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-. ,>. - , , I I , , I . , I L_ one solicitors license. To prevent this practice, it is recommended the wording of the charitable solicitations ordinance be changed to read "individual" instead of "person." (See C.B .9585 on page 13.) C. Designate one-way, alley between 11 th and 12th, Lawrence to Washington - It is X'eGom- mended that the alley between 11th and 12th Avenues be designated one-way westbound from Lawrence Street to Washington Street to improve traffic movement behind the State Employment Office. , it Mr. Mohr moved seconded by Mrs. Beal to authori ze desi gnati on of that alley as one- way westbound. Motion carried. D. Liquor License, PB (package Store Class B) for Duke's Market, 430 Gilbert Street _ Ebert L. and Carol Griesel, new owners. Release of the application was requested prior to the regular Council meeting February 14, 1972 to allow time for submittal to the next scheduled Liquor COmnUssion meeting. Mr. Mohr moved seconded by Mr. WilliaJTS to recommend approval of the application and that it be released prior to the regular Council meeting. Motion carried. E. TOPICS Plan - Recommended for adoption by the Rlanning COmnUssion. Gist of the traffic safety program with report from CH2M was covered by the Traffic Engineer at the January 24,1972 Council meeting. (See Resolution 2009 page 14.) Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mrs. Beal to place the TOPICS Plan on the February 14, 1972 consent calendar for approval. Motion carried. F. Appeal, International King's Table - Copies of the Sign Code Board of Appeals minutes were previously distributed to Council members covering the Board's denial of a request from International King's Table at 25 Silver Lane for permission to use flags and banners of free nations as part of its external decor. International King's Table has appealed the decision to the Council, and staff suggested a public hearing on the issue. Mrs. Beal lIDved seconded by Mr. Williams to hold a hearing on this appeal. Motion carried. Councilman Williams said his second of the motion was only wi th the understanding that he would not vote or in any other way be involved in the decision on the ap- peal because of conflict of interest; that his second was only for the purpose of bringing the item to the Council for consideration. G. Water Service to Areas Outside City Limits - Manager eaplained that EWEB has re- sponded to the Council's concern wi th regard to extension of Ci ty services to areas outside the City limits by setting up a procedure whereby an application for water service outside the City or outside a water district is referred to the County, the Ci ty, the Boundary Commission, and the Lane Council of Governments before it is con- sidered by the Water Board. In the case or Eugene, oommants are taken from the Plan- niqg and Public Works Departments and forwarded to EWEB. Since this is a policy matter, a summary of the basis on which comments have been made and on which they will be made in the future is submitted for the Council's consideration. Approval will be granted if (1) the property lies within the 1990 Plan proposed urban service boundary and can legally be annexed to the City, and the owner has initiated annexation procedures; or (2) the property is located in the proposed urban service boundary in a location which should obviously be within the City but is not contiguous and the owner signs a consent to annexation agreement to be exercised when annexation becomes legally possible; or (3) there is an existing health hazazd to existing occupants of the property which can only be cured by securing city water (this does not permi t extension of ci ty water to new construction). Manager said adoption of these guidelines in making recommendations to EWEB would save having Council consideration of each individual. application for service to areas outside the Ci ty . John Tiffany, president of EWEB, said the Board is pleased the City is considering adoption of the policy and that Lane County has a similar poliCIJ; that adoption would place the responsibility for extension of services in its rightful place. Mr. Mohr said adoption of the policy is' PZ't?bably final clarification of relationship between EWEB and the Council as the result of a series of meetings of the two bodies. He asked about the obligations of the City and EWEB in correcting health hazards re- SUlting from pblluted water supplies..' Mana~er said the County Health Department maJces a recommendation if request for water service is because of arsenic in wells, and service is aupplied with the cle~r understanding no new installations will take ad vantage of the service. There is no legal obligation to correct this or other kinds of pollution by extension of water lines. Mr. Williams asked jr this policy will give adequate grounds for amnection of new installations after a li.ne is put in. Manage,r sai.d that potentiu ror additional requests should be recognized at the time a line is requested. Comm 1/26/72 Approve Conun 1/26/72 Approve Comm 2/2/72 Approve . Comm 2/9/72 Approve Comm 2/9/72 Approve ~'( 2/14/12 - 5