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<br /> I C.B. 9504 ; Concerning Land Use and amending section 9.274 of the Eugene Code (Rezone 1\ I
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<br /> property located at 896 Coburg Road, west side of Cohurg Road, and south of il
<br /> I Tomahawk Place from R-l to R-2SR, Herbst) was submitted, and no councilman ,
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<br /> i; presentir~questing that it be read in full, was read the first ~ime by
<br /> Ii council bill'number only.
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<br /> ii Mr. Teague moved seconded. by Mr. Mohr that the bill be read the second time by council bill number
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<br /> 'I only, with unanimo~ consent of the Council, and that enactment be considered at this time. Motion
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<br /> " Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the bill be approved and given final passage. Rollcall
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<br /> " All counclmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and numbered 16303,.
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<br /> II At a joint meeting of the Planning Commission and City Council the Planning Commission agreed to
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<br /> I, the Council recommendation for rezoning of this property.
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<br /> I, C. Bids, opened by Public Works Department, September 21,1971
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<br /> SANITARY SEWER RECONSTRUCTION: ,;
<br /> Ii In area betn Lawrence & Washington Cost to
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<br /> Ii from 4th to 10th Cont. Cost abutting owner Cost to City Budgeted
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<br /> D & D Backhoe Service 82,647.45 0 82,647.45 81,500.00 d
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<br /> I: Kenneth R. Bostick Const. Co. 91,668.20
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<br /> I: Wildish Const. Co. 94,142.47 COMPLETION DATE: January 1, 1971
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<br /> i: SANITARY SEWER
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<br /> II Coburg Road to Hackamore Way
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<br /> I. Shur-Way Contractors 8,:S46.10 Lat. 0.049/sq.ft 0
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<br /> " Wildish Construction Co. 8,821.00 Levy 0.005/sq.ft.
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<br /> I' COMPLETION DATE: November 15, 1971
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<br /> ;1 Staff recommends award to low bidder on each contract. I
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<br /> 'I MiJ? Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr to accept the recommendation of staff and award bid to low
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<br /> 'I bidaer on each project. Rollcall vote. All councilmen voting aye, themotion carried.
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<br /> ii II. Items to be considered with one motion, after discussion of individual items if requested._
<br /> Ii Items were previously discussed at committee meeting of September 15, 1971. Committee
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<br /> ;1 A. Emergency Employment Program - Mr. Mohr had requested a report on the progress
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<br />,:1 of the Emergency Employment Program. .), report of the commi ttee work was submi tted
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<br /> I' Lon Mills, City Personnel Director, said the Bureau of Labor had submitted the
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<br />:! recommendation for jobs to be filled, under the Emergency Employment Act, and these
<br />!: will in turn be submitted to the Department of Employment, and hopefully will be
<br />il filled within the next 30 days.
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<br />Ii Mayor Anderson said he was involved in the initial stages of implementation I,
<br />" of this act. The program was speedily adopted and funded by congress to reverse ;1
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<br />I the unemployment trend and to fill some of the critical needs of local government. "
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<br /> Mr. Mills explained that the city is working with theState Department of Employment.
<br />Ii A committee has been formed to allocate the money, with membership from the various
<br />Ii local governmental bodies. The allocation of $109,000 must be used to employ I:
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<br />" persons residing within the city of Eugene, and the remainder of the allocation may "
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<br />II be used to employ people living outside the City.
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<br />Ii Mr. Roger Dougherty said he represented Mrs. Ruth Shepherd of Emerald Empire Council
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<br />Ii on Aging and HELP Organization, and that it was their impression that older workers
<br />I: are included within the priority groups. He explained the work of their agency and
<br />" solicited Council support.
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<br />Ii In answer to Mr. Mohr, Mr. Mills said the City has authority to deviate 10%, to
<br />d adjust assignments established for allocation of funds. Beyond that, a request must
<br />:i be submitted to the Bureau of Labor for approval.
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<br />I: Councilman Mohr commented that he is comrrrrtted as a lobbyist for senior citizens, 1,-
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<br />I' and a priority should be established for unemployed senior citizens.
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<br />" Mayor Anderson said the Council is on record as being especially interested in
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<br />il the elderly through its Comrrrrttee on Aging.
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<br /> Mrs. Campbell asked if the city had a mandatory age for retirement.
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<br />!I this work in wi th the aged program. Are the age limi ts 45 to 65? Could the city
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<br />II work around the retirement age?
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<br />d Mr. Mills said the city does not have a mandatory age for retirement, and has had
<br />~ -J( C.B. 9507 - Zone Change~ Roger Bourland (See Page 8 of these minutg~9 9/27/71 - 4
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