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Council Chamber
Eugene, Oregon
January 10, 1972
Regular meeting of the Common Council of the city of Eugene, Oregon was called to order by His Honor
~ Mayor Lester E. Anderson in the Council Chamber at 7:30 p.m. on January 10, 1972 with the following
councilmen present: Messrs. Teague and Mohr,~Mrs. Beal, Messrs. Williams and Hershner, and
Mrs. Campbell. Councilmen McDonald and Gribskov were absent.
I - Mayor's Message 1972
Mayor Anderson delivered his annual message covering the past year's accomplishments and giving
a resume' of changes he would like to see occur in the coming years. A copy is on file in the
City Manager's office.
II - Election of Council Officers
Council President Teague asked for postponement of this item because of the absence from the
City of two councilmen. He asked for a meeting of the Council in the City Manager's office on
Wednesday, January 19, 1972, at 11:30 a.m. for the purpose of electing o~ficers; Council memoers
agreed.
III - Appointments, Boards and Commissions
A. Charitable Solicitations Commission - Mayor Anderson recommended appointment of William Korns,
1345 Corum, replacing William Dunseth, resigned, for the balance of the term ending November
1973.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. MohT to approve the appointment. Motion carried.
B. Planning COmnUssion - Mayor Anderson announced the reappointment of David Hoffman, 1626 Sher-
wood Place, and Alan Maxwell, 2195 Wood Acres Drive, for the term ending January 1, 1976;
and the appointment of James Longwood, 2633 Spring Boulevard, to replace John Stafford, re-
signed, for the balance of the term ending January 1, 1973.
C. International Co-operation Committee - Mayor Anderson announced the appointment of the
following persons to this committee:
Win Wah Ashton, 3325 alive Street
Mrs. Charles Perry, 2092 Agate Street
Keven Cape', Route 1, Junction City
Jamal Rahman.. 2716 Harris Street
Mile Feig, 345 East 50th Avenue
Marilyn Lakey, Route 7, Box 156A6
Bruce Clere, 889 Lariat Drive
IV - Committee Reports - Items previously discussed at committee meetings on December 29, 1971 and
January 5, 1972. Minutes of those meetings appear below in italics.
Mr; Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that Items A through 0 below be approved, affirmed, and
filed as noted.
A. Proposed County-wide 1%% Income Tax for Local Government - Lane County requested
Council's of cities to take a position on the acceptability of a proposal to levy
a 1%% income tax on adjusted gross income of all residents of Lane County. If the
plan is acceptable, it will be necessary to start an educational program, and
planning should proceed as soon as possible.
Staff distributed with the agenda two alternatives for use of the revenue, one of
whi ch proposes that funds be used as property tax offset, and as funding for de-
ferred capital improvement projects, and the other to devote the entire amount to
offsetting the projected property tax levies. Assistant City Manager explained the
two proposals and accompanying graphs.
Councilmen had questions about rates of increase, other revenue sources, and pro-
jections made on the charts. In answer to Mrs. Campbell, Manager said a committee
made up of representatives of cities and county had arrived at the 45/55 split of
revenues between cities and county. 45% was designated to the County because itwas
felt that citizens inside cities were provided with county services. In the event
of major annexations or population shifts, this split of the revenues could be re-
negotiated.
Mrs. Campbell commented that same
Could this route be taken again?
to some specific advantage to get
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years ago the people had increased the tax base.
Manager felt such a proposal would have to be tied
voter approval.
Counc!:ilman Williams commented on the r.ecent Texas and California decisions regard-
ing use of property tax for school funding, and whether something of this nature
might have some effect on local taxes. He felt the School District should have been
included in the discussion of the proposal. Manager suggested this might be clari-
fied before this tax or ,any other local tax came to the voters.
Mayor Anderson said there are many eventualities that might be considered as good
reasons for delay. The question at thi.stime is whether the Council feels an income
tax is a logical, justifiable source of revenue for financing local government.
'If so, the CouncJl shoiilld consider t:he type programs they afe willing to undertake.
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It was the consensus of the Council that an income tax was a justifiable source of
revenue for local government.
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Mayor Anderson explained the alternatives, and the obligation to proceed with
capital projects. He felt that Alternative /11 set forth a plan to present to the
voters for future expendi ture of the funds.
