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Mrs. Beal asked if there are any limitations imposed by the County, similar to those for sani tation requiring that new construction have a good water supply. Weddy Ray, KERG, said a permit is required from the County Health Department. The Public Works Director said the County maintains the same control on water supplies as on sewage hazards. * 1 Mr. Williams asked if in those cases where water service is extended because of arsenic problems and other people build in the area on two- or three-acre sites where it is de- cided there will never be a need for sewers the position would be not to extend water to those other si tes. Manager said the potential should be recogni zed at the time of the original request; that what may start as two- and three-acre sites might be sub- divided into quarter-acre sites thereby creating a health hazard. Mr. Williams 1lK)ved seconded by Mrs. Beal to adopt the cri teria as presented as the City's policy in making recommendations to EWEB on extension of water services to areas outside the Ci ty limi ts.. Mr. Tiffany further explained that the County carefully scrutinizes each application for water service and said that in each instance it is the responsibility of the owner of property with a health hazard and at his sole expense to obtain potable water; too, an owner obtaining service cannot sell the water to others, and a permit must be obtained from the County Building and Sanitation Department before a well system can be connected to EWEB lines. The lOOtion was voted on as stated, and 1lK)tion carried. Corom 2/9/72 Approve H. EWEB Land Transactions - EWEB requested Council approval of the follCMing conveyances: 1. Dedication of a portion of transmission line easement to the city of Spring- field for 11th Street right-of-way. 2. Providing an easement to Northwest Natural Gas Co. across EWEB land, Lot 3, Block 1, Beaver Addition. 3. Boundary line adjustment with Arthur G. Ingham propaty on Paragon Road which is a c'Jrrection of boundary lines resulting from a new survey of an EWEB sub- rtat~on SJtA. 4. }<elea..;~:' ,')".; . ,~\ ',us ease11l€-i::':: ac::oss ;?r:..'\.ate property at 24tl1 and Adams. ..,.:~- ./--'.. Staff recommended adoption of the necess~ry resolutions authorizing the transactions; they have been reviewed and no interest of the City is affected. Mrs. Beal moved seconded by Mr. Williams to adopt the resolutions. Motion carried. (See Resol utions 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 page 14.) Corom 2/9/72 Approve I. Oregon International Sculpture Symposium, 1974 - Copies of a letter signed by Jan Zach, sculptor; Paul Beistel, Lane Parks and Recreation; Richard Paul, acting di- rector of University of Oregon Museum of Art; and Terry Melton, Oregon Arts Commis- sion, were previously distributed to Council members. The letter requested official appointment of Mrs. E. Charles Pressman to represent the city of Eugene on the Execu- tive Committee for the Symposium, and official endorsement of the Symposium by the city of Eugene. It is expected the Symposium will bring internationally recognized sculptors to the City. Manager said endorsement includes the obligation to provide sites for placement of one or more finished sculptures but that no budgetary items will be allowed unless approved by the Council. Mr. Mohr said it is his recollection the Symposium is being support thro!1gh alloca- tion from the room tax revenues. . 1 I I I I I , Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mrs. Beal to appoint Mrs. Pressman as Eugene's repre- sentative on the Symposium's Executive Committee, and endorse the Symposium with the understanding the Ci ty does not guarantee financial contributions wi thout further discussion by the Council. Motion carried. Corom 2/9/72 Approve J. DeJung Subdivision, Floral Hill Drive - As a condition of approval of minor subdivi- sion of property off Floral Hill Drive near Bristol Avenue requested by John DeJung, 1988 Sylvan Drive, authorization is requested to enter into a contract with Mr. DeJung requiring dedication of a 20-foot street right-Of-way to serve both properties at such time as the City will require the right-oE-way. Mr. DeJung is agreeable to the dedi cation. Mr. Williams 1lK)ved seconded by Mrs. Beal to authorize the contract. Motion carried. Corom 2/9/72 Approve K. RMBC Liquor License, The Keg, 4711 West l'lth Avenue - Change of ownership, formerly William G. Ross and Gary C. Jastad; new oWners Stanley V. and Arlene D. Kielty and George Tway., Approved by Police Departmen~. Release is request prior to the Council meeting February 14, 1972 in order for application to be taken to Liquor commission meeting on February 16. Mrs. Beal moved seconded by Mr. Williams to recommend approval of the license and release it before the Council meeting. Motion carried. Comm 2/9/72 Approve i I I e' I 1 I I i i I i I L. PB Liquor License I. 7-11 Food Stores - Submi tted bl} Woodard and Patricia Elder at 445 Coburg Road, lUld Robert and Marilyn Gates, Jr., at '1316 A.l'ier Street" both .wi th ')Q ~U 2/14172 - 6