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<br /> James Pearson, planning commission member, asked w.hy Lane,iCQuntg,was not inCLuded ana:; <br /> whether contact had be em made with the city of Spring:Ei~'id'fd fje~$.r'mine whether con- I <br /> flict might develop in the planning process. Mr. Porter said tha;t .:Lane County was <br /> not eligible for funds under the Act. He noted, however, that Laqe County Housing <br /> . Authority would be represented in the makeup of the proposed task~force. And LCOG, <br /> representing other agencies, would have input in the review and fln~l processing. <br /> It was felt preferable that the task force be small - rather than a.large unwieldy <br /> group - and oriented to urban problems. <br /> Betty Niven, chairman of the Joint Housing Committee, wondered how the transportation <br /> aspect would be approached. Mr. Porter said he couldn't answer. that issue at this <br /> time but he felt that most of the $400,000 for the first year's program would probably <br /> be used for developing the housing program and planning. He said the task forGe's <br /> main chore would be to develop a three-year plan and a one-year funding program. , <br /> Mayor Anderson commented that it appeared obvious that requirements of the new legis- <br /> lation would call for very. 'comprehensivewo:r:kincluding all segments of the community i <br /> and make necessary better co-ordination than in the past, particularly with regard I <br /> to land use and transportation. , <br /> I <br /> , <br /> I <br /> I Mr. Murray moved seconded by Mr. Wood that the Council approve the ; Comm <br /> proposed makeup of a Community Development Task Force and take those 10/~6/74 <br /> , steps necessary to make it an actuality. Approve <br /> i. <br /> 1 i <br /> . , <br /> !Councilwoman Beal asked how Council representatives would be selected. Mayor Anderson! <br /> . !assumed each gro~p - Council, ERA, ,Planning Commission, and neighborhood groups _ I <br /> Iwould select the~r own representat~ves. . <br /> i! I <br /> !In response to Councilman Murray's inquiry about neighborhood group representation, I <br /> I <br /> iMr. Porter said it was staff's thought that leaders of the various neighborhood f <br /> ! associations would be asked to meet as soon as possi.ble for an orientation session, ; <br /> I <br /> imuch as was presented at this meeting, after which they would be aske(j.to,,:,select f <br /> l two representatives from among them at,-.-memllers of th9, task force. The task force I <br /> I . <br /> !itself would.decide upon some procedural process for further citizen participation I <br /> I <br /> :later on. <br /> I ! <br /> Councilwoman Beal felt any type of planning might involve o.ne neighborhood more than. I <br /> ianother which would point up the importance of involving the organized group from <br /> Ithe neighborhood which would be involved. Mr. Porter said the first year's program <br /> would not get into detailed projects. When detailed projects were determined, he <br /> said, then the neighborhood groups affected would be involved. Initially the task <br /> force would be concerned primarily with development and planning of,an overall pro- <br /> gram for application submittal. Mayor Anderson thought there would be no advantage <br /> in having representation from one group over another on the task force so long as <br /> I <br /> ;the makeup was of people willing to work and interested in developing a program. <br /> :There would be ample opportunity, he said, for neighborhoods and other groups to <br /> . lmake known their desires. <br /> Vote was taken on the motion as stated. _~?tion carried u~~n4~ously. <br /> . ~_._---_......_-_.. .'0"' - ---,.. -_. .....-- ----,. --- <br /> G. Appointment, Community Development Task Force - Council President Williams and Council , <br /> man Murray were recommended as the Council's representatives on the Community Develop- t <br /> , d I <br /> ment Taxk Force (see committee October 9, 1974). m~ representat~ves were announce -; <br /> Ruth Miller and Joan Mazo. I <br /> i::omm <br /> Mr. Hershner moved seconded by Mrs. CamPbell to approve appointment of 10/23/74 <br /> Council members Williams and Murray as recommended. Motion carried Approve <br /> unanimously. <br /> ') H. jRetirement, City Librarian Clara Nasholm - CouncilM)man Beal moved seconded by ! <br /> i <br /> . Councilwoman Campbell tha.t staff direct a letter from the Council to Miss Nasholm ! <br /> I thanking her for her year~ of dedicated service and leadership in building up the ! Comm <br /> ~Eug~ne Public Library, and that some function honor.ing Miss Nasholm at the time of 1~/23/74 <br /> Iher retirement be arranged (August 1975)~ and that the Library Board be approac~ed Approve <br /> land asked to consider some continued employment so that her contributions to the / <br /> ci~!l wtl.~ nof ..be...JCJst.:. _!:1.ot.ion carried uJi1animousl!l~.. __ ... ' . _ ..1 <br /> _ , _ 'U'_ . . <br /> - ' I. :Sewer Easement, Laurelwood - C;uncil authori zation was requested for easeme:nt for J <br /> ' . <br /> :sewer line across a portion of Laurelwood. Golf Course property to serve pr~ vate prc:p I . <br /> ;erty south of the Course and east of 30th Avenue ordered connected to city sewers ~n I <br /> I <br /> ~order to be further developed. i ConIDi <br /> Keller moved seconded by Mrs. Campbell to grant the easement. 10/'23/74 <br /> Mr. Approve <br /> I Motjon carried unanimously. .---,=- "~-----= -. ~._=" - ~~ <br /> --- ~----~- <br /> --~---- -- ~------ <br /> " - --,--""""'-~----- --.'. _.-- <br /> '"3 fa 1 10/29/74 - 9 <br />
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