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r6"8 e 8/8/66 - >- - - --~--". '---.:-~---~'- ----.- ---- 0-. ,__ - --. -- ~---- ~ .+ ------~-- --..--- ._-~-_. -- .-- ~_. - . -- ._-~-- - _~_ "'0 . ---_. --- - - ~-- -- -- -' --'-- ,- , COMMITTEE REPORTS I ' ' Committee meeting h~~d July 28, 1966: "Present ~ Mayor Cone :(Arr'ived late); C~uncilmen Hawk, Lauris, Chatt, Crakes (arrived late), Purdy, and Anderson; Assistant City Manager and staff; and others. 1 1. Petitions for off-street Parking District: Petitions for a propo~ed off-street park- e ing assessment d~strict for parking facility at the northwest and southwest corners of 10th and Oak were presented to the Council. The petitions represented 54.15% of the land area of ,the ,assessment district, and 64.93% of the assessed value. Mr. Chatt moved seconded .by: Dr., P.urdy to receive. the 'petitions and dir:e'ct t'he City Manager to , p.repare a report., Mo.tion carried. 2 2. Police Services. University of Oregon - An agreement was presented providing for police protection for. t1W University of Oregon fr:om September 3,1966 to' Septembe.r 2, 1967 for q total of $33,3Q2.7a., The proposed agreement provides that one meter maid will be de- e leted from service, and one full-time detective will be added as compared to the 1965-66 agreement. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Chatt to approve the agreement. Motion. carried. .' , , Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Crakes to approve Items l:and 2 of the Committee report. Motion car- ried. . .. I Robert W. Clancy, 3030 County Farm Road, was recognized and spoke about problems with college students who are employed by the City as inspectors during the summer. He stated they are frequently absent from the job and often wqrk has to be done '.over because of inadequate inspection. The Public Works Director replied that specific instances of absenteeism or.pther violations by studnet inspectors should be reported to th~ Public Works Department. ,'I .. 3 3. Curb 'Sidewalk. Northwest Corner 27th and Wil1amette. Korstad - Warren Korstad requested permission to construct a sidewalk adjacent to his property at 27th and Wi11amette at the curb with the inside edge dropped two to three inches. He stated .that the slope of ~he street caused dirt and silt to. settle in his driveway. The Public Works Department recommended denial of the request based an the denial of similar requesrn from praperty owners 'in that block, and because a majority of the sidewalks are naw constructed adja- ~~nt to the praperty lines. During the discussion it was suggested:a better solution might be constructian af a catchbasin in the driveway with undergruund drainage into. a storm sewer. Mrs. Lauris maved seconded by Mr. Chatt. to. deny the request.: Mat.ion carried. . Mr. Crakes entered the Committee meeting. 4 4. Widening and Signalization of 11th at McKinley. City View. and Seneca - A traffic study af 11th Avenue fr:om Garfield Street west was discussed. Based on the study, the Public Works Department recommended authorization be given to' pursue the design far paving 11th fram Garfield (a .Paragon Road, and that a stage construction program be authorized for I 48-faat paving width fram Garfield to .'Seneca Raad during the 1967-68 canstructian season. The Public Works.Dep~rtment also recommended signalization of the McKinley Street inter- section and consideration af possible signalization of City View and Seneca Road inter-. sections during.~he 1967-68 fiscal year. Mrs.Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Chatt to. ap- prove the plan. recommended by the Publ'ic Work's Department. Mation carried. Dr. Purdy moved secanded,by Mr. Crakes to approve Items 3 and 4 of the Committee report. Motian car- ried. - .. . ,. : . ,Mayor Cone entered the Coirunittee meeting and aS'sumed the Chair e from Council President' Ray 'Hawk.. - 5 5. Cal Young Road Right-af-Way - Several praperty owners on Cal Young Road have made new prapasals far sale af rights-of-way where condemnatian.'had previaustybeen authorized by the Council. The Public Works Department recommended the following c0unterproposals: Cndmn at Recmnd Appraised. Owner's Purchase Value Offer Price Edwin J. Laemmle; 2270 Cal Young $ 685.00 .$ 1,050.00 $ 7QO.00 . John M. Prince, '2280 ;Cal Young ,"1,600.00 2,000.00 1,800.00 Wallace W. King, 229,0 Cal Young 1,145.00 Amt of. 1,300.00 . Pvng As smnt Woodrow Joslin. 615.00 1,015.00 '710.00' Mr. Hawk moved .seconded by Mr. Crak~s ~hat the purchase price be ~eg6tiated aQ the .. I oasis of the Public Works recommendatian. . Motian carried. Purdy maved seconded by ,Mr. Crakes that 'Item 5 of the Committee repart be approved. Rallcallvate. Dr. All cauncilmen present-voting aye, 'motion carried. 6 6. Millrace Commission - Mayor Cone announced the following appointments to a Millrace Commission to investigate and recommend methads of preserving and develaping the Millrace as a recreational attraction: e l 8/8/66 - 7