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<br /> . <br /> Mr. Haws moved, seconded by ~lr. Hamel, that Lane County <br /> . Corranissioners and the Redistricting Committee be notified <br /> by letter that Eugene City Council had reviewed the pro- <br /> posed redistricting and had found no objections to it, <br /> and authorized staff to continue following this study and <br /> bring any additional input to Council. Motion carried <br /> unanimously. . <br /> V. but Committee Report--Memo distributed to Council. Manager noted the <br /> staff supported the Task Force recommendation that so far as possible <br /> the gut be maintained on Willamette and confined to an area between 24th <br /> Place and 2~th Avenue. Media exposure and educational programs will help <br /> gut users understana the proolems inherent in this type of activity and <br /> the applicable laws. Enforcement will be enhanced through the use of <br /> increased street lighting in some areas and review and improvement of <br /> existing ordinances. He directed Council's attention to Task Force <br /> Recommendation NO.4, parks Department recommended the City not provioe <br /> restrooms and/or trash recepticles in the area. <br /> Uave Pompel, Parks lJepartment, noted the original document stated the <br /> concensus of the people involved and the reactions to the items are very <br /> well covered in the Task Force report. Ms. Smith wondered whether any <br /> cOIllInunication had occurred between the liut Committee and the staff re- <br /> sponse. She noted there were some recommendations of the Committee <br /> that staff did not recommend. Mr. Pompel replied no, but that the en- <br /> tire Conmittee had received the memo from him to Assistant Manager and <br /> no response had been given back to the Committee in regard to the Task <br /> - Force recommendations. He noted ttle Committee had not met since ~larch. <br /> i~r. bradley asked if there would be a scheduled public hearing. IVlanager <br /> replied he thought it would be appropriate to schedule puolic hearing <br /> July 2!>, 1~77, to allow the Committee time to meet and then have the <br /> public input before Council. Mr. Williams questioned why it was neces- <br /> sary to have a public nearing. Manager said the principal reason would <br /> be so that everyone understands where everyone else stands and to final- <br /> ize the staff task force recommendations. Ms. Smith wondered rather <br /> than having a public tlearing that perhaps after the committee had re- <br /> viewed the task force recommendations, the City Council could simply <br /> adopt the recommendations. ~Ir. ~radley felt a public hearing was neces- <br /> sary to allow citizens input of their opinions of the recommendations. <br /> rle sai d tIle pub 1 i c had not had an opportuni ty to address the Counci 1 on <br /> th i s ilia t te r . He also questioned in regard to Item 4, if any thought had <br /> been given to setting up temporary chemical toilets or temporary recep- <br /> tacles for weekends. Ed Smith, Parks and Recreation lJepartment, said <br /> the same situation Hould occur as with permanent ones and it would be <br /> Just anoUler maintenance operational proDlem. <br /> Ivlr. Williams moved, seconded by l"lr. Hamel, to refer the staff <br /> recommendation task report back to the liut Committee, with that <br /> committe holding a pUblic hearing, and those recommendations <br /> Drought baCK to the Council. <br /> - 6/15/77 - 5 <br /> 4-90 <br />
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