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~l)t2' e .U6/6~7 ~. I . Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. :McNutt to. adopt the ordinance with the clear u~~erstanding that good judgment would be exercised inenforcanent. I Councilman Wingard suggested a public information program before actual enforcemenh'commenced, and was .informed a policy is followed of issuing warnings under any new ordinance .until the general public is informed. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to table for further review by counsel. Motion carried. 1 2. Air Pipe Over Alley Between 11th and 12th east of Lawrence. Wyatt's - Wyatt's Tire. Shop re'quested permission to install an air pipe over this alley.to convey tire dust f.rom ::.the snap .to a bin: to -'be located on their property south of the alley. The Pub- lic Works .recommended . approval providing the pipe is installed at least 14 feet above th~ ground and the franchise is reviewed annualLy. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve the recommendation. Motion carried. 2 3. Planning Commission Report:- January 16. 1967 a; Front Yard Parking. R-3 and R-4 Zones - As a result :of. meeting with the Lane .County Rental Property Owners Association, the Planning Commission recommended modifica- tion of its previous zoning amendment with regard to front yard setback in R-3 and R-4 zones. The revised iecommendation provides for'an average setback in-R~3 and R~4 zones of 12 feet but in no case closer than 6 feet to the front property line, with proper landscaping. If vehicle egress requires backing into 'apublic thorough- fare, then the setback shall be a minimum of 20 feet from the front property line. e I Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr.. McNutt to approve the modified amendment. Motion carried. 3 b. Paving Width and Curb Sidewalk. Whitbeck from McLean to 28th - The Planning Commis- sion.recommended, and the Public Works Department concurred, that paving width on this street be 28 feet from curb to curb with no parking on either side, and th~t a curb sidewalk be installed on the south side only. ~ Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve the recommenda'tion. Motion carried. 4 4. Planning Commission Report - January 23. 1967 a. Sidewalk Waiver Sally Way - The Planning Commission recommended' denial of a peti- tion from residents on Sally Way for waiver of requirement for sidewalk installation on that street. The Planning Commission also recommended' that sidewalks be in- stalled at the standard. setback location with allowance made for mea~dering around large trees, and that five feet of right-of-way on each side of the ~treet be vacated after the sidewalk are installed since only 50 feet of the 60-foot right-of-way is needed. Mrs. Lauris .moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve the recommendation. Motion carried. 5 5.. Sidewalk Location. 23rd between Patterson and Hilyard. McKenzie Green - The Council previously denied a reque'st for curb sidewalk 'at this location, and McK:enzie Green is now requesting a rehearing. I' It was agreed to ~ehear th~ request. 6 6. Bus Load:i;n~ Zone,:Willamette between Broadway and 10th - Because of .the remodeling of thebuildi~ng .at the northwest corner of Broadway and Willamette, the ~bus loaqing zone at tnat location was moved to between 'Broadway a~d 10th. 'The rem~deling is now com- plete a.nd Council members were asked if they wish to leave the loading ~~me in the new location or: move: it back to it.s original location. e Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to leave the :bus zone at the new location. Motion carried. 7 7. Liquor Licenses' Denied - Two letters from the State Liquor Control Commission were prese'nted in which the Commission refused Package A 11censes. to Carl's Minit Mart, 2461 Hilyard Street, and to German Smoked Meats, 2655 Willamette Street. The letters were noted and filed. 8 8. Committee on Social Aspects of City Planning - A subcommittee of the, Community Goals Committee recommended appointment of a permanent committee to attempt_to develop a method of working a set of social. goals into overall community goals.' The subcommittee indicated they felt a full-time committee is: needed to make. recommendations ,to the Council and Planning Commission on social problems of the underprivileged, such as educational, recreational, etc. I No action was taken. 9 9. Legislation - The: City Manager reported on. the 3% sales tax measure before the Legisla'- ture, receipts of which Ear two years are earmarked for property tax relief by distribu- tion to school districts~ It includes no provision for distribution of any receipts to cities. The report was noted and filed. e l:, 2/6/67 - 11