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Approved Minutes - 1971-05-04 Emu 1111 May 4, 1971 The regular' meeting of the Council of the City of Lake Oswego convened at 7130 p.m. Present were Mayor MacLean, Councilmen Dent, Goodall, Knowles, Needham and Smith, City manager Deane Seeger, City Attorney Jim Cox, Messrs. Abraham, Do Hasa and Mahoney, and Recorder Helen Bush. Councilman Cook was absent from the city. • Mayor MacLean offered the invocation, Minutes of the April 20th Council meeting were approved as Mailed. , • PUBLIC HEARINGS 1) Public hearing on p*%,(osed formation of L. I.D. 135 (Fir Ridge Street'end-Lighting Improvements.) There were no written remonstrances, received prior to opening of the meeting.' • Eunice Watson of 3357 Fir Ridge Road presented a petition representing seven properties which are opposing formation of the district. Joyce Bauer and Dolph Galloway spoke in favor of formation. Both have interest in several parcels. , Opposing formation were Mike Lodjic, representing Carl L. and M. F. Lodjic, Mrs. I. 0. Keough, Alfred Foy and Eunice. Watson. Public hearing was closed. Remonstrance to formation was recorded at 28.6%. Resolution to form district and authorize bid call.. Moved by Councilman Dent; seconded by Councilman Knowles that the resolution ug adopted. • p Councilman Goodall asked Mr. Abraham the following questions; his answers follow. (1) Is there a need here for through traffic? Preliminary plan follows existing '-''' right of way--no necessity for collector street. (2) What is planned width of street and what trees will have to come out? De— signed as residential--code requires 32—foot road, allowing 2—way traffic with parking on both sides. Few, if any, trees will be affected. (3) Wouldn't a cul de sac be desirable here? Unless property owners show pro— posal which would allow for dedication of additional land to allow for a cul de,% ' sac, it would not be proposed by City. - After further questions and discussion, the question was called, and the resolu— tion was passed by majority vote. 2) Public hearing on appeal of Joseph Pollock, Jr. from Planning Commission denial of MR-2 zone change application (N.W. corner of Hemlock and Parrish Streets.) „, . Written remonstrances were received from Cecil Smith, E. William Anderson, Lester Kollermeier, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Willenbring and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Marshall. .N • L. Eugene Crampton, attorney for Mr. Pollock, presented his ''t.lient'e case and showed pictures of the proposed structure. He argued that ai') apartment complex • .410 Mould be morn desirable in th© neighborhood than many of the' other allowable ' uses would be. He requested that Council either overrule th Planning Com— mission's decision or refer the matter back to that body for'further considers'- ' tion. • Opposing the zone change -were Curt Woller, Cecil Smith, Clarence Willenbring, Bill Fuller, Robert Kempter; Roland Fisher and Frances Marshiill. ` . The public hearing was closed. • • • Moved by Councilman Dent; seconded by Councilman Smith that the decision of the• Planning Commission be upheld. Council discussion followed." • • Councilman Needham moved to amend the main motion and to refer thie- matter to J the Planning Commissirl•; for further consideration, returning to Council agenda on June 15th. motioc. seconded by Councilman Knowloa. Upon roll call vote, Councilmen Knowles and Needham voted "yes"; Councilmen Dent, Goodall and Smith voted "no." motion failed. ;1 • Roll call vote was taken on the main motion (to uphold the decision of the Planning Commission). Councilmen Dent, Goodall and Smith ,voted "yes"; Council— men Knowles and Needham voted "no." motion passed by majority. , REPORTS OF OFFICERS 1) Resolution of Intent to form L.I.0.- 124 (Street, Sewer, Water and Lighting 9 9 Improvements to serve Blocks 55 and 64, South Oswego.) - moved by Councilman Needham; seconded by Councilman Knowles that the resolution be adopted, motion passed unanimously. . Engineering report on proposed L. I.O. 124. ' Resolution accepting report and .setting date for public hearing on formation. i • • • Moved by Councilman Knowles'; seconded by Councilman Goodall that the resolution - • be adopted. Motion passed unanimously. • • 2) Schedule and award of bids on line striping machine.. ' . Moved by Councilman Goodall; seconded by Councilman Dent that the low bid of Feenaughty machinery Company, in the amount oP $6,103, be accepted, together with optional features in the amount of $190, or a total of $6,293. motion passed unanimously. . ORDINANCES 1) - ORDINANCE NO. 1428 — AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1426, WHICH ORDINANCE ' ''' : . AUTHC TIED THE ISSUANCE AND SALE OF IMPROVEMENT BONDS IN'THE AMOUNT OF FOUR HUNDRCV EIGHTEEN THOUSAND, ONE HUNDRED FIFTY—FOUR DOLLARS AND NINETY CENTS, •- BY DELETING THEREFROM THE SECOND PARAGRAPH OF THE BOND FORM. It was , A the !:oner;aufa of Council that this matter be referred to the•Committee . . • of The Uhole for further discussion of the redemption feature. ' • - If • ' � 9 • RESOLUTIONS . . ' • 1) Resolution , No. 71-31 establishing additional traffic controls on end adjacent ' ' to Bryant Road. . . Moved by Councilman Smith; seconded by Councilman Needham th(jt the resolution "' be adopted. Notion passed unanimously. 2) Resolution establishing a stop at intersection of Quarry and 'Galewood Roads. IIIMoved by Councilman Goodall; seconded by Councilman Needham that the resolution ' . : be adopted. Notion passed unanimously. �. NEW BUSINESS ' 1) The City Manag'or pro /tod the proposed contract between City and John Morgenthaler IIIcovering the 1970-71 audit. Mr. Seeger pointed out that it would be helpful to start the work early this year since Bob Nelson's resignation will be effective July 1. Moved by'Councilman Knowlea; -seconded by Councilman Needham that staff' be autho- rized to proceed with execution of the contract. Motion passed unanimously. • City Recorder ROVE OUNC s r , .. 1