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<br />Mrs. Beal asked if there are any limitations imposed by the County similar to those
<br />for sani tation requiring that new construction have a good water supply. Wendy Ray,
<br />KERG, said a permit is required from the County Health Department. The Public Works
<br />Director said the County maintains the same control on water supplies as on sewage
<br />hazards.
<br />
<br />Mr. Williams asked if in those cases where water service is extended because of arsenic
<br />problems and other people build in the area on two- or three-acre sites where it is de-
<br />cided there will never be a need for sewers the position would be not to extend water
<br />to those other sites. Manager said the potential should be recognized at the time of,
<br />the original request; that what may start as two- and three-acre sites might be sub-
<br />divided into quarter-acre sites thereby creating a health hazard.
<br />
<br />Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mrs. Beal to adopt the cri teria as presented as the
<br />City's policy in making recommendations to EWEB on extension of water services to
<br />areas outside the City limits.
<br />
<br />Mr. Tiffany further explained that the County carefully scrutinizes each application
<br />for water service and said that in each instance it is the responsibility of the owner of
<br />property with a health hazard and at his sole expense to obtain potable water; too, an
<br />owner obtaining service cannot sell the water to others, and a permit must be obtained
<br />from the County Building and Sanitation Department before a well system can be connected
<br />to EWEB lines.
<br />
<br />The motion was voted on as stated, and motion carried.
<br />
<br />H. EWEB Land Transactions - EWEB requested Council approval of the following conveyances:
<br />1. Dedication of a pertion of transmission line easement to the city of Spring-
<br />field for 11th Street right-of-way.
<br />2. Providing an easement to Northwest Natural Gas Co. across EWEB land, Lot 3,
<br />Block 1, Beaver Addi ti on.
<br />3. Boundary line adjustment with Arthur G. Ingham propaty on Paragon Road which
<br />is a correction of boundary lines resulting from a new survey of an EWEB sub-
<br />station site.
<br />4. Release of surplus easement across private property at 24th and Adams.
<br />
<br />Staff recommended adoption of the necessary resolutions authorizing the transactions;
<br />they have ,been reviewed and no interest of the City is affected.
<br />
<br />Mrs. Bea1 moved seconded by Mr. Williams to adopt the resolutions. Motion carried.
<br />(See Resolutions 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 page 14.)
<br />
<br />I. Oregon International Sculpture Symposium, 1974 - Copies of a letter signed by Jan
<br />Zach, sculptor; Paul Beistel, Lane Parks and Recreation; Richard Paul, acting di-
<br />rector of University of Oregon Museum of Art; and Terry Melton, Oregon Arts Commis-
<br />sion, were previously distributed to Council merribers. The letter requested official
<br />appointment of Mrs. E. Charles Pressman to represent the city of Eugene on the Execu-
<br />tive Committee for the Symposium, and official endorsement of the Symposium by the
<br />city of Eugene. It is expected the Symposium will bring internationally recognized
<br />sculptors to the City. Manager said endorsement includes the obligation to provide
<br />sites for placement of one or more finished sculptures but that no budgetary items
<br />will be allowed unless approved by the Council.
<br />
<br />Mr. Mohr said it is his recollection the Symposium is being support throygh alloca-
<br />tion from the room tax revenues.
<br />
<br />Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mrs. Beal to appoint Mrs. Pressman as Eugene's repre-
<br />sentative on the Symposium's Executive Committee, and endorse the Symposium with the
<br />understanding the City does not guarantee financial contributions without further
<br />discussion by the Council. Motion carried.
<br />
<br />J. DeJung Subdivision, Floral Hill Drive - As a condition of approval of minor subdivi-
<br />sion of property off Floral Hill Drive near Bristol Avenue requested by John DeJung,
<br />1988 Sylvan Drive, authorization is requested to enter into a contract with Mr.
<br />DeJung requiring dedication of a 20-foot street right-of-way to serve both properties
<br />at such time as the City will require the right-of-way. Mr. DeJung is agreeable to
<br />the dedi cation.
<br />
<br />Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mrs. Beal to authorize the contract. Motion carried.
<br />
<br />K. RMBC Liquor License, The Keg, 4711 West 11th Avenue - Change of ownership, formerly
<br />William G. Ross and Gary C. Jastad; new owners Stanley V. and Arlene D. Kielty and
<br />George Tway. Approved by Police Department. Release is request prior to the
<br />Council meeting February 14, 1972 in order for application to be taken to Liquor
<br />Commission meeting on February 16.
<br />
<br />Mrs. Beal moved seconded by Mr. Williams to recommend approval of the license and
<br />release it before the Council meeting. Motion carried.
<br />
<br />L. PB Liquor License, 7-11 Food Stores - Submitted by Woodard and Patricia Elder at
<br />445 Coburg Road, and Robert and Marily~ Gates, Jr., at 1316 Alder Street, both with
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