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<br />Mr, Anderson moved seconded by Mr. Lassen that the bills as
<br />City officials:'authori zed to draw the necessary warrants,
<br />voting aye, motion carried.
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<br />presented and read be allowed and proper
<br />Rollcall vote. All councilmen present
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<br />Shining Star Animal Welfare League - The city of Springfield requested a representative of
<br />the Eugene City Council to meet with representatives of Lane County, the city of Springfield, and
<br />the League Thursday noon, March 28, 1968. The meeting is for the purpose of discussing implementa-
<br />tion of dog birth control program. Since the regularly scheduled committee-of-the-whole meeting will
<br />be held at that time, it was understood a staff member would attend the Animal Welfare meeting.
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<br />COMMITTEE REPORTS
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<br />Committee meeting held March 21, 1968:
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<br />"Present: Mayor Cone; Councilmen Lauris, Purdy, Lassen, Hayward, and Wingard; City Manager
<br />and staff; and others.
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<br />1. Sewers, Bethel Area - C~uncilman Las~en asked about plans to install sewer laterals in
<br />the area between Bethel Drive and Highway 99N. He said he felt they should be installed
<br />by 06uncil initiation, The Public Works Director said petitions were out for sewers in
<br />that area and in the "state" street area, but there was no indication of how many prop-
<br />erty owners in the area would favor the installations. The City Manager suggested pre-
<br />paration of a map showing areas not serviced by sewers to be brought back for Council
<br />consideration of initiating installation.
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<br />2. House Sewer Connections, Bethel Area - Councilman Lassen inquired about the number of
<br />properties which have not been connected to the sewers since their installtion in the
<br />Bethel area. It was understood a survey would be made and the information brought
<br />back to the Council with a recommendation,
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<br />Mr. Anderson moved seconded by Mr. Lassen that Items 1 and 2 of the Committee report be received and
<br />placed on file. Motion carried.
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<br />3. Collective Bargaining - Copies of a report from the City Manager were previously dis-
<br />tributed to Council members which set out the Manager's position and recommendation
<br />with regard to the unions' request for recognition and formal collective bargaining
<br />based on information exchanged in discussions with the unions with regard to questions
<br />raised if formal bargaining is approved. There was considerable discussion between
<br />Council members and union spokesmen (Fred Mohr, Patrick Flynn, Frank Jackson) concern-
<br />ing the gneral philosophy of collective bargaining. No action was taken.
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<br />Councilman Anderson said he questioned whether the Council has the authority to grant collective bar-
<br />gaining privileges and enter into a formal contract, and that he thought such authority should be
<br />granted through a Charter amendment. He said he also questioned whether benefits would accrue to the
<br />City itself and mentioned the research just being started by the League of Oregon Cities in the area
<br />of collective bargaining with municipal employes.
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<br />Mr. Anderson moved seconded by Dr. Purdy that the City Council initiate a program (1) to provide better
<br />methods of communication between itself and employes of the City in matters affecting employe working
<br />conditions, compensation, fringe benefits, and other matters affecting employe welfare, (2) to enable
<br />employes to participate in decisions in new areas, with emphasis on those which apply to their well-
<br />being, (3) to attempt to create among City employes a greater sense of involvement in City government
<br />and policy formulation; that the City Council direct the City Manager to make a reassessment of present
<br />personnel policies and prepare recommendations to effect the previously mentioned objectives, after
<br />consultation with representatives of employes in all departments of the City government and after an
<br />evaluation of recommendations from them.
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<br />Patrick Flynn, speaking as business agent for Local 851 Fire Fighters, read a petition from fire de-
<br />partment employes asking recognition of the local as their legal representative. He said the position
<br />of the Fire Fighters would be to oppose the motion in its entirety. Jerry Carroll, international
<br />representative speaking for Local 1724 AFSCME, and Richard Beck, Public Works mai~enance employe, also
<br />opposed the motion.
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