion laws in housing, use of public facilities, employment, education, unions, social I organizat ions, religious institutions, and in any areas where complaints of discrimina- tion have been voiced, and with punitive damages for those individuals and groups which discriminate against black people. 5. We know that the disorderly conduct laws are unjust, unfair, hypocritical, and arbitrary. We demand that laws against disorderly conduct be made less general and more specific in their wording, in hopes that their application will thereby become less arbitrary. 6. We know that the educational facilities have failed the majority of the black people of the Eugene area. We find Eugene Public Schools and their curriculum to be racist and unemployment pra~tices for black people to be deplorable and intolerable in all areas of school life, We demand that black people be employed in all areas of em- ployment in the Eugene Public Schools and in Lane Community College, and that a curriculum be developed for black and white children in the Eugene School System that includes a comprehensive history of Black America, and its role in creating and building this country. Clyde DeBerry, director of Eugene CORE, asked that members of the press be excluded from the meeting. He was told all Council meetings are public and the press oou1d not be excluded. Mr. DeBerrymade it clear that he and other representativ,es of CORE present considered the items listed as "demands" rather than for discussion per se. He said if they are I turned down or neglected, then they feel they can use any means necessary to get them fulfilled. With regard to Item 1, political representation, Mrs. Lauris said the, way to gain representation on the City Council is to run for office at the proper time and be elected. Mr. DeBerry said since National legislation is in process now to allow contribution of public funds for campaign expenses, the Council should consider allowing an amount suf- ficient to permit poor people to run for office. e With regard to Item 6, educational facilities, Dr. Purdy explained that the City Council has no legal jurisdiction over the administration of school districts; anything of this nature would have to be discussed with the school boards of the various districts. Mr. DeBerry said he felt that directly or indirectly the Council is responsible for the "kids" in the public schools. He said "black kids" suffer frolJl lack of ~u1tiracia1 textbooks in the school system. The City Attorney advised the Council has no legal right to tell the school boards what is or is not to be done in the school systems, but if the Council members desire to sug- gest more generous distribution of textbooks which create a better image for black people, then they could, by resolution, so suggest to the school boards. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mrs. Hayward to adopt a resolution endorsing the practice of introducing multiracial textbooks into the school curriculum. I Councilman Anderson said he feels the Council is not well enough aware of the current textbook sitUation in the school districts to make a decision, so would prefer to make inquiry before any endorsement. Councilman Lassen asked if there are any statistics available with regard to the number of people from minority groups employed in Eugene. Mr. DeBerry rejected the term "minority groups", saying it was "black people" he was talking of, and said in the last two years eight black people with master's degrees or better were sent to the school system and ill t one was hired. e Mr. Anderson moved seconded by Dr. Purdy to table the resolution. Motion carried by voice vote, Mrs. Lauris and Mrs. Hayward voting no. Mr. DeBerry asked a show of hands. Counc il- II woman called for a divisioo of the house. ll~ 9/25/67 - 10 ~60 e 9/25/67 .-~_ __ ._.'_ - n._ _ ____ ..__~ "______ _____ _ ___. ____ __~_~___..____._ _'_~'__'__'_ ___ ."__.._~_ .--- .--~.__.- -- --. - ----.~__.___ Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mrs. Hayward to encourage the ~chool boards to hire' I negro people wherever possible. Councilman Anderson and Lassen both expressed the opinion that it was questionable procedure to set out principles without prior investigation concerning present pra.ctice in the school systems. ' ' , Councilman Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Anderson to table the item. Motion carried, Councilwomen Lauris and Hayward voting no. Councilman Anderson later in the meeting said he does not believe tabling of the motion means the issue is dead, rather to allow clarification on policy'before a decision is reached on making recommendations to the school boards. With regard to Item 2, employment, Mr. DeBerry explained the "New Careers" program as "hire 'a man first; train a man second." He said financing of the probram is under " the Manpower Redeve:topment Training program and the Office of Economic Opportunity, , and that Dr. Arthur ,Pearl of the University of Oregon could give details of the program;', It The City Manager explained the City's hiring procedure, and said the police and fire departments, because of the nature of their work,are the only departments having com- plete training programs. If it is decided more in-servi<;:e t:t;'a~,n.ing, ~hould be done by the City, addition~lfunds will be needed~ Mr. Larry Carter, one qf CORE's representatives, ",!sked the City to explore the possi-: I bility of a program for in-service training for unskilled people for such jobs as typists, clerks, engineering aides, etc. : ,{ Councilman Anderson said the possibility of greater participation in the private, sector of the co~unity in providing this type of work should be explored. , Dr., Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Anderson that Items 2 (employment), 3 (low-cost housing), and 4 (anti~discrimination laws) be referred to the Human Rights Commissi~~ for report and recommendation, asking the Commission to notify the Council in the next two weeks when it will be able to return the report and recommendation. Motion' carried. During discussions Dr. Norman Pott, member of ' the Human Rights C6mmission, said the Commiss~on has tried to develop communication with the black,community with little success: Be said he doubts theCommissiqn is in a position to P9 tqis type of work unless it is' augmented by people from the black community who speaR for, the black' community, or a special citizens committee is appointed which has significant repre- sentation from the black community. The City Manager said the City Attorney has been asked to review what is currently on the books and what can be done and the practice in other cities with regard fo Item 4 (anti-discrimination l<;lws)., Also, ,tq?t the 9i~y Attorney is now working on rev~sion of the disorderly conduct ordinance to make its definitions more specific. Council members ~greed to ~sk the City Manager to contact the'school administrations 1'- to determine their policy and practice on multiracial textbooks and hiring of negro people. " , Councilman McDonald asked also for an investigation of the eight negro people mentioned by Mr. DeBerry, some having master's degrees or better, who applied to the,schools for positions during the 1966-67 school year, with none of t~em being hired. The City Manager exptained the City's hiring procedure with respect to ~ummer help and ... told,of the work of the local chapter of the Pacific Nor~hwest Per~onnel Management .., Association in attempting to help unskilled people find work. He also explained the Lane Cdunty Housing Authority's application now in process for 300 new low-cost housing units, of which 150 are to be reserved for elderly people, ~nd the other 150, for low~ income families. In addition, study is row inprocess for requesting additional housing units. ~ORE representativ~s asked to be notified of the meeting when'discussion i~ held on reports requested of the, Human Rights Commissio n, ,City ,Manager, '.-and ,City Attorney. Mr. Anderson moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve Item 3 of the Committee report. Motion carried. 1 4. Bids, Lighting Hendricks and Skinners Butte Parks. Opened September 14. 1967 - A tabtila- ! tion of bids was read as 'submitted for lighting the pathway system in the rhododendron garden and the roadway leading into Hendricks Park, and complet,e, light ing of the west I _ extension of Skinners Butte Park. Award of contracc to the low bidder, McPheeters I I Electric, for $4,240.00, was recommended. Mrs. Hayward mo~ed seconded by Dr: Purdy to I approve the recommendation. Motion carried." I No action was taken (see action'under Bids earlier in the meeting). j Dr. Purdy left the meeting and CouncilVice Pres~dent' Anderson assumed the Chair ~,.. Committee me.eti.ng held September 21, 1967: , . 'e "Present: Mayor Cone; Councilmen Purdy, Lauris, Ander'son, Hayward, and McDonald; City ~ Manager and staff;and others. . . .. I L. 9/25/67 - 11 4 ~ '6~1 e 9/25/67 I 1 1. Sign Ordinance - Mrs. Hayward inquired concerning progress on development of a new sign ordinance. It was explained that work is being done on the ordinance by the Planning Commission and that it will be presented to the Council when completed. