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;Augustrl6, 1971
The regular meeting of the Council of the City of Lake Oswego .cclnvened'' at 7:30 pm.
Present were Mayor MacLean, Councilmen Dent, Goodall, Needham afld Smith, City
Manager Deane Seeger, City Attorney Jim Cox and staff members. Councilmen Cook
and Knowles were excused. ;,
Mayor MacLean offered the invocation. ,
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Minutes of the August 3rd regular meeting were approved as mailed.
SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS
' 1) The Mayor presented State Police Training Certificates to Officer Mike Hundley
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(Basic) and Officer Jim Walker (Intermediate).
REPORTS OF OFFICERS
1) . Schedule and award of bid on W.O. 1864 (Tanglewood Apartments i2 Water). '
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This item was stricken from agenda because' of the•decision not to call for bids. '
2) Schedule and award of bid on W. 0. 1936 (Christenson Apartments Water Green-
- ridge Drive). • ,
II S Moved by Councilman Dent; seconded by Councilman Needham that the lbw bid of
B & D Construction, in the amount of '$10,042.00', be accepted. Motion passed `,
unanimously.
3) The City Manager presented an easement from Carl M. Halvorson, Inc. for W. O.
1902 (Mountain Park Phase.V-A-2 Water).
Moved by Councilman Smith; seconded by 'Coundilman Needham that the easement be ,
received for recording. Motion passed unanimously.
• RESOLUTIONS
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1) Resolution No. 71-55, establishing fees for use of municipal, golf course and
driving range.
Moved by Councilman Dent; seconded by Councilman Goodall that the resolution
be adopted. Motion passed unanimously.
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS
• 1) Mr. Seeger presented Resolution No. 71-622 of the Clackamas County Board of
Commissioners levying a tax of ten dollars on registration or re-registra-
tion of motor vehicles in Clackamas County. ,
Revenue from this source will augment the Street Fund budget.
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2) Leonard-Durham Street L.I.D. Councilman Needham requested Oat this matter,
which had been deferred to the September Committee of The Whole meeting,
il ® come before Council at this time for further,consideration. ';Accordingly, it
was moved by Councilman Needham; seconded by Councilman Smith that Committee
II of The Whole action to defer consideration of the Leonard-Durham Street L.I.D. be
rescinded. Upon roll call vote, the motion passed with Councilman Smith
voting "No." _
IICouncilman Needham pointed out that the area is zoned for multiple dwellings
and thus no residents of the area will ultimately suffer financial hardship
through the proposed, improvement.
Questions directed to Mr. De Haas by Council disclosed that time would
scarcely permit completion of an L.I.D. initiated this late in the year.
If no L.I.D. is formed, the Peg Tree developers could proceed with the half-
street, a condition under which their building permit was granted. It
would then be necessary for City to bear the expense of matching the street
grades. •
Mayor MacLean asked if it would be possible to assess an L.I.D. by dwelling
unit. Mr. Cox replied that State law allows the Council to follow any
assessment formula they wish as long as it is realistic and all properties ->
are benefitted.. He suggested it should probably be all potential living
units rather than existing.
Councilman Smith said he felt the owners should be contacted even though it
would involve delay. He recommended postponement to the next Committee of
The Whole meeting.
After prolonged discussion, it was moved by Councilman Needham; seconded by
Councilman Dent that the resolution initiating district be acted upon.
Upon roll call vote the motion passed, with Councilman Smith opposing. •
Mayor MacLean read the resolution forming L.I.D. 136 (Leonard-Durham Street
Improvement) and calling for an Engineer's report. Motion passed with ,
Councilman Smith opposing.
ORAL COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE AUDIENCE .
1) Mrs. Nellie Zundel of 3350 Upper Drive challenged the use of 2-mill Park &
Recreation Levy funds for operation of the golf course which she asserted
is not operated "predominantly for youth", as set forth by the courts. She
alleged that all children .should be allowed unrestricted use of the course
without charge. •
Mayor MacLean explained that the rules and regulations established for the
course were imposed for the well-being of all members of the community, and
they could not be construed as a violation of the court ruling.
-Mrs. Zundel asked for the status of L,I.D. 133 and was told it is in the
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2) Mr. Robert Ludwig of 3400 Upper Drive supported Mrs. Zundelis contention
that the golf course is being operated in violat Ion of thecourt decree. '
IHe requested a daily record showing number of players both over and under
IF . 21 years of age in order to determine "what percentage of youth are given
the privilege to use it." He reiterated Mrs. Zundel's belief that children '
of all ages should be allowed unrestricted use of the course free of charge.
The meeting was adjourned at 9:18 p.m. at which time Council reconvened as
a Committee of The Whole.
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