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<br /> I the intent was not conveyed, and this can later become a problem. She I"
<br /> felt the Council should make an effort to see that the minutes reflected
<br /> the intention.
<br /> ) Mrs. Beal agreed, and said one of the best ways to do this was for the
<br /> "j Mayor to state what he felt was Council consensus, or feeling of the
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<br /> I Mayor Anderson felt taping could have distinct advantage in that the
<br /> I committee reports were becoming exceedingly lengthy, and this would
<br /> I 'eliminate the necessity for quite so much detail.
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<br /> I Mr. Mills pointed out that there could always be disagreement as to intent,
<br /> I and Councilmen should always feel free to point out clarifications to staff.
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<br /> 2. Kiosk Location, Mall - Mr. David Hunt explained that the owner of a small snack
<br /> ! stand will be displaced by purchase of Masonic Temple property by the Agency, e
<br /> , and that an attempt has been made to find a location for him. He has expressed
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<br /> , interest in a location at Broadway and Olive, and it has been found that this
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<br /> r small building could be located in the Mall itself without interference with
<br /> fire lanes. However, provision for utilities must be made at the present time.
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<br /> I Mr. Hunt displayed a preliminary drawing and said the building would be approxi-
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<br /> \, mately 9 x 12 plus overhangs. Owners of adjoining properties have no objections, l-
<br /> and the contractor has agreed to build it at his cost. There are some legal
<br /> problems that must be worked out later. t
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<br /> II In answer to Mayor Anderson, Mr. Hunt said they were requesting Council approval
<br /> II of the concept.
<br /> II Councilwoman Hayward asked whether they were being asked to decide whether they
<br /> I wanted small businesses directly in the mall. She said she rather liked this
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<br /> \ idea. Mr. Hunt agreed. He said they had an obligation to this man, since his
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<br /> I business was being displaced by the mall.
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<br /> I City Attorney said he had discussed this matter with the Manager, and that there
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<br /> h were some definite legal problems involved, but with a consensus of the Council,
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<br /> I these could be worked out by staff.
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<br /> h Councilman McDonald felt Mr. Brown had been a good citizen and that, since he
<br /> i! was being displaced by urban renewal, there was definitely an obligation to find
<br /> " another site.
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<br /> Ii Mayor Anderson commented that in SCORE meetings this idea had been brought out,
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<br /> I and was generally favorably received.
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<br /> I, Mr. Gribskov moved seconded by Mr. McDonald to approve conpept of the location
<br /> 'I suggested by the Renewal Agency for a Kiosk to replace the stand now occupied \ ,
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<br /> II by Mr. Brown. Motion carried.
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<br /> It Teague that Items la, Ib and 2 of the Committee report be given
<br /> 1; Mr. McDonald moved seconded by Mr.
<br /> 'I approval.
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<br /> ,I Councilwoman Hayward was not sure that the committee minutes reflected the intent of the Council.
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<br /> i' She was not sure whether the Council was deciding they had an obligation to Mr. Brown, or that the
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<br /> ,I Council wanted small businesses in the mall, or both. After discussion, it was agreed that the
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<br /> motion was correct, as stated, and that it reflected the intent of the Council.
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<br /> Vote taken on motion. Motion carried.
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<br /> !I 3. Milk Inspection, Budget - Mr. Ray Wolfe, 1946 Potter, said he had read with
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<br /> I alarm newspaper reports that the City was abandonmng its own inspection of
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<br /> 1 milk. He had talked with physicians and the Lane County Sanitarian, and was
<br /> convinced that this would contrubute to the spread of disease in the City
<br /> J because raw milk would no longer be prohibited. He asked the Council to
<br /> , recon~Qer this decision.
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<br /> II Mr. John Stoner, Lane County Sanitarian, agreed with Mr. Wolf's statements,
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<br /> II and said there were other items in the health budget with which he was also
<br /> I concerned. He felt the restaurant program should be retained as it is now
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<br /> I Mayor Anderson commented this matter had come up numerous times in the past,
<br /> 'I and the question was whether the Council wished to reconsider it.
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<br /> II Mr. Teague said he was personally concerned that the City was discontinuing
<br /> milk inspection, and felt some other services could pe eliminated. He ',felt
<br /> this would be a step backward.
<br /> 1\ Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. Teague to reconsider elimination of the
<br /> milk inspection program at a time when reports have been received. e
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