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<br />Council Chamber
<br />Eugene, Oregon
<br />March:.lO, 1969
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<br />Regular meeting of the Common Cpuncil of the City of Eugene, Oregon was called to order by His Honor
<br />Mayor Lester E. Anderson ~oat 7:30 p.m. on March 10, 1969 in the Council Chamber. Councilmen present
<br />were: Mrs. Hayward, Dr. Purdy, Messrs. MeDgnald,,'Wiiligard and Teague, Mrs. Beal and Messrs. Gribskoy
<br />and Mohr.
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<br />1 Minutes of the Council meeting held February 24, 1969 were approved as mailed to Council members.
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<br />2 Proclamation, International Festival Week - The Mayor's Committee on International Cooperation, under
<br />the leadership of Mrs. Albert Kitzhaber has planned an International Festival to promote better int~r-
<br />national cooperation in the community. - Mayor Aridersori -introduced 'Mr.Mike Gooley, 'who represented the
<br />committee in Mrs. Kitzhaberls absence. Mr. Joseph Gomal, sutdent at the University, explained how the
<br />International Festival promotes community understanding of other nations, and allows residents of
<br />other nations studying at the University an opportunity to show a part of their country's culture to
<br />residents of the City.
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<br />Mayor Anderson read a Proclamation declaring the week April 6-12, 1969 International Week.
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<br />COMMITTEE REPORTS
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<br />Committee meeting held February 26, 1969
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<br />Present: Mayor;Anderson, Councilmen Hayward, McDonald, Beal, Gribskov and Mohr; City Manager and
<br />staff; and others.
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<br />1. Items from Mayor and Council
<br />a. Appointments - Mayor Anderson appointed Mrs. Don (Kathy) Siegmund tm a position on the Human
<br />Rights Commission.
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<br />Mrs. Wickes Beal was appointed to replace Mrs. Catherine Lauris on the Community Goals
<br />Conference.
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<br />b. Butte Cross- Wendy Ray stated the Associated Press reported the Supreme Cour,t; by a 4-3 .
<br />vote, ruled the cross on the Butte is not a religious symbol, and does not ~ave religious
<br />significance to most people, and therefore, will remain on the Butte.
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<br />c. @ouncil Reports - Mrs. Hayward said Mrs. Leo Gorman, 160 West 37th, had reported circulation
<br />of a petition requesting removal of car lots to Coburg Road area to provide more room in the
<br />Central Business District.
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<br />Mrs. Hayward reminded the Council of Chamber of Commerce Legislative Luncheons. Mrs. Beal
<br />will attend. Mrs. Hayward also reminded the Council of the Council Legislative meeting
<br />Friday at 4:00 p.m. State sales tax will be discussed, and all members are welcome.
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<br />Mayor Anderson adv.ised that the Land and Water Conservation Fund Interagency Advisory
<br />Committee will meet noon Friday. $9,601.00 is available, and it is suggested thi~ amount
<br />be divided between City and County parks projects. The Mayor asked for a represenaative
<br />to attend. Mr. Gribskov volunteered.
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<br />Mrs. Hayward movea seconded by Mr.. McDon.C!ld that Items l~~_"lf;a'~,<;l~> lb of the Committee report be received
<br />and filed. Motion carried. .", .' .~--
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<br />d. Deferred Assessment - Mr. Dan Morris, 4680 Fox Hollow Road, has requested deferment of a
<br />sewer assessment. Since the p~operty is an island within the city limits and cannot legally
<br />be assessed, Public Works Department recommends assessment be deferred until the property is
<br />annexed and the owner wishes to use the sewer.
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<br />Mr;3.Hayward moved seconded by Mr. Gribskov that the City Council approve the requested
<br />deferment of assessment. Motion carried.
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<br />Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. McDonald that Item ld of the Committee Report be approved.. Rollcall
<br />vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the motion carried unanimously.
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<br />7 2. Dog Control Ordinance - Mrs. Betty Niven said _sJ'1.~ isca _me~b~r of the Emerald Dog Obedience Club,
<br />and is very much in favor of havtrtg~~ao:~!{uri'ger\'C9ntr1>J~:'6Y~[p~arl~f'=-~~~,;wo~kaD]:eO:'o-Fd-in.ance;--SIT~-';:;-
<br />:-iritro'9-uced Mr. Jay Zerkle, Vice ffis{de'~t; whb"cfi-sc~ssedc'Cnahges~~prop"c)s~(r15~pbce club-;J",- -':~~
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<br />Mr. Dwayne Fullerton, 1211 High, Mr. Arthur W. Krieg, 3252 Onyx Place and Mrs. Donald Ridenour
<br />3768 West 11th, spoke in favor of a stricter law, and objected todrunning at large in neighbor-
<br />hoods.
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<br />Mr. Everett McVicker, Manager of Lane County Humane Society, was very much in favor of a stricter
<br />law. He objected to Section 5, "Killing Certain Dogs'~, saying this was unrealistic and medically
<br />unsound.
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<br />~. Mohr suggested that Section 5 be deleted from the ordinance, as it did not pertain to a
<br />leash law. Mrs. Hayward agreed, and moved seconded by Mrs. Beal, to delete Section 5 from
<br />further consideration in this ordinance. Motion carried.
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<br />Mayor Anderson was concerned whether funds
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<br />was adopted. The Manager said adoption of
<br />would be helpful to dog control, and would
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<br />were available to enforce this ordinance if it
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<br />the ordinance, even without appropriation of funds,
<br />provide tools to do a better job.
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