Mrs. Beal was concerned, regarding capi tal improvement projects, whether the Ci ty
Ioiould bond or would pay as it went. . She felt the capital improvement budget
should be on a permanent basis, that a fund should be buil t up, rather than pay
interest rates on bonding.
Hr. Gribskov felt that Alternative ill appeared to be favored by the Council, and.
that it might expedite discussion if .some action were taken.
Mayor Anderson suggested that Council arri ve at a decision so that staff could
frane a statement th;at would indicate the Council decision.
Mrs. Campbell felt the Auditorium Center should be included in the iteias in the
statement as this appeared to have voter appeal.
Hayor Anderson sai d the Council does not n(M have a proposal from the Audi tori um
comm:ittee and therefore cannot make decisions on its funding.
Councilman Williams did not feel the political body should strongly tie a source
of revenue to any specific purpose, but to tie it in general to capital purposes
was logical. He felt the Council did have an ob-ligation to give the voters an
opportunity to vote on another way to provide fUnds for local government. '
Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. Gribskov that the Council adopt Option I lIS a bM1s
for USing funds if the proposed tax is passed; and direct staff to prepare a statement
that could be issued which would say roughly' that Council feels funds are needed for
providing for local govemment in th~ future, and that the property tax is clearly an
inequitable way of raising those funds; that Council endorse this mellSure to the citi-
zens of Eugene as a way of relieving some of the burden of property tax, both natI and
in the future; and to pro vi de funds to meet the needs of this communi ty.
IIrs. Campbell was not in disagreement w1..th the motion, but felt there should be
some way to infoFm the voters that, even with this proposed tax, the school levies
wil substantially affect the property tax rate.
lIayor Anderson could see no way of offsetting this problem, and said all the
City could do WIIS express its intent to hold the line.
In answer to Ci ty Manager, Councilman Williams said his motion was bllSically to
apply the revenue equally to the capital needs of the City and to operating c:os".
lIanager suggested that, IISsuming the matter was submitted to the voters, the Council
should list specific priorities on projects so that voters would have an J.dN of
the intent behind the proposed tax.
IIr. Williams agreed that voters needed to be convinced that govemment needs mon
money. He did not thJ.nk they believed it.
Mayor Anderson suggested that, in the statemsnt being prepared, the Council
indicate arellS when they felt the City WIIS currently lacking and wen falling
behind because of budgetary limitations. He did not feel a need to identify
priorities at this point. .
Ed Kenyon, Register Guard, CODIDIel2ted that the motion did not make a statement en-
dorsing the inClOlJle tax proposal. A re-reading of the motion indicated it did en-
dorse the proposal. Councilman Williams said the intent of the motion WIIS to
provide voters wi th an. oppartuni ty to say what they want to do about theJ.r govern-
msJ1t and how they want to fund it. 2'he proposal is a way to pay less property taxa
and put dollars into the hands of the govemmsnt needed for public purposes.
Vote taken on motion. Notion carried.
Hayor requested staLf to Co"DlJvey the Council act10n to the County Co.a81onen.
In answer to IIrs. Campbell, llanager aaid it WIIS not necessary for the cOuncil to
consult the eight budget conafttee ~erir.
B. lIemorandum, County-wide InCOlJle 2'ax - A rough draft of a stat..-nt to endone the
proposed County l%~ inCCM118 tax w. forwarded .to .Counci.l wJ.th the ,agena. Counc:U-
woman Campbell suggested that a tims Uaattcould'be illlpOSed for use of half tlie '
revenue for J)aymsnt of city operatJ.ng .e1lllfUl8es, J.n J)lacw of property tax rewnue.
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Mayor said it w.. his understanding that it would be left o~ and that Luncll{ for
capital iJqprovement would be placed in an aCClDunt to aCCWDUlate. 2'here ".. Lur-
ther discussion of the _,.,randum and 1. ts "ording.
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Hr. Williams proposed that, in the first paragraph, the word "equitable" be
deleted. He did not feel such a tax would be equitable in terms lof property
benefit services. In the last sentence of the last paragraph he questioned
whether the proposed capital improvements were in fact "long delayed," and felt
it might be better to omi t those words.
Councilmen discussed these suggestions, and upon voting, decided the mellOrandum
should remain as written.
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Approve
the Council adopt the .statement endorsing
Motion carried.
Hrs. Beal moved seconded by Mrs. Campbell that
the l~% -income tax as proposed by Lane County.
