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<br />'the appointment of Councilman Robert Wood, chairman; Lee Penny, chairman of Budget'Comm
<br />. Committee; John Boyer, Associated General Contractors; John Breeden, contractor; 5/8/74
<br />. and Betty Niven, chairman Joint Housing Committee. Affirm
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<br />P. :Location of Taverns Near Churches - Councilman McDonald reported a number of
<br />,calls with regard to recent Council endorsement of liquor license for the Brass
<br />Rail, 1143 Oak Street, across the street from the Christian Church. He wondered
<br />!whether further consideration should be given to that endorsement-,--also to future'
<br />~r.equests.~for/loca.tiC5f:l-of t;averns neg.r......ghurehes~M~y9r ,Anderson answered tha t
<br />;endorsement of the Brass ~l~w~s made on the ba~is~ of evaluation of police de-
<br />ipartment report and any-further aec1sion would now be up to the Oregon Liquor
<br />IControl Commission. He said that although applications were evaluated on the
<br />rbas4s_of-police department reports, the decision on endorsement was a matter of
<br />iCouncil vote. ZOning would have to be proper and other'considerations properly
<br />~met. l!e added that whether taverns are to be located near churches was not a
<br />~policy matter, put one of individual decision in individual cases.
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<br />Q. 'Introduction, ~;ary McDOnald - Parks
<br />ColoradO, spending a week in Eugene
<br />Eugene's parks director. Mr. Smith
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<br />and Recreation Director from Lakewood,
<br />on exchange visitation with Ed Smith, .
<br />will spend a week in Lakewood in the near I
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<br />~i Workshop, Land Conservation and Development - Scheduled May 13, 1974, 7:30 p.m.,
<br />'in the Eugene Hotel to obatin views and concerns about land use goals and guide-
<br />,lines. The workshop will be sponsored by Department of Land Conservation &.
<br />: Development and is one of a series being held throughout the State in developing
<br />: a plan as directed under S.B.lOO. Planning Commission authorized its chairman
<br />: to present a statement primarily on adopted goals of the city and 1990 Plan an~
<br />) suggesting those areas_to_which they fel t .!.lle_S.ta4;e_shou~.2ive-at:tentioii -:.,.
<br />. areas of high park-and recreat;:fbn~va:Eue~aesfheticallY water oriented areas,
<br />~s wf!h~geographical hazards, industrial areas which affect living env!ronment;
<br />: around them, etc.
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<br />2., Bicycle Hearing - Scheduled May 10, 19'!-4", 10:00 a.m~to .10:00 p.m., at Harris
<br />Hall to take testimony with regard to bicycle Jaciliti"es inthe city.
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<br />3.; Fluoridation of waterSupp1Y - Letter~was received from, A. K. Hottle, director
<br />i of La9~ County Co~ynity Health & Social S~rvices, requesting Council co~sidera-
<br />i-tidrrat "thff'-appropriate time for mandatory fluoridation of the cit"yrs-water-
<br />: supply (referring to recent action in this reg~rd-bY State Health Commission).
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<br />: Councilman Williams asked whether.~the.Jssue- O'P,fluorida.tion would come before ~
<br />, the Council formally~---=Man~~g--;;r said it was his understanding there would be :.,
<br />public hearings,b~f6re the State Health Commission and the C9unci1's role would
<br />; be one of support or opposition, ei.ther as .a b,ody, Qr._as individuals, -to the Com-
<br />imission'~der for mandatory fluoridation of ~ater supplies throughout the State. ~
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<br />Oregon Cities, Regional Meeting - May 9, 1974, 4:00 p.m. workshop,
<br />dinner, at Black Angus.
<br />Goals Update - Second session, May 8, 1974, at Eugene Hotel.
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<br />s. [Jobs .;;:S~- p~iT~tion ..: CounCllman Mc[x;nald referred to a 'recent' arfLcle -Tn'-fhe-',
<br />.Register-Guard quoting Ed Ramsay of the Springfield Chamber of Commerce with
<br />;regard to pollution of the Willamette River and t;he question of industry and
<br />;job loss versus pollution. He proposed creation of a Council subcommittee to
<br />idetermine the city's stand on the issue. Mayor Anderson noted the technical Comm
<br />.aspect of the issue and the probability that not enough facts were known at this5/15/74
<br />time to warrant Council consideration. It was agreed actioz; would await further1 File
<br />developments. ~
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<br />f Smoke Testing of Sani tary Sewer Lilies incl uding house connectlo~s"'Is bel.ng'- car'iied'-;
<br />on by the ci ty to determine where water from gutters and roof drains is entering ~,
<br />,the sanitary sewers. Manager announced the program for/Council information and said'
<br />: that; it was strictly nonhazardous .Connn
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<br />,fntroduction, Jack Guthrie - F~m Public Works Department who assumed the rotat~l File
<br />:ing position of Community Relations Assistant in the Manager's office, replacing,
<br />{Paget Engen. Mr. Guthrie, engineer, served as liaison between engineering de- ~
<br />jpartment, property owners, and contractors in Public Works.
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