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City Council Packet - 08/15/1977 TIGARD CITY COUNCIL STUDY SESSION AGENDA AUGUST 15, 1977, 7:30 P.M. CHARLES F. ADMINSTRATION OFFICES 1. CALL TO ORDER 2. ROLL CALL * 3. DISCUSSION Re: Planning and Development Fees ** 4. DISCUSSION Re: Proposed parking restrictions on Scoffins Street and Summerfield Drive. 5. STATUS REPORTS: (a) Legal Counsel re: Pending Litigation (b) Scholls Trunk Sanitary Sewer L.I.D. (c) 72nd/217 Interchange Improvements 6. OTHER BUSINESS ** (a) Letter of Resignation From Budget Committee - JoAnn Grund o (b) U-Turn Proposal - 99W At Greenburg/Main ** (c) Refund Request - Street S.D.C. - Burdick Forbes Inv. Co. Lni Previously distributed ** Material enclosed with agenda .s TIGARD CITY COUNCIL STUDY SESSION MINUTES AUGUST 15, 1977, 730 P.M. TIGARD CITY HALL 1 . Roll Call: Present: Council President Alan W. Mickelson, Councilmen John E. Cook, Lynn R. Wakem; Kenneth W. Scheckla; R.B. Adams, Chief of Police; Joe Bailey, Legal Counsel; Richard Bolen, Planning Director; Bruce P. Clark, City Administrator; Doris Hartig, City Recorder; Arline O'Leary, Administrative Aide. 2. PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT FEES - Discussion (a) Planning Director reviewed proposed fee increases. Council and staff discussed existing fees and proposed increase of fees. (b) Council concurred to consider resolution adopting proposed increases at their August 22nd meeting. 3. PROPOSED PARKING RESTRICTIONS (a) No Parking restrictions on Scoffins to Ash (1 ) City Administrator recommended approval. % Discussion by Council and staff followed. (2) '•Council concurred to require no parking on Scoffins from Main Street to Hall Blvd. Council to consider ordinance at August 22nd regular meeting. (b) - No Parking restrictions on Summerfield Drive (1 ) City Administrator recommended approval. Discussion by Council and staff followed. (2) Council concurred with administrator's recommendation. Council to consider Ordinance at August 22nd regular meeting. 4. WERNER VS CITY OF TIGARD (a) Legal Counsel reported the case was technically complete. 5. HIRANSOMBOON VS CITY OF TIGARD (a) Legal Counsel reported writ-of-review was held Thursday, August 11th and should hear results within two weeks. 6. CITY OF TIGARD VS HIRANSOMBOON (a) Attorney Bailey advised Council case was scheduled for some- time in September. 7. METROPOLITAN HOME BUILDERS ASSOCIATION VS CITY OF TIGARD (a) Attorney advised Council he would be filing city's response by the end of the week. 8. SCHOLLS TRUNK SANITARY SEWER L.I.D. (a) City Administrator reviewed relationship of City with U.S.A. and the formation of a L.I.D. to fund project. Administrator recommended U.S.A. form the L.I.D. & install the line. General discussion regarding the Leron Heights Interceptor contract and city's options with respect to future sewer connections as well as what would be City's liability if + U.S.A. installs the line. 9. 72nd/217 INTERCHANGE IMPROVEMENTS (a) City Administrator reported Planning Director had attended meeting August 8th, at which time DEQ indicated projected pollution levels could preclude project. General discussion by Council and staff followed. Staff- to report further development regarding project at August 22nd meeting. 10. ,OTHER BUSINESS (a) Letter of resignation - JoAnn Grund Staff to prepare resolution of recognition. (b) U-Turn Proposal- 2W. at Greenburg/Main Administrator called Council's attention to communication received from State Highway Department. General discussion regarding need to extend length of island on 99W for safety purposes. (c) Signalization of Pacific Highway General discussion by Council and staff regarding locations of signals. (d) Refund Request - Street S.D.C. --Burdick-Forbes -Investment Co. Administrator recommended denial of request. Following due consideration consensus of Council was to deny request - formal action to be taken at August 22nd meeting. Staff to advise Mr. Burdick he will have the opportunity to be heard by Council at said meeting. (e) POSITION VACANCY_ - Public Works Director Administretor advised Council status of vacancy. General discussion by Council and staff regarding process of filling position. o� Administrator stated he would close position by August s9th•t T�,fJ ,(' �� Council directed Administrator to screen applicationsAand� ,a ` ��yyi��top� present best qualified applications to Council for their . �7 4,.1 -},� consideration. Ma�io1119 r Bishop arrived at 8:50 P.M. Page 2 - Study Session Minutes, August 15, 1977 1' (f) POSITION VACANCY - City Administrator Council consensus was to proceed with advertising for Admin- istrator as soon as possible — Councilman Cook and Mayor Bishop to prepare advertisement. General discussion by Council and staff regarding qualifications and salary range. Consensus of Council was salary range would be listed as $21 ,000 to $26,000 - with previous municipal management experience required. 11. ADJOURNMENT 9:00 P.M. U-177 Recorder= ty iof and ATTEST: yo - City of Tigard 1 1. Page 3 Study Session Minutes, August 15, 1977 C_ RECEIVED AUG 111977 CITY OF TIGARD Burdick-Forbes Investments 8115 S. W. 4th Street Portland, Oregon 97219 August 10, 1977 City Council of the City of Tigard 12420 S. W. Main Tigard, Oregon 97223 Gentlemen: We are in the process of building a commercial building at the intersection of Greenburg and Shady Lane. Our building is within the city limits of the City of Tigard, although it faces two streets which are outside the city limits, and in fact, main- tained by Washington County. We purchased this property in December, 1974, and shortly thereafter began a series of discussions with the planning commission and the design review commission of the city of Tigard. Throughout those discussions, there was no mention of a street system development charge. Apparently, shortly before final approval , the street systems development charge was formally passed within the city and we have now been assessed some $650. We think that it is important to note that our situation, while physically being constructed within the city, faces two streets which are outside of the city limits. Another factor is the long lead time during which no indication was made that such a charge would be forthcoming. With these facts in mind, we ask that you reconsider the charge which has been levied. f•. Than you fq your o sideration. Since el , Donald C. Bu r,dick c/o Burdick- rbes Investments 8115 S. W. 4t Ave: Portland, Oregon 97219 Department of Transportation RECEIVED HIGHWAY DIVISION AUG 11 7977 R0BER7 W.SiRAUS Region I CITY OF TIGAkD P.O. BOX 02157, PORTLAND