C. Appeal from Planned. Uni t Development, Sunshine Acres, Larry Cooley - At its
December 7 meeting the Planning Commission approved a Planned Unit Development
for Larry Cooley on land lying north of Harlow Road and east of Sunshine Acres
Drive. This approval has been appealed by an affected property owner. A hearing.
should be called for January 24.
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Motion
Hr. Williams IlOved seconded by Hr. Gribskov to call a public hearing Januazy
the appeal to the Planning Commission decision in the above mentioned item.
carried.
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D. South Willamette, Portland Avenue Traffic - A petition was received from residents
of the area of Portland Avenue and 30th Avenue requesting that Portland Avenue be
closed at 30th only on weekend evenings. After a thorough study of the proposal,
staff found it could not justify the cost of such a plan or the hazard which would
be created by such a changing situation. Staff recommended permanent barricading
at this location for a trial period of four to six weeks. This would be a dif-
ferent plan than the original suggestion for a diagonal di verter. A neighborhood
meeting would be held after the trial period so that reactions to the test could
be expressed.
Hr. Otto Becker expressed approval of this plan, and said that Cascade Hanor had with-
drawn its objections to this trial closure.
Mr. Gene Klink, representative of the Postoffice Department, said they objected
to closure of 30th Avenue at this point because it would create congestion on
29th from use of the Postoffice. They were interested, however, in a resolution
to the traffic problem.
Mr. Gribskov IlOved seconded by Hr. Hershner to approve the staff recommendation for a
trial barricade of Portland Avenue at its intersection with 30th Avenue.
Mr. Gribskov said he did not honestly feel this would solve the noise problem,
but he felt the Council had to continue trials of different proposals until
something was found which would be satisfactozy. '
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Vote taken on IlOtion. Motion carried.
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Mr. Harold Wald. 2973 Portland Street. asked where the trial barricade is
he was satisfied with ii~ location as explained by the City Manager.
to be installed~iand said
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Council President Teague recognized the presence of Mr. cito C. Becker. 36 W st 30th Avenue. in the
audience, saying Mr. Becker had worked diligently on the resolution of th~ traffic problem in the
South Willamette. Portland Street area. and thanked him for his efforts.
E. Abatements
J. 431 East 3rd Avenue
P. 631 West 11th .benue
These abatements are recommended for public hearing. They are both at some stage
of dellOlishment, but work. is not progressing satisfactorily.
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Approve
Hr. Willianrrl IlOved seconded by Hr. Gribskov to schedule a public hearing Januazy 24
for abatement of dwellings located at 431 East 3rd and 631 West 11th. Motion carried.
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Councilman Willianrrl questioned the publJ..c hearing process and abatement pro-
cedure, and felt there were many buildings in the city in dangerous condition.
Could Councilmen request abatement of buildings, even if the Building Depart- I
ment did not consider them :hazardous. City Manager explained the normal pro-
~dure of inspection of buildings, considered in hazardous condi tion, and th.at
a report is made to the City Manager whether in the Building Department's
opinion the building is in a hazardous condition. He explained steps taken to
obtain conformance before requesting legal abatement. Council IMY' take action
to abate buildings, eVen if that is not the recommendation of staff.
F. Nightwatch1lllin Trailer Request, 460 North Danebo Road - The location meets cri-
teria and qualifications of the ordinance and has been inspected by the Build-
ing Department. Public hearing is required.
Mr. Williams IlOved seconded by Mr. Gribskov that a public hearing be called on this
matter January 24, 1972. Motion carried.
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G. Liquor Licenses, approved by Police Department
PB - Drive and Save (formerly Ma~fair) 3061 Hilyard (Change of Ownership)
PB and RMBB - Harry Krishner's New Deli, 865 Olive
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Mr. Gribskov noved seconded by Mr. Williams that the liquor li censes above be recommended.
Motion carried.
H. Council Minutes - December 13 and 27, 1971, as circulated.
Approve
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I. Monthly Reports, Lane Regional Air Pollution Authority - The Air Pollution
Authority has offered monthly reports to Council, since a feeling has been ex-
pressed that there has been some lack of communication. If desired, an oral
report could be given Council once a nonth or on a quarterly basis.
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Mrs. Beal, chairman of the Regional Authority, said the request for closer liaison
had originated with some of the smaller outlying communities. She did not feel
that Eugene felt any lack.
