<br />'dis~ussedon the'8th and .reaqy for adoption by the Cqmmunity Goals Conference JUlle 5~
<br />with presentation 'to' the Council soon thereafter., To ask the ~ta~f to, start down th~s
<br />road now is probably unnecessary. Mr. Murray shared ,Mrs. Beal s ~nterest bu~ concurred'
<br />that the Community GOals ,Conference is really an impor~ant prelude. There w~ll be
<br />~extensive discussion by a vital cross-section of the 'community which will help define
<br />. the feelipgs of the communi ty. Mr. Hershne,r, said that, as he understood Mrs. Beal' s
<br />'request, she is asking that Council ask staff to look into the feasibility and cost of
<br />:a study of what costs will be to the city over the next several years as a result of
<br />: expansion of the city. On the other hand, those' who are 'familiar with the information
<br />in the Community Goals stUqy are saying there will be extensive debate and goals arrived
<br />at ,as to the city's attitude regarding growth. Therefore, until the city's attitude is
<br />I: known, this study cannot 'be conducted. 'Mr. Williams said the Community Goals conference..
<br />: relating to growth will have at least a two-part context and perhaps'more than that. '
<br />,One segment will be to determine the community's attitude in relation to growth, and
<br />: the other will deal with proposals for suggested actions by the city. At least one of
<br />;:them deals with the specific question of costs and impact on the commu'nity at large.
<br />iMrs. Beal concurred with waiting andsuggested it be put on th~ agenda at an early dat:/,
<br />,after the June 5 Community Goals conference. ,u,...u,,,"""-- - Comm
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<br />Rights Commission - Mayor Anderson announced the appointment of
<br />parkside Drive, as a member of the Human Rights Commission for
<br />term ending January 1, 1976, replacing Molly Anderson, resigned.
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<br />~ Q. Workable Program 'Recertification - Copies of report on Eugene'~ w.orkable.p~ogram
<br />were distributed to Council members. It was understood resolut~on author~z~ng sub-
<br />mission of the report for ~ecertification would be before the Council at the May 6
<br />meeting for adoptio~.
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<br />R. Tree Preservation Committee - Councilman Wood said the tree preservation matter is
<br />ready, but Mr. Long is out of town. He expects it to be on the agenda in about
<br />two weeks.
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<br />S. Planning Cost Investigation Requests ~ Manager read petition from individuals re-
<br />questing planning cost investigation. Opinions were voiced that this inveatigation
<br />is currently a part of the budget process and that budget information is public and
<br />everyone is entitled to draw their own conclusions. fldoption of the budget requires a
<br />public hearing, at which time any item 'may be questioned. No action was taken.
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<br />T.Report, wildish Law Suit
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<br />,Manager said Cit'y has been engaged in a lawsuit- with W'ildish across which a drainage ditch
<br />has been.:-bul'lt. That lawsuit has been settled. City Attorney explained that the city had
<br />[a joint project to develop a drainage district called the A-2 channel. Most of the 'property
<br />:was acquired by negotiation. One parcel in the city was hot. The city originally appraised
<br />: the value of the property inl971 at $4,700 as fair compensation to the owner. However, the
<br />property is close to the State Street.subdivision which has been upgraded by urban renewal
<br />;projects and benefitted by a sewer line which reaches the State Street subdivision. There
<br />'were conflicting views,of the value of the.property involved in the litigation. The answer
<br />:alleged $204,000 damage. Prior to the trial, another appraisal was done at $4700 and anotfter/
<br />~one jU~~,_u~_!3~~:r_$~.d2~~. The rf!!!!ul,to! the trial was an award by the jury of $7900. co!o/il
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<br />U .;PUC Hearing, Northwest Natural Gas Company - Notice was received of, hearing File
<br />-;schedu1ed for Tuesday, May 14,1974, 7:30'p.m., in Room 104 (Municipal Court)
<br />!at City Hall for the purpose of hearing public testimony with regard to rate in-
<br />!crease request filed with the PUC by Northwest Natural. Gas Company.
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<br />VfLOC Regional Meeting - Scheduled Thursday, May, 9, 1974, at the Black Angus Restau- I
<br />[:r:jj_nh~_w..o..rkshop - 4:00 p.m.; dinner - 6:30 p.m.
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<br />;' employed as human rights specialist to assist in solving problems of sexual \
<br />, discrimination in housing, employment, and public services. . '.
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<br />x. ,(Report, Bicycle Committee - Ruth Bascom, chairman, reported on accomplishments of
<br />!the Bicycle Committee during the past year. Slides were shown by Irv Berman, con-
<br />'sultant, of bicycle paths and lanes constructed throughout the city since creation '
<br />'of the committee (13 miles). Mrs. Bascom called attention to hearing scheduled all!
<br />day Friday, May 10, at which time bicyclists and other interested people were en- :
<br />:couraged to present their views on present and future, bike facilities. She noted !
<br />,the difficulty in determining whether correct choices are being made in types of .
<br />:faci1ities constructed and hop~d that testimony at the hea:r;ing would lead to more ,
<br />alternatives to the present method of widening street construction to accommodate
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<br />Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. Keller to approve, affirm,and file as noted Items A through
<br />X,with the under~tanding that Room Tax Allocation Guidelines (Item G) would be amended in line
<br />with concerns expressed. Rollcall vote. Motion carried, all council members present voting aye
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