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<br /> THE VOTERS WOULD SERIOUSLY HAMPER"THE FINE EFFORTS OF THE CITY COUNCIL IN
<br /> EXPAND I NG 'AND IM~ROVINGTHE CITY'S PARK SYSTEM. MA YOR CONE URGED THE CITI-
<br /> ZENS OF EUGENE NOT TO SIGN OR SUPPORT THE INITIATIVE PETITION IN ANY WAY.
<br /> COUNCILMAN CHATT SUGGESTED THE MAYOR APPOINT A CITIZENS COMMITTEE TO POINT
<br /> OUT TO THE GENERAL PUBLIC THE ADVANTAGES OF THE PROPOSED PEARL STREET ~XTEN-
<br /> SION. THE M~YOR APPROVED THE RECOMMENDATION AND STATE~ HE WOULD APPOINT A
<br /> COMMITTEE fOR THIS PURPOSE.
<br /> I 3. PURCHASE AMAZON PARK PROPERTY, PEARL STREET EXTENS I ON - BA'SED UPON AN AP-
<br /> PRAISAL REPORT BY MR. JAMES RODMAN, THE CITY MANAGER RECOMMENDED THE CITY
<br /> OFFER "THE CENTURY OF PROGRESS fUND $51,000 FOR AMAZON PARK PROPERTY FOR THE
<br /> PEARL STREET EXTENSION. MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY DR. PURDY TO APPROVE
<br /> THE RECOMMENDATION. ROLLCALL VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, e
<br /> MOT ION CARR I ED-.
<br /> 2 4. Low RENT HOUS-ING - THE CITY MANAGER READ A LETTER FROM THE LANE COUNTY
<br /> HOUS1NG AUTHORITY AND URBAN RENEWAL AGENCY INVITtNG THE EUGENE CITY COUNCIL
<br /> - . IN A MEETING WITH THE HOUSING AUTHORITY' AND SEVERAL OTHER
<br /> TO PARTICIPATE
<br /> AGENCIES IN THE COUNTY CONCERNING THE ESTABLISHM~NT Of LOW RENT HOUSING
<br /> FOR THE AGED. THE LETTER SUGGESTED AN OCTOBER DATE. MR. -CHR I STENSEN MOVED I
<br /> SECONDED BY MR. HAWK THAT THE CITY MANAGER ARRANGE A NOON MEETING. MOTION
<br /> CARRIED. . ~. .
<br /> 3 5; OPEN SPACE AGREEMENT, CENTRAL LANE PLANNING COUNCIL- THE CENTRAL LANE
<br /> PLANNING COUNCIL ASKED THE 'CITY OF EUGENE TO PARTICIPATE IN A PROPOSED
<br /> AGREEMENT ALONG WITH OTHER AGENCIES OF THE COUNCIL IN ORDER THAT fEDERAL
<br /> FUNDS MAY BE MADE AVA I U\-BLE FOR THE 'PURCHASE OF OPEN SPACE LAND USED .1 N .
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<br /> RECREATIONAL AND CONSERVATION PROGRAMS IN THE COUNTY. MR. CHAlT MOVED
<br /> SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON THAT THE CITY ENTER INTO THE AGREEMENT. ROLLCALL
<br /> VOTE. ALL COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AYE, EXCEPT MR. CHRISTENSEN 'VOTING NO, I
<br /> MOTION CARRIED. .