Mrs. Campbell asked whether Co unci lmen who sat on various commi ttees were
expected to report. Manager explained that it was his understanding that,
unless there were reports of special interest to the Council, this was not expected.
Mr. Williams said he would have no objection to occasional oral reports from the
Regional Authori ty, but he fel t that a great deal of Council time could be taken
with such reports if they were on a regular basis.
Mayor Anderson suggested that Council try a report at a commi ttee-of-the-whole
meeting, and if it proves of benefit it could be continued.
Mrs. Beal informed Council of a Department of Environmental Quality hearing to
be held at the request of Lane Air Pollution Authority on January 7, 1972 at
8:00 p;m. at Harris Hall.
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J. Report on Possibility of Incandescent Lighting in Mall Periphery - Councilman
Williams asked the Manager to schedule at next Wednesday's comrndttee-of-the-whole
meeting a time to apprise Council what nrlght be the opportunities to use in-
candescent lighting for the area surrounding the mall. Mr. Williams did not neces-
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was available, the Council nrlght discuss reconsideration. File
K. Eugene Voters for Peace - Councilmen received a request from the Eugene Voters
for Peace to reaffirm the vote of the people asking for a total end to involve-
ment in Southeast Asia by December 31, and asking release of our men.he1d prisoners.
Councilwoman Beal asked if Council wished to take action on the letter.
Mayor Anderson said he had not personally reviewed the letter, but that the
Council had expressed itself on this particular issue, and had expressed opinions
on the issue from time to time. He felt individual expressions had much nore
meaning and were more successful than persistent resolutions by the City Council
asking something the Council had already stated repeatedly.
Mrs. Bea1 said that if this was Council sentiment, she would personally urge members
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felt strongly about this issue would do the same. File
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L. Resignation, Mary Carder - City Manager announced that Mary Carder, who has been
secretary to the City Manager for thre~ years will be leaving shortly, and that
she will be replaced by Donna Thatcher, who is conrlng out of retirement to fill
the position she formerly held.
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M. Audience Request for Discussion of Eugene Voters for Peace (Item K) - Mr. Ray
Ressler said he was Jim Weaver's assistant, and that the letter received by
Councilmen was representati ve of members of the commi ttee of the Eugene Voters for
Peace. He asked Council to reconsider its action and draft a resolution to the
President and Congress of the U.S. reaffirnrlng the action of last May. No action
was taken. 12/29/71
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N. Hearing on World Order and Peace - Councilwoman Campbell asked when the Council
had committed itself to the hearing on world Order and Peace, and said she had
received a communication concerning this matter from the Mayor's office.
Mayor Anderson clarified that a subconuni ttee of the International Co-operation
Committee had appeared before the Council some time ago and received Council en-
dorsement of the proposal from the World Wi thout War Council, to lnvi te members of
the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to sit in on a public hearing.
Mr. Williams was a little disturbed about the use of City stationery and postage,
and fel t the Council should investigate a li ttle further what it was endorsing.
Manager explained that the Committee for International Co-operation is a .Mayor's
committee and has been given financial support of this kind. There is a lump sum
from which committees draw for such needs.
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ORDINANCES
Council Bill No. 9561 - Declaring deficit assessment for 10th and Oak Overpark, declaring
emergency, and calling public hearing February~'l", 1972, was read the first time by council bill
number only, no counilman present requesting that it be read in full.
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Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr.,Mohr that the council bill be held to the meeting of February 14,1972
to allow proper notice of assessment to be given owners of affected properties. Motion carried.
Council Bill No. 9562 - Providing penalty for violation of Code with regard ot immobilization
"boot ," was read the f~rst time by council bill number only, no councilman present requesting that
it be read in full.. !' .
Mr. TeagUe:;moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the council bill be read the second time by council bill
nuni>er only, with unanimous consent of ,the Council, and that enactment be considered at this time.
Motion carried.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the council bill be approved and given final passage.
Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye. motion carried, the bill WIS declared passed and
numbered 16353.
Coun~ill No. 9563 - Paving Bailey Hill Road from 18th Avenue to 700 feet south of Warren
Street; and Warren Street from Bailey' Hill Road to 1600 feet south of Bai1~y Hill Road was re,ad the
first time by council bill numbero~ly, ,no couulhilman prese1')t requesting that it be read in full.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the council bill be r.ead the second time by council bill
nuni>er only. with ,unanimous conseDt of th$ Council. and tho1i:t enactm$nt be considered at this time"
Motion carried.