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mrs. Hayward that Item 1 of the Committee report be received and placed oil'file. Motion carried. 2 2. Architects . 10th and Oak Parking Strucnure - Mr. Anderson described steps taken by the committee in making their selection and recommended retaining N. G. Jacobson and Associates, Inc. , consulting engineers of Seattle, to design the 10th and Oak parking structure. It was explained that considerable time could be saved if the schematic design could be done now rather than waiting until the pending court case had been decided. Cost for this phase of the planning will be $9600. Mr. Anderson moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to retain N. G. Jacobson and Associates, Inc. , as architects for the 10th and Oak parking strucnure. Motion carried. e Mr. McDonald inquired if the City would be obligated if the case was decided against the City. It was explained that no City money would be spent until the case is de- cided. It was also explained that Jacobson would associate with a local architect in formulating his design. Mrs. Lauris said that it had been brought to the attention of the Council that the Renewal Agency would prefer that no further action be taken with regard to the 10th and Oak parking structure until I it could be determined whether this location would fit in with the plans being made by Rogers, Talia- ferro, Kostritsky, Lamb. Mr. Anderson commented that it would be possible to designate the firm and postpone work on the plans until the report is received, that it is important to maintain interest in the program, and that the project does involve a $2 million credit in the urban renewal program. Mr. McNutt commented that so much has been done, including assessments, etc. , that to choose a new location now would be very complicated. The City Manager commented that getting the schematic design now would save about 60 days and make it possible for the structure to be used for Christmas shopping crowds in 1968. He said private money is available for this design, with this money being repaid if it is decided to go ahead with the building at its present location. If not, the money would not have to be repaid. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mrs. Hayward to approve Item 2 of the committee report. Motion carried, Mr. McDonald voting no. 3 3. Transient Room Tax - Mayor Cone asked what had been done in regard to investigating the possibility of a room occupancy tax to be levied by the City. The receipts from such a, tax would, be earmaI;~~d for civ~c improvement proj ects such as an auditorium The City Attorney reported that under the Home Rule provisions of Oregon law the City could levy such a tax by amending the Charter. 4 4. Alton Baker Park - General discussmon was held regarding the development of Alton Baker Park. Mayor Cone suggested that considerable work could be accomplished now with the use of free labor, etc. The Director of Parks and Recreation explained I that very little could be done until a comprehensive plan for land use in the Park is finished. Mrs. Lauris suggested planting trees along Centennial Boulevard as one thing that could be done now. Mayor Cone suggested development of an arboretum. The City Manager commented that a number of questions must be settled before much work can be done; among others, the question of who ii to be responsible for maintenance. Mrs. Lauris suggested setting up a committee composed of representa- tives from the entire area to develop plans for the park. The possibility that e Federal funds could be obtained was also mentioned. Mr. Anderson commented that progress is being made, that getting the name had been one step, and that possibly the private sector of the community can be interested in helping with finances. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mrs. Hayward that Items 3 and 4 of the Committee report be received and filed. Motion carried. 5 5. Metropolitan Water and Sewer Study - Larry Rice, director of Central Lane Planning Council, presented a planning program for a metropolitan water and sewer study which had been previously requested by CLPC. He explained that the purpose of the program is to provide a guiding document to be used by local governmental agencies to assure that each community's sewer and water programs will be an integral part of the total area system, and to provide data that will enable local governments to continue to meet Federal planning requirements for sewer and water grants and loans. It was further explained that total cost of the planning program will be approximately $140,000, two-thirds of which would be Federal funds of which Eugene's share will I be $15,260 ($10,860 case and $4400 in staff services). Cash contributions also would be made by Lane County and the city of Springfield, and service contributions would be made by Springfield, Lane County, EWEB, Springfield Utility Board, and Pacific Power and Light. