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<br />14. Bond Issue,' Swimming Pools and Community Buildings ;.. The Budget Committee at its
<br />January 31, ,1966 meeting recommended:that the Council place 13.'$1,75,0,000 borid
<br />issue on the May primary ballot for completion of a swimming pocil and community -
<br />building program' as ,outlined by the Parks and Recreation. Department. The amount
<br />of the suggested bond authorization would finance covering the Amazon pool. How-
<br />ever,.the decision on whether to cove~ Amazon will be deferred.for further study.
<br />No action was taken."
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<br />Mr. Hawk moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to include ,on, t~e 't1ay..2,4" l,~6 6,e,l,ection ballot for. approval or
<br />rejection a measure whichwou~d authorize issuanc:e of $1,750,000 in bonds to ,be .used ':f~r construction
<br />of several recrea~ionalfacilities ,'for, the City of Eugene Parks and Recreation Department. Rollcall
<br />vote. All councilmen present voting aye, motion cairied~ '
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<br />Committee meeting held February 10, 1966:
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<br />"Present: Mayor Cone; Councilmen.Hawk, Lauris" Chatt, ,Crakes, Purdy, Anderson, and Lassen;
<br />Assistant City Manager; Administrative Assistant; City Recorder; Public Works
<br />Director; and others.
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<br />1. Bids Aerial Platform Truck, Fire Depar,tment - Tabulation of bids ,and an, analysis of
<br />those bids received on an aerial platform fire truck were presented, and it was recom~
<br />mended the equipment be purchased from CrownCoach Corporation for their total bid
<br />price of $57,979.12. A~ter comments m~de by representatives of CrownCoach.Corporation'
<br />and Western.'States Fi~e Appa!atus and Wallace Swanson;.'and further discussion by the
<br />Council, ,Mr. 'Crakes moved seconded by Mr. Chatt to.'approve'the recommendation. Motion
<br />included that contract specify that Crown Coach' will meeLal1 City.specificatioris, ,the
<br />Council understanding that the platform height of 75 feet as defined by National Board
<br />of Fire Underwriters'is acceptable. Motion carried.
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<br />Mr. Hawk moved, seconded by:Mrs. Lauris to approve Item 1 of the Committee report. Motion carried.
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<br />2. Storm Sewer Assessment, 10th Addition to Edgewood, Breeden - The Public Works Director
<br />briefed the Council on Breeden Brothers' objection to the proposed assessment of 10th
<br />Addition to EdgewoodEst;ates concerning the overall costs of 'storm s,ewer insta11at'ion
<br />in the 10th Addition. James Pearson, attorney for Breeden Brothers, expl~inedthe
<br />position of Breedens and their objection and request for an adjustment. After further
<br />discussion, Mrs. Lauris moved :seconded by Mr. ,Hawk that the City pay half of the pro-
<br />posed ,assessltl.ent.oLapproximately $30,500, or $15,250. Motion carried; :
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<br />Mr. Hawk moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to app~ove Item 2 of ' the Committee, report.
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<br />On discussion, Mr. James Pearson, representing Breeden Bros., read a list of objections to the pro-
<br />~posed assessment and,suggested:the Council seriously consider definite.equitable policy on storm
<br />sewer installations. The City Manager suggested the portion ,of the' asses~ment,'.for storm.-sewers:
<br />might be deleted from the ordinance for further consideration.
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<br />Mr. Hawk moved seconded by Mr'-' Crakes that Iterp.:'2 of the Committee report be tabled. Motion carried.
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<br />3. .West Coast' Petition,'CAB - Mayor Cone gave a brief report o~ his trip to Washington,
<br />D. C., on behalf of the hearings held recently concerning the request of West Coast
<br />to eliminate' United~ Air-Lines ,~erv~ce to Eugene. Mayor Cone s~ated that: af!=er meet ":.
<br />ing with Senators Morse and: Monroney in:Washington, D. C.;, and Mr. Bowen" the attorney
<br />conducting the-City's case.,at ,the official hearings, it: would be his recommendation
<br />that the City.make application for a reheari~g ,in,co~junction with the city of Medford.
<br />The Medford representative gave verbal approval that, Medford wou1d'share' the rehearing
<br />expense on a 50/50 basis. Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Hawk to participate in the
<br />request for rehe~ring 'with",the city' of Medford, contingent upon Medford's sharing the .
<br />cost on,a'50/50 basis. Motion carried.
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<br />Mr. Hawk moved seconded by'Mr.' C~akes tp approve Item 3 of the' Committee report. Rollcall vote. All
<br />councilmen present voting' aye, motion carried.
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<br />4. Route Approval east of' 1-105,' 1st-4th Connector - The' Oregon' State~Highway Department
<br />~ubmitted drawings showiDg the 1st to 4th conne~torto' be'considered by the Bureau of
<br />Public Roads in' programming the interchange'with Inters~atel05 within'the metropolitan
<br />area. Mr.' Chatt moved seconded by'Mr. Anderson t~ approve the tentative ptan~Motion
<br />carried.
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<br />5. Harlow Road Right-of-Way - The Public Works Direc~or reported that an estimated, $68,870
<br />would be necessary to acquire right'-of-way, to bring Harlow Road toa standard 80-foot .
<br />right:-of:"way. $41,000 is budgeted for right;"of-way acquisition in the current '!Judget,
<br />and the Public Works Department'recommended right-of~way be purchased to the'ext~nt of
<br />budgeted funds with the balance to be budgeted in the 1966-67 budget. Mr. Anderson
<br />moved seconded by Mr. Crakes to appoove the recommendation. Motion carried.
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<br />6. Curb Sidewalk,"Terresa Gardens - The Public Works Department recommended'approval of
<br />request 'for curb sidewalks: on Winnipeg: Street in Terresa Gardens: Mr. Crakes moved
<br />seconded by Mr. Hawk to approve the recommendation. Motion carried. -
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<br />7. Paving 28th, Friendly to Chambers - The' PublicWor~s pepartment recommended 36-foot.
<br />paving centered on 40-foot right-of-way on 28th Avenue from Friendly to Chambers'with
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