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agency when property was foreclosed, however if the property changed hands under any other circumstances, the city would get its money back. She said the $3,000 would come from the $25,000 of revenue sharing funds budgeted for the home repair e program because that fund could be supplemented with community development money if necessary. Mrs. Shirey asked if the city was no longer going to use the 235 Interest Program. Also, whether these houses were built for this program and then put on the market if they became unoccupied or for some other reason payments were not met. Ms. Cushman answered that the 235 Interest Program was expiring, it would no longer be available. In this case, she said, BUD had made no commitment to have money available should anything happen resulting in foreclosure. Councilman williams said that houses were older ones bought and rehabilitated for this program. Keller moved second by Mr. Hamel that the HCDC recommendation be Comm Mr. 8/20/75 approved and up. to $3,000 granted to allow downpayments on five homes Approve under the conditions presented. Motion carried unanimously. F. Petition, Paving Sarah Lane from Bonnie View Drive to 200 feet north - Petitioned by owners of 100% of property to be assessed. Comm Mr. Keller moved second by Mr. Williams to accept the petition. 8/20/75 Motion carried unanimously. Approve G. Council Minutes - April 14 and 28, 1975 as circulated Approve H. Appointment, Community School Advisory Committee/Joint Parks Committee - Mayor Anderson announced the appointment of Councilman Bradley as the Council's repre- sentative on the Community School Advisory Committee, and Councilman Haws as one e of the Council's representatives on the Joint Parks Committee, both replacing Comm Councilman Murray, recently resigned to devote more time to the Housing and Com- munity Development Commission. The Mayor said he would be making a recommendation 8/13/75 within the next week for filling the vacancy on the Historic Review Board. Any Affirm suggestions Council members might have would be welcome, he said. I. Committee-of-the-whole Meetings Location was brought on for consideration after a six-month trial period at the King's Table in the Oakway Mall. Manager pre- sented two alternatives - Bev's Steak House, 1905 West 6th Avenue, and North's Chuckwagon, 29th and Willamette. Councilwoman Beal suggested the Thunderbird on Coburg Road. Alice Rutter, community relations officer, said a choice of menu was not provided at the Thunderbird for groups of more than 20 people, and that a capacity to accommodilte 40 to 45 people was needed for committee-of-the- whole meet,ings. . Councilman Bradley suggested t~e Colonial Inn. However, Ms. Rutter explained that facilities there were not adequate. Councilman Haws commended the King's Table for the service, much better than other places tried. Councilman Murray appreciated the serv~ce too, and said the facility was good. However, he didn't like the location, saying it was hard to find, inconvenient to reach, at the same time recognizing choices were limi ted. He hoped options would be kept open in the event any new facility more conveniently located became availahle because he thought the Council was losing Comm public exposure. 8/13/75 There were no requests for change and it was understood committee- Affirm e of-the-whole meet.ings would continue at the King's Table in the Oakway Mall. 477 8/25/75 - 13