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IV-B-4 II. Items acted upon with one motion after discussion of individual items as requested. Previously discussed in COmmitte~.of-tlle-Whole on.February 16 (Present: Mayor Keller; Council members Haws. Hamel, Bradley, Lleuallen, (bie and 9nith) and February 23 (Present: Mayor Keller; Council members Haws: Bradley, Delay, Lieuallen, Obie, and 9nith). Minutes of those meetings appear below in smaller type. February 16, 1977: I. Items from Mayor and Council A. LCOG Request--Eric Haws distributed a memorandum to Council members on the subject of compensation to LCOG board chairman for income lost while representing the agency. He indicated he would like Council to review the memorandum and discuss at next week's Committee-of-the-Whole meeting. B. Council Members' Agenda--Ms. Smith will be out of town March 10-22; Mayor Keller will be out of town March 16-31; and Mr. Obie will be out of town March 18-30. C. 19~0 Update Summary--Mr. Bradley said Council wil1 be rece1v1ng packets this week with a summary report of the 1990 Update Plan. D. Tri-Agency Dog Control--Mr. Bradley indicated the Tri-Agency Committee had been meeting in public hearings with some of the smaller cities in the surrounding area in an attempt to contract for dog services. A meeting will be held at Harris HaIl at 7:30 p.m. on February 22, 1977. '- E. Gut Committee--Mr. Bradley reminded Council members the Gut Committee will be meeting February 17 at 7:30 p.m. 1n an attempt to solve the problem on Willamette Street. F. Court of Appeals--Mr. Brad ley brought up the issue of a Court of Appeals recent land-use case in Washington County and asked staff to make a report back to Council on the decision which 'was made in this case. G. Community School Coordinating Committee--Mr. Lieuallen said that he had attended a meeting a week ago with this committee and there was no need for any future action to be taken re- garding this committee at the moment. H. Liquor License Approval--Mr. Lieuallen said he noted in a newspaper article recently where a restaurant on 7th Avenue, La Primavera, had been approved for a beer and wine liquor license. He said, however, just around the corner there is a restaurant named Rib Shack which had come before the Council for approval of a liquor license and had been denied. He cited that the owner of the Rib Shack was black and he wanted to make public note that he suspected the motives of the OLCC in failing to grant the liquor license to this small restaurant and maybe others. '--- 2/28/77 --24 IloO . File File Rile File - File Affirm File File .