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<br /> , IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT ITEM 7 Of THE COMMITTEE REPORT II
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<br /> I I CONSIDERATION OF LETTER RECEIVED FROM R. F. LOWE, SECRETARY OF THE TEAMSTERS LOCAL #57, CONCERN- It
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<br />CC ING THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES - A LETTER WAS READ FROM MR. LOWE, SECRETARY OF THE II
<br />C\1' " TEAMSTERS LOCAL #57, IN WHICH HE REQUESTED THAT THE TEAMSTERS UNION, AS REPRESENTATIVES OF SOME
<br />~ OF THE MAINTENANCE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEES, HAVE AN AUDIENCE WITH THE MAYOR AND MEMBERS OF THE COUNCIL ,
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<br /> TOWARD THE END THAT A WORKABLE METHOD OF REPRESENTING THESE MEMBERS IN NEGOTIATIONS ON IMPROVED ,
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<br />~ WORKING CONDITIONS AND SALARIES COULD BE ADOPTED. MR. LOWE, WHO WAS PRESENT AT THE MEETING, STATED
<br /> , THAT THE UNION IS REQUESTING THAT THE COUNCIL SET UP A COMMITTEE WHICH WOULD DISCUSS GRIEVANCES AND
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<br /> WAGE SCALES OF EMPLOYEES SO THAT THE MAINTENANCE EMPLOYEES WOULO HAVE PROPER REPRESENTATION, AND ;1
<br /> WOULD BE ALLOWED TO PRESENT THEIR REQUESTS FOR IMPROVED WORKII'G CONDITIONS, WAGE INCREASES AND I,
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<br /> GRIEVANCES IN SUCH A MANNER THAT THEY WOULD RECEIVE PROPER CONSIDERATION. II
<br />e EXPLAINED THAT UNDER THE CITY MANAGER FORM OF GOVERNMENT, AS COVERED IN OUR CITY CHARTER, THE
<br /> , COUNCIL HAS NO AUTHORITY TO NEGOTIATE DIRECTLY WITH EMPLOYEES OR THEIR REPRESENTATIVES, AND THAT I'
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<br /> MR. SHEARER AND MR. CHATT LEFT THE MEETING AT THIS POINT. ,
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<br /> .! THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT MR. LOWE'S LETTER BE REFERRED TO A SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE II
<br />I BUDGET COMMITTEE. MOTION CARRIED, MR. MOYER VOTING NAY. II
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MR. MCGAFFEY THAT MR. LOWE'S LETTER BE RECEIVED AND 'I
<br /> PLACED ON FILE AND NOT BE REFERRED TO A SPECIAL COMMITTEE OF THE BUDGET COMMITTEE. :1
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<br /> THE RE FOLLOWED SOME DISCUSSION, DURING WHICH MRS. LAUR I S STATED:~THAr, IN HER OPINION, UNION -,- 'i
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<br /> REPRESENTATIVES SHOULD BE ALLOWED TO PRESENT MATTERS PERTAINING TO WAGES AND WORKII'G CONDITIONS I,
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<br /> BEFORE THE COUNCIL OR BUDGET COMMITTEE AT ANY TIME. THE CITY MANAGER STATED THAT THE BASIC ISSUE il
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<br /> INVOLVED WITH THE CITY ADMINISTRATION II
<br /> IN WHICH THE UNION IS NOW IS ON SENIORITY, AND HE WILL ALWAYS :1
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<br /> INSIST ON THE MOST QUALIFIED MAN GETTING A PROMOTION REGARDLESS OF SENIORITY. 'I
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<br /> CITY EMPLOYEES MAY BELONG TO UNIONS IF THEY DESIRE BUT A CLOSED SHOP WILL NOT BE RECOGNIZED, AND I,
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<br /> THAT IT WILL NOT BE NECESSARY FOR AN EMPLOYEE TO JOIN A UNION IN ORDER TO SECURE OR RETAIN A JOB "
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<br /> VOTE WAS THEN TAKEN ON THE MOTION. MOTION CARRIED, MRS. LAURIS AND MR. MOLHOLM VOTING NAY. I'
<br /> 2 9. SIDEWALK LOCATION ON 34TH PLACE BETWEEN DONALD STREET AND MILL STREET - IT WAS EXPLAINED THAT A il
<br /> CURB SIDEWALK HAD BEEN REQUESTED AT THE ABOVE NAMED LOCATION AND INQUIRIES HAD BEEN MADE AS TO THE Ii
<br /> , COST OF MOVING 7 POLES WHICH SUPPORTED POWER AND COMMUNICATION EQUIPMENT ON 34TH PLACE BETWEEN il
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<br /> DONALD AND MILL STREETS. MR. MARTIN OF THE EUGENE WATER AND ELECTRIC BOARD WAS PRESENT AT THE I,
