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<br />usu;;Ji'y assessed 'at the time the property was serviced. That levy was assessed against .'"
<br />prop~rty even if undeveloped at the time sewer service was made available. He said the
<br />back;20 feet along Mr. Elders's property belonging to the city was not included in the "
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<br />Manager, in view of questions raised at the Panel hearing and desire of some of those ob-
<br />jecting to the Echo Hollow assessment to be heard by the entire Council, asked'for Council,
<br />position with regard to receiving further testimony at the November 12 meeting. He said
<br />that if the Echo Hollow people were not to be heard they should be so advised. Also that
<br />one question raised was the possibility of a 20-year Bancrofting provision. That was al-i
<br />. lowed by law, he said, but had not been used except for the Overpark. One problem in mak- -j
<br />! ing that payment period available on only one project was the probabili ty of having un- '~
<br />imarketable or expensive bonds because of the smail quantity. ~o the question of changing
<br />: the entire Bancrofting program to a 20-year basis might be considered. Further informa-
<br />~tion in that regard, he said, would be available at the November 12 Council meeting.
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<br />,Councilman McDonald reviewed questions.raised at the Panel hearing as set out in the re-
<br />port.Don Allen, public works director, explained the city's position with regard to the
<br />,mismatch in Pape's service line and the city lateral (C.B.670). The recommendation was
<br />,to "stand fast" on the proposed assessment to that property because public works department
<br />:did have data available to substantiate that the lateral was located according to informa-
<br />:tion SUP.Plied by Pape'. He continued that the stub was installed at a depth to accommodate ~
<br />ithe service line, but since the improvement was not satisfactory to Pape' they did not ..,
<br />wish the city to charge them for it. Mr. Allen said he thought Council action to pick up .
<br />the cost would he inappropriate.
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<br />,Councilman McDonald accordingly recommended second reading and approval of C.B.670'for the
<br />Centennial Boulevard improvement as well as C.B.672 for the Oak Patch improvement. He re-
<br />'ferred to C.B.67l covering assessments for Echo Hollow Road improvements and reviewed
<br />'questions raised on that project as set out in the Panel report. Mr. McDonald said he
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<br />and Mr. Keller were in agreement that nothing could be done but to ass~ss the'cost as pro-
<br />:posed in the council bill. However, the protestors had been told at the Panel hearing that:
<br />: they could bring their protests to the November 12 Council meeting. Manager said that
<br />:assistant city attorney, Stan Long, advised that testimony at the Council meeting could be}
<br />, limi ted because public hearing had been provided before the Assessment Panel. However, ",' "
<br />: there was nothing that would p;event anyone from being heard since it was an open public
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<br />of the council bills levying assessments at the November 12 Counc~l meet~ng. ;'
<br />, Approve
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<br />The Chair ruled that this item would be segregated and discussed later when
<br />ordinances levying the assessments were brought on for consideration. (See ~
<br />council bill numbers under ordinance section.) ~
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<br />I. Council Minutes October .7, 1974 as circulated Approve
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<br />J.;Vacancy, Metropol~tan Area Plann~ng Adv~sory Committee - Copies of letter of resigna- !
<br />; bon received from Lewis Manhart were previously distributed to Council members to- ,I
<br />~ gether with list of suggested names submitted for last Planning Commission vacancy !
<br />. and names suggested by LCOG to fill the MAPAC vacancy. CouncIl President Williams :
<br />,scheduled executive session of the Council for 11:00 a.m. on Wednesday, November 6, ,
<br />to select a replacement for the balance of the term ending June 30, 1977. Council Cornrn
<br />members were. }t1.1(!S/;,<!"tr:...yresent suggestions for the replacement at that time. IP/30/74
<br />" '....,. -" , " ',' , Affirm
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<br />K.:A~pointment, 'MAPile' - Coi.indi 'pre'sident Wiliiams ani-lounced that the Council in execu- /
<br />ft~ve ses~ion recommended appointment of Lee Penny, 2355 Birch Lane, to the LCOG }' Cornrn
<br />~Yetropo1~tan Area Planning Advisory Committee, replacing Lewis Manhart, resigned, . 11/6/74
<br />l!~r the bal~nce of the term ending June 30, 1977. i Affirm
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<br />L .;-Boy 'Scout Food Drive '--coliilCilman McDonald asked i;;r support of the Boy Scout~ in
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<br />;t e~~ collect~on of canned. food on Saturday, November 2, for distribution by '10/30/74
<br />, char~ table agencies in the communi ty. ' Fi Ie
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<br />M.;Ordinances, Social Gambling - Councilman Murray asked when there would be further : 4It
<br />;'Council consideration of ordinances with regard to social gambiing. Councilwoman ;
<br />iCampbell noted that some of those interested were left with the impression that ! C
<br />ithe ordinances would be return~d to the Council in about two weeks. Manager re- iO/30~~
<br />rSPCJn,ded th~t conta ct was made w~th Portland but not much information gained because I File
<br />Ithe~r ord~nance had been in effect only six weeks. He hoped for further contacts i
<br />!dur~ng t~e League meet~ng in November with other cities which had adopted simi1ar/ .
<br />1eg~slat~on. He expla~ned that 'a two-week estimate was given before contact with
<br />Portland and before knowing how little information was available. " j
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