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<br /> Counc i 1 'Chamber I
<br /> Eugene, Oregon
<br /> December 8, 1969
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<br /> Regular meeting of the Common Council of the city of Eugene,' Oregon was called to order by'His'Honor
<br /> I Lester E. Anderson, Mayor, at 7 :30 p.m. on December 8, 1969 in the Council Chamber with the follow-
<br /> j ing Councilmen present: Mrs., Hayward, Dr. Purdy, Messrs; McDonald ~nd Teague, Mrs. Beal, Messrs.
<br /> I Gribskov, Mohr and Williams.' ,
<br /> I Minutes of Council meetingsheld November 10, , 1969, as mail,e,d to Council membe!,s, wereappr?yed.
<br /> I Petition, North Eugene High School Students - Mayor Anderson introduced Miss Pam O'Sullivan, who
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<br /> I presented a petition signed by 3)3 students from North Eugene High School, requesting that the
<br /> I cross on Skinner's Butte be retained as a symbol of our City and community.
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<br /> I Foreclosure Sale on Delinquent Liens - Foreclosure procedure for delinquent assessment liens was
<br /> established to allow the City to stay abreast of principal and interest on Bancroft Bonds. The e
<br /> I City is currently proceeding, with a sale involving 246 assessments on 203 properties for a delin-
<br /> quency of $262,322.44. Many of these have become delinquent since the last foreclosure sale in
<br /> I' November of 1968. The sale date has been 'set for January 8, 1970. Delinquent assessments will be
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<br /> II published and "may be,paid prior to sale date, to avoid legal foreclosure sale.
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<br /> In answer to Dr. Purdy's question the Manager said no prev{ously foreclosed properties have been sold.
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<br /> I' Some are not clear, or ready for sale. City Attorney said? suit to quiet title is pending at this I
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<br /> I time. A number of the foreclosed properties were owned by Lane County. In answer to Councilwoman
<br /> I Beal the Attorney said most are new subdivisions having trouble with financing. The City has not
<br /> /I foreclosed on any particularly 'low income or smaller value properties.
<br /> !I Bid Opening, Public Works Department, December 1, 1969 -'Bids were awarded on the following:
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<br /> 11 Sanitary Sewer McKinley Street ~...."..-....;:;..~ -.,,-- ft/ Completion date
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<br /> from Roosevelt Blvd. to 600 ft. " front foot
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<br /> Ii south '. '.
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<br /> II Kenneth R. Bostick Const. Co. $ 7,8?5.00 '~La t. $ 0.097
<br /> II Levy 0.005
<br /> II Servo $175.00 J~nuary 16 ~ 1970
<br /> Ii D & D Back hoe Service 8,734.00
<br /> I' C. H. Lyons 9,432.00
<br /> Ii Wild ish Const. Co. 9,871.40
<br /> I R. C. Parsons 10,399.50
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<br /> I 2. Sanitary and Storm Sewer Olive St.
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<br /> d from 5th Avenue to 6th Avenue;
<br /> I' 5th Avenue from Olive/Street
<br /> il to Willamette Street
<br /> II D. & D. Backhoe Service $22,377 .15
<br /> II Wildish Construction 25,428.36 I
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<br /> :! Kenne th R. Bostick Const. Co. 25,527.30
<br /> ii R. C. Parsons 37,090.40 January 30, 1970
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<br /> 11 The staff recommended award to the low bidder in each project.
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<br /> " Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. McDonald to award the contract to low bidder in each of the above
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<br /> I, two projects. Rollcall vote. All councilmentpresent voting aye, the motion carried.
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<br /> il COMMITTEE REPORT ' .
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<br /> 'I Committee meeting held November 26, 1969:
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<br /> 11 "Present: Mayor Anderson; Councilmen Hayward, McDonald, Beal, Gribskov, Mohr and Williams;
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<br /> ; ~ City Manager and staff;' and others.
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<br /> 'I 1. Appointment - Mayor Anderson announced appointment of Fred Mohr, Council representative to
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<br /> I, Lane Human Resources Board.
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<br /> ,I 2. Council Self-Study - Councilwoman Hayward reminded Councilmen of a prey,ious self~study
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<br /> 'I where it was agreed changes should be made in procedure. Mrs. Hayward suggested that
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<br /> , a study session should be scheduled in the month of December. Perhaps at that time by-laws
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<br /> " could be adopted. Mayor Anderson suggested that the Council meet December 15 for this
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<br /> II purpose, at 7:30 1n the McNutt Room.
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<br /> " 3. Availability of Movies - Councilman Mohr commented on 'concerns of the community about
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<br /> (, quality and kinds of movies available for the general public, and suggested a
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<br /> Ii recommendation in open letter that the good offices of the City be provided to groups
<br /> ij of persons wishing to expand'on various kinds of movies in terms of a filming society
<br /> :1 or private club which could show movies. Mr. Mohr did not feel government should get
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<br /> I ~ into the business of subsidizing movies, but could provide help to groups. Mr. Mohr
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<br /> " suggested that the School Board was a proper agency to provide facilities for such an
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<br /> expanded film entertainment program, and he volunteered to draft a letter outlining e
<br /> i1 responsibility and a sense of the opportunity to make a concerted effort in this direction.
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