<br /> 4 6; 'PAYROLL DEDUCTION OF UNION DUES - THE CITY MANAGER EXPLAINED A LARGE PER-
<br /> CENTAGE OF EMPLOYEE~OF THE PUBLIC WORKS MAINTENANCE DEPARTME~T HAD INDI-
<br /> CATED INTEREST IN FORMING A LOCAL CHAPTER--OF A'UNION AND THAT THEY REQUESTED
<br /> PAYROLL DEDUCTI~N OF UNION DUES. SINCE THERE WAS NO REPRESENTATIVE OF THE
<br /> PROPOSED UNION PRESENT, MR. CHRISTENSEN-MOVED SECONDED BY MR. HAWK THAT THE
<br /> I iUBJECTBE TABLED. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br /> 7. PAVING AND SEWERS,
<br /> MENDED THA,! MR,,'VLlfF COOK BE ALLOWED, TO 'PAVE AN~ IS-FOOT STRIP A.LON~G THE
<br /> SOUTHWES!ERN EDGE'OF THE REQUESTED AREA AS WELL AS THOSE STREETS WITHIN
<br /> THE DEV~LOPMENT TO'ALLOW.HIM TO TAKE ADVANTAGE OF' fHA REGULATIONS. THE I
<br /> 'PRop6sED PAVING WAS OUTLIN~D ON A SKETCH B~-T~E DIRECTOR OF'PUBLIC-WORKS. I
<br /> MR. SWANSON MOVED',SECONDED BY MR. CHATT TO APPROVE THE PUBLIC WORKS'RECOM-
<br /> MENDATION, fNCLUDING THE lS-FOOT STRIP ALONG THE S6UTHWESTER~ EDGE OF THE
<br /> DEVELOPMENT. MOTION DEFEATED; MESSRS. CHRISTENSEN, DEVERELL, HAWK, AND I
<br /> PURDY VOTING NO; MESSRS. CHATT, SWANSON, AND CRAKES VOTl NG YES. I
<br /> I AfTER SOME FU~TAER DISCUSSION, "MR. HAWK MOV~D SECONDED BY MR. CRAKES TO I
<br /> RECONSIDER THE_PREVIOUS ACTION. MOTION CARRIED.
<br /> DR. PURDY MOVED SECONDED'BY MR. CRAKES'TO APPROVE THE PAVING AND SEWER e
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<br /> WITHIN THE DEVELOPMENT,'EXCEPT THEIS~fOOT WIDTH AS OUTLINED IN RED ON
<br /> THE SKETCH. MOT ION CARR I ED'.
<br /> 6 S. EXTENSION OF CONTRACT, OAKWAY PUMPING STAT:ION, L.f.HENSHAW - A REQUEST'
<br /> FOR AN EXTENSION OF TIME BY L. P.HENSHAW ON' HIS' CONTRACT FOR.CONSTRUCTION
<br /> I OF THE OAKWAY PUMPING STATION WAS SUBMITTED STATING NECESSARY EQUIPMENT
<br /> , ~ HAD:NOT, BEEN SHIPPED. ' MR. CHATT MOVED SEa> NDED BY MR.. SWANSON TO APpROVE
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<br /> I' THE PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT RECOMMENDATION TO GRANT AN EXTENSION OF THE
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<br /> I CONTRACT TO OCH)BER30, 1963. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br /> 7 9. HI L-YARD-PAHERSON ASSESSMENT POL I CY - T.HE CITY MANAGER REV I EWED. THE 'pRO-
<br /> POSED ASSESSM~NT PO~ICY FOR .THE WIDENI,NGOF PATTERSON AND HILYARD STREETS.
<br /> MR. ~ CHATT MOV~D,.SEC'ONDED BY SWANSON TO~ APPROVE THE POL I CY OUTL I NED I N. THE
<br /> COUNCI~MINUTES Of JUNE 10, 1963 (COMMITTEE MINUTES JUNE 6, 1963). . SEVERAL I
<br /> PEOPLE VOICED THEIR OBJECTIONS TO THE ASSESSMENT POLICY, INCLUDING MR.COOMBS, I
<br /> MR. ELWOOD SAUSE, MR. W., R. SMITH,MRS. EDNA BURKE, MR. GEO. S. BARTON" '
<br /> MR. W. R. THORPE SPEAKING ON BEHALF OF BIBLE STANDARD COLLEGE, -~R. SA~
<br /> . BtNTLEY, MRS. CHAMBERS, AND MR. HILLIER, ATTORNEY4 A vorE WAS TAKEN ON THE
<br /> MOTION., ,AND MOTION CARRIED, MESSRS. ,CHRISTENSEN AND CRAKES VOTt"NG NO.
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