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<br />Speaking in opposition to the permit were John Mulder, 2238 University Street; J. Kuykendall, 2490
<br />Cal Young Road; Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Glaze, 2350~ Cal Young Road; S. L. Arts, 2321 Cal Young Road;
<br />Mrs. Robert Davis, 23l0.Cal Young Road; John Prince, 2280 Cal Young.Road; Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J.
<br />Laemmle, 2270 Cal Young Road; and A. B. Cornell, 2283 Cal Young Road; all citing possible increase
<br />in traffic, potential noise, and changing the character of the neighborhood from purely residential.
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<br />John Axtell, 2573 Sharon Way, suggested the matter be held until final adoption of the Willakenzie
<br />Lane Use Plan.
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<br />Moe Thomas, Planning Commission member, said he felt the proposed location met all criteria set by
<br />the present zoni~g regulations for location of a day nursery, and asked a change in the ordinance if
<br />it was felt the day nursery would not be satisfactory at this location.
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<br />Mrs. Champion said they would be willing to accept a restriction of not more than 40 children in the
<br />nursery, and explained plans for provision of adequate off-street parking.
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<br />A vote was taken on the motion to approve the permit, and motion was defeated, Mrs. Lauris and
<br />Mrs. Hayward voting yes.
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<br />Mayor Cone remarked concerning an. ordinance on day. nurseries, allowing them in residential neighbor-
<br />hoods, and it was explained that day nurseries are permitted in residential neighborhoods under
<br />certain conditions, as in the case of two in the Wi11akenzie area located on corners. Councilwoman
<br />Hayward also commented concerning the financial problems of day nurseries resulting in necessity of
<br />locating in certain areas.
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<br />3. Urban Beautification Grant - The Parks & Recreation Director outlined an. amended
<br />program to be submitted to the Department of Housing and Urban Development with an
<br />application for a $21,343 grant under the Urban Beautification Act. The amended
<br />program as required by HUD is for.a three-year period, rather than one year, and
<br />provides for landscaping various areas in the City. Richard Unruh at the same time
<br />presented an amended urban beautification program for the University of Oregon to
<br />be submitted along with the City's program. Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. McNutt
<br />to approve both programs and file the application for funds. Motion carried.
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<br />Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Anderson to approve Item 3 of the Committee report. Motion carried.
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<br />4. Bids. Public Works Improvement Proiects. Opened April 17. 1967 - A tabulation of
<br />bids was presented, and estimated unit costs were explained. The Public Works De-
<br />partment recommended contract award to the low bidder on each project, Winfrid K.
<br />Liepe, attorney representing M. L. Martin~on and United States Nationa~ Bank of
<br />Oregon, trustee, presented their objections to proposed location of the BD-67-17
<br />trunk sewer along Stewart Road and Wallis Street to serve Silica Park. He said
<br />the Martinson property, north of 11th Avenue between Bertelson Road and Wallis
<br />Street, is undeveloped and now subject to a $30,000 assessment for the 5th Avenue
<br />sewer trunk and a $26,000 assessment for the Bertelson Road sewer. The proposed
<br />location of the BD-67-17 sewer would subject this prop'erty to an additional esti-
<br />mated $8000 to $8500 assessment. Mr. Liepe suggested an alternate location for
<br />the sewer along the north line of Amazon Creek and eastward on Bufton Avenue to
<br />serve the interior of Silica Park. He also stated owners of property abutting Ste-
<br />wart Road have objected to construction of the sewer. Bob Shirley, contract buyer
<br />of property to the east, questioned location of the sewer on Stewart Road, and said
<br />it was his understanding the 5th Avenue trunk would serve the entire area. It was
<br />suggested the contract award on the BD-67-l7 sewer be held in order that the Public
<br />Works Department may bring back a comparative report on the alternate location
<br />presented by Mr. Liepe.
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<br />Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to award contracts to the low bidder on each
<br />of the projects, except that the BD-67-lv sewer be held over. Motion carried.
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<br />Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Anderson that Item 4 of the_Committee report be received and filed.
<br />Motion carried. (See action under 'Bids' earlier in meeting.)
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<br />5. Parking Restriction. 3rd between Pearl and High - A petition was presented from
<br />residents of the area requesting limited parking on 3rd between Pearl and High.
<br />The petitioners' request resulted from all-day parkers' utilizing the area, leav-
<br />ing no spaces open for use by residents or their visitors. The Public Works De-
<br />partment had no objection to installation of limited parking. Mrs. Lauris ~oved
<br />seconded by Mr. McDonald to install 2-hour parking on 3rd between Pearl\and High.
<br />Tie vote, Councilmen Lauris, Hayward, McDonald, and Wingard vQting yes; (Council-
<br />men Purdy, McNutt, Anderson, and Lassen voting no.
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<br />Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Anderson to approve 2-hour parking on 3rd between Pearl and High.
<br />Motion carried, Councilman Purdy voting no.
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<br />4 6. Planting Parking Strip. Hilyard between 24th and 25th - School District No. 4 re-
<br />quested permission to plant shrubs growing to a height of more than 18 inches on
<br />the west side of Hilyard between 24th and 25th to assist in the control of pedes-
<br />trian traffic. The School District agreed to maintain the plantings so as not to
<br />interfere with visibility of vehicular traffic. The Parks Department recommended
<br />approval. Mr. McNutt moved seconded by Mr. Anderson to approve the plantings.
<br />Motion carried.
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<br />Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Anderson to approve Item 6 of the Committee report. Motion carried.
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