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r;. . .-) 55(:) e 5/9/66 -_._-~"-"-----&-- ._--..-------""....-_...--._-----~.---._~---.----..._----_..-- ._~-- subdivision averaged $900 per lot. A change in the City's polic\y of pay- ing for storm sewer installations in new subdivisions has been discussed on various occasions for the past six years, and it was recommended by the staff that s'uch costs up to 24" tile be assessed to the subdivider. Mr. Mc Nutt mov.ed seconded by Mrs. ~auris. that storm sewer installation costs in new subdivisions be assessed to the subdivider. Motion carried. I' Mr. Crakes moved seconded by Mr. Lassen to ,postpone It.em #4 so that a public hear- ing may be held... Motion carried. 1 5. Paving Arthur, 11th to 12th - Petitioned by owners of 43% of property to be assessed.- Mr~. Lauris moved secqnded by Mr. ,Chatt to approve, the petition. Motion car~ied. Paving cul-de-sac in Pine Vista Addition - Petitioned by owners of 100% of the property to be assessed. Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr. Mc Nutt to approve the petition. Motion carried. 2 6. e Pavin sanitar and storm sewer.in Foothill West Addition, and Addition to Ellendale th Avenue from Ta 3 7. 5 9. of property to be assessed. Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr. to approve the petition. Motion carried. Sanitar sewer in Cambrld e Park and 1st Addition to Carobrid e Park - Petitioned by owners of 1000 of property to be a~sessed. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Anderson to approve the petition. Motion carried. Paving 20th from Monroe to Friendly.- Petitioned by owners of 15% of the property which would be assessed. The Council decided to tour the area. ' I 4 8. 6 Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Chatt,to approve Items 5, 6, 7, 8, and 9 of. the Committee report.. Motion carried. 10. Taxi Fares - A letter from. Porter, Bach and'Dwyer, attorneys, on behalf of ~erminal Taxi Service, was read. The letter requested that Council give consideration to ammending the ordinance covering taxicab rates in the City. The present rates are $.50 for first ~-mile and $.10 for each additional \-mile. Termin~l raxiService.requests the rate be modified to $.50 for the first 2/5ths mile and $.10 for each additional 1/5th mile. The Council decided to hold this item over to Monday, May 9, 1966 meeting. . , Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Chatt to approve Item 10 of the Committee report. Motion carried. 7 11. Paving and Water, Shasta Loop - The Public Works D~partment recommended the City attempt to secure right-of-way for North Shasta Loop according to a map presented by the Department. ,The realignment recommended by the Public Works Department would start at the termination of Agate Stre~t and was not in concurrence with that recommended by the County. The Publi~ Works Department also recommended the City improve that portion of North Shasta Loop with the City limit~ that is not involved in the re- alignment. Mr. W. J. Mason, a property owner to the south of the street in question,. stated that his property had been annexed to the City previ- cously at a time when he was not aware or the annexation, that he could not reach his property through City streets, and that he doubted seri- ously if a fire truck could gain entrance if they were needed. He further state~ that sinc~ he is now paying City property taxes h~ would like to have positive action from the Council with regard to correcting c the problem of North Shasta Loop sp that he might gain access to his property. Mrs. ~auris moved seconded by Mr. Chatt that the City pro- ceed with the Public Works Department recommendation and continue to attempt to obtain right-or-way for realignment of North Shasta Loop starting at the termination of Agate Street.. Motion carried. I - 8 12. Amend Building Code, Hospitals - An ordinance was read to the Council which would amend the City's building code to agree with State Fire Marshal requirements. The Eugene building code ~ould be amended by adding provisions to Section 3801 or the Uniform Building Code, 1964 Edition, dealing with regulations pert~ining to new construction or. additions ~o institutional or Group D occupanci~s (hospitals). ;his amendment would permit exempt status for the City by the State Fire Marshal's office. ~t was explained to the Council that even though the.se sections are not: now in the City's building code, anyconsOtruction of this type would still have to comply with State requirements. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Dr. Purdy to approve the ordinance. Motion carried. I e llll.J 5/9/66 - 7