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<br /> . Eugene, Oregon
<br /> October 27, 1969
<br /> I Adjour~ed meeting of the C?nunon Council of the city of Eugene Oregon:" called to' order bY1His Honor.
<br /> j Lester E. Anderspn, at 7 :30 p.m. on October 27, 1969 - in the Council Chamber, with the following
<br /> I Counc{lmen present: Mrs. Hayward, Hr. Purdy, Messrs. McDonald, Wingard and Teague, Mrs. Beal and
<br /> II Messrs. Gribskov and Mohr.
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<br /> II Minutes of the meeting held October 13, 1969, as maiilied to Council members were approved.
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<br /> I Proclamation, Friday October 31, 1969, UNICEF DAY -A P::6clamation was read, declaring Friday, October
<br /> II 31, 1969 UNICEF DAY. Mayor ..t\,nderson expressed the hope' -that the City. would enjoy a passive' and happy
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<br /> II Social Goals Conunittee, Request - At its first meeting; the Social Goals Conunittee' officially requested
<br /> If the City Council and Mayor to invite Lane County Conunissioners and the Mayor and Council of Springfield e
<br /> Ii to join with them in establishment of Social Goals. for the metropolitan. area.
<br /> I: MJ:?:s. Hayward moved. seconded by Mr. McDonald that the Council ex!;end an invitation to the City Council. ._.
<br /> ,i and Mayor of Springfield and Lane County Commissioners to participate, either officially or unofficially,
<br /> r with the Cp1,1ncil Social Goals Conunittee in setting forth social' goals. for the metropolitan area.
<br /> Motion carried.
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<br /> II Chin iu Report, Elizabeth Margoliash - In her rec'ent visit to Chinju, Korea, Miss Elizabeth Margoliash
<br /> i ?cted as representative of the city of Eugene to our Sister City. Miss Margoliash presented a gift
<br /> II of satin to. Mayor Anderson, sent by the Mayor of Chinju'. She circulated pictures taken' during her
<br /> Ii trip, and conunented on the differences in cultures of the two countries. She outlined needs of the I
<br /> :1 people of Korea, especially mixed blood -orphans, but said' she felt t,he country had.made much progress
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<br /> II Resignation, Counciiman Wingard. - Mayor Ande.rson read the resignation of George Wingard, effective
<br /> II November 9, 1969. Councilman Wingard is a .State Representative from Lane County, and has found t.he
<br /> Ii increasing activity of his legislative ass:i;gnments make it impossible for him to continue on the
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<br /> ii Mayor Anderson accepted Councilman Wingard's resignation with regret and expres$Jed deep appreciation
<br /> Ii for his fine work in behalf of local government.
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<br /> I Councilwoman Hayward joined with Mayor Anderson in expressing the regret of the Council, and announced
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<br /> ! that the Council would entertain applications or reconunendations to fill the position in Ward 2.
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<br /> I On Councilman Purdy's sug~estion, the Council requested candidates names be in to the Council by Monday,
<br /> I November 3. The Council will meet at 11;00 Wednesday, November 5 to interview applicants.
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<br /> II Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. McDonald to accept with regret the resignation of Councilman George II
<br /> I, Wingard. Motion carried.
<br /> jl Councilman Mohr said rules have been worked out for appointing a Mayor or Councilman, upon death or I
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<br /> : resignation.
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<br /> Ii COMMITTEE REPORTS I
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<br /> 11 Committee meeting held October 1~, 1969:
<br /> I, "Present: Mayor Anderson; Councilmen Hayward, Wingard, Teague, Beal, Gribskov and Mohr; City
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<br /> !' 1. Processing of Venison in Local Markets - Councilman Mohr requested staff report on processing
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<br /> i of venison meat in local meat markets.
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<br /> 'I 2.' -:Human Service Challenge Conference - C0uncilwoman Hayward announced a Human Service Challenge
<br /> II Cbnfer'ence at University of bregon, October 30, 1969.
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<br /> II 3. Resolution, Chamber of Commerce - Mrs. Hayward conunented on a resolution forwarded by the I
<br /> I' Chamber of Conunerce urging the Common Council and Mayor's Room Tax Allocation Conunittee to
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<br /> d adhere to guidelines set down in the charter amendment and limit use of funds. The Counc i 1
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<br /> j had discussed this previously and had intended to abide by the charter amendment to
<br /> I this effect. It was agreed that the resolution did not require acknowledgement or conunent.
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<br /> i1 4. On-Street Parking - Councilwoman Beal saidhthe City Attorney had reported on the problem
<br /> Ii of reserving on-street parking spaces in congested areas for owners of homes. In I
<br /> ,I general his response was favorable. Copies were sent to staff, and Mrs. Beal would
<br /> I, appreciate a recommendation from staff on this matter.
<br /> !\Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. McDonald to receive and file Items 1, 2, 3, and 4 of the Conunittee
<br /> ;, report. Motion carried.
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