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., ~ '. \ . , 0895 0926 0939 . R.iParking Violations, 14th and Hilyard - Councilwoman Campbell reported complaints ., received about parking on the sidewalk and on a vacant lot on 14th Avenue between Hilyard and the University campus which forced pedestrians to walk in the'street. It was understood staff would investigate the violations and return a report to the Council. Comm 2/6/74 Affirm "~,,,'~-'~ --.-.--.- -.-.........---------__~~......_.....:___,_._,__......J . , S. Representation, LCOG - Mayor Anderson said he would like to relinquish his posi- tion on the board df directors of Lane Council of Governments. He asked the , Council to consider pppointment of a replacement.. Comm :1/30/74 ~; File -. .... ----.---,..-.--.,..-'.-.---. -- ... '.--- ._-~-_.._-_..., . -.,. ~'. ~.~ '~-"" --~_.- -.. .~.... '..-.,<-. ... -,..._' . .~..~- i -'-.,_.-1 :Possible review of the Teleprompter franchise was suggested prior to its expiration date of 1980. Mrs. Campbell asked that a copy of the opinion be sent to George Kaufman in the Business School at the Unive~~ity. He raised the question initially and , Mrs. Campbell felt he would indicate whether the matter should be pursued. . Manager said consideration is to be given to the cable television industry and its availability for public purposes since some Federal positions on what can be done with television will require discussion of arrangements with the cable television industry prior to 1980. Considerable support will be provided for use of cable teevee by the pUblic through negotiation with the company which is not now provided , under franchise rights. I Councilman Wood wondered whether extension of existing cable service was covered by \ franchise. He wondered if there were restrictions on~capital construction or time. : limits on providing service after an application was received. City Attorney answered i : that the franchise was essentially a permit to carryon business. The company does :not have any obligation other than its own business interests and trying to perform fan adequate service. Manager added that the franchise provides that they "must pro- I vide service where economincallZ; feasible." \ No action was taken.. 'Comm 2/6/74 ...---..-.......----' File U.NLC congr'"essional/City Conference, Washington, D.C., March 3":'5' - Notice of the ;conference was brought to the Council's attention with request that those wishing to attend notify the Manager's office. Manager said this year's conference appeared .to concentrate on community development, block grant legiSlation, energy conservation, [Congressional reorganization, transportation. He added that an effqrt is usually Comm ;made at the winter session to brihg local officials into contact with Congressmen 2/r~74 I' ~~__ Was~~ngton . .. '....u., _....JF ~l e Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. Hershner to approve, affirm~ and file as not:d Items A through U as noted. Rollcall vote. Motion carried, all councllmen present votlng;~ye, except Councilman Murray voting no on Item G - Referral of Highway 126 project to LCOG. III - Authorization Convey to Paul Hansen land south of Jacobs Drive, west of Small trianguiar piece of land left over from platting subdivision, sold at appraised price. Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. Hershner to authorize deed for the property. Rollcall vote. Motion carried, all councilmen present voting aye. Fairfield to Paul Hansen IV - Ordinances Council Bill No. 437 - Adding Section 4.030 and amending Section 4.890 of City Code re: Prohibited Weapons was submitted and read the first time on January 28, 1974 and held over to this date,now brought back and read the second time by council bill number and title only, there being no councilman present re- questing that it be read in full. City Attorney advised there was some question about compatibility of this ordinance with State law. Recommendation was to delay to give Attorney opportunity for further work on it. It was understood the ordinance would be held over. 51 2/11/74 .:.. 13