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I I :1 2. Hindquarter, 8th and Hilyard (DA) Manager reviewed the GLCC report and described the proposed establishment. The report indicated one of those interviewed in the neighborhood objected to issuance of the license, ten did not object. Staff had no objections. e- i I Public hearing was held with no testimony presented. , I I Mr. Keller moved second by Mr. Haws to recommend approval of the application. Councilman Bradley thought it might be advisable for the city to abstain from making a recommendation because of EWEB's being the lessor for the proposed es- tablishment. Stan Long, assistqnt city attorney, knew of no reason why the city should abstain. He said the question had to do with policy or was one of a per- sonal nature for each Council member, not one of legality. Mr. Bradley stated his intent to abstain because of the connection between the city and EWEB. Vote was taken on the motio~ as stated. Motion carried, all Council members present voting aye, except Councilman Bradley abstaining. 3. Pizza Inn, 2125 West 11th Avenue (RMB) Manager reviewed the GLCC report which indicated one of those interviewed in the neighborhoood objected to the license, eight did not object. Staff had no ob- jections. Public hearing was opened. I-A-4 Robert Poppen, 1980 Carmel Avenue, realtor representing the owner of the property being leased to the Pizza Inn, offered to answer any questions about the physical facilities or plot plan, parking, etc. e-- Public hearing was closed, there being no further testimony presented. Mr. Keller moved second by Mr. Haws to recommend approval of the application. Motion carri~d unanimously. C. Requests for Rate Increases 1 ." Ambulance Increase in the ambulance rates was recommended by a committee comprising Council- man Hamel and staff members from Eugene and Springfield staff members and Council representative. Manager noted tentative action of the Eugene Council (see May 24, 1976 minutes) to approve the increase, changing the recommended $62.50 base rate to $55.00. Public hearing was held with no testimony presented. Resolution No. 2517 - Establishing ambulance rates was read by number and title. CouncIlman Bradley asked Councilman Hamel for a summary of the committee's recom- mendation since there was no testimony presented. Councilman Hamel called atten- tion to the committee minutes of May 19, 1976 and summarized recommendations as contained therein. Mr. Keller moved second by Mr. Haws to adopt the resolution. Motion -~ carried unanimously on rollcqll vote. 6/14/76 - A ~'ll