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.the neigiJiJorhood~ ..'She--hopedt.h'e'.'Westsia"eNeigl1borl1ood .council was aware of the. Ci ty Council's appreciation for the program and that other neighborhood councils would , consideruhdertaking similar programs. fomm 10/2:3/74 I . : C~unci~mim williams ,reported th.at . the. Joint Housing Committee was recommending con- f1.le .a. t1.nuat1.on of the ma1.ntenance and 1.mprov~ment program for senior homeowners, the I ~ imoney to be budgeted from housing funds. , -. -'.,- - ~".'---.... .... ---.. -~-' - ~~",.~,.----"---'--'....-.-> .-.......- .... -""'. "--.-...- GG.;Blue Sky Achievement Award - Councilman Keller announced receipt by the city of Eugene} ,of the Blue Sky Achievement Award. It was given in connection with Cleaner Air Week i jJy the Oregon Lung Association and Lane Regional Air Pollution Authority on the basis ,iC~mm i~f Eugene's adoption of an ordinance in 1969 banning backyard burning. lOA23/74 ~..,'4 .! File HH.IAssessment Panel, October/December - Councilmen McDonald and Keller were designated J for assessment panel duty for the period October through December in anticipation of,' Comm a panel hearing on November 4th. 10/23/74 File II. ii1iscellaneous' ! Copies of letter from Oak Hills Homeowners Associaton were distributed to Council , members wi th agenda supporting the 1975 cutoff date for field burning. _. Comm ; . -lOI2}/74 : \-, Copies of letter from Westside Neighborhood Quali ty Project were distributed to FiLe Council members with agenda reporting on success of the Senior Home Maintenance Project. . Mr. Hershner moved seconded by Mrs. Campbell to approve, affirm, and file as noted,Items A .iIt through II. Rollcall vote. All council members present voting ..aye, motion carried. '~ ,., III - Items Not Previously Heard (1145) ~.Options, Goodpasture Island Ferry Site - Parks Department Map was displayec of the area on the west bank of the Willamette ~iver opposite Valley River aJl(i a 1i ttle to tne north on which autnorization was requested for options - Schneider - $25"10; Chapman - $4400. Manager explained that the options would allow negotiations to proceed for State sharing in total purchase of the area under the Willamette Greenway plan. Mr. Hershner moved seconded by Mrs. Campbell to authorize options as presented. Rollcall vote. Motion carried, all council members present voting aye. B. Tieman Wreckers and Salvage License (Wilbert, Melvin, Wallace Tieman) Requested for balance of 1974 and 1975. Letter was noted explaining storage use of the proper~y~onJ-Y. Gregory Foote, attorney representing the Tiemans, explained that the wrecker's (1186) and salvage license was required by the State in the Tieman's operation of hauling ~. old car bodies for salvage. ,. Mr. Hershner moved seconded by Mrs. Campbell to recommend approval of the license as requested. Motion carried unanimously. IV - Ordinances (1210) Council Bill No. 657 - Levying assessments for paving and sanitary sewer on Jacobs Drive from Concord Street to Fairfield Street (73-20), read the first time on September 23, 1974 and referred to Assessment Panel for hearing on September 30, 1974, was brought back for Council consideration of Panel recommendations on October 7, 1974, read the second time, and held for further me~ting between public works department personnel and property owner protesting the assessment. Public Works Director Don Allen explained that the problem had not been resolved. On city attorney's advice he recommended passage of the ordinance and levy of the assessment as sub- mitted. ne saia if "hhere was lega-l challenge it would be based on tIle contract between the property owner and the city with regard to the project to determine whether the contract was valid, not the assessment. Mr. Hershner moved~~seconded by Mrs. Campbell that. the!bill be approved and . given final passage. Rollcall vote. All council members present voting aye, ~. the bill was declared passed and numbered 17190. . Council Bi'll No. 663 - fun.ending Section 8.700(e) City Code Te: Maximum"'surface area 'of (1235) billboards was read tlle fi'rst time by'council'.bill'numberand title' only, there being no councilman present requesting that it be read in full. Annabel Ki tzhaber, 1892 West 34th Avenue, representing the LeC\.gue cif Women Voters; reiter-', '~'. ated the League's position stated in letter of October 16 protesting the amendment. It was ~ 12. 10/29/74 - 14