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Arrla-son to approve part icipat ion in the study. Motion carried. 6 6. Transportation Study - Larry Rice, director of Central Lane Planning Council, explained that money is now needed to complete the reports on the Eugene-Springfield Area Trans- e portation Study, and that the City's share of these costs, based on a per~entage of the 'I 9/25/67 - 12 t.4 II ~62: e 9/25/67 _0_,' ._,.....---.:_~_.__ _"""'__.__"'. ~___ _____."___. ___'._~ -- -.------ - ~ - - - "-_._----'---- ._-.-, --"----- -- - -.. -- _.~ - --- -. --"- . - -.. . - ----- . ----- --'.- ,.. . -. ..,.' ~- _. ~- population, is $2600. Mr. Anderson moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris ~o ~ake the money I available for completion of the reports. Mo'tion 'carried.' , - Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mrs. Hayward'to approve Items 5 and 6 of the Committee report. RoHcall vote. All councilmen pr,esent voting aye, motion carried. 1 7. Sidewalk Location. south side of 11th in front of West ilth Shopping 'Genter -'McKay Investment Company petitioned the City Council ,to allow curb sidewalks on the south side of 11th Avenue in front of the W~st 11th Shopping Center. Th~Public.Works De- partment recommended granting the petition to allow 7~foot wide sidewalks, 'and to es- tablish the curb location 'from Garfield Street to Seneca Road. Dr. Purdy'moved seconded by Mr s . Hayward ',to approve the recommendation. Motion 'carried. 2 8. Summer Recr~ation Program ~The Parks and Recreation D~rector presenceda portion of a report of the summer recreation program c'onducted 'by theParksDepartment. _ The report will be continued at 'a later meeting." - Mrs. Lauris 1p.oved seconded by Mrs. H&yward to approve' Items 7 and '8 'of the Committee report'. Motion -- carried. (It was und"erst,ood 'Parks birector Smith would t:in~sh his ',p~esentation at' toe September 28, 1967 committee meeting.) Items on September 21, 1967 agenda not then considered: . 3 1. Planning' Commission Report - September 11. 1967 I a. ,Annexation area west of Willamette'north 'of 52nd. Mazany ~ The Planning Commission recommended 'approval of this annexation subject to an unde~standin:g tl).at the City will not provide 'water or sewer -~ervice to the propertj until economically feasible. Mrs. Lauris moved'seconded by Mrs. Hayward to approve the annexation. Motion carried: , - " " 4 b. Annexation south of .Goodpa~ture Island Road north of Fir Acres Road. Shields - The Planning Commission recommended approval of this annexation'Ewen though sewer serv- ice cannot be pro~ided ~f this time. Sewer service to the area will depend on trunk sewers which will have to be built along the east side of the Delta Highway. Construc~ion of said sewers could be several y'ears away. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve the annexation. Motion car'rfed~ 5 2. Appointment. Urban Renewal Agency - Mr . McDonald withdrew his suggestion -at ail earlier' meeting that a City, Council membeib'e appointed 'to this Agency. . Mr~ Anderson suggested that Council members ,snould suggest names to the City Manager. . Mrs,. )Iaywar:d' suggested that the Urban Renewal Agency should be asked for suggestions~ . No action was taken. " 6 3. Coburg Road Ri~ht-of-way: Schaeffer'- The 'City Manager "reported Thelma V. Schaeffer, property at 1308 and 1316 Co burg Road is the final pro'perty 'acquisition for the I Coburg Road widening. 'Condemnation proceedings ~ere$flmedeandfi~ttil~meri~ for $750 was recornrrierided. Mrs. Lauirs moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to ,~pprove the purcha~~ for $750. Rollcall vote. All council-: ment present voting aye, motion carried. I 7 4. Amazon Parkway Right-of-way. Klosterman - The Public Works Department recommended I purcha~e of the L. J. Klosterman property on the south side of West 11th Avenue west I of Wallis Street 'for $850 for 'the p'rojected Amazon Parkway. .right-of-way. e ' ' Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve the purchase for $850. Rollcall 'vote. All councilmenupresent voting ,aye, motion carrie,d. 0- 8 5. Property Purchase. 