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<br />'Mrs. Beal moved seconded by Mr. Williams that hearing on the appeal be
<br />rescheduled for March 26, 1973 Council meeting. Motion carried unanimously.
<br />(Council meeting subsequ~ntly postponed to March 27, 1973.)
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<br />Items previously discussed in committee meeting February, 28, 1973 CRresent: MaY9r,
<br />Anderson; Councilmen Beal, Wiiliams, Her$hner, Campbell, Keller, Murray, and Wood).
<br />Minutes of that meeting appear below printed in italics.
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<br />A. [Request for 'Cominltt;ee-~ Needs of Handicapped'- Jim Martin of the' "Wheels"- organiza-
<br />!. tion requested that t:he Ci t:y work wi t:h Springfield in creat:ion of a commi t:t:ee on
<br />!a metropolit:an basis to review t:he needs of the handicapped. He said t:he need for
<br />~such a body is evidenced by architectural barriers and the recent increase in taxi
<br />i fares. Mayor Anderson said that he is prepared t:o discuss wi th the Mayor of Spring- ·
<br />'field, and possibly with the County, the need for a program, to assist the disabled. '
<br />'He felt that rather than keeping assistance on a voluntary basis, a committee might:
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<br />help in suggesting changes, legislation, and other items which are often overlooked.
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<br />Mr. Murray moved seconded by Mr. Wood to authorize the Mayor to proceed as requested.,
<br />Motion carried unanimously. Approve
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<br />B.,Right-of-Way Purchase, Echo Hollow and Norkenzie Roads - Authorization was requested
<br />I to exercise options for the purchase of Echo Hollow and Norkenzie right-of-way:
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<br />A. Delmar and Ellen Lynch, 2240 Norkenzie
<br />B. Nelson and Frances Page, l8~5 Norkenzie
<br />C. Margaret: and Earl Simmons, 2220 Norkenzie
<br />D. Daniel and Susan French, 2090 Norkenzie
<br />E. Robert and Hazel a/Neil, 260 Blackfoot-(EchooHol.low)
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<br />F. Robert and Joan Kiene, 2190 Norkenzie
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<br />$ 262.00
<br />910.00
<br />260.00
<br />684.00
<br />1,310.00
<br />325.00
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<br />Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. Wood to purchase the properties as recommended.
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<br />lin answer to Councilwoman Campbell, Public Works Director said the design for the
<br />: streets provides for bicycle paths. In answer to Councilman Williams, Manager '
<br />lsaid the purchase figures are generally based on square foot appraisal by the city
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<br />, pI us damages for development. He added that formal appraisal on these small pi eces ,
<br />~would -cost more than the value of the land involved. ' Co.mm
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<br />Vote was taken on the motion to approve. Motion carried unanimously. : jApprOVe
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<br />C.purchase of Property, 301 North Lincoln, Parks'Wareoouse - CopIes' of memo from
<br />,Parks Depart:ment recommending purchase of this property for warehouse needs were
<br />previously distributed to Council members. Present: warehouse space on the Raup
<br />'property will soon be unavailable because of ciearance of the propert:y in line
<br />,wit:h agreement with HUD., Also, warehouse space in Alton Baker Park is scheduled
<br />to be removed. The propert:y proposed for puchase is adjacent t:o the Public Works
<br />; shops and to Skinners Butte Park. It is also adjacent to Southern Pacific prop-
<br />'erty now being considered for dedication as public right-of-way and would allow
<br />: widening of that right-of-way if desired in the future and assuming the warehouse
<br />,use is no longer needed.
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<br />· Authorization for negotiation of a lease/purchase arrangement for the property is ,
<br />: proposed, since funds are not available in the, current budget for outright purchase.!
<br />This would provide for an l8-month lease at $450 per month, the City providing in- :
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<br />surance and paying taxes for that period of time. The City will have the option I
<br />to purchase for $50,000 with 50% of the first six months' rent to apply on the
<br />'purchase price; the option may also be exercised during the second six months, but
<br />the rent would not then apply on the purchase price. It was understood approval
<br />of this parti cular amount of money was not being sought at this time.
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<br />Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mrs. Beal to authorize staff
<br />tion and bring back to the Council a purchase agreement for
<br />North Lincoln. ,Motion carried unanimously.
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<br />Manager reviewed the proposal as presented at committee and explained that the lease/purchase
<br />agr~ement as presented at that time was the result of negotiation and 'the actual agreement
<br />under which the option for purchase was to be exercised. Staff recommended authorization
<br />to enter into the agreement as presented.
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<br />Councilman McDonald raised the question of making lease payments in the event the City's
<br />budget is not approved. Manager noted that the terms of the agreement would allow the
<br />City to occupy the building for 18 months; however, there would be no credit from rent
<br />toward the purchase price after the first six months.
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