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<br />plantings ad:j-acent to commercial development. If a fence was to be allowed , it would have to be
<br />inside plantings, and it would be difficult to keep the trees healthy under those circumstances.
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<br />Mr. McDonald felt there should be a better criteria for buffering. Planning Director said Planning
<br />Commission has drafted such criteria, and it has been submitted to landscape architects for comment.
<br />It will come before the City Council for approval.
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<br />City Manager suggested that perhpas the best solution-would be to allow a sight obscuring fence
<br />inside the trees, at least until the trees provide a solid screen. Councilwoman Hayward was
<br />concerned that if the trees are not growing now, they would receive no care at all if they were
<br />outside the fence.
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<br />Vote taken on motion as stated. Motion carried.
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<br />A short break was taken.
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<br />Mall Arts Commission - The City Manager said the Mayor had appointed a committee to review and
<br />encourage art work in the downtown mall, and read names of those appointed to the Mall Arts
<br />Commission, as follows: Hugh Mitchell, Phil Gilmore, Hart Larsen, Paul Buckner, Dr. Charles F.
<br />Williams, Mrs. Richard Miller, Lewis Hoffman, Mrs. Wm. J. McHolick, Mrs. E. Chas. Pressman, Mr.
<br />Andrew Vincent, Mr. Dave Nunt, Mrs. Robert Glass, Mrs. Dean Linder, Mrs. Robert Fraser, Mrs. Paul
<br />Cole, Peter Rieth, Gregory Guistina. '
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<br />COMMITTEE REPORTS
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<br />Meeting held April 29, 1970:
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<br />Present: Mayor Anderson; Councilmen Teague, Hayward, Beal, Mohr and Williams; City manager
<br />and staff; and others.
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<br />Items from Mayor and Council
<br />A. Electrical Code Committee -
<br />will be requesting a public
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<br />Mr. Teague reported that the Electrical Code Committee
<br />hearing on the proposed code in the near future.
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<br />City Manager said a public hearing had been proposed for the meeting of May 25. He
<br />has discussed this with members of the committee and the electrical industry, and
<br />it was felt this matter could bette~ be heard at a special Monday night meeting.
<br />He suggested June 1, 1970, and that at the same time, amendments to the electrical
<br />code could be heard. /
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<br />Mr. McDonald moved seconded by Dr. Purdy to amend Item la to have a special Council
<br />meeting on June 1 to hear the electrical code committee report and study possible
<br />amendments to the electrical code. Motion carried.
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<br />B. Police Practices - Mr. Mohr requested a report on a complaint he received regarding
<br />Police and Administrative practices.
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<br />C. Lane County Council on Alcoholism - Councilman Mohr reported that Lane County
<br />Council on Alcoholism has prepared a model program and budget for establishment
<br />of a detoxification center, and will have it before the next budget committee
<br />meeting.
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<br />Mr. McDonald moved seconded by Dr. Purdy to receive and file items lA and IB of the committee
<br />report. Motion carried.
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<br />D. 13th Avenue Closure - Mr. Gene Oliver, University of Oregon student, reported that
<br />the barricades had been removed from 13th Avenue, and explained student reasons for
<br />erecting them. He -felt there was a lack of communication between students and city
<br />government, and that the process of government should be speeded up.
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<br />Mr. Spence Alpert requested permanent closure of 13th, and suggested ways to accomplish
<br />this.
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<br />Mr. Bolen said he was a pepresentative of President Clark, and that President Clark
<br />would like 13th Avenue closed. He requested in the name of the students, that the
<br />hearing be moved from May 11 to May 4, in view of tense feelings on both sides.
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<br />Mr. John Assmus Eead a statement prepared by students prior to erection of the
<br />barricade, and said they felt the street should be closed by the city, not by
<br />the simdents.
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<br />Mr. Bob Winger, president of the Student Senate, said he had worked four years for
<br />closure of 13th, and requested speedy Council action to accomplish the closure.
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<br />Mr. Thomas Hedgpeth, 939 Jefferson, objected to the illegal closure of 13th, and
<br />felt that, as a taxpayer, he had the right to continue to use this street.
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<br />Mr. Ron Eachus said he spoke for a group of students who erected the barricade! He
<br />explained their reasons for putting it up, and said they had been trying to get
<br />13th closed for a long time. He requested that the hearing be moved to May 4.
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<br />The City Manager clarified procedures for street vacation, and public hearings and
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