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<br />1 4. Disorderly Conduct Ordinance - A proposed ordinance was read relating to disorderly I
<br />conduct i .ob,sce~ity, 'and proganity, detaili~g specific c:onduct. which.could' be prosecuted
<br />under the ordinance.. .The Assistant City Attorney explained the .background of the ordi-
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<br />nance,' and said the Police Depart'ment approved its passage. It was. ..understood ,the.
<br />ordinance would be brought to the June 12, 1967 Council 'meeting for action~
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<br />Mr. Anderson moved that the ordinance be adopted. There was no second.
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<br />Mrs. Hayward m~ved seconded by Mrs. Lauds that action be delayed .until the June 26~ ,196:7 Council
<br />meeting. Motion carried.
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<br />2 5. Ordinance, Amending Fire Prevention Code re: Fireworks - The'Assistant City Attorney
<br />said new legislation: enacted..by. the State Legislature .and' awaiting the .Governor' s..
<br />signature would change the definition of "fireworks." The 'proposed amendnient is to
<br />bring the City Code into line with the State law when the legislation becomes effective.
<br />It was understood this.ordina~ce would be brought to the Jun~_l2, 196i.Cou~cil meeti~g
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<br />Mr. Anderson moved seconded _b~~Mrs', ,Lauris that the orinance ,be ,ad~pted. . Motion carried.
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<br />3 6. Improvement Petitions
<br />a. Paving, sanitary and storm sewers, Crescent Acres Addition - Petitioned by owners
<br />of 88% of property to be ',assessed. The Public Works' Depar,tment recOmrrlended im- ,
<br />provem~nt of only, the "sti"eets shown on the plan attached t,o, the petit.ion ,becans,e ." I'.
<br />of dra~nage problems. .. ..... ..
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<br />4 b. Sanitary"Sewer on Seneca Road from 5th Avenue to 1200 feet'north - Petitioned by
<br />Paul R. Lafferty:,. owner _of 38%.of the property to be assessed.' Mr. Lafferty asked
<br />for construction of the se~er to his warehouse because of 'an emergency situation, .
<br />and the Public Works Department recommended approval. .
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<br />Mr .A~derson moved seconded by. Mr. MeN.ut.t. to. .appro.ve both :pet.itions. Motion carried.
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<br />5 c. Norwood Street Paving - Lowell D. Smith petitioned paving half of a portion of
<br />Norwood Street in Marlow Park subdivision on which denial .was previously. recom-
<br />mended in committee. The City Manager explained that'Mr. Smith had sold the en-
<br />tire subdivision to one builder on the condition that this paving would be accom-
<br />plished, and that although the petition was late, if the engineering can be com- .
<br />pleted, there is no physical reason why the project cannot proceed. The Public'
<br />Works Director said the entire width would be paved if pos~ible. Mr. Anderson
<br />moved seconded by Mr. McNutt to approve the petition, subject to completion of
<br />engineering work for the project. Motion 'carried.
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<br />6 7. Stop Signs ~ 23rd and Alder - Because of the continuingr.ate of accidents at this' int.er-'
<br />section, the ~ublic Works 'Department recommended installation of stop signs 'controlling
<br />the east/west movement on 23rd at Alder'- Mi. .Anderson ,moved sec'onded by.Mr. McNutt to
<br />approve the recommendation. Motion carrfed.
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<br />7 8. Parking Prohibition, Spring 'Boulevard - The .Public Works Department recommended parking I'
<br />prohibition on both sides of Spring Boulevard for 665 feet measured from Fairmount
<br />Boulevard, and on the easterly side only of Spring Boulevard from that prohibition to
<br />Madrona Drive. Councilman McNutt expressed the opinion that parking should, be pro-
<br />hibited on the entire street. Mr. Anderson moved seconded by Mrs. Hayward .to .approve
<br />the recommendation. Motion carried. .. , .
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<br />8 9. Parkirig Prohi~ition,30thbetween~illamette and'Lincoln - ThePub~ic Works Department ~
<br />recommended parking prohibition on the south side only of 30th from Willamette to Lin- .~
<br />coIn. And, in order to improve sight distance, that parking be prohibited on.the n~th
<br />side of 30th for 50 feet in both directions from the intersections .of portiand and
<br />Charnelton. Mr. McNutt moved seconded by Mr. Anderson to approve the recommend~tion.
<br />Motion carried. ' .
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<br />9 10. Parking Prohibition, 670 West 1st - Dr.. H. A. Wheeler requested prohibition of parking
<br />in front of 670 and 690 West :lst Avenue because of sight hazard for his clients leaving
<br />the off-stre'et parking' area he has provided. The Public- Works Department recommended
<br />approval. Mr. Anderson moved seconded by Mr.. McNutt to approve the recommendation.
<br />Motion carried." '
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<br />10 11. Parking Prohibition,' Vi1l.~rd north of 15th'- Walt. 'Boynton requested prohibition of. park-
<br />ing in front of McDonald' so'. Th'e Public Wor.ks Department 'recommended that. parking be
<br />prohibited on the east side of Villard starting .about 200 feet north of i5th Avenue and
<br />extendlng north 147 'feet. Mr. McNutt mqved seconded by Mr. Anderson to approve the I
<br />recommendation. Motion carried.
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<br />11 12. Oversize Curb Cut, Stella Magladrv School -. The Public. Works, Department. recommended
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<br />:apprpva1 of a ,request from School Di~trict 4 for a, 55.-foot curb cut. adjace,nt to Stella I
<br />Magladry School rie~r the intersection of McLean and Whitbeck in connection with the
<br />Whitbeck paving prggect. Mr. Anderson moved seconded by Hr. McNutt to approve the
<br />recommendat io.n. Motion carried,.' 0
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<br />12 13. Oversize Curb 'Cut', Nor'th Cleveland - In con~ec'tion wit'h paving Cleveland from R~osevelt ,_
<br />Boulevard to Cross .Street, Mercer Steel Company requested 50-foot and 35-foot curb cuts .
<br />l adjacent to their e'stablishment at 110 North Clevela,nd. Wiiliams Transfer and Storage
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