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rt48 e 12/12/66 -"--.,-- _.._---_._---~--_._-- ----..- _..~--- ------. --"'- --. -- -- . - -. - --- _._-~-- - - ~-....__._----- '--'--'-- . - - --" . - - .-- - -- ber 20. The City Manager said that strict enforcement would be observed on 'placing I and selling trees from the park~ng'strip, since that is a part'of the pub1icrigh~-' of-way. It was generally agreed to permit Mr. Lindeen to continue his-enterprise ' if he removes his trees from the parking strip and sells only from private pr~perty and,on a temporary basis. 1 9f Insurance Coverage. City Employes - Pacific Hospital-Association health and'hospital coverage for City employes, which has been in effect for about a year, was reviewed. The City now has a reserve of $7,208~00 and can 'expect to renew its polrcy at the same rate as now in effect. But since hospital room rates have increased so rapidly, it is felt the $18.00 and $20.00 per day coverage is inadequate. If the coverage is raised to $24.00 per day, the increased cost to the City would amount to about' $2800. Employes' 'cost wou~d'increase'correspondingly under the'two plans' a~ailable to them.'It was recoriunended that the Council authorize review of the coverage with employes and department heads to determine if the employes' are interested in 'having additional coverage and cost. Mr~ Crakes moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to proceed e with the review., ,:t1otion carried. Also'discussed was' the accidental death and d:i.smemberment coverage, the premium for,_ which is paid entirely by the employe. A cursory investigation revealed that greater benefits and higher maximum coverage are available at a lower rate than has been charged by Aetria: 'The Council agreed' that 'further investigation should be made :on AD&D coverage with the idea of obtaining more coverage with lower premium ~ates. I . . Mrs. Lauri~ moved seconded by Mr'~'Chatt that Items 7, 8, and 9 of the Committee report be approved. Motion carried. 2 10.Lane County Community Shelter Plan - A letter and recommendations were read from the deputy director for"Lane County Civil Defense with regard to Community Shelter Plan policies for Lane County. The recommendations, made by the Technical Advisory Committee, included shelter space allocation, travel time and distance to shelter~; assignment of people to most convenient shelter regardless of separation of families, encouragement of home shelter, construction, and allowing for fallout shelters in the de- sign of future publrc scqools and modifying existing structures where suitable. A policy recommendation was requested' ort the local, state, and-federal governments~ role in encouraging fallout shelter construction in both private and public buildings. These recommendations are to be,considered at a Civil Defense'meeting on'December 12, 1966. Council members raised the question of cost involved in providing shelter space might beinclucled in the design of the proposed parking structure at 10th and Oak. No action'was taken. . Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by-Mr. Chatt'that Item 10 of the Committee report be'recei~ed and filed. Motion carried. 3 ~l. Liquor License Renewals, approved by Police Department Retail Malt B~verage Class A - Black Forest Tavern, 2657 Willamette Friendly'TaverI?-, 1667 West 6th I - ~ Retail Malt Beverage Class A . and Package Store Class B - Cosmq Cigar Store, 685 Willamette Restaurant (A) - The Bavarian, 444 East 3rd . Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris,to recommend approval of the license renewals. Motion carried. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Chatt to approve Item 11 of the Committee report. Motion carried. e 4 12. Housing Code Inspection. 765 West'28th. Dannen - A letter was presented from . W. E. Dannen concerning inspection of his residence at 765 West 28th-with r~gard to housing code enforcement; No action was taken. . 5 13. Small Business and Washington - An excerpt from an article appearing in the Wash- ington Daily News was read. The article described the way in which Senator Everett McKinley Dirksen (R.,Ill.), with the aid of a page boy, brought the small business- . man's plight in complying,'~wHh Federal 1awsr to the attention of the United States Senate." . . Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Chatt that Items 12 and 13 of the Committee report be received and filed. Motion carried. 6 - BILLS. I November 1966 Abbey Rents $ 16.00 Academic Press, Inc. $ 26.99 Ace Electric Company 21. 50 Acorn Acres Cabinet Shop 179.50 Addressograph-Multigraph Corp. ,3.40 Air Mac Inc. of Oregon 49.78 Albers Feed & Farm Supply 52.45 Eric A. Allen . 15.00 Allen Office Equipment 50.00 A&M Body & Fender Service 105.11 American Barricade Co. Inc. 36,,50 American Heritage Book Services 15.40 American Library Association 6.00 American Linen Supply Company 46.05 e The American Locker Company 5.38 American Steel & Supply 380.12 l 12/12/66 - 7