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~ e o l A "" 1 ~ ,: ., i: ,'i.. !;) 11/24/69 -- - - ~ ..z .. - - u____ _ -- - ._- - - -- .... ..--- '- ...- - - -- .1 on unimproved streets. Councilman Mohr had understood the Council had acted to expend the money to go ahead I with the program. It was his understanding they would pick up leaves on unpaved I streets. The Mayor said this was not his understanding and the Council had taken no r official action. Public Works Director wanted to make clear his estimate was merely I based on a longer period for leaf removal. It would not provide additional equipment. I In reply to Mrs. Beal he said a new Vacall vehicl~ would cost about $25,000. No I action was taken. I 3. Use of DDT - Councilwoman Hayward announced the city of Eugene has not been using DDT fprten months. I Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. McDonald to receive and file Items 1 , 2, and 3 of the Committee repor t. Motion carried. I 4. Resolution, Federal Defense Expenditures - Councilman Mohr outlined Council action e at the last Council meeting to defeat this resolution, and moved, seconded by Mrs. I Hayward to place the resolution objecting to appropriation of federal funds for I development of the S.S.T. on the next Council agenda. Motion carried. This item was taken under title "Resolutions" 5. Status Report, Committee Employe Relations - Mr. McDonald reported that the Council Sub- I committee communicated with Mr. Fraser, chairman of the Council Committee on Employe-Employer Relations, who will report the progress of his committee to the Council. Mr. Fraser said the purpose of his report is to outline needs of staff, criteria for selection of staff and estimated expenditures required to conduct the work of the committee. Mr. Fraser complimented the Council on sel~ction of the Committee, and outlined areas for discussion. He explained that the Committee requested permission to hire Scott Bannister to do research and collation, and perhaps some clerical help. They intend to conduct dinner business meetings, and would like reimbursement for mea Is, and mileage for one committee member who lives and works in Salem. Mr. Fraser said the Committee anticipates holding hearings, and that the cQllation is well under way. They hope to report sometime in February or March. In answer to Councilwoman Hayward, Mr. Fraser sa id they proposed 'to pay Mr. Bannis ter $2.75 or $3.00 an hour. ~s. Hayward'moved seconded by Mr. Gr'illbskov to authorize committee expenses for I clerical and stenggraphic help, research, travel, meals, up to and not ~Q exceed ~1,000. City Manager suggested the committee submit a monthly report of finances expended. Vote taken on motion. Motion carried. Mr. Patrick Flynn commented on the report, and the necessity for' expediency. I .-, . - ----- - Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. McDonald to approve the report. ~n~e~periditure of funds. Mr. Frank Jackson asked if the Council would be accepting the Committee report at this meeting, and when the Council would discuss collective bargaining. Mayor Anderson said the Council at this time only approved expenses for the committee, and would discuss collective bargaining after the committee submitted its report. e Vote taken on motion as stated. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, motion carried. Councilwoman Hayward responded to the firefighters request for preliminary meeting to discuss collective bargaining, s?ying there was nothing new for the Council to consider, and the committee had been appointed to assist the Council to approach the problem in a fresh way. Mayor Anderson I agreed that no discussions would be heJd with firefighters until the Council received a report I from the committee. I 6. Planning Commission Report, Oc tober 7, 1969 (he ld over) A. Amendment to Zoning Ordinance to permit sale of alcoholic beverages in ,restaurants in C-l Zones. Recommended by Planning Commission Manager explained that grocery stores in C-l District are permitted to sell packaged beer, but restaurants in the same district are nqt permitted this privil- I ege. Planning Commission recommended deletion of the word "not" from description I of restaurant as permitted ,in a C-l zone. I I I Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. McDonald to amend the Zoning Ordinance as recommended by the Planning Commission. Motion carried. The City Manager said mi~utes of the Committee meeting should be corrected as follows: Section 11.02 - permitted buildings and uses (z) Restaurants, except no drive-ins or walk-ups; II sale of alcoholic beverages prohibited." Delete wording "sale of alcoholic beverages pro.hibited~!'.' Ii e I, Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. McDonald to approve Item 6 of th~ Committee report. Motion carxied. 11/24/69 - 3, 1ll !i I' Ii .....