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<br />7. Ordinances
<br />a. Administrative Approval, Revocable Permits -. This ordinance outlines criteria for
<br />approving revocable permits.' It will allow staff to issue revocable permits with
<br />favorable recommendation, so that only appeals to negative staff decisions will
<br />come to the Council for action. This ordinance was requested by the Council.
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<br />Mr. Wingard moved seconded by Mrs. Ha:Ywar~ to accept the'ordinances. Motion carried.
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<br />Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. Wingard to approve Item 7a of the Committee report. Motion carried.
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<br />b. Amendment, Vehicle Immobilization Ordinance - Amends requirement for issuance of
<br />warrant before booting a car for overtime parking t~ckets, as well as for violation
<br />I of other parking regulations.
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<br />I There was Council discussion concerning minimum number of parking tickets outlined
<br />I in the ordinance before resorting to such immobilization. The Council fe1t,two
<br />tickets were .insufficient grounds, and recommended amendment to five. e
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<br />I Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by M~. Gr~bskov that the Council approve the ordinance
<br />with an am~ndment to extend to five the number of traffic citations before immobilizing
<br />a vehicle. Motion carried.
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<br />Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. Gribskov to approve Item 7b of the Committee report.
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<br />The City Attorney called attention to an amendment suggested by the Finance Director which was to I'
<br />~uthorize use of the boot also if traffic citations were not paid within a certain time. The ,
<br />Attorney said. the ordinance was rewritten to reflect this amendment as well as increasing the number
<br />of citations to five.
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<br />Mrs. Hayward withdrew her previous motion and moved, seconded by Mr. Gribskov, to adopt the ordinance
<br />in accordance with the amendments cited. Motion carried.
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<br />c. Amendments to sign code, strings of lights - Building Superintendent explained amendment,
<br />and that the Sign Code Board of Appeals had numerous complaints, especially from used car
<br />dealers. Proposed amendment to allow use of bare light bulbs of more than l~~watts if 25
<br />feet from edge of street, was acceptable to them. After Council discussion of lighting"
<br />as it relates to buildings and security, Mr. Gribskov moved seconded by Mr. Wingard to
<br />accept amendment to Sign Code. Motion carried.
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<br />Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. Gribskov to approve Item 7c of the Committee report. Motion
<br />carried.
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<br />d_!if;~.'Amen9ment to Parking,Meter Hood~OJ;'.dinance:~_ This' a~endmel;1t:will allow the 'appJ.ic~~n1t - . ",
<br />c':~0~Ammedia'feI1yr~c~ivea--'hQod"at F:Lnance '6e-pal't'meirr; 'i-Oino~e Poli<:e Depart~ent f~6in-aiT-
<br />I ~ ~~plla's~~~ex~~~terifbrcement; in'cEeas€\;fee :::6orrenta 1 and' 'es t;ab~~,~hr_ deposit.-:-~-:':~-':-,..-~::-c:..._ ~
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<br />I ~:-:-_::~s.~a~~;d~~~?~~;cOnde~ ~bY~Mr:.. Gtlb:sko~-to'approve. f1iE?'amenameil't--:to~~~arki~g -: " . .-- ,0
<br />. Me-t'er, Hood, Ord~nance. Mot~on~e,.arr~ed_,._,- . ~.- -""",-'..' '.. '~ ---.;--.. .,' 1
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<br />Mrs. H.~j;}~l,=~~~~:'e-c6Rd'ed'J;b;--Mr. GriVSkov~':~ --appro~e'-~~~e~~7d-ot~t~e co~~~~ee-repor_t"::'-,~Q.t-i:n<;~rried. .. ~
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<br />I 8: N~~ice of',p@J...ig Hear.in~, ~ T~lephon;; R,'aJ:;.e' 'Ine;rease'~ ' Noticegf:::::pub'fic hearing A'u'g~st 11,
<br />'I 1969~at 10:00 a:in.wasOdistribut;e'dto~l;ounHl. Mayor said Mr. Portwood would be available
<br />I for questions, and councilmen should contact him. No action taken.
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<br />Mrs. Hayward asked if t~e telephone company operates under an annual franchise. Mr. ,Riehard Portwood, r~,
<br />general manager of Pacific Northwest Bell, replied that the franchise is under a twenty' year .~
<br />I contract, which has exceeded the initial ten year period and is up for discussion.0fRequest is for
<br />2% over gross revenues for all exchange services within the city limits.
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<br />II Councilman Mohr asked if this was a state or city contractl. to which Mr. Portwood replied that it
<br />I is a city fraachise.
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<br />Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. Gribskov that Item 8 of the Committee report be received and filed.
<br />I Motion carried.
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<br />I Bias, opened by Public Works Department July 25, 1969
<br />I / Contract COSt
<br />Wi1dish Construction Co. Sidewalks, Storm Sewer, -Sanitary Sewer and Street Paving
<br />on Oak and 10th, and alleys between 9th and 10th and 10th $71,432.05
<br />and 11th from Pearl Street to 200' west of Oak Street .
<br />I Hrban Renewal Area Project I
<br />Mrs. Hayward moved sedonded by Mr. Gribkkov. to reject this bid. Motion carried.
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<br />I Bid, opened by ~arks Department, July 28, 19,69 .. ;,
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<br />Ii Eklund Construction Co. Laure1hi~1 Shelter and ~ump House -' . "_~ $6,093.00
<br />j' ~~'_ ~a~ard.~,~?ye9 1':econded bYl1~. Gr,ibskov to : approve, this bid '.c- Motion carried'; Rollcall.
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<br />Liquor License, approved by Police Department ",C~;' _
<br />Package Store Class "B" - Barger Drive Market, 4925 Barger Drive '." '~'.".' ,re e
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<br />Mrs. Hayward movea seconded try Mr. Gribskov to approve the abofe application. Rollcall vote. All'
<br />. \ councilmen present voting aye, motion carried.
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