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JII""" 7.1,9 · 11/1/71 i I I Properties Acquisition Policies Act of 1970" "Civil Rights Act.of 1964" and "Anti-Kick-. I 11 back Act of 1948." :1 ,I ' I' ' r: Since t~e ci ty is already complying with these po1i cies, there js no problem,- and the '; I: reso1ut~on should be adopted. I: Ii Mr. Mohr moved seconded by Mr. Gribskov to approve the recommendation. Motion carried. ;1 Approve I;' I ' i: K. Peti tion for Storm Sewer - Between Coburg Road and Luella Street from Bailey Lane I I'! lO/27/7l to 450' north - lOO% city cost, $3300. ' )1 Ii . I: Installation of this sewer is recommended to accommodate Redevco Housing for Elderly ': !i on Bailey Lane. The project will be assessed for 24" and the city will pick up the ' i! addi tional size. This is a portion of 'the same drainage which serves the Sheldon i School area. Acceptance is recommended. Mr.. Gribskov moved seconded by Mr. Mohr to accept the petition for storm sewer. Motion 'I e carried. Approvei L. Ternllnation of Ad Hoc International Arboretum Committee - A letter from Barbara Newton, 10/27/71 chairman of the Ad Hoc International Arboretum Committee . was previously cJiu!Cu1ated to 'f Councilmen. It asked ternllnation of the committee, since it has achieved its objective. ,I ., ' Mr. Gribskov moved seconded by Mr. Mohr to accept the recommendation of the committee :i I I for its ternllnati on. " I~ Mayor Anderson said this committee has worked hard and long and should be commended :, I' for its persistence and effi ciency. ,I :, Vote taken on motion. Motion carried. Approve: il '. I M. Minutes of Meeting of October 1l, 1971 Approve: I: N. Student Assistance to Council and Staff - A proposal has been circulated to the Council 1110/13/71 to provide assistance, from students of a political 'science class. Councilmen Teague, I: Mohr and Williams have met with representatives to review the plan and discuss means i: of implementation. i I, I j: Miss Stephanie Larson said she had talked to individual Councilmen, and explained: ii advantages ,there could be to utilization of the plan. She admitted ,there nllght be Ii problems, but felt the benefi ts could outweigh the drawbacks. I: d ,I Ii Councilman Williams suggested ,that it nllght be helpful to the Council if students did i'! If research projects as a group -, being allocated to various facets on a coordinated basis. .. ii I; Miss Larson explained that there are twenty students interested, and that it is I' extremfT.1:y difficult for students to get involved in communi ty projects. They plan to I ~i appoint a representative to the .Mayor's Social Goals Committee. I: i!' There was discussion how the group would implement the plans and what time: demands I: would be made on Councilmen and staff. Councilwoman Campbell asked if the group could 1,1 work on a project to which the Council had found po resolution - that of the noise i: problem on South Wi1lamette. I; i' I! It 'was felt this might be a good project for some segments of the class. Miss Larson :; explained that it was their intent to provide resources, time and energgyto do research e I~ on these areas. i: " ): Councilman Williams asked what time, frame the group would be working in - Whether , projects would occupy only a three7month period, or the entire school year. Miss ~. .Larson explained that it was expected to be a continuing thing, and would not bel ! abandoned until some solution had been reached or research completed. ,: ! ~ ! I Mayor Anderson suggested that the Council committee select three topics in general from broad areas t:o be dist:ribut:ed t:o groups of st:udents. Individual Councilmen could then ind.icate which i t:ems were of aprticular interest to them and could be con- tacted by students for information and advice~ ' I The st:udent committee agreed this wou1p be a g~od plan. Mayor Anderson said it would be incumbent o~ the class instructor to arrange contacts I wi th staff and minimize confli cts . Miss Larsen suggested that any approach be cleared wi t:h the Ci ty, Manager's offi ce. City Manager agreed, and said there are many areas where help is needed, but it must be properly coordinated to be_of'benefit~ Mr. Mohr suggested that the Council commi ttee meet as soon as possible to set up a st:ructure and suggest: assignments. Mrs. Beal offered to meet with the committee. :1 a ' ., ! ll/l/71 - lO ...