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<br /> Ii Mrs. Hayward was concerned with the condition of the bridge, and asked whether
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<br /> Ii action had been taken to prevent entry and possible injury. Public Works
<br /> " Director assured her that it had been barricaded:
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<br /> Vote taken on motion. Motion carried.
<br /> ;, 4. Petition, Sanitary Sewer - Petition was signed by owners of 100% of the property
<br /> I; located south of Jeppesen Acres Road and west of Medina Street for construction
<br /> of a sanitary sewer.
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<br /> Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mrs. Hayward to accept the petition. Motion carried.
<br /> I 5. Traffic Control, Autzen Stadium - The City Manager said a complaint had been received
<br /> about movement of traffic at Autzen Stadium after football games. If the facts
<br /> are as indicated, corrective action should be taken.
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<br />e Council members made several suggestions how this traffic problem could be handled.
<br /> , Director of Public Works said this is a state highway, and traffic must move in both
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<br /> City Manager said the Police Department has been alerted, and an effort will be made
<br /> to see that this kind of incident is not permitted. ,-
<br />I !: 6. National League of Cities, Suggested Resolution - A resolution, proposed by the city
<br /> I of North Las Vegas, to get parity for Councilmen at the National League of Cities
<br /> Convention, was previously circulated to Councilmen. After discussion, it was
<br /> moved by Mr. Williams, seconded by Mr. Teague that the Council representatives to
<br /> the National League of Cities Convention be 'instructed to encourage broad Council-
<br /> man participation in League activities, without supporting the specific Las Vegas
<br /> resolution. Motion carried.
<br /> 7. Mayor Meeting, Liquor Control Commission - Mayor Anderson entered the meeting (October "
<br /> 14) and said he had just returned from a meeting with the Oregon State L~uor Control
<br /> Commission. He felt progress had been made, and some positive steps may be taken to
<br /> I provide guidelines for the cities in approving licenses, and to instruct cities as
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<br /> !' to what constitutes standards.
<br /> There was Council discussion about the Liquor Control Commission, how its meetings
<br /> i' are conducted, and what the basis is for approval or denial. Mayor Anders on
<br /> I, explained the legal problems attendant to rescinding of a license, and that once
<br /> a license is granted, the Commission had reservations about rescinding. They
<br /> are examining the possibility of a change in the statute.
<br /> 8. Planning Commission Recommendation (September 28, 1970), Two Way Traffic, Lawrence Street
<br /> Planning Commission recommended traffic be resuored on Lawrence Street between 5th
<br /> and 6th Avenue to two-way. The Public Works Director stated that, since Washington
<br /> and Olive streets have closed, this would be a proper move. Planning Commission
<br />I recommended approval.
<br /> 9. Zone Changes Recommended (Planning Commission, October 6, 1970), Newly Annexed Areas:
<br /> a. Lindley Street and Bardell - Rezone to RA Suburban Residential District
<br /> 'I b. East and west of Floral Hill Drive, south of Bristol Street - rezone to
<br /> RA Suburban Residential District
<br /> c. Between Jeppeson and Larkspur, west of Norkenzie - rezone to RA Suburban
<br /> Residential District
<br />e :j Traffic Flow, 11th and Garfield - Councilman McDonald indicated that he had had
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<br /> several complaints during the past few days regarding traffic flow on West 11th
<br /> off Garfield, where a new store is located. He felt a three way stop at
<br /> 11th and Garfield was dangerous.
<br /> Public Works Director indicated this had been discussed on the tour. He felt
<br /> the best solution to this problem would be completion of 10th Avenue west of Garfield.
<br /> Mr. Gribskov stated all of West 11th had problems.;.
<br /> ll. Distribution for Council Review - Ordinance incorporating 1970 Edition Uniform Plumbing
<br /> Code. The proposed ordinance establishes new fees, incorporates a Uniform Swimming
<br /> :1 Pool Code and the latest criteria for mobile home sewer and plumbing installations.
<br /> The City Manager~uggested a public hearing be scheduled on this ordinance for the
<br /> last meeting in November.
<br />I A representative from the Plumber's Association indicated that, although they had not
<br /> had an association meeting, there ffid been no controversy, and no opposition to the
<br /> ordinance.
<br /> -12. 'fo.reclosure, Delinquent Assessments - The Manager said the Finance Depar:lDment had
<br /> started foreclosure proceedings on 385 delinquent assessments involving 302
<br /> pieces of property involving $119,734.47.
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<br />e Councp'IJ1an EU1?dy~_'~suggest-ed that, -tpe-COuncl-l iD:\'ti-ate impr0Y~J'!IEmt ~f--c,r('rth Avenue west of Garfield,
<br /> ., - and that this be brought to tl::L~~~~tCotiricj._tJrt~t-1n~STa:ff-wIll prepare an improvement ordinance.
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