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<br /> Eugene, Oregon
<br /> July 8, 1968
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<br /> The regular meeting of the Common Council of the city of Eugene, Oregon was called to order at
<br /> 7:30 p.m. on July 8, 1968 inthe Council Chamber by His Honor Mayor Edwin E. Cone with the following
<br /> councilmen Present: Mr. Anderson, Mrs. Lauris, Messrs. Purdy, McNutt, and Lassen, Mrs. Hayward, and
<br /> Messrs. McDonald and Wingard.
<br /> The Minutes of the meeting held June 24, 1968, as mailed to Council members, were approved.
<br /> NEW BUSINESS
<br /> 1 Broken Glass on Streets - Councilman Anderson suggested arrangement be made with towing companies to
<br /> remove broken glass from streets after auto accidents. The Manager said the matter will be checked
<br /> with the Police Chief.
<br />i 2 Industrial Plant, 10th and Seneca - Councilman Wingard asked that the Air Pollution Authority be re-
<br /> quested to determine the source of the odor and whether it is dangerous for residents near the in-
<br /> dustrial plant at 10th and Seneca. Councilman Lassen, member of the Regional Authority, said it would
<br /> be considered at the Authority's meeting on July 10.
<br /> 3 Traffic, Roosevelt and Highway 99 - Councilman Lassen requested investigation to determine whether
<br />. traffic could be channeled into right-turn, through, and left-turn lanes for cars entering Highway 99
<br /> from the west on Roosevelt Boulevard. Also, whether better movement can be provided for cars entering
<br />. the shopping center west of the highway off Roosevelt Boulevard. It was understood the situation
<br /> would be investigated.
<br /> 4 Sewer Connections, Bethe1-Danebo - Councilman Lassen asked about the progress of the poll on sewer
<br /> connections in the Bethe1-Danebo area. The City Manager said the poll would be started next week.
<br /> 5 City Bus System - Councilman McNutt inquired about the status of the City bus system. The City Manager
<br /> said Eugene, with Springfield and Lane County, has applied through the Central Lane Planning Council
<br /> for funds to finance a transportation study for the metropolitan area. The study will be undertaken
<br /> by Voorhees & Co., transportation consultants, to determine how mass transportation in this area should
<br /> be financed, by whom, equipment necessary, routes, etc. Local matching funds are available and ap-
<br /> proval of the grant is expected shortly, after which decisions can be made concerning the local bus
<br />, system.
<br /> 6 Assessment Hearings - The City Manager explained that in an attempt to save time on assessment hear-
<br /> ings staff people were available in the Public Works Department to answer questions with regard to
<br /> calculation of assessments, then if there were some who still wished to be heard by the Council, they
<br /> would have the opportunity at the time assessment ordinances were considered. He said the staff could
<br /> also answer questions with regard to bids which were scheduled for hearing.
<br /> 7 Bills, period June 25 to July 8, 1968, were presented and read as follows:
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