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e problem. He felt the basic problem was with the patrons of the Black Forest Tavern. He felt the liquor license would not affect parking as his business was doing well at the present time without a license. He also noted a restaurant was being planned for Mr. Garner's building and a liquor license request would come from that. He felt this would only add to the parking problem. He noted he had permission for parking in a back area (which held 30 to 40 cars) although it was unimproved. He had attempted to get owners of the various businesses to put up towaway signs and have cars towed away but had not had any cooperation. Mr. Lieuallen said it seemed the issue of a liquor license recom- mendation was not directly related to the parking problem. He said apparently this was an ongoing problem in that area. Mr. Haws moved, seconded by Mr. Hamel, to forward with appro- val to OLCC the requested liquor license. Ms. Smith reiterated her previous comments in feeling that City Council should not be placed in a position of choosing one business over another and would fairly evaluate each liquor license applica- tion as it came before Council. Manager noted Public Works would look at the parking arrangement in that area and would attempt to secure improvements. Vote was taken on the motion which carried unanimously. e E. Parks Department Bid Awards (tabulation attached) Manager noted the request was for a pedestrian bridge in Washington- Jefferson Park east of the multi-purpose court and was a continuation of a presently constructed path now deadended at this crossing. Funds would be received one-half from BOR and one-half by the City. Public hearing was held with no testimony presented. Mr. Haws moved, seconded by Mr. Hamel, to accept low bid from Wildish Construction Company as recommended by staff. Motion carried unanimously. F. Public Works Bid Awards (opened December 6, 1977) (tabulation attached) Job No. 1319--Bike Path 12th Avenue between Willamette Street and Oak Street. Mr. Allen said this would be a concrete paving of the path, paid by the City. Staff recommended awarding to low bidder Merlin R. Stamm. \ Job No. 1469--Sanitary sewer on Orr Lane was originated by 32 percent of the property owners to be assessed. Recommended low bidder-- H. and J. Construction Company, with the condition that the construc- tion company settle a City bill which is in arrears prior to awarding e of this contract. 12/12/77 - 15 q/t