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<br /> Mr. McDonald moved seconded by Mr..Teague that approvalbe,given,to.those license renewals "
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<br /> ii ' listed above, and that a letter be directed to the Oregon Liquor Control Commission express-
<br /> ': ing concern and requesting the City and Liquor Control Commission to keep better records of
<br /> activities of these outlets during the next year.
<br /> Mr. Bud Nixon, owner of the Golden Canary, protested at the number of calls attributed to his
<br /> establishment, and said he had tried to cooperate with the police, and called them when they
<br /> were needed.
<br /> Mr. Larry Sharley, owner of La Mars, 8.aid his operation was actually divided into to two
<br /> I distinct parts, and to be fair each part should have been considered separately for police
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<br /> City Manager said that, since the two outlets are under one license, they are considered
<br /> I as one by the Police Department. He felt this fact could be indicated in the letter forwarded
<br /> to the OLCC.
<br /> i Jan Jarvis and an unknown young lady, barmaids at the Golden Canary, spoke in favor of renewal e
<br /> , of the Golden Canary license.
<br /> Vote taken on motion. Motion Carried. Mr. Teague abstained from voting.
<br /> x. Items to be considered with one motion after discussion of individual items, as requested:
<br /> Items a through g a~e8mrnlltes of the Committee meeting of November 18, 1970 and those I
<br /> Items h through p are minutes of the Committee meeting of November 25, 1970.
<br /> ,: Statement from League of Women Voters re: Slash Burning - Mrs. Mary Briscoe, President,
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<br /> '. League~of Women Voters, read a statement to the Mayor and members of the City Council,
<br /> outlining some of the problems related to lack of State Legislation for regulation of
<br /> slash and agricultural burning, and requesting Lane Air Pollution Authority and the
<br /> " City Council to support State Legislation which will put an end to slash burning, as
<br /> well as agricultural burning, under the jurisdiction of the Environmental Quality
<br /> Commission.
<br /> I' Mrs. Beal moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the Council go on record supporting the :
<br /> " statement of the League of Women Voters and acvocating control of slash burning.
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<br /> i' Councilman Mohr said the ci ty of Eugene is preparing an agenda of legislation which it
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<br /> " will- lobby for in the next session of the Legislature. Certainly, problems of pollu-
<br /> I, tion will be incl uded in the legislati ve proposals for the Department of Environmental
<br /> Quality.
<br /> Mrs. Beal said the city of Iilgene would join wi th the League of Women Voters in
<br /> trying to get effective legislation passed.
<br /> Mayor Anderson said he hoped a series of bills could be presented, and felt joining
<br /> with other individuals and organizations would enhance the strength of the program.
<br /> A vote was taken on the motion as stated. Motion carried. (approve) I
<br /> b. Report, Bicycle Staff Committee - Mr. Ernest Drapela of the Parks and Recreation
<br /> Department reported on the progress of the staff committee and recommendations they
<br /> had made to the Council. A three phase approach has been proposed, and the first,
<br /> which is to collect data to develop a sound plan of action, is expected to be com-
<br /> pleted wi thin thirty days.
<br /> Councilwoman Bea~ asked whether the committee had considered requesting lay members e
<br /> to serve on the committee. The City Manager said Mr. Drapela is a member of a lay
<br /> bicycle organization, and that he was sure lay members would provide input into the
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<br /> " Mr. Dan Herber, architect, said the 1990 General Plan cites the relationship of
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<br /> bicycles with the various transportation systems, and he was glad to see them "
<br /> being considered as a mode of transportation.
<br /> Mrs.. Beal moved seconded by Mr. Gribskov to adopt the report of the staff bicycle
<br /> commi ttee . Motion carried. ( approve)
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<br /> I: Councilwoman Beal was concerned about funds for the bicycle study. Manager said money expended would
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<br /> be in staff time, and that the amount set forth in the report was for the entire project.
<br /> The City Manager said a statement in favor of the bicycle study had been received from the AAUW I
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<br /> Mr. Gerhard Hubbe, 1060 West 17th, read a letter in support of bicycle paths in the city, and
<br /> I presented a petition to the City Council.
<br /> Councilwoman Hayward suggested bicycling would be much safer if laws were obeyed by riders.
<br /> Mary Briscoe, League of Women Voters, read a statement in support of positive planning for the use of e
<br /> bicycles" in Eugene.
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