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K. Handicapped Commission Appointment-~anager reported on the resignation of Chris Casady as a member of the Eugene Handicapped Commission, effective January 1, 1977. He indicated the Council had earlier selected an alternate member for the Commission, Mr. R. C. Darby. e '-- Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. abie that Mr. Darby be Comm appointed to fill the unexpired term on the Handicapped Co~ Approve mission, ending January I, 1979. Motion carried unanimously. 1/5/77 L. . Meeting with State Legislative Representatives-~anager indi- Comm cated a meeting is planned with State legislative representa- File tives Thursday, January 20, in Salem. A reception is planned 1/5/77 for 7-9 p.m. at the Black Angus. It is suggested that Council meet for dinner with Eugene's delegation following the reception, for the purpose of discussing the program for the coming legis- lative session. Too, the city's legislative program is planned for discussion at the January 19 Committee-of-the-Whole meeting. M. Metropolitan Sewer Advisory Commission--Manager reported that the Metropolitan Sewer Advisory Commission has requested the City and County to continue the life of the Commission for one month following the date the last agency approves continuation, for the purpose of allowing the Springfield City Council to con- sider an alternative treatment plant proposal. Mr. abie moved seconded by Mr. Haws that staff be author- Co rom ized to enter into a contract extending the Metropolitan Approve Sewer Advisory Commission for 30 days from the time the 1/5/77 contract is signed by the last of the three agencies. .t-1otion carried unanimously. - -- II. Liquor License Applications--Greater Privilege A. Mocney's Barbecue, 1976 Garden Avenue, from R to DA ~. Oakway Wine and Deli, Inc. , 305 aalcway Mall, RMB Co rom Hr. Haws moved seconded by Mr s. Smith to recommend Approve approval of the applications for greater privilege. 1/5/77 A question was raised on whether Council should be provided with criteria to use in determining whether to recommend ap- proval. Mr. Bradley wondered about taking a "no position" stance. Assistant City Attorney felt that would be the same as a negative recommendation. It was understood Council would be provided with criteria'to use in considering liquor licenses. III. Improvement Petition Paving, sanitary, and storm sewer in and adjacent to Doveri's plat-- 100 percent petition--cost to the city $11,000 for the storm sewer. Comm Mr. Haws moved seconded by Mr. Williams to approve the Approve petition. ~fution carried unanimously. 1/5/77 e '-- IV. Request of Citizens' Council against Fluoridation Letter of December 28 from Christine Beltran distributed to Council, as well as legal opinion indicating that to put the issue on the ballot again would require 6,228 signatures on a petition, which is 16 percent ~~ 1/10/77 - 20