HomeMy WebLinkAboutApproved Minutes - 1961-11-21 PM November 21, 1961
11 ® The regular meeting of the Council of the City of Lake Oswego convened at 7s30 p.m. •
Present were Herinsen, Ross, Thomas and Mayor Stidd, Coen and L+ wrence excused;
Stewart absent on account of illness.
Moved by Thomas, seconded by Hers,lsen that the minutes of the previous meetings,
as mailed, be approved. So ordered.
REQUESTS PROP AUDIENCE, None
The Mayor presented a Sewage Works Operator's Certificate for Group III plants to
Marvin Thurber. This was awarded by the Oregon State University upon completion
of a course of study and a written examination.
CITY ATTORNEY - L. Huger,.: Crampton
Bid openings on lake interceptor sewer.
Kuokenberg Construction Co., Inc. $574,104.50
C. J. Monte() & Sons 657,230.00
Lord Bros. Contractors 598,781.00
R. A. Heintz Construction Co. 744,957.70 ,;
Kuckenberg apparent low bidder at $574,104.50. Referred to the Consulting Engineer
Mr. Dorner, to check for errors and to make his recommendation; bid to be awarded
by telephone poll.
Presented bid of the American Pipe Company in the•amount of $161,856.59, which was
411 submitted previously and opened on October 17, 1961. Moved by Thomas, seconded by
Ross that such ti d' for pipe be accepted. Carried unanimously.
Opened bids for two police cars, as follows; ,
Duden Rambler net bid for the two ears $3722.00
Ted Gilbert .22
Gateway Chevrolet 3309.12
Dodge City Plymouth) 2231.12
Dodge City Dodge) 2261.92
Dodge City was apparent low bidder. Referred to Police Chief for review and
reco aendstion. After said review, Chief reported back that Dodge City was low
bidder and met specifications. Moved by Ross, seconded by Herman that the bid
of Dodge City, in the amount of $2261.92, be accepted. "Carried.
Liquor license renewelss Oswego Food Center, The Lodge, The Pinafore, The Cove
and the Country Club. Moved by Neaten, seconded by Thomas that said renewals
. ' from the above named applicants be granted. Carried unanimously.
ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT - 0. D. Gleason
Celled attention of the Council to the communication from 0. J. Eckert in regards
4 to zoning. Letter filed.
Communications from Mr. and Mrs. Prank O'Connor end Welter K. Rush regarding zoning
III ten acres or more eo agricultural land. Contents noted and referred to the Planning
Commission.
Chief of Police requested authorization for Officer Weber to attend a basic ,
training school conducted by the State Police at Salem, from L$cember 4th to 9th,
cost.involved to be transportation and food. Moved by Herman, seconded by Ross-
that such author:,zation be granted. Carried unanimously.
411 CITY ENGINEER - R. N. Cruden
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Resolution extending time on L.X.D. 61. Moved by Thomas, seconded by Hermsen •
that said resolution be adopted. Upon vote, carried unanimously i ,
PERSONNEL - Councilman Lawrence
None
FINANCE - Councilman Thomas
• None
PARKS - Councilman Hermsen
• None ?
WATER PLANNING B DEVELOPMENT - Councilman Coan
None
SEWER PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT - Councilman Coan "
None
COMMUNITY PLANNING & DEVELOPMENT - Councilman Roes
None
PUBLIC SAFETY - Mayor Stidd
None
I III (8$18 p.m.)
ORDINANCE NO. /81 • AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING ZONING REGULATIONS AND REPEALING
ORDINANCES NO. 348, 515, AND ALL AMENDMENTS THERETO AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY - '
read first time in its entirety.
During the reading, the following corrections were mules
Page 12, Section 51, Subsection .(1), after the word "in" and before the word
. "residential", insert "the least restrictive" and delete.the word "a".
Page 16, Section 59i Subsection (20), correct spelling of the word "employing". . .
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Page 17, Section 61, insert Subsection (2), "All items produced or wares and
merchandise handled shall be sold at retail on the premises except in the case. of
Section 59 (23)."
Page 21, Section 79, Subsection (7), correct spelling of the word "veterinary".
. - Page 34, Section 105, Subsection (2), after the word "the" strike out the word
"shore" and insert the word "property". After the word "line"nand before the .
word "in", strike out the word "at normal water level". On page 34, Street or' .
Portion of Street Setback (18), correct spelling of "Troon" Road.
Page 35, Street or Portion of Street Setback (28), after word "to" add "Stafford
Road".
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411 Page 42, Section 126, Subsection (3), after the word "ordinance" and before the
word "and" insert a period and delete the following words "end the whole shall,
be recorded with the county clerk." Subsection (4), after the word"the" and
before the word "final", strike out the word "recorded". Subsection (5), after '
the word "the" and before the word "development" strike out the word "recorded".
Subsection (6), delete the last sentence beginning with the word "the" and ending
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Page 44, Section 135, after the word "in" and before the word "fail" strike out
Ill the words "the city".
At 10:15 p.m., after discussion and all corrections having been made, it was
moved by Ross, seconded by Thomas that the ordinance be read second time by
title only. Carried unanimously. ORDINANCE NO. 781 read second time by title
® only. Before the vote was called for, Mrs. McFadden raised the question about
setback requirements. Said requirements were 60 feet back from the street. The
answer was 30 feet back from her property line.
After further discussion, the question was called for and, upon roll call vote,
the ordinance was passed unanimously.
ORDINANCE NO. 780 - AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING A BUILDING ()ODE, REPEALING ORDINANCE , ,
NO. 614 AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY • read first time in its entirety.
During the discussion of theordinance, the question was raised in regards to
charging fees to contractors working on city projects. It was decided that
Councilman Ross Was to study this problem and may offer corrective amendment at
a later date. Moved by Thomas, seconded by Hermsen that the ordinance be read
second time by title only. Carried unanimously. ORDINANCE NO. 780 read second
time by title only. Upon roll call vote, carried unanimously.
Planning Commissioner Walt Reisner then suggested that a letter of thanks be
addressed to Mark Westlingt employer, the Bureau of Municipal Research, commend-
ing Mr. Westling for his untiring efforts and his fine cooperation with the
® Planning Commission in formulating the new zoning program.
There being no further business, it was moved by Thomas, seconded by Ross that
the meeting adjourn at 1Os35 p.m.
Recorder