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e Mr. Bradley responded no, that the Agency was addressing the issue of livestock control in the rural area. He explained the control had been under the Lane County Deputy Sheriff's Office, who had authorization to use firearms. He noted Tri-Agency per- sonnel were not so authorized for two reasons: 1) the insurance policy rates would be considerably higher; and 2) it would re- quire increased training for personnel to be qualified to use firearms. Assistant Manager said the initial concern over dog control was whether the deployment of personnel was matching what was on paper, that Eugene was to have three dog control officers for whom they were paying, but were not getting. With the creation of a Tri-Agency Control, Lane County could address the matter with the Agency by contracting for law enforcement. Mr. Bradley said the Agency is negotiating to provide the ser- vice and is still addressing the issues, but has not completely resolved them. He answered Mr. Obie's concern by saying he felt the Agency was appropriately responsive to the problems. Corn 5/18/77 Approve C. Minor Partition Appeal (Meyers) (M 77~25)--Memo distributed to Council. Manager reviewed memo from Planning Department, which stated the appeal for the minor partition had been filed too late, and advice from the City Attorney's office indicated the objection to the appeal by the owner of the property is valid. Thus the appeal should be withdrawn from the Council's May 23 agenda, and would require Council action to do so. e Mr. Haws moved, seconded by Mr. Delay, to withdraw the minor partition appeal from the May 23 agenda. Mr. Obie asked where the property was located. Jim Saul, Plan- ning Department, noted the property was on Devos Street, north of Barger Avenue. The existing lot contains 16,000 square feet, and the minor partition would create two lots. Vote was taken on the motion, which carried unanimously. Com 5/18/77 Approve D. Acquisition of Lassen PropertY--Manager reported acquisition of 12 acres of Lassen property in the Bethel-Danebo area for park purposes could be successfully negotiated without exercising the right of eminent domain. He noted the City has an option for $90,000 to acquire this property. Ed Smith, Parks and Recreation Director, sRid I:hp $90.00() w",l,l "'''"I}!...lc ,"" J.,t1 11'"111 rllll.1 /lIOlt1,ldlll, dll'; 1I1~ '1I01l~y had atready heen hurfp;f'tp.rf for thfs pif'rf' of prl)pf'rty. 11r. ~mll'l, rl..rlflo.l for Mr. ffnwH Ihnl t11fH money WOld,! ('ome from the 1972 hondfsBlJp., llnft thnt tlll:or.. wert' $J')O,O()() It,fl. I,ll L1w flerl,ul It'vy tor expend 1- tureB In the Rcthel-Onnebo Ilren. An 5/18/77 ..,-r1 c Mr. Haws moved, seconded by Mr. Lieuallen, to approve exer- cisin~ the option for acquisition. rlotion carried unanimously. E. Special Council Meeting--Manager reminded Council members of special meeting at 1:15 p.m. today, following Committee-of-the- Whole meeting. 408 5.,23-77--13