11th at Danebo.State of Oregon - The Superior Lane Company has pro- posed to trade the City of EQgene ,a 20~foot strip of property one-half mile long along the north side of 11th Avenue beyond Darlebo Avenue for a pi~ce of property which the City is abte too purchase from the 'State fbr $5000. contiguo~s to City-owned property" at the northwest corner of '11th 'and Danebo. The' City Manager recommended purchas~ of the State-owned land so t,hat it could 'be added to the 'City-owned p;iece and the ent"ire parcel then sold ,on'~ bid ~rocedure: Mrs. Lauris moved "seco'nded by Mrs: Hayward 'to tell the State 'the City is not irit,erested. Motion de- feated, Mrs. Lauris voting y~s,Mrs. Hayward and ,Messrs: McNutt, A'nderson,and McDonald voting no. . , I Mrs. Hayward expressed reservations concerning the City's purchase of 'land in order to make a profit. The City Manager and Director of Public ~orks at~ted th~ the reason fo~ ac~uiring the property at the present time is to ge't the right-of-way at a rea'sonable price before ,'the land is dev~loped. Mrs. Hayward moved that the City attempt to purchase just the right-of-way from the State. Motion was not seconded. Mr. McDonald moved seconded- by Mr. McNutt to purchase the State property for $5000. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye~ except Mrs. Lauris and Mrs. HayWard voting no, motion carried. e l 9/25/67 - 13 ~ 463 . 9/25/67 I 1 6. Petition. Sanitary Sewer. Elwing Avenue - The Public Works Department recommended approval of the 100% petition for sanitary sewers on Elwing Avenue. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve the petition. Motion carried. 2 7. Bids. Sidewalk Plantings on Oak between 28th and 29th. Baronti - The City Manager reported that Dr. Baronti has requested postponement of award of contract for this work because of the high cost. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Lassen to hold the bids until the October 23, 1967 Council meeting. Motion carried. 3 8. Property Sale. .39 acre near Washington-Jefferson Bridge - Option for purchase of this property for $6550 to the State of Oregon was presented. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve the sale, the money to be earmarked for Riverfront -' Park development. Rollcall vote. All councilmen pr esent voting aye, motio n carried. 4 9. Trailer Permit Extension. Western Ranch. Inc.. 3495 Day Island Road - Extension was requested for permanent extension or one year. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to extend the trailer permit for one year. Motion carried. I 5 10. Tent Permit. Kendall Ford. 13th and Olive - A letter was read from Richard Rementeria, manager of Kendall Ford, requesting permission to erect a 60xlOO-foot tent at 13th and Olive to be used for three months for an undercover display area for new cars. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve the temporary permit. Motion carried. 6 11. Paving Capital Drive - A letter was read from Con Sheffer, speaking for a number of homeowners in the area of Capital Drive, requesting that street be paved. Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. McDonald to initiate paving of Capital Drive, including a portion of Spring Boulevard.' Motion carried. 7 12. Tr ailer Permit. 3845 West 11th. Collins - Pat Collins requested permission to place a mobile home at this location for nightwatchman living quarters. The City Manager reported that it is felt that a fence would provide sufficient security for this type of business. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McDonald to approve a variance for the trailer. Motion defeated, Mrs. Hayward and Messrs. McNutt and Lassen voting no. 8 13. Coburg Road Improvement Costs - A tabulation of costs involved in four-laning Coburg Road from Frontier Drive to Belt Line Road was presented to the Council. No action was taken. I 9 14. Segregation of Assessment. 2960 Olive. Davenport - Alva D. Davenport requested segre- gation of the assessment for paving Olive Street against his property at 2960 Olive to permit selling of a small strip. The segregation of $l8.63 from the total assess- ment would leave a balance of $375.74. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve the request. Rollcall vote. All councilmen pres- ent voting aye, motion carried. e 10 15. League of Oregon Cities - Announcement was made of the League of Oregon Cities conven- tion to be held in Portland, November 12-14, 1967. 11 16. Abatement. 955 East 43rd. Sahlstrom - It was reported a Restraining Order and Petition for Writ of Review was filed in court by Elmer Sahlstrom in connection with the Council's order for abatement Df the building at this address. No action was taken on Items 15 and 16. 