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<br />rtn4 <br />\ e <br /> <br />1l/21/6pu <br />___ "_ - ____ ____ .~.._ __.__.~______ __ _____. _u.__ <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />1 9. Plumbing, Code,. Building at ,395 Ventura Avenue., Breeden -, k letter, from the State, Board I <br />of Health was read requesting inunediate 'action, by,. City officials for the,remova1 of <br />p1~stic material pipe used i~,a building under construction by Breeden Bros. at 395 <br />Ventura Avenue.. The plastic pipe wasperm~tted~n~e~ the P1~~bing Code recently, <br />adopted by the Eugene City Council, whereas the State Plumbing ~ode requires cas,ti iron <br />pipe in drain and vent systems. The City Manager stated that the question would prob- <br />ably t-ake a court. test before finally, being resolved. The Council generally agreed. <br />to proceed on the basis of the City's authority to adopt its own Plumbing Code which <br />permits plastic material pipe as used ,in',this' const.r.uction., , <br /> <br />.' . . \. . . ..... w <br /> <br />The City Manager reported another ~eeting had be~n held with ~~pr~se~tatives of the State Board of <br />Health regarding. use, of plastic pipe in, the, house under, construction on, Ventura Street. He said the <br />Plumbing Board of the State Board has a meeting scheduled for December' 2, 1966 to consider whether <br />the State should allow use of plastic pipe and ?uggested no further action ~e taken until the results <br />of that meeting are known. . ,.. <br /> <br />. 1 ,'j. ~. , ! . . .-. : <br /> <br />Joe Richards, attorney representing mid-Oregon Association 'of''-'P1umbing, Heating, and Coo1ingCCon- tit <br />tractors, stated the Contractors do ,not ,advocate one product over another except that they do not <br />feel the use o,f,.plastic pipe is, the, main issue.:" The .main- issue, he .said, is ,whether the State Code <br />or the City Code prevails. He cited experiments and showed pictures and samples of plastic pipe, <br />and asked the appointment of a conunittee to, examine the issue'. .. , , , <br /> <br />. ' <br />Clarence Vos'" locaL plumber, -said he ,felt the plumbers working.witht.he products. would ,be better <br />qualified' to. judge, the, materials. to :be .permitted." Councilman. Anderson remarked that standards on I' <br />plastic pipe have .'been .adopted by, the Department of- Comm.erce, and those ,sta~dar.ds are',met by the <br />City Code. <br /> <br />Elwood George,- p1umber,.apprentice instructor' at, Lane Conununi.t.y College, and Mark. Carmickle, bus~ness <br />manager of the Plumbers and Stea!llfitt.ers Uni~n, both conunented on licensing conflict for plumber <br />journeymen because of the difference betweep the State and C,ity Codes., ',' . <br /> <br />The City Manager ,suggested that plumbing officials present in writing their feelings about,p1astic <br />'pipe standards, ~hether it should be used and under ~hat conditions per~itted. The matter could b~ <br />scheduled for a Council, meeting after, the. Stat,e Board's meeting on December, 2,. 1966,. <br /> <br />, .. <br />No action was taken with'i::the understanding any further, action would await the result of the State <br />Board's meetj.ng. . , <br /> <br />2 10. Planning Conunis-sion Report -, -November 7" 1966', - I., ' <br />a. Vacation Easements, Silica Park - It was explained that this subdivision was <br />originally. platted for resi,denti,al development bu~' is now being d'eve10ped as ,in-: <br />dustrial. The existing easement,s inhibit industr.ia1 use of' the lots,. ThePlan,- <br />ning Conunission reconunended approval of vacation with the exception of the Amazon <br />Creek. ea.sement. . Dr.' Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Anderson t.o 'proceed with the <br />vacation as reconunended. Motion carried. <br /> <br />3 b. ..Vacation Densmore's Plat Road, west of Wil1amette south of ,40th, Breeden -,The <br />Planning Conunission reconunended ,approval of, this, request .subject to. proper access I <br />to property south of Breeden's, The vacation will allow rep1atting. Dr. Purdy <br />..moved. 'seconded 'by ,Mr ." McNutt toproce'ed. . Motion, carried'. .' <br /> <br />.. . . ..- <br />Mr. Hawk moved seconded by Mrs. Laur.is to approve'Ite~s lOa anq lOb of the Conunittee report. Motion <br />carried. <br /> <br />4 11. Gravel Removal, Wi11amette River east of River Road - A notice was received from the <br />Corps of 'E;ngine'ers of app'lication for permit renewal for Lane Gravel- Company to, remove e <br />gravel from the west bank 'of t'he Wi11amet,te, River north 'of Eugene. . The Counc'i1 <br />gener.~lly agreed any response to.,the noti~e should be forwarded.to the porp~ and that <br />Lane County be rotified of suc,h permit in the event they did ,not r,eceive prior notice. <br /> <br />No action was taken on Item 11 of the Conunittee report. <br /> <br />- , <br />5 12. Stop ,Sign, .25th, and Kincaid - The Public Works Departm.ent reconunendedagainst installa- <br />tion of. a stop sign,at 25th aIld Kincaid i-o a ,report submitted. as.a result of. a letter <br />fromRudo1phS. Behar cit,ing an accident at that inte,rsect,ion. " The Council members <br />had viewed the intersection and found sight cle~rance no l~ss than at othe~ intersec- <br />tions in the City. Mr. Hawk moved seconded by Mr.McNutt that no stop sign be in- <br />stalled at 25th and Kincaid. Motion carried.' .~' , <br /> <br />Mr. Hawk moved seconded by, Mr,. Crakes to 'approve Item 12 of the Conunitt,ee repo:r:t.. Motion carried, <br />Mrs. Lauris voting, no.' i.. I' <br /> <br />6 13. Danebo Swinuning Pool Advisor.y Co~i~tee' - It .Was exp1a'ined t4~t. considerable int~'rest <br />had been shown in t,he type of, pool to :be constr,u.cted. in the Danebo a:r:ea with regard <br />to competitive swinuning. Some had sugges,ted a 50-meter po.o1 with the possibility of <br />an indoor-outdoor type for winter and sununer swinuning with 25 meters under cover. <br />T,he Council agreed with the Mayor's appointment of the fo110wi,ng ad hoe conunittee to <br />meet with the architects concerning the pool design: <br /> <br /> <br />- <br /> <br />l .' , 11/21/66 - 8 <br />