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I. Liquor Licenses and Renewals \ Package Store Class B - Change Partnership to Corporation' 'I'. ."" DariMart Store #3, 1735 West 18th Avenue i ,: f' , " "#6, 800 Highway 99N f , , " "#7, 2429 Hilyard Street ~ ' " "#9, 835 West 28th Avenue ' New Location - German Smoked Meats, 2805 Oak Street " Change of OWnership - George's 19th and Agate Market, I': 1490 East 19th Avenue - Carl Williams \ Renewals ~, Class B Dispensers - Toshio, 92 Centennial Loop , C.omm Retail Malt Beverage -Class C - Keg Tavern, 4711 West 11th Avenue ;6/20/73 .Approve :Approva1 was recommended and release prior to the Jupe 25 Council meeting because I of OLCC meeting date. -,", Mrs. B~q.1 moved seconded by Mr. Williams to recommend apPr.ovaJ subject to non- -....... -. Co ,'. discrimination affidavit requirement. ' ~ Councilman Williams wondered whether there were legal restrictions to giving staff blanket authorization for issuance of liquor 1ioense renewals, unless there are changes in ownership or staff reasons for Council consideration. Consensus was to continue the present procedure since very little time is taken in Council considera-' . tion of liquor 1ioense applications and it serves as a matter of record. Vote was taken on the motion as stated. Motion carried unanimously. Manager n.oted additi.on of" two applications: 7-11 Store, 2777 Friendly (PB) - Renewal .. Hafa Minit Market, 1697 Orchard - Change of Ownership'and Name (formerly Orchard St 'Market) - DeEtte and R<;1mon Fountain (PB) . ,,'t.:1fo, ~ _ J. Council Minutes - April 30, May 3, 14, and 29, 1973 - As Circulated Approve K. Mayors' Conference, San Francisco - Mayor Anderson reported topics of major con- cern'at the Conference were General Revenue Sharing and Community Development funds. He felt that Eugene's approach in use of revenue sharing funds in compari-, ! son to other ci ties was very good. Most of the other ci ties have used about 80% i of their funds-for capital improvements. Eugene's allotment for social services is considerably more than most, bearing in mind tha't many other cities already bear considerable responsibility in the area of social concerns. One major con- , : cern is criticism in Congress because of poor. judgment on use of funds by some I 'cities - example, tennis courts and bridle paths. There is still a sizeable Con- gressional bloc which will take every opportunity to depreciate the value of Comm I' ,Sharing. Mayor Anderson also reported learning from a conversation with Mayor 6/20/73 ,Kenneth Gibson of Newark, New Jersey, that that city's property tax rate is $9.67 File per $100, compared to Eugene's $8.98 per $1000" wi th the major portion of Newark's . reve-;;;;;; going for fire and police protection and education. L. Weed Mowing Program - Councilman McDonald said he had received many favorable com- Comm ~ments on the weed mowing program and commended the Public Works Department fo~ 6/20/73 their work. "", File M.Recording Devices - Councilman Hershner commented on-th~;xce11ent electronic 'facilities for recording meetings used at the recent City/County budget meeting. He wondered if a similar system could be used for Council meetings. . Manager said j Comm , it is planned to include recording facilities in the remodeling of the Council ! 6/20/73 Chamber which is scheduled as soon as a budget is adopted. ! File I N. Alley Assessment Policy - Councilwoman Bea1 noted that report has not been re- i C.omm ceived from City Attorney's office with regard to revised alley assessment policy. I 6/20/73 She wondered if it could be brought to the Council as soon as possible. ,File I O. i Report, Fasano Decision - Councilman Murray said he hoped a report from the Ci ty '1' Comm Attorney's office would soon be ready with regard to the Council's position on I 6/20/73 '. zone chal1g~,f!.9c~c:!'::r:.~~..:.in light of the Fasano decis~ </"""""_ '__, __.... File P. Correspondence - -:f: From Scmo1 Distri ct 4J re: Jefferson Pool and more swim time a t Echo Hollow Pool. Copies were previously distributed to Council members. Staff has been working with School District staff in this regard for some time. Although this request has come to the Council through the School Superintendent's office effort will : be made to work it out at the staff level. School District feels City should prooe~d with plans for a per~eE'L!aci1ity. in the Churchill High area, even --~ ~.-._-~._"-" . ~ ~I~ 6/25/73 - 15