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,.. - -4~~ ! "3Ii, i i I I._~ , I' I ' ! ! i ! I I I Mayor Anderson asked about the requirement for 1800 parking spaces, and IIr. Jarvis replied that the ratio of 1 to 4 is generally accepted and that ratio was used based on full use of the center. Mayor Anderson proposed further discussion with the Auditorium Association on the report and a decision at a later date. X. Code Amendment, EWEB Directors - Copies of an ordinance amending the Code were distributed to Council menbers, replacing the copies distributed with the agenda, for study and discussion at a future committee meeting. Y. Highway 126 Environmental Impact Study Committee - Mrs. Beal asked whether members have been appointed to this committee. ,Manager said that the State Highway Depart- ment Was contacted with regard to skills which will be included in its group, and that Mayor Anderson has indicated his desire not to name individuals to the local adVisory committee until makeup of the State group is known so that there will be no duplication. Mrs. Beal sai d her concern is wi th the time element of not having a commi ttee ap- pointed, then a deadline to be met without enough time for a committee to give full consideration. Manager said it is his understanding that because of the work load it may be some time before the State group will be free, so that there will be no "quick" deadline. Mrs. Beal asked that the Council be advised when the State is ready to go, and also that the Regional Air Pollution Authority staff be consulted on pollution problems reSUlting from construction of additional freeways. . z. Criminal Code Study - Mrs. Beal asked the status of Pierre VanRysselberghe's report on the recent criminal code study. Manager said the report was ready in November but staff felt more information was needed on specifics of certain kinds of charges, cases, activities, and on the volume and financial impact of these kinds of cases, so Andrew Jordan, law student, has been searching records for this statistical in- formation. Councilman Mohr said too the Council directed staff to fozward the re- port to the Criminal Law Review Committee before bringing it to the Council. It was understood the report will be brought to the Council when the Review Commi ttee has finished its consideration. AA. Circus Ticket SOlicitation, Police Association - Manager read a news release issued because of possible misunderstanding about the telephone campaign of the Eugene Police Patrolman's Association for funds through sale of circus tickets. BB. Code Amendment, Parking Meters - Copies of an ordinance were distributed to Council members amending the Code wi th regard to parking meters. The amendment limi ts park- ing time on spaces within a block - in essence prohibits "meter feeding" _ and pZ'Ovides for use of tokens. (See C.B.9586 page 13.) Letter from Lochmead DiUry re: Dairy Stores - For the Council's information copies of a letter from Howard GJ.bson, Lochmsad Dairy, were distributed concerni,ng the problem of small markets locating in commercially zoned shopping center Meas. Laurelwood Club Lease -Attention was called to a letter from Mrs. Dorothy Johnson, holder of the Laurelwood Club lease, requesting hearing before the Council with regard to the City's termination of the leaSe. Manager said a mel/D from staff would be forthcoming so decision could be reached on whether to proceed. Annual Audit - The Council was asked whether further discussion was desired on the annual audit report previously distributed. It was the consensus that the points brought out by the auditors were of such minor nature that there appears to be no need for further discussion. Manager reported that the auditors (Lybrand, ROBS Bros. and Montgomery) say the condi tion of the Ci ty' s books is the best since that firm has been auditing the City's accounts. I I I . i 1 I I I I FF. Skyline Park Annexation (east of East Amazon, south of 43rdl - Boundary COmmission approVed annexation of the area because of heal th hazard due to sewage disJlOSal problems. The County is now required to hold an election in the area on the basis of a pZ'Operly certified remonstrance petition filed with the Boundary Conrn1.ssion. The County Health'Department reports a number of failing septic tanks in the area whidJ drain into the Citg, and Manager suggested if the election nullifies .the annexation the Council look at the pZ'Oblem from the standpoint of health hazard annexation procedure. Hr. Willi4lDS\asked if the annexation was pe,titioned because it was oons:l.dered.a dangerous area, and lianager sald it was not petitioned, that an Ottner of a smell pieoe requested annexation and the area was expanded by the Boundary COIIIllIission. CG. Scheid et al wCi tll - Council was i.nformed the C1rcui t Court upheld the dec:ts1on of the Zoning Board of Appeals and C1tl} Council in denging perm:ltlf to build duplexes at Shi.elds Avenue and City View Street. HH. Annexati.on, Vi.c1ni.ty Valleg River Center - Kendall Ford and~ther autol/Dtive sales agenC!l near Valley River have requested annexation to the Willakenz:te F1re D1stric:t in order to get fire pzotectiOl2. City staff takes a position ag,ainst that annexation 1 ~J Comm 2/2/72 File Comm 2/2/72 File Comm 2/9/72 File Comm 2/9/72 File COlllfl 2/9/72 File Comm 2/9/72 File Comm 2/9/72 FHe COIIID ';" 2/9/72 Fi.le COIIID 2/9/72 File , ~, COIIID 2/9/72 File COIIIID 2/9/72 File 2/14/72 - 11