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Mr. Teague iDoved seconded by Mr. Mohr 'that the council bill be apPl'Oved"anc! giVen final 'passage.
Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voti~g aye. motion ear:r-led, the bill was declared pass'ed and
nunbered 16-354.' , , I ' '
Council 'Bill No. 9564 ;;, Adopting plans and specifiications for paving Bailey Hill Road from 18th,
Avenue to 700 feet south' of Warren Street ; and I Warren Stre'et from Bailey Hill Road to 1600, feet south
of Bailey ~ill Road was read the first time by council bill number only. no c~uncqlila11 pre$ent re~
questing. that it be read in full.
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O. Employment of Women by City - Councilwoman Beal commented that she had been de-
lighted to read that the City was throwing open traditionally male jobs to females
as the result of a study initiated by the Council.
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City Manager said the report had gone to the Human Rights Comrndssion and that
they would probably fOIWard a memorandum to the Council in this regard.
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P. Report, Incandescent Lighting on Peripheral Mall Street Loop - At the request
of Councilman Williams staff prepared a report on costs and feasibility of use
of incandescent street lighting. A memorandum was circulated to Councilmen
with the agenda.
Councilman Williams said he had spent considerable time lOOking at options
available and had found that incandescent lighting was inefficient. He was
convinced that the metal halide fixture was preferable to ei ther incandescent or
mercury vapor, and could provide illumination at a lower level. Mr. Williams
requested that Mr. Poticha, architect, be allowed to present to councilmen some
.information concerning this type lighting.
Mayor Anderson pointed out that reconsideration of this matter would require
a two-thirds vote at a regular meeting. However, he would grant the request
for a brief description of Mr. Poticha's proposal.
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Mr. Otto Poticha outlined a proposal using metal halide fixtures at a lower
level, using a greater number of poles. He explained the difference in cost of
installation, and how this could be balanced by costs of maintenanc e and
electricity. He distributed drawings comparing the different lighting programs,
and catalogues Showing fixtures incorporating metal halide lights.
Mayor Anderson ruled that Council would wi thhold any questions or discussion until
a decision was made at the Council meeting whether to reconsider this matter.
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Councilman Williams requested segregation of this item for discussion, saying he believes more
evidence could be placed before the Council to assure the correct decision was made and might
possibly change Council members minds as to provision of necessary lighting for the downtown area.
He moved seconded by Mr. Mohr to reconsider the decision made at the Council meeting of December 27,
1971 on lighting surrounding the mall area and that, without additional consideration at this meet-
ing, the item be placed on a committee-of-the-whole agenda, either January 12 or 19, 1972. Motion
carried.
A rollcall vote was taken on the motion to approve, affirm, and file Items A
through 0, and all councilmen present voting aye, motion carried.
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Hr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the council bill be read the second time by council bill
number only, with unanimous consent of the Council, and that enactment be considered at this time.
Motion carried.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the council bill be approved and given final passage.
Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, motion carried, the bill was declared passed and
numbered 16355.
C~~~ci.l Pill No. 9565 - Paving streets within replat of Lots 5 and 6, 1st Addition to Sunny
Hollow, was read the first time by council billrumber only, no councilman present requesting that
it be read in full.
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Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the bill be read the second time by council bill number
only, with unanimous consent of the Council,and that enactment be considered at this time. Motion
carried.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the council bill be approved and given final passage.
Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, motion carried, the bill was declared passed and
numbered ,16356.
Counc~l Bill No. 9566 - Adopting plans and specifications for paving streets within replat of
Lots 5 and 6, 1st Addition to Sunny Hollow, was read the first time liy council bill number only,
no councilman present requesting that it be read in full.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the bill be read the second time by council bill number
only, with unanimous consent of the Council, and that enactment be considered at this time. Motion
carried.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the council bill be approved and given final passage.
Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and numbered 16357.
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Council Bill No. 9567 - Paving streets within Poplar Park Subdivision was read the first time
by council bill number only, no councilman present requesting that it be read in full.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the bill be read the second time by council bill number
only , with manimous consent of the Council, and that enactment be considered at this time. Motion
carried.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the council bill be approved and given final passage.
Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and numbered 16358 .
Council Bill No. 9568 - Adopting plans and specifications for paving streets within Poplar Park
Subdivision was read the first time by council bill number and title only, no councilman present
requesting that it be read in full.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the bill be read the second time by council bill number
only , with unanimous consent of the Council, and that enactment be considered at this time. Mot ion'
carried.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the council bill be approved and given final passage.
Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and numbered ~.
COlmell Bill No. 9569 - Construction of sanitary sewer and storm sewer within Poplar Park Sub-
division was read the first time by council bill number and title only, no cOlmcilman present re-
qeusting that it be read in full.
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Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the bill be read the second time by council bill number
only, with Imanimous consent of the Council, and that enactment be considered at this time. Motion
carried.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the cOlmcil bill be approved and given final passage.
Rollcall vote" All cOlmcilmen preSent voting aye, the bill was declared passed and nwmered ~.
Council Bill No. 9570 - Adopting plans and specifications for construction of sanitary sewer
and storm sewer within Poplar Park Subdivision was resd the first time by cOlmell bill number and
title only, no coUncilman present re9uesting that it be read in full.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the cOlmcil bill be read the second time by colmcil bill
number only, with Imanimous consent of the Council, and that enactment be consldered at this time.
Motion carried.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the council bill be approved and given final passage.
Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed arid numbered 16361.
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Council Bill No. 9571 - Construction of sanitary sewe,r betw~en Delta Highway and 1250 feet east
of Delta Highway, from 500' .feet south of Goodpasture Island Road to .1500 feet south 'of Goodpasture
Island Road was read the first time OJ Council bill number and title only, no cOlmcilman Present '
requesting that it be read in full.'
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the bill be read the second time by cOlmcil bill numbel'
only, with Imanimous consent of the Council, and that enactment be considered at this time.
Motion carried.
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Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the council bill be approved and given final passage.
Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and numbered 16362 .
Council Bill No. 9572 - Adopting plans and specifications for construction of sanitary sewer
in area between Delta Highway and 1250 feet east of Delta Highway from 500 feet south of Goodpasture
Island Road to 1500 feet north of Goodpasture Island Road was read the firsttime by council bill
number and title only, no councilman present requesting that it be read in full.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the bill be read the second time by council bill number
only, with unanimous consent of the Council. and enactment be considered at this time. Motion
carried.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the council bill be ppproved and given final passage.
Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye. the bill.was declared passed and numbered ~.
RESOLUTIONS
Resolution No. 1997 - Approving Charter and Agreement for Lane Council of Governments and agree-
ing to become a member, was submitted.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the resolution be adopted. Motion carried unanimOUSly,
on rollcall vote.
Resolution No. 1998 - Calling hearing January 24, 1972 re: Abatement of building at 431 East 3rd
Avenue (Shirley-Universal Developers) was submitted.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the resolution be adopted. Motion carried unanimously
on rollcall vote.
Resolution No. 1999 - Calling hearing January 24, 1973 re: Abatement of building at 631 West 11th
Avenue (Skillern-Mansell) was submitted.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the resolution be adopted. Motion carried unanimously
on rollcall vote.
Resolution No. 2000 - Calling hearing January 24, 1972 re: Mobile home at 460 North Danebo Road
for nightwatchman living quarters (Danebo Parts and Equipment) was submitted.
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the resolution be adopted. Motion carried unanimously
on rollcall vote.
Resolution No. 2001 - Authorizing payment of bills, clailTS, and progress payments, was submi tted~
Mr. Teague moved seconded by Mr. Mohr that the resolution be adopted. Motion carried unanimously
on rollcall vote.
The City Manager announced a public hearing to be held jointly before the Lane County Planning
Commission and Springfield and Eugene Planning Commissions on the 1990 General Plan as revised, on
Thursday, January 13, 1972, at 7:30 p.m. in the Eugene City Council Chamber.
Upon motion duly made, seconded, and carried, the meeting was adjourned to Hc:nday,
January 24, 1~72.
As a matter or record it is mted that Kenneth W. Reeder, vice president and manager of Oregon
Hutual Savings Bank;, P. 0; Box 19 8lJ, was appointe~ as a member of the Planning Commis'sion on
October 15, ,1971 replacing Horven C. Thomas, resigned, for the balance of the term ending
January 1, 1973.' '
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