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<br /> MEETING Af\[) INFORMED THE COMMITTEE THAT THE COST OF MOVING THESE 7 POLES TO ACCOMODATE A CURB II
<br /> SIDEWALK WOULD BE APPROXIMATELY $2,000 AND THAT THE COUNCIL SHOULP CONSIDER POLE LOCATION COST II
<br /> I HE STATED THAT THESE POLES HAD BEEN I,
<br /> I WHEN LOCATING SIDEWALK INSTALLATIONS,. I N USE fOR A NUMBER :1
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<br /> OF YEARS ANQ WERE ORIGINALLY PLACED WITH THE FULL EXPECTATION THAT THEY WOULD ADEQUATELY CLEAR :1
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<br />I FUTURE SIDEWALKS WHEN INSTALLED IN STANDARD SETBACK LOCATIONS. :,
<br /> " THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE SIDEWALK BE LOCATED ON 34TH PLACE BETWEEN DONALD AND MILL It
<br /> STREETS WITH THE STANDARD SETBACK. MOTION CARRIED UNANIMOUSLY. "
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<br /> IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SHEARER AND SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT ITEM 9 OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT BE ,!
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<br /> REPORTS OF BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS II
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<br /> 3 A PERMANENT REPORT OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION MEETING HELD JUNE 21, 1960 - RE: ZON I NG PATTERN 'I
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<br /> , FOR THE WILLAKENZIE AREA, WAS SUBMITTED AND READ'AS FOLLOWS: II
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<br /> , "AT A SPECIAL MEETING OF THE EUGENE PLANNING COMMISSION JUNE 21, 1,960, THE PLANNING COMMISSION
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<br /> I MADE THE FOLLOWING RECOMMENDATION TO TH~ COUNCIL: THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THAT THE I!
<br /> , COUNCIL ADOPT THE ZONING PATTERN FOR THE WILLAKENZIE AREA ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF EUGENE BY VOTE OF :1
<br /> , THE PEOPLE ON JANUARY 12, 1960 AND DECLARED TO BE A PART OF THE CITY OF EUGENE BY THE SECRETARY
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<br /> , OF STATE ON JANUARY 9, 1960, AS PRESENTED AT THE PUBLIC HEARING JUNE 21, 1960, AS SHOWN ON THE I
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<br /> " ATTACHED MAP; IN VIEW OF THE EXPIRATION OF COUNTY ZONING ON JULY 19, 1960, IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT i
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<br /> THE EMERGENCY CLAUSE BE ATTACHED, AND IMMEDIATE PASSAGE BE GIVEN BY THE COUNCIL; AND THAT ZONING I
<br /> : ORDINANCE No. 10691 BE AMENDED AS FOLLOWS: il
<br /> SECTION XXV., EXCEPTIONS TO FRONT YARD REQUIREMENT iI
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<br /> A. SPECIAL SETBACKS FOR FUTURE STREET WIDENING I,
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<br /> I. BUILDINGS IN COMMERCIAL AND INDUSTRIAL ZONES, W~RE ALLOWED BY THIS ORDINANCE, SHALL I
<br /> SET BACK A MINIMUM OF FORTY (40) FEET FROM AND MEASURED AT RIGHT ANGLES TO THE CENTER I
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<br /> LINE OF THE BELOW NAMED STREETS. I'
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<br /> FROM AND MEASURED AT RIGHT ANGLES TO THE CENTER LINE OF THE FOLLOWING STREETS: II
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<br /> OAKWAY ROAD FROM COBRUG ROAD TO CAL YOUNG ROAD I,
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<br /> COBURG ROAD FROM HARLOW ROAD TO THE NORTH CITY LIMITS !I
<br /> CAL YOUNG ROAD FROM A POINT 850 FEET EAST OF THE NORTHEAST CORNER OF C.W. YOUNG DLe #53 II
<br /> TO THE WEST CITY LIMITS II
<br /> HARLOW ROAD FROM COBURG ROAD TO THE EAST CITY LIMITS "
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<br />e WILLAKENZIE ROAD FROM COBURG ROAD TO THE EAST CITY LIMITS II
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<br /> , NORKENZIE ROAD FROM CAL YOUNG ROAD TO THE NORTH CITY LIMITS
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