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----- ----- theoret"icaily -i-t would be many of tbe same borrowers,....4whereas people" individually paid the fee before, now onder the proposed system the county would pay a stated minimum. Mayor Anderson felt there are two considerations - to determine if the concept " of a countywide system is supportable and whether Eugene wants to participate a~ all if conditions are satisfactory. Negotiations will come later with final ' approval by, Council. Any undesirable features can be disallf')w~d at that time, he said. '-./e Comm Mr. Murray rooved seconded by Mr. Keller that the City Council give . '. 4/21/76 conceptual approval to a countywide library system with the under~tand~nf!. ::,:';#pf>I,ove' that Eugene's future participation will be based on a contract wh~ch ;, v.r.r,'.. takes into cOnsideration the issues raised in the April 19 memo fro.n ,", ',,'\ A' the Ci tl} Manager. Motion carried unanimously. " " G.Improvement Petition - Paving, Sanitary sewer and storm sewer in Inger Park 'Subdivision (So of Bond Lane, E of Fir Acres Drive) - 23% of sanitary sewer area outside subdivision. NO city cost. Mr. Keller rooved seconded by, Mr. Haws to approve the petition. Motion carried unaniroously. Approve -- -..--- H.Agreement with Southern Pacific for Signalization at Bertelsen Crossing Agreement has been distributed to Council. Manager noted that the City and State would participate with the railroad in the development of the crossing. The actual financing arrangements include the crossing protection which is $60,000. The City pays 5% .;. or $3,000. The track relocation costs $5,500, of which the City pays 50% - or $2p750. Whatever street widening costs are involved would be city cost. The total estimated cost to the ci ty, then, would be $5,750, excl usi ve of widening, and funds are already in the budget. '-'- Public Works Director added that this project is being considered now because of the proposed Bertelsen Road improvements. There are two other signalization projects left which will be completed at a later date. Mr. Keller rooved seconded by Mrs. Beal to adopt; the resolution authorizing the agreement with Southern Pacific as presented. Motion carried unaniroous1y. COIr'J1l 4/21/76 Approve I.Proposa1 for City Acceptance of Sanitary Sewer Facilities of River Road - Be1tline Sanitary District in Annexed Areas. Agreement: has been distributed to Council. Manager said there is some question on the clarity of present assessments relating to a situation w~erein the' facilities of a sewer district are taken over by the city in an area already annexed to tl1e city. The residents have paid for the facilities and most likely do not anticipate further assessment. Assistant Manager explained that certain property owners along the line paid for sewer installation. There is a question as to whether those who have not paid should be charged an equivalent amount for the privilege of connecting. A proposed code amendment would allow the city to reassess if there is some reason under city policy. Manager said the ordinance states that the city may accept and incorporate all or part of the sanitary sewer facilities of a special service district as a part of the city's sanitary sewer system. After such acceptance, the city may, establish special assessment and connection fees in the manner provided by law. -.../ It 4/26/76 - 16 ~3o