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<br /> Mr. Murray objected to purchasing property as part of a plan not yet adopted. <br /> Asst. Manager responded that the concept of satellite stations has been developed <br /> by staff but not presented to Council as yet because of the budget and possible e <br /> reduction in level of fire service. Whether or not the satellite station <br /> concept is accepted, there is a need for a fire station in that area, whether <br /> it be full service or satellite. <br /> Vote was taken on the motion which carried unanimously. <br /> Q. Right-of-Way Purchase, 2197 Four Oaks Grange Road - (Dennis and Geraldine <br /> Day) - Map has been distributed to Council. Staff requests authorization to <br /> purchase the right-of-way for $200, for sidewalk construction. <br /> Mr. Keller moved seconded by Mr. Haws to authorize staff to purchase Corom <br /> the right-of-way on the above property. Motion carried unanimously. 6/23/76 <br /> --.. Approve <br /> R. Temporary Trailer Office - 105 Oakway Mall - June 9 letter has been distributed <br /> to Council in which American Savings and Loan requests continuation of the <br /> temporary trailer office facility pending completion of a permanent <br /> structure on the site. <br /> Corom <br /> Mr. Keller ITOved seconded by Mr. Haws to call hearing for July 12. 6/23/76 <br /> Motion carried unanimously. Approve <br /> S. Tri-Agency Do~ Control Agreement - Agreement transmitted to Council June 16. <br /> Lane County and the Ci ty of Springfield have both executed the agreement. Corom <br /> Mr. Bradlr;y said that the Tri~agency committee feels the agreement provides 6/23/76 <br /> for a good working relationship and that it should be approved. Approve <br /> Mr. Keller moved seconded by Mr. Haws to authorize the City Manager e <br /> .-./ <br /> to sign the agreement. Motion carried unanimously. <br /> Amendment to Code section 2.393 re: Conflict of Interest - Memo from City - <br /> T. <br /> Attorney and proposed amendment have been distributed to Council. Assistant <br /> City Attorney Stan Long explained that the amendment which woUld insert the word <br /> "financial" as it relates to conflict of interest was drafted as a result of <br /> a zoning case in which a challenge was filed to a council member on the basis <br /> of the interest of the council member's wife in the zoning matter. <br /> At that tirre, the code was interpreted as intending to be a prohibi tion on <br /> pecuniary interests, though that was not specifically stated in the code. <br /> Mr. williams wondered whether conflicts should be limited to financial ones. <br /> Ci ty Attorney fel t that to go beyond "financial conflict" would be unwise. Corom <br /> Mr. Keller moved seconded by Mr. williams to approve the amendment, using 6/23/76 <br /> the word "pecuniary" in place of "financial". Motion carried unanimously. Approve <br /> U. Council minutes April 12, 1976 as circulated Approve <br /> V. Parkway PUD - Mr~ Murray referred to a letter from a group of people, <br /> including 'Mary Milhaupt, requesting that the Joint Housing Committee be <br /> directed to work with the group on developing single-parent housing. Mr. <br /> Murray has discussed the letter with Mrs. Niven and they feel there is no <br /> ,need for instructive action at this point. The Joint Housing Committee - <br /> will work with any group and it was their' feeling staff should communicate <br /> '- <br /> this message to the signers of the letter. Mr. Murray further stated that <br /> the Joint Housing Committee agrees the primary target group remains the <br /> 6/28/76 - 18 3~9 <br />
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