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<br /> ,I and direct staff to transmi. t.. LL to ,the> State ..Board.> of-. Righecf~ .Educati on . Motion
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<br /> ,I Mr. moved seconded by Mrs.. Hayward ,that .the, Council approve the agreement and direct staff to ii
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<br /> Councilman Teague expressed his, concern that the City was not receiving adequate compensation ,
<br /> for vacation of this street. "
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<br /> City Manager explained that the agreement does.notprovide for specific compensation, but
<br /> provides that, if the State agrees to proposed future traffic carrying facilities, it will provide:
<br /> to the city, free of charge, right of way on property in its ownership. He outlined further ~:
<br /> provisions of the agreement. ,
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<br /> Councilwoman Hayward was concerned that the discussion concerned trade of land for, streets and "
<br /> movement of vehicular traffic. It ,was her feeling the Council should not be committing itself
<br /> e to wilding more roads at this point.
<br /> Mayor Anderson felt that agreements between units of government were difficult to work out, and
<br /> he hoped that future representatives of various constituencies would have the same interest for
<br /> the entire welfare of the community which this Council and State Board of Higher Education had.
<br /> I A vote was taken on the motion as stated. The motion carried with Mr. Teague voting no.
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<br /> IV. County Assumption of Dog Control
<br /> Lane County, Springffeld and the city of Eugene have worked for several months toward unified
<br /> dog control service. An agreement has been reached which has Springfield Council approval
<br /> and is already in effect in Cottage Grove. The proposal provides that all licensing
<br /> and enforcement will be done by the County, that two full-time dog control officers will
<br /> be provided to work in the city year round, and that two additional men will be
<br /> provided during the spring and summer months. The contract will provide for enforce-
<br /> ment of the Eugene ordinance in the Ci ty, even though it is stricter than the County
<br /> ordinance.
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<br /> I, The proposal will include turning over our dog control van to the County for the
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<br /> I' duration of the contract. The contract is for one year, and may be renewed only
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<br /> I if both parties agree. Net cost to the City is estimated at $13,000., Current Ci ty
<br /> ,I cost is $18,000~ Staff recommends approval.
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<br /> In answer to Dr. Purdy, City Manager said pet owners would be cited into Municipal
<br /> Court, and revenues achieved would be credited against billing from the County.
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<br /> Ii Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Dr. Purdy to proceed with an agreement to allow I'
<br /> ! ~ the County to assume dog control enforcement. Motion carried.
<br /> Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. Gribskov that the City proceed with the agreement to allow
<br /> I the County to assume dog control enforcement. Motion carried. I
<br /> V. Bids, Public Works Department, opened December 14, 1970
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<br /> il Cleveland Street from 24th Avenue to 25th Avenue
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<br /> 'I D & D Backhoe Service $2,050.00 Lat 0.036/sq.ft. (no cost to
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<br /> C. H. Lyons 2,442.00 Levy 0.005/sq.ft. City)
<br /> e : Wildish Const. Co. 2,458.60
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<br /> Ii Shur-Way Contractors 2,571.00
<br /> COMPLETION DATE: February 1, 1971
<br /> I' Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the contract be awarded to the low bidder for
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<br /> :, sanitary sewer on Cleveland Street. Rollcall. vote. All councilmen present voting, aye, the I
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<br /> A. Bwcycie Study - Councilwoman-elect Campbell reported that she had a communi-
<br /> cation from Dr. Robert Sommer, Department of Psychology, Davis, California,
<br /> regarding the bicycle program in Davis. He has forwarded a report to her which
<br /> should be of value to the bicycle comndttee.
<br /> I Councilwoman Hayward called attention to the fact that her family had eight
<br /> bicycles stolen, and that she wished the City could instigate a program of public I'
<br /> : ~ information and education concerning theft of bicycles. "
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<br /> Councilman Mohr felt it should be possible for the City to paint recovered
<br /> bicycles in an orange or pink color and put them on the campus for public use. Approve
<br /> Mr. Thomas Hedgpeth, 939 Jefferson, was interested in the suggested public information program
<br /> e regarding stolen bicycles. The City Manager explained that Councilwoman Hayward had several
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