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~ III. 'Segregation of Assessment e East side of Bailey Hi 11 Road 400 feet south of West 11th, Lonnie Snow for Miles-Hiatt Investments. Nrs. Beal moved seconded by Mr. Haws to approve the Approve segregation. Motion carried unanimously. IV. Vacations Recommended by Planning Commission October 25, 1976. Maps have been distributed to Council members. A. North/south alley between Olive and Willamette south of West 11th (Eugene Clinic)(AV 76-3) with the following conditions: Approve 1. That the Eugene Hospital and Clinic pay for relocation of public ut ilit ies and improvement now in the alley. 2. That the Eugene Hospital and Clinic grant public access easement across parking area north of clinic structure connecting the alley. to the west with Willamette to the east. O. Public Utility Easement near the north end of Obie Street north of West 11th, excepting the northern mos~ seven feet (Obie)(EV 76-1). Mr. Haws moved seconded by Mr. Hamel to schedule public hearings on items A and B for January 24, 1977. Motion Approve carried unanimously. - V. Human Rights Council Report--Reports have been distributed to Council members. Rosemary Batori, member of the Human Rights Council, explained that short statements would be made by each Commission on its reaction to the 1974-75 city's affirmative action report. As there was no representative from the Aging Commission present, Ms. Batori summarized that the Aging Commission feels the following should be included in the 1975-76 report: statistical data in various cate- gories on hiring and employment for ages 4S to 65; statistical data for employees retained by waiver through age 70; and statistical data to establish hiring practices for the city of Eugenels contractors to Approve comply with hiring older workers. Phyllis Loobey, Minority Commission, summarized that their Commission feels the most notable deficiencies in the report are: The report is not current; details are lacking in the statistics presented; no elabora- tion is given to various generalizations such as "special attention" and "energy and planning"; and minority representation is not consistent wi th census data indicating an underutilization of women, Spanish, and Asian Americans, and native Americans. Chr is Casady, president of the Handicapped Commission, s tat ed that the A.A. report did not relate at all to t he hand ic apped , that the e physically and mentally disabled were not included in the report. He 517 12/13/76 - 13