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I Keith Maitin; assistant manager, said that about the ~n~y re~ourse would b~a civil suit. Ed Smith, parks director, added that a .c~nl su~t w~uld be ap ~ plicable, especially if the cutting had been done w~thout a perrrut. . . f .. g performance bond by Comm It was understood the quest~on 0 requ~r~n 6/18/75 those cutting or removing trees could be discuss:d ~hen the.report Affirm on how the tree preservation ordinance was funct~on~ng.prev~ously requested by the co~ncil was brought on for cons~derat~on. N. . . , Commission Proposals - Mayor Anderson announced the appoint-, cornmu~~e:e~~'M:~~:~ ~to chair the committee) and Edna Shirey as Cou~cil repre: ment . . d Theo Allen and whitty Bass representing the Human R~ghts COmfiUS- :~~~~t~;:s~a:nnot yet received names of those r.epresenting theeWom:n~:I:r~~i~~ Comm He said he had received a letter from them say~ng they would s n~ 19t d [/18/75 but that they did not care to comment on any matter other than t ~~ re b~ .e Affirm to their roposal for a separate women's commission. .T~e May~r sa~ pu ~c_ ~ hearing /as scheduled for July 14 ~ouncil meeting, so ~~scus~~~~e~~f:~~e~~~ole mittee's' findings would occur at e~ther the July 2 or corom~ . meeting. o. Waiver of application fees for establishment of H-Historic District was requested by the Historic Review Board. The request would not include waiver of other permit fees in connection with such designation - demolition, relocation, alteration. Councilman Williams was somewhat concerned about waiving fees for one type of zoning application, saying the city would incur costs for processing that type of application as well as any other application for Zone changes. And he felt it could be said apartments, schools, etc., for which rezoning might be necessary, would be of just as much benefi t to the public as would be an his toric landmark -- designation. Absence of any member of the Historic Review Board was noted by staff with request that discussion on the request be postponed until a member could be present. Comm It was understood a member of the Review Board would be asked to 6/18/75 attend the June 25 cOmmQttee-of-the-whole meeting for discussion Affirm of their request. P. Chambers Street Improvement - Councilman Hamel inquired whether design changes were made in the proposed Chambers Street construction. Don Allen, public works director, explained that an adjustment lowering the grade about three feet was Comm all they were able to accomplish; any more would have an adverse effect on prop- 6/11/75 erties on the east side of the street. He added that it was impossible to make File the street a. "12-month road." Q. Distribution 1. Article from Good Government (Summer 1974) entitled "The Seattle Women's Rights Program" distributed by Councilman Haws with the explanation that it was not to be confused with "other things." 2. Memo dated June 11, 1975 from Manager Pro Tem providing information requested by the Council with regard to police department participation in Law Enforce- Corom men Intelligence Unit (LEIU), and a recap of Federal grants received by the 6/11/75 city during the past three to five years. File 3. Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Bikeway Master Plan (preliminary draft) pub- e lished by Lane Council of Governments for future Council consideration. R. Housing Referral Program - Councilman Murray reported information'received from County Commissioner Wood that the county indicated a willingness to provide office space and one-half salary for the housing referral program if the city would provide the other half-salary. Mr. Murray asked staff to investigate the possi- bi1iti~s after budget election (June 17). 6/23/75 - 26 5Sb