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<br />I Liquor Licei:1seApplication for Package Store Class B was submitted by Howard and Glayds Gibson dha I
<br />Dari-Mart, BOO' Highway 99N, adding name of C. B. Wood to ownership, as approved by the Police De-
<br />partment.
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<br />Mr. Chatt moved ~econded by Mr~ Crakes ~h?t the_license be reco~erided' fgr appr~val. Motion carried.
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<br />2 Progress Payment - 3rd for Lloyd'Eklund for Skinners Butte'Comfatt Station ~ $2~133.l5 was submitted.
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<br />Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr. Crpkes that the payment ~e allowed and proper City officials be
<br />authorized to draw the' necessary warrant. 'Rollcall vote. 'All councilmen present voting aye, motion
<br />carried.
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<br />COMMITTEE REPORTS
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<br />Committee meeting held August 18, 1966: . .,.
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<br />"Present: Mayor Cone (arrived li3te); Councilmen Laur:i~s (presiding until Mayor's arrival), tit
<br />"'-Chatt, Crakes (arrived late), 'Purdy, Anderson, and Lassen; city Man'ager and'- ,.,,-
<br />staff; and others.
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<br />a 1. Planning Commission'Report ::. Augu~t 2. 1966 '. .....' ,.. ,
<br />a. Rezoning to'R-3G area between 2936 and 3046 Willamette. Planning Commission -
<br />Initiated and'recommended fO,r.approval by the Planning Commission. Keith Allen, I
<br />C. M. Zimmerman, 'and Gurney'Ric;hard appeared and 'spoke in opposition to the
<br />proposed zone' change. Mr-. Anderson moved seconded by Dr. Purdy to defer a de-
<br />cision until'the Council members can view the area. Motion carried.
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<br />Councilman Crakes entered the Committee meeting.
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<br />4 ,_, b. Variance from R-l at 2865 Oak to permit use for off-street parking' lot. Sid
<br />Milligan - The Planning Commission recommended approval subjett to,staff revie~-
<br />regarding -type of plantings for the buffering strips and the neces-sity for a '
<br />sprin!slingr" system. Mr. Chat t moved seconded by Dr. Purdy to approve the recQm:'
<br />mendation. Motion carried.
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<br />Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr., Crakes'to,_approve Items 103 and lb of the Committee report, Motion
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<br />5 2. Laurelwood Supper Club Closing'Hours - A letter was read from Hale Thompson, attorney,
<br />requesting that the Laurelwood'Club be granted a 2:30 a.m. closing time for the opera-
<br />tion of their Club facilities-. In 1960, residents' of the area complained of excessive
<br />noise originating from the Club's parking lot between 1:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m. At that
<br />time the City Council recommended that the State Liquor Commission change the closing
<br />time from 2:30 a.m. to 1:00 a.m., which was accepted and placed.into erfect. The
<br />police department and Sheriff's office report no complaints for disturbance-since -the-
<br />City and the present ~ess~e too~ over the operation' in February 1966. Mr. Anderson'
<br />moved seconded by Mr. uChatt that the Council recommend to the State Liquor Control I'
<br />Commission that the Club be, granted a 2: 30 a.m. :Closing time on Fridays and Saturdays
<br />for a trial period of six months, with special banquets to be handled on a perm1ssion
<br />only basis, and further that these changes could be cancelled at any time during the '
<br />trial period. Motion carried, Mr. Crakes voting no. _
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<br />John Morgan, 1995 East 27th Avenue, presented a petition with 30 signatures opposing a change of the
<br />closing hours of the Laurelwood Supper'Cl~b. Mr. Morgan stated that in his opinion the School Dis-
<br />trict should not own property where there, isa bar, and the City should not be in the position of
<br />leasing a'bar, thereb~,en~~u!ag~ng people to~dr~n~:, ~
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<br />Russell Doran, Jr., lessee of the-Laurelwood Club, asked to be given a chance to prove that the Club
<br />can be operated with later closing hours on Fridays and Saturdays without creating disturbances,
<br />stating that lie has recEd.v~d:,n~ comp~~ints sinc~ taking' over the"operat~on lnr Febru'ary'~1966.
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<br />Mr. Crakes moved seconded by Dr. Purdy to deny the request to recommend to the Oregon Liquor Control
<br />Commission a change~ in- the Supper Club "s"closlng, hours: . Motion carried'~ '
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<br />6 "3'~:widening 6thand'7thAvenues"':' A letter was'read'from the Oregon State Highway Depart-
<br />ment regarding a revised design for widening 6th and 7th Avenues based on a 46-foot
<br />width with complete resurfacing'at an estimated cost of $425,000, of which Eugene's.
<br />share is $106,250. The City Manager commented,that it seems undesirable to spend '
<br />this amount of'money at the'present time whenlt is not known-whether this plan will
<br />tie in with the Eugene Development Agency" s r:ecommendatlbns: - M~. Chat!: mov'ed , " , .,
<br />seconded by Dr: Purdy that as a temporary solution all parking be removed on 6th I/~
<br />Avenue from Blair Boulevard. to' High Street; and on 7th Avenue from 200 to 300 feet
<br />west of Blair Boulevard to High Street, with the exception of the north side of 7th ,
<br />Avenue between Olive and Oak Streets. Motion carried.
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<br />Mr. Chat~ moved seconded by Mr. Crakes to approve Item 3 of the Committee report ,and to refer to the
<br />Planning Commission and Eugene Development- Agency the $425,000 plan far~widening 6th and 7th Avenues"
<br />to 46 feet and the suggestion to proceed with widening 7th Avenue from Pearl to High'and complete-the
<br />curbs and gutters east of High so that four lanes can be developed on 7th between Pearl and the north-
<br />south split east of High.r Motion carried. 'tit
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