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39~ e 9/13/65 I I I 1 6. Bid Opening Wrecking Houses, Opening Broadway, Almaden to Chambers - Two bids had been received on Septe~ber 1, 1965 for removal of houses at 901-90l~ Chambers Street and at 900 Almaden Street to allow opening of Broadway west of Almaden StreE?t. One bid had been withdrawn, leaving an offer to pay t~e City $100. The staff had recommended that the houses be torn down and removed from the property. Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr. Lassen to accept the offer of Peter Ruzicka to pay the City $100 and remove the houses. Motion carried. Councilman Purdy arrived at the Committee meeting. 2 7. Planning Commission Report - August 23, 1965 a. Rezone to R-3 east side of Patterson between 23rd and 24th, McKenzie Green, Inc. (65-082) - Mr. Edward Fadeley, representing McKenzie Green, Inc. , again presented the plot,plan of the proposed development at this location, and e asked the Council's approval. The Planning Commission reaffirmed its previous recommendation to deny rezoning of the area. After discussion, Mr. Hawk moved seconded by Mr. Anderson to rezone the property to R-; as originally requested. The Planning Consultant explained that R-3G rezoning would allow the number of units and required parking spaces petitioned without going to R-3 zoning, I and that R-3G is acceptable to the. petitioners. Mr. Hawk moved seconded by Mr. Anderson to amend the original motion to rezone to R-3G instead of R-3. Motion carried. A vote was called for on the original motion as amended, and motion as amended carried. 3 8. Traffic Control, Amazon Parkway (Pearl Street Extension) - The Public Works De- partment presented a recommendation for traffic control signs to be installed with the opening of Amazon Parkway: Stop sign at 27th and Oak, stopping Oak Street traffic " 27th and High, stopping High Street traffi c " 27th Avenue where it will enter Amazon Parkway " on off-ramp onAmazon Parkway at 27th Avenue " 24th and Amazon Parkway, stopping 24th Avenue traffic " 29th and Amazon Parkway, stopping Amazon Parkway traffic The signs at 29th and Amazon Parkway are temporary aw?iting installation of traffic signals. Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr. Lassen to approve. the recommended stop sign in- stallations. Motion carried. I 4 9. Ordi nance , Outdoor Public Address Systems - Mr. George Eldri9ge requested per- mission to operate an outdoor public address system to provide music for a square dance to be held on the lot at 11th and Willamette on September 20, 1965 from 7:00 to 11:00 p.m., and on the following week on the Safeway lot on, High- way 99N. The present City code does not allow outdoor speaker$ unless operated on a moving vehicle and for a shorter period of time. Mr. Anderson moved seconded by Mr. Hawk to permit use of the putdoor public address system for the two evenings requested until 10:00 p.m. only, and that the present ordinance be reviewed with regard to this provision. Motion carried. e 5 10. Ordinance, Switch Blade Knives - A draft of a propose9 ordinance was presented which would make it an offense for any person other than a peace officer to manufacture, carry, or sell a switch blade knife or slugging ~nstrument. Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr. Hawk to have the prdinance presented for ap- proval. Motion carried. 6 11. Segregation of Assessment, Sewer for Lot 42, College Crest - Pharles Morrison requested segregation of the assessment against L~t 42, College Crest Addition, making an assessment of $212.11 against one parcel, and $337.41 against the second parcel - total assessment being $549.52. Mr. Chatt moved secondep by Mr. Anderson to approve the segregation request. Motion ca,rried. Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to approve Items 4 through 11 of th~ Committee report. Motion carried. I 7 12. Parking Restriction, Hilyard at 8th, Hasty House ~ Kerwin L. Doughton requested 2-hour parking on both sides of Hilyard Street adjacept to the Hasty House Restaurant. The Traffic Engineer recommended that parking be limited to one hour on the west side of Hilyard between 8th and Broadway and. that no restric- tions be placed on the east side. Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr. Anderson to approve the recommendation. Motion carried. 8 13. Parking Restriction, 13th and Lawrence, Farquhar - George R. Farquhar requested e a 30-minute parking limit in front of the business building at 380 West 13th Avenue, stating that most of the curb parking space is occupied by all-day parkers who work in the vicinity. The Public Works Department recommended that the 2-hour 9/13/65 - 8 ~