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<br />d. Paving Oak from 28th to 29th was petitioned ,by owners of 50% of abuttingpl:'op-
<br />erty. Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Crakes to approve the petition. Motion'
<br />carried.
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<br />e. Paving 23rd from Chambers to Pierce was. petitioned by owne~s of 55% of abutting
<br />property. Mr. Hawk moved seconded by Mr. Lassen to approve. Motioncariied.
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<br />f. Pavingalley.between ,7th and 8th from VanBuren to Blair was petiti"Oned by owners
<br />of 52.6% of abutting property. Mr. Anderson moved seconded by Mr. Hawk to approve
<br />the petition. Motion carried.
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<br />5. Planning Commission Report.., De'cember,,7, 1965
<br />a. Sidewalks on both ,sides of Arthur from :18th to 22nd and along Garfield and other.
<br />str.eets serv.ing:Westmoreland School,... Held over from a previous meeting ,so 'the
<br />Council members could view the area, it is now moved by Mrs. Lau.ris seconded by
<br />Mr .1, ,Hawk to install !:he sidewalks as recommended by the Planning Commission.'
<br />Mot ion carried. '
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<br />6. Speed Control Board Recommendation, Amazon Parkway South - The State Speed Control
<br />Board recommended a 35 mph'speed on Amazon Parkway from 19th south to Hilyard Street.
<br />Mr. Las,sen moy~d s,eco~d,ec! by, Mr .McNutt tp approve the, recommendation:. Motion, carried.
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<br />Mr. Hawk moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to approve Items 4, 5, and 6 of the Committee report. Motion
<br />carried.
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<br />7. Sidewalk Variance, U. S. Bank, 55 West 29th ,-,The U.S. National Bank, through
<br />Wi~msen,Ehdicott, and' Unthank, archit~cts~ requested a v~riance frpm sidewalk re-
<br />'qi.1ireIneni:'s :a"t 29:th a;":d iiillamette to 'allow planters inst'ead ,of pavement f~oni the
<br />curb to the property line. Mr. Lassen moved seconded by Mr.' Crakes to table the
<br />request. Motion c,arried.
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<br />The City Manager reco~mended appr'ova~of the req1lest for sidewalk yari.ance for the b. S., National Bank
<br />due to c.ircumstances surrounding the application for the permi,t. Mr. Hawk moved se.c'ond,ed by Mrs.
<br />Lauris to grant' the var'ian:c,e. : Motion carr,ied'.:
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<br />8. Assessment Segr'egat ion for' sanJtary. se~e,r bet~een 41st and 43rd from east bou'ndary of 2nd
<br />Add,it j. on, to' ~dge~o'od' to betw~ei1.Fox J:lolJ-ow and Alder was reque'sted "tor Tax Lot 3'500
<br />(18'-03-17-2)' 'e'ast of Hilyard' Street In the ownership of R. U. Bronson" Inc. 'The' assess-
<br />ment, of $1,,1,49.8,1 tvould ?,~ di:vi~ed, flgai.nst two p.arcels, $591.20 to one',' and, $558.61, to
<br />the other.' Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Crak~s' to app!ove the segregation:
<br />Motion carried.
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<br />9. Penalty for Non-payment of Parking Tickets- The ~ity Manager recommended that the, '
<br />City l~vy a penal~y of $1,.00 per' parking' ~icket on those'remaining unpaid 72 h04rs",
<br />after the. ,9-ate of' the ticket. pre ?urdy inoved s~~onded' by Mr. Crakes to approve the
<br />recommendation. Motion car~ied~
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<br />10. Transmitting Rezoning Requests to Planning Commission - Since there will be no Council
<br />meeting on D~cember 2?, 19~5 at ~0ich_ ~ime, a resolution would be adopted,transmitting
<br />rezbningrequests to the Pl~nning Commission for hearing on January 4, 1966~ authority
<br />was requested to transmit the requests by letter. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by "
<br />M~. H~wk t? appr9ve the request~ Moti~n, carried.
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<br />11. Motor Vehicle Wreckers License, Friendly Dodge - Renewal of this license was requested
<br />for operations at 77 West'llth and at 66 West 11th. Mr. Hawk moved seconded by
<br />Mr. McNutt to recommend approval of the applicati~n. Motion carried.
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<br />Mr. Hawk moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to approve Items 8 through' 11 of the Committee report, with
<br />Item 9 to be reviewed at the end of nine months. Motion carried.
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<br />12. Housing Code Enforcement - The City,Manager a~ked the'Mayor and Council ~embers for
<br />their participati~p.'in an education cB;mpaign via radio, ,TV, and letters ~othe editor
<br />concerning apparent'opposition to housing code enforcement being carried on in the'
<br />neighborhood improvemen~ area bet~een Ada~s ?nd Jefferson and 23rd and ~8th., He
<br />suggested'that members bf the Council be available to "explain the'housing code program
<br />as it applies to every,property owner.
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<br />13. Joint Meeting with EWEB - EWEB requested a meeting with the'Council on' january 5;' 1966'
<br />at 7:30 a.m. to discuss among other things fiscal and financial affairs.and,EWEB's
<br />special election scheduled for March l?, 1966,
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<br />14. Community Development Management Seminar was an~ounced. It will' be held on January 4,
<br />1966 in Seattle, 'andmembets of the Council "and of the Urban Development 'Commission
<br />were invited,to attend,ifpossible."
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<br />Mr. Hawk moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to place Items,12, 13, ,and'14 On file. Motion carried.
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<br />Committee meeting held January 6, 1966:
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<br />"'Present: Mayor Cone; Councilmen Chatt, Hawk, Purdy~ Crake13 Anderson, Lassen; City Manager;
<br />Asst. City Manager; Administrative Assistant; :city Recorder; City Attorney; City
<br />Engineer; Messrs. Price, Smith, and Peterman of EWEB; and oth ers.
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