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<br />Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Crakes that Items 1 and 2 of the Committee report be received a~d I
<br />filed. Motion carried. ,
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<br />1 3. Garbage Rates- Mr. Ervin Molholm, chairman of the Garbage Board" stated the Board'had
<br />met three times with garbage haulers and had 'pl'epared a resolution which would: change
<br />the rates for container.service established June 14,' 1965. Copies:of the proposed
<br />resolution were distributed to: Council membel's. :Also"a schedule showing the current
<br />container rate, rates proposed by Mr. Donald Lindgren of Industrial Refuse Service and
<br />by Mr. George Woodric::h, attorney for the:garbage haulers, and:the rate proposed by the:
<br />Garbage Board was distributed. '
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<br />Mr. Phillip Cass,attorney for Mr; Lindgren, statedthat:his client objected very much::
<br />to the proposed:rates b~Gause, .if he:chatges ,~is:cu~tomers at the can rate ,proposed in
<br />the schedule, he would 10seaU.his customers:and would be out of'bus'iness. Mr. tass
<br />suggested that the large container rate be based on an hourly pick up charge. After
<br />further discussion, Mr. Hawk moved seconded:by Dr. Purdy to refer the,matter back to
<br />the:Garbage Board for further study and:to decl-area moratorium'on the commercial rate .-
<br />structure during the interim. Motion carried. ,.,
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<br />Dr. Purdy moved 'seconded by:Mr. Crakes to approve Item 3 of the Committee report.
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<br />Mayor Cone ,arrived at the Council meet'ing at :this point and assumed
<br />the ,Chair. :
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<br />Mr. George Woodrich, .spe~king for. about 43 garbage haul~'r~, recommende~ that the counC~.1 :c:ontinue the I
<br />present rates on:commerclal :conta~rters up: to 3-yard capac~ty and negot~ate ,rates on 'larger than 3-yard ,
<br />capacity commercial containers~ He stated that his group felt agreement. can be reached on the large
<br />commercial container rates in a few weeks. Mr. Cass, speaking for Mr. Lindgren, recommended that the
<br />Gar,bage Board 'meet w,ith him artd Mr. Woodrich and :again discuss these rates. Itwa:s his contention'
<br />that agreement could be reached in a few days. Mr. Wallace Swanson read a letter from th,e Garbage
<br />Board which ,suggested :rates to be :used in the meantime. A letter from the Dog Hous'e Restaurant' con-
<br />c erning commercial rates was also. read.
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<br />A vote on the niotion:was called for, and motion carried.
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<br />2 4. Workable Program:- Mr. Richard :Sode~berg presented copies of a report :prepared by the
<br />Jaycees ,on a ,survey and study in ,connection with, recertification of :Euge~e' s Workabl~
<br />Program. Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. McNu=t:t. to commend' 'the jay~ees. for the report.
<br />Motion carried. .
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<br />Dr. Purdy- moved seconded ,by Mr,.Crakes to ap.prove It:em 4 :of the commft:tee ~'eport. Mo'tion carried.
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<br />3 5. Planning Corrirriis's:ion Repor:t '- Jul y '6. 1965
<br />a. Rezone to R-3G, areawesto:f Linc'ol:n.east oJ alley betwe'enLawrence and Washington
<br />south to M-2 District, south of Public Land (Planning, Commission)(65~192) - The
<br />Planning Commi'ss:ion: rec'ornrilended this request be tabled and that the Council 'int'tiate'
<br />- a: detailed stud:y of ,the area bounded by the south: side of Skinners' Butte, Will~mette
<br />Street, 6th' Avenue, Blair Boulevard,: Railroad Avenue, Polk Street', Willamette' River, I'
<br />and Lincoln Street to: determine whether the existing zoning and: circul~tlon patterns
<br />meet projected need and will achieve the best land use. It was estimated t~at the
<br />.study would'cost $2300, and it' could be: consider.a Central Lane Planning Council .
<br />project or tha~ it could be done by an outside consultant. Dr. Purdy moved sec~nded
<br />by Mr. Crakes to initiate a study of the area and to table any current ~requests for
<br />rezoning in the, area and to ~sk that the Central Lane Counc{l consider the request
<br />at its',Monday, August 9, 1965 meeting. Motion carried. .
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<br />Mr. Chatt moved seconded: by Dr. Purdy, to approve Item 5a of ~he Committee report. Motion carried. e
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<br />4 b.'Rezone to:Rd east side'of Patterson between 23rd and 24th: McKenzl.e G~e~n.' Inc..
<br />(65~082) ~ The:Planning Commission r~commended denial of this rezoning which was
<br />requested: to allow a multiple-family residential structure on the site:' Mr;~dward:
<br />Fadeley, representing McKenzie Green, presented: a layout of the proposed development
<br />which sho~ed its relation to other commercial establishments in the area and the
<br />arrange~ent of the~tructute:in relation to streets:and:proposed parkin~ area.
<br />Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to deny the requested R-3 rezoning; but to: .
<br />grant R-3G Garden Apartment Residential rezoning for the area with variances neces-
<br />sary to allow the development of the proposed plan. Motion carried." "
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<br />Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr. Crakes to approve Item 5b of the Committee report. Motion carried,
<br />Dr. Purdy voting no (which refers to:joint Planning Commissiori-Council:meeting).
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<br />Items on August 5~ 1965 Committee agenda not con~ider~d at that ti~e' . III
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<br />1. Planning Commission Report - July 6; 1965 (Contd)
<br />5 ,a., Rezone" to .C-3P Commercial area at 45l,West Broadwav; Sears ~ 65-084) ,- This ~rea is
<br />now zoned R-3 and the Planning Corirrriission:recommended'approval of, the reque~ted
<br />C-3P zoning. ' ..
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<br />~ b. Rezone t<? C:3P Commercial area at northeast 'corner of.llth, and Washington., Cedar
<br />L~ne Company-Haffner (65-083) - This are~ is now zo~ed R~3, 'and the Planning Com- ...
<br />mission recommended approval of the requested C-3P district. ,.,
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