12 17. Storm Sewer. 6th Addition Bar M Ranch - The Public Works Department recommended waiver of bid procedure and award of contract for construction of a storm sewer for'6th Addition to Bar M Ranch for $14,379.32. Total cost to the City would be $10,302.78. The previous low bid was $16,998.98. Mr. McNutt moved seconded by Mr. Lassen to readvertise for bids. Motion carried. I ORDINANCES . , 13 Council Bill No. 8120 - Rezoning to M-2 area on 5th Avenue between Jefferson Street and Washington Street, submitted and read the first time in full on September 11, 1967 and held over pending comple- tion of agreement on height limitations, was brought back for consideration with completed agreement on file. '_ Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt 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. II 9/25/67 - 14 II.... r'46'4 /' e 9/25/67 _____~__~v---________ .__~.___ ~__'__.____ ___._..... .. __ ___ _0._ ,_.__ __ ____ ____ _ _ _____ _ .____ ___. __ _ _-..__. _~__ __ ___ __" __ ___ . _ - ~ - ~- . - --_.~-,---_.__. ,-- ----- ,- --....-- ---..,.- - - ---'- .. - -- '--'-""~ . ~ ---- _..- Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr., McNutt that the bill be read the third time by council,bill number I only, with ynanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and the bill'was read the third time by council bill number only. - , , Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt that-the bill be approved and given final passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was decl~red passed and~n~~bered 14994. , ' 1 Council Bill No. 8170 - Dispensing with election in City concerning annexatimof area south of Belt Line Road west of Willamette River (Marist-Vik-County) was submitted and read in full. .... Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt 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. . . . , Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr.~ McNutt that the rules be suspended and the bill read the third time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion ca~ried unanimously and the bill was read" the third time by coundl bill n~mber ?nly'. :e Mrs. Lauris moved.secondeq by Mr. McNutt'that the bill be approved and ,given final passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen prese-nc voting 'aye, the bi~~ was declared passed aqd nUt!tbered l499~). ~ Council Bill No. 8171 - Annexation of area south of Belt Line Road east of Willamette River was submitted and read in'full. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by,M~. McNutt that the bill be read tn~ second time by' council bill number I only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unan~mously and'the bill was read the second time by council bill number only. " , , , ., , ' , Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by"Mr. McNutt that the rules be suspended and the bill read the third time by council bill n~mbe~ only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and the bill was read the third time by council bill number only. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by. Mr. McNutt that the bill b~ approved and given final passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared p~ssed and nu~bere~ 14996. 3 Council Bill No.,8l72 -,Levying assessm~nts for sanitary sewer in Bethel-Danebo Improvement District BD-66~3 (bounded by ~ove Lane, Taney'Street, BPA easement,' and ,future Belt Line Road) was submitted and read in full. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt that the bill be held over to the October"23, 1967 Council meeting to allowpr9per notice of assessment to becgiven owners of 'affected properties. Motion carried. . - . 4 Council Bill No. 8173 - Levying assessmeqts for, sidewalk on the east side of VanBuren Street from 1st Avenue to Clark Avenue, and on the north side of Clark Street from Giand Street to Jackson Street, I was submitted and read'in full. I Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt that the bill be held over to the October'23, 1967 Council I I meeting to allow proper notice of assessment ,to be given owners of affected properties. Motion carried. ~ 5 CQuncil Bill'No. 8174 - Levying' assessments for sidewalk .on south side of 23rd Avenue from Patter- son Street to Hilyard Street, submitted and read the first'fime in full. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by'Mr~ McNutt that the bill be held over to the October,23~1967 Council"meet- ing to allow proper notice of assessment to be given owners of affected'properties. Motiori carried. 'e 6 Council Bill No. 8175 - Levying a~sessments for sanitary sewer in area between Interstate 5, Franklin Boulevard, and Henderson Avenue was'submitted and read in:full~ Mrs. Lauris movedseconded,by'Mr., McNutt' that'the bill beheld over to ,the October 23,1967 Council meet- ing to aliow' proper notice of assessment t~ be given owners of affected properties., Motion carried. 7 Council Bill No. 8176 - Levying assessments for paving alley between Lawrence Street and Washing- ton Street from 13th Avenue to 14th Avenue was submitted and read in full. ~.' . , , " ' Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt that the bill be held over to the october" 23; 196T CO'u'ric-il meeting to allow proper notice,of, a~sessment to.be.given,owners of affected prope~ties. Motion carried. , 8 Council Bill No. 8177 - Levying assessments'for:sanitary sewer within Hall's Highiand:Addition and area within 160 f~et of east ~ound~ry of Hall's:Highland Addition ~as submitted and read in full. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt that the bill be held over to the October 23, 1967 Council I meeting to allow proper notice of assessment to be given owners of affected properties. Motio n carried. 9 Council Bill No. 8l77a - Levying, assessments for paving alley'between Ferry Street and Mill Street from 18th Avenue to 19th Avenue was, submitted and read in full. Mrs. Lauris'moved seconded by Mr. McNutt that the bill be held over to the October 23, 1967 Co~ncil meeting ,to allow proper notice of assessment to be given owners of affected properties. Mot{on carried. ,- e l 46 .., 5 . .... 9/25/67 I 1 Council Bill No. S17S - Paving Norwood Street from the south boundary of Marlow Park to the north boundary of Marlow Park, was submitted and read in full. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt 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 numberonly. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt 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. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt that the bill be approved and gi~n final passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill ,was declared passed and numbered 14997. 2 Council Bill No. S179 - Adopting plans and specificatio ns for paving Norwood Street from the south to the north boundary of Marlow Park was submitted and read in full. e Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt 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. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt 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 I the bill was read the third time by council bill numberonly. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr.McNutt that the bill be approved and given final passage, Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and numbered 1499S. 3 Council Bill No. SlSO - Sanitary sewer within 160 feet east and,west of Monroe Street from 2Sth Avenue to 550 feet south was submitted and read in full. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt 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. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt 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. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt that the bill be approved and given final passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and numbered 14999. 4 Council Bill No. SlSl - Adopting plans and specifications for sanitary sewer within 160 feet east and west of Monroe Street from 2Sth Avenue to 550 feet south was submitted and read in full. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt 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 I second time by council bill numberonly. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt thatthe 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. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt that the bill be approved and given final passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and numbered 15000. e 5 Council Bill No. SlS2 - Sanitary sewer within 160 feet north and south of E1wing Street if ex- tended east from east boundary of 1st Addition to Mountain Vista to Arcadia Drive was submitted and read in full. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt 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. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt 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. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt that the bill be approved and given final passage. Rollcall vote., All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was de clared passed and numbered '15001. I 6 Council Bill No. SlS3 - Adopting plans and specifications for sanitary sewer within 160 feet north and south of Elwing Street if extended east from east boundary of 1st Addition to Mountain Vista to Arcadia Drive was submitted and read in full. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt 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. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt that the r.ules be suspended and the bill read the third time -- by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously and thebil1 was read the third time by council bill number only. II C~.i'..'~~ ~6"6 e 9/25/67 - ,. - -" ,--- - --- . _.~._~---~ - ~ - '--- - - '- --- -- -- .----- -- .- -=-----.., .-.-- - -- -~- -. --,,----- -----. -- - . ------'- _...__._.-.~ ---------- ---- - "---'--- ---'---'-- Mrs. La.urismaved s.ecanded by Mr. McNutt that the bill be appraved and given' final passage. Rallcall I vate. All caunci1men present vating aye.,.. the bill. was decLared passed and numbered 15002 . 1 Cauncil Bill No.. 8184: - Amending City Cade ta include new matar.vehicle laws adapted by State and r.ep,epling,Or.dinan~e_ 14087. was. s.ubmitted.. and. read. in full.. Mrs. Lauris moved secanded by Mr. McNutt that the bill be read the secand time by caunci1 bill number an1y, wit.h unanima.us..cansent af the Cauncil. Matian carried unanimausly.and the bill. was read the secand .time. by. caunciL bill. number. .on1y._ . . -- . . --' . ' .. . . ... Mrs. Lauris maved secanded by Mr. McNutt that the rules be suspended and the bill was read the third .time. by ca~nci1 bill number .only, with unanimaus cansent: .of. the Cauncil. Matian carried unanimaus1y and the bill. was read.. the third time. by cauncil bill. numbeL anly. , . . .. , . , Mrs. Laur;i.s.~ved,~ecandedby.Mr."McNutt.that.:the, bill be.appraved and given:final passage. Rallcall vate. All cauncilmen present vating aye; the bill was. declared passed and numbered 15003. 2 .Co.unciLBill Na. ..8185, -"Amending.City_Cade. to.. cansalidate new ardinances into. Cade was submitted e and read in full. .. , .. . .. . .. . - , .. . Mrs. Lauris maved secanded by Mr. McNutt that the,'bi11 be read the secand time by caunci1 bill number an1y, with unanimaus'- cansent af the Cauncil. Motian carried unanimaus1y and the bill was read the secand time. by. caunciLbill: number. .only.. . . . . . , .:. " I. . .- . .. ..' .....-'....1 - ., ..... -. ..' - - . -.. .. . .. .. "- .~ . . .. ' . . I Mrs. Lauris maved secanded by Mr. McNutt that the rules be suspended and the bill read the third time by caunci1 ~i11 numberan1y, wi~h,unanimaus cansent af the:Caunci1. ,.Matian carried unanimaus1yand the bill was read the third time by,caunci1 bill number an1y. ' .. .. - . . Mrs. Lauris:..maved secanded:.by..Mr. McNutt.; that the. bill. be appraved.;and given .final passage., ,Ra11call vate. All caunci1men present vating aye, the.bi11 was declared passed and numbered: 15004. - -- --. ~ . -.. . .. .- . . .. ' RESOLUTIONS, : . ' . - - *- . 3 Resa1utian Na. 1462 - Autharizing abatement at 1290 West.28th Street (VanZanten) was submitted and read in full. . Mrs. Lauris maved secanded by Mr. McNutt that the resa1utian be adapted. .Matian carried. . ..-- .. , 4 Resalutian No.. 1463 :~-Autharizing abatement af building at end af Eatan Drive (Fischer) was submitted and read in full. . .. . .. Mrs. Lauris maved secanded by Mr. McNutt that the resalutian be adapted. Motian carried. .. . . .- . .- . 5 . Resoh~tian ,No. 1464 ,-. Aut.ha.rizing extensian .far ane year af trailer permit at 3495 Day Island Road (Western Ranch, Inc.) was submitted and read in full. . , , " .. ' , . . . ., Mrs. .Lauris maved ,:secQnded by.Mr.. . McNut t that .the .resa1ution be .adapted. :.Matia.n carried. ., , . I 6 Resa1utian No.. 1465 - Autharizing temparary tent permit far three manths (Kendall FarO.) at 13th and Olive was submitted and read in full. . . .' .. ~ , . . ' . " .. '. ..,. Mrs. Lauris maved secanded by Mr. McNutt .that the .resa.1utian be adapted., Matian carried. 7 Re.sa14tian.,Na. ,14.66. -, .Tr~nsmitting ta Planning Cammissian rez6n!ng requests far hearing .Octaber 10" 1967 (Caunc~l hearing Octaber23, 1967) was submitted and read in full. I I t Mrs.,"Laurts,J!laved. se<;Qnded..by.Mr. McNqtt .that,the.resalutian,be adapted., Mo.tian .carried. ....' I e I f . . -. ~ - .. - . . , ,.. , .' Upan matian duly made, secanded, and carried, the meeting was adjaurned. .. .. . .. , ,- . -.. . ..' ... .. ~- ,. . .- .. .. ' .. . ~? .. ugh McKiuley ./ . City Manager .. . ., I .. . - ,. . ..' .. . .. . , .. ., - . .. l,