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""l e Z58 7/27/70 I point, but that the intent of the law was something different than appears in the law, and that certain corrections are in order. He, therefore, asked if the matter could be settled so that the tower would not be erected at all. Mr. Hughes replied that he could nclrfanswer this question until next week. 'I Mayor Anderson suggestedc that, the matte;l?~\;;b-ehElld over, discussed privately and Ii brought back to the Council with a proposal. Mr. Hughes agreed. Ii Mrs. Hayward felt the ordinance could be amended in the same fashion as had been II done with 'non-conforming buildings. Mr; Spickerman agreed that there could be a I! reasonable phasing-out period. [' II Mayor Anderson suggested that the City Manager submit to the Council suggested I amendments to this section of the zoning ordinance. Mrs. Hayward suggested that some discussion be held regarding phasing-out such towers within a reasonable I length of time. ' , e II Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that an analysis be made of these sections of Dr. the zoning ordinance, and that it be referred to the Planning Commission. Motion I, carried. II Mr. McDonald moved seconded by Mr. Teague to approve Item 5 of the Committee report. Motion carried. II I I In answer to Mayor Anderson the Assistant City Attorney said the attorneys had met and felt they were close to agreement. The Planning Commission has studied the ordinance and has proposed some height restriction amendments. ,_ 6. Ambulance Rate Increase - Eugene-Springfield Ambulance Service has requested approval -~, of a new rate scfiedufe'~-' Staff recommended that a ~o~mittee~be appointed composed of representati ves of-- the cl ty- -of -Eugene and city of Sprlngffeilld Coun-ell and staff and of the ambulance service to review the proposal and return a recommendation which both cities could use. Mr. Mohr moved seconded by Mr. Williams that the Mayor appoint a committee as I I, recommended by staff to review the proposal for an increase in ambulance rates. Ii Mr. McDonailld moved secon ded by Mr. Teague to 'approve Item 6 of the Committee report. Mayor Anderson appointed Councilman McDonald to serve as Council representative on the committee I to review the Ambulance Service proposal. I II j' Vote taken on motion. Motion carried. II II 7. Sidewalk Installation, Frances Willard School Area - Staff has recommended a public II hearing for neighborhood conmaeration of this proposal. Public Works Director said this is not a PTA proposal, but the result of a restudy of the area under terms set :1 forth by the Council at a public hearing March 23, 1970. He said mhe recommendation I, " .1 is in compliance with established city goals to construct sidewalks wherever possible, II II and specifically around schools. 1\ Dr. Purdy suggested Public Works Department meet in advance with representatives of Ii :1 the PTA and people opposed to the proposal. Public Works Director said he would be I I agreeable to holding a special administrative hearing. A public hearing could be I I scheduled after review. i ,I II Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. Mohr to call a public hearing at a later date to !I -- 'I discuss sidewalks in the Frances Willard School area. Motion carried. II :1 8. Paving and Sewers, Spring Boulevard - Spring Boulevard to 500 feet north of Firland. I I Staff recommends extending the contract an additional 70 feet in accordance with the I I property owners request. il Ii 9. Neighborhood Development Project, State Street Area - City owns ten lots which were !I 'i deeded by the County in lieu of paying sewer assessments. It is proposed to sell I! :i II these lots and use the money to purchase park property in accordance with the I' ,I redevelopment plan. It is recommended to ask ERA to act as the city's agent in I' I 'I disposal of these lots. I, II I I' I In answer to Mr. Teague, the Manager explained that these lots were deeded to the II City by the County, and were not foreclosed by the City. Ii II I 10. Options, Ditch Right of Way - Staff has recommended that options be exercised to II I buy ditch right of way from the following: I, Ii II a. Karen and Knud Toftemark, 1170 Echo Hollow Road, $4800 I b. Hans and Sophia Nielson, 1150 Echo Hollow Road, $112 ll. Petition, Alley from Lawrence to Washington between 6th and 7th - Signed by II owners of 54.9% of the propertytto be assessed. e Ii ~ 7/27/70 - 6 ': I, ..oIIl