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<br />-.------~-----._--.....,.---- --- ---.--~ <br /> <br />Mr. McDonald moved seconded by Mrs. Beal to refer the request to the Room Tax <br />, Allocation Committee and ask the Committee to give its support. <br /> <br />Councilwoman Campbell wondered whether more detail was available with regard to <br />use of the mon~ey. She said on the surface it seemed unfair to other applicants <br />I for room tax funds to allocate that much to the Association. Mr. Kays did not <br />I <br />,have a specific answer. He said the request was presented with the idea that <br />:perhaps the amount could be negotiated and that the Association would be given <br />,the opportunity to discuss the matter with the Council and Room Tax Committee to <br />'satisfy them with regard to use of the money. He said it was not the intent of <br />jthe Association to spend any of the funds without approval of the Councilor the <br />,Room Tax Committee or without presentation of a budget. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />Councilman Williams supported referral of the request to the Room Tax Committee. <br />However, he said he would not support a motion that would instruct the Committee <br />what to do with the referral. Councilman McDonald said he did not intend to <br />,"instruct" the Committee. Neither did he want to refer the request without some <br />indication from the Council that it supported an audi torium project. Councilman <br />Hershner suggested that in referring the request the Committee should be impressed <br />:with the importance of keeping an open mind in its consideration. <br /> <br />,Manager estimated about $100,000 now in the room tax fund and anticipation of col- <br />,1ecting about $160,000 over the next two years, totaling about $260,000 upon <br />':which to base the requested funds. He thought referral of the request to the <br />,Room Tax Committee was appropriate but suggested delay until the Auditorium Associa- <br />:tion had developed a work program and cost estimates for the Committee to consider <br />in making its recommendation. Asking allocation of funds without more detail, he <br />:said, would be'asking' for'something beyond the responsibility of the Committee. <br /> <br />. <br /> <br />; Councilman Wood said he would move to refer the request after preparation of data <br />:or to table if the previous motion was rescinded. Councilman McDonald withdrew; <br />,his motion with consent of the second, stressing the importance of continuing work <br />on the auditorium and that adoption of the room tax was for that purpose. <br /> <br />Comm <br />1/23/74 <br /> <br />Mr. Wood moved seconded by Mr. Hershner to refer the Lane County Auditorium Associa_Approve <br />tion request for room tax funds to the Room Tax Allocation Committee, but to delay <br />referral until a program in some detail could be developed by the Association for ~ <br />consideration by the Committee in making its recommendation. Motion carried <br />unanimously. <br /> <br />K. :Ordinance re: Planning co7nmi~si~~~':' copies 'werepTeviousTy'-f.u''rh{sh~'d-to Council <br />members of ordinance which would bring the City Code into conformity with re- <br />:cent changes in State law; it covers composition, term, vacancies, appointment, <br />:removal, distribution of interests, conflict of interest of Planning Commission. <br /> <br />: Councilwoman Beal referred to [the section dealing with removal of a Commission <br />~member because of continued absence from meetings. She wondered whether allow- <br />,ing a member to be absent from six consecutive meetings without a leave of ab~ <br />;sence was too lax. Planning Director explained that that was the present pro- <br />'vision; six meetings of the Commission would cover a period of two months. <br />: Councilman Williams added that it was not obligatory to permit a member t~ <br />;remain in office for a period covering six meetings. rhe Council may remove a <br />:member when one is deemed derelict. <br /> <br />./: <br /> <br />:In answer to Councilwoman Campbell, Mr. Williams said the sanle provision covers <br />; attendance of members of the Council at its meetings. ===== <br /> <br />Comm <br />1/23/74 <br />Approve <br /> <br />: Mr. Wood moved seconded by Mr. Hershner to adopt the ordinance pt the January 28 I <br />, Council meeting. Motion carried unanimously. <br /> <br />L. Vacation, "Pedestrian/Bike Easement in Windsor Circle (off Brittany Street) - <br />Relocation of the easement makes the dedicated easement unnecessary. Planning <br />Commission recommended approval~ Maps of the area were previously furnished <br />,to Council members. (Planning Commission report December 17, 1973.) <br /> <br />Mr. Keller moved seconded by Mr. Wood to call public hearing on the vacation <br />of the easement. Motion carried unanimously. <br /> <br />Comm <br />1/23/74 <br />.Approve <br /> <br />'. <br /> <br />M. :iJi'ssolution,' Amazon Water 'control District - Copies of memo" from' Public' Wor'ks <br />Director were previously distributed to Council members recommending entering <br />into a cgntract with the Amazon Water Control District with regard to its dis- <br /> <br />2.9 <br /> <br />1/28/74 - 16' <br />