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<br /> F. Code Amendments <br /> l. Section 9.254 - Amending definitions of service station and repair garage <br /> 2. Section 9.708 - Authorizing Hearings Official to grant variances in conjunction <br />. with conditional use permits <br /> Public hearing was held with no testimony presented. <br /> Council Bill No. 352 - Amending City Code Section 9.254 re: Amending definitions <br /> " of service station and rep~ir garage was submitted and read <br /> . , .. I' t' ',.. ,.. .' . <br /> by council bill number and 'title orily';t~erebeirig no' councilman"present requesting <br /> that 'it be read in full. " " ' ',' " ' , <br /> ,. '. ... <br /> Councilman McDonald said he had received calls in which concern was expressed whether <br /> this amendment would prevent work outside structures of independent stations. Manager <br /> felt no problem would be created, as a practical matter there will 'be some such activity <br /> such as tire changes, etc. <br /> Mrs. Beal moved seconded by Mr. Williams that the bill be:read the second time <br /> by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council, and that <br /> enactment be considered at this time. Motion carried unanimously and the bill <br /> was read the second time by council bill number only. <br /> Mrs. Beal moved seconded by Mr. Williams that the bill be approved and given final <br /> passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared <br />- passed and numbered 16886. <br /> Councilwoman Campbell brought up the subject to restruction on the number of service <br /> stations in the City and wondered how action of that type could be taken. Manager <br /> said restrictions could be imposed, however such a move has not been launched by <br /> either the Planning Commission or Council. <br /> Council Bill No. 353 - Amending City Code Section 9.708 re: Authorizing Hearings <br /> Official to grant variances in conjunction with conditional <br /> use permits was submitted and read by council bill number and title only, there <br /> being no councilman~present requesting that it be read in full. <br /> Mrs. Beal moved seconded by Mr. Williams that the bill be read the second time by <br /> council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council, and that enactment <br /> be considered at this time. Motion carried unanimously and the bill was read the <br /> secon? time by council,bill,number,?nly. -, . <br /> Mrs. 'Beal moved seconded by Mr.Wil1:iamsthat the bill be' approved and given final <br /> . /.. .'. .' '. ,"'" -' . '. <br /> -, ~ passage. 'Rollcall vote. ' All coutlc1lmen present voting aye,' the b1ll was dec~ared <br />It passe'd and numbered' 16887. ;: ' '" <br /> III - Consent Calendar <br /> Items acted upon with one motion. Previously discussed in committee on July 11, 1973. <br /> I Minutes of that meeting are printed below in italics. <br /> A.iproposal for Senior Citizens to Upgrade 1)eteriorating Housing - Councilwoman ~ <br /> :Beal had distributed to the Council ideas from the last public budget session, <br /> ,and she suggested a recommendation to the Joint Housing Committee. The Senior <br /> [Opportunities and Services had mentioned using retired persons to make needed <br /> irepairs on housing for the elderly. It would accomplish two things: Supplement <br /> : the income of retired workers and restore houses in need of repair. She <br /> ireferred to the points mentioned in the recommendation, which included: Identify: <br /> : housing occupied by elderly citizens that is in need of repair; identify senior <br /> : citizens with skills in the necessary areas; set aside a portion of funds <br /> allotted for housing for elderly and use the money to pay wages and purchase <br /> 'materials; solicit donations; enlist the aid of Lane Community College and the <br /> University of Oregon in supplying plans, workers and skills; purchase inexpensive <br /> flots for construction of small houses; keep all costs as low as possible; exempt <br /> ,from reappraisal any improvements that are made. i <br />'- r <br /> Councilman Wood corrected from $175,000 to $150,000 the figure referred to in <br /> the memo as the amount set aside to pay for housing for the elderly. ( <br /> Councilman Wood moved seconded by Mr. Williams to refer the proposal to the <br /> ; Joint Housing Committee for consideration. <br /> .. . ,City Manager hoped that the referral would be understood in the form of an <br /> inquiry rath~~~han a recommendation as there are legal considerations involved <br /> ---'--.;;~, .-- -.- . ... ~-~._----------' <br /> 2.'3b 7/23/73 - 5 <br />