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r514, e 3/28/66 1 9. Golf Course, Airport - A group of Portland businessmen had proposed construction of a golf course south and' west of Mah10n Sweet Field, utilizing a portion of airport property. Included in the proposal were estimated revenues to the City, and after about 40 years the City would own the golf course. I Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. ,Crakes that the staff be authorized to pursue the proposal. Motion carried. 2 10. School Safety Patrol - A complete report was submitted on the school crossing at 30th and Potter by the Police Department supplemented by'a memo from the Police Chief. The r~port was the result of an investigation initiated by the possible abandonment of schoo1safety'patro1 by District ,4. No action was taken. 3 11. Paving Repair Policy - Copies: of proposed statement of policy on paving repair after sewer installation had been previously distriputed to Counci1..members (dated.,March~ 28,' 1966 and filed. and available with City Recorder.; City Manager" and, Pub1,ic WorkS Department). e ,,' Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr. Lassen to approve the paving repair policy as proposed. ' Motion carried. 4 12. League of Oregon Cities, Regional Meeting) - A letter addressed to Mayor Cone was read from Don Jones, executive secretary of the League of Oregon Cities. It asked ~ugene to host the League regional meeting and asked confirmation of May 4,- 1966'as the date. I The Council approved Wednesday, May 4, 1966, 6:30 p.m., in Eugene for the League regional meeting, and asked th~ staff to proceed ~ith arrangements. 5 13. Parking Prohibition, intersections on 18th and 19th from Agate to Hilyard, and Oak at 16th';' The Public Works -Department recommended prohibition of parking on the 'east side DE Oak'Str~et for 50 feet south of 16th, and for 50 fee~ at all intersections of 18th and 19th Avenues where not now prohibited between Hilyard and Agate Streets. Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Chatt to approve the recommendation.' Motion carried. 6 14. Parking Restriction, Madison south of 6th, One O'Clock Market - Based on a request for restricted parking on Madison Street south of 6th, the Public Works Department recommended that three spaces on the east side of Madison and four spaces on 'the west side of Madismn immediately south of 6th Avenue be designated for 1-hour parking.. . ' Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr. Crakes to'approve the recommendation. 'Motion carried. 7 :15. Curb, Cut, Hilyard between 24th and 25th, length curb cut at 2475 Hilyard Street. the cut be 1imited.to 30 feet: Garden Shop - C1if Cu1p requested an over- The Public Works Departm~nt recommended Mr. Chatt'-moved seconded by Mrs.' Lauris to permit the 30-foot curb cut. Motion carried. 8 16. Aviation Act, Proposed Amendment - The City Manager explained a proposed biUto go before Congress ~6ncerning release of schedule by a trunk air ~ine and the acquisit~on of the schedule by ~ local air line serving the same airports upon filing with the 'CAB. ' " " I Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Chatt to oppose the proposed legislation. Motion carried. 9 17. Paving Madison, 30th to 31st - The Public Works Department recommended paving Madison only to 30th, instead of to 31st as previously recommended, because property on the west side of Madison south of 30th is outside the City. e Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Chatt to approve paving Madison to' 30th. Motion carried. 10 - 18. Eugene Development Agency - A letter was read from Wallace Swanson, vice chairman of the Eugene Development Agency, commending E. -R. Asmus and John Porter for "the fi ne work done in presentation of the application for Survey and Planning for the Central Eugene Project, and its presentation at the Housing and Urban Development re~iona1 office in San Francisco. 1~ 19. Police Department Commendation - A letter was read from Maurie Jacobs commending the Police Department and Officer Reece Radabaugh on the handling' of the situation initiated by Mr. Jacobs. No action was taken on Items 18 and 19. I 12 20. Voters Pamphlet , May 24, 1966 Primary - The City'Manager asked the City Council if 'theY wished to publish a voters pamphlet. in conjunction with the Eugene Water & Electric Board on the Parks bond measure and'EWEB's revenue-bond authorization which would be before the voters at the primary election, May 24,'1966. Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to issue a voters pamphlet and to contact Eugene Water & Electric Board with a view to paying 50% of the cost of the voters pamphlet. Motion carried. e ll.J 3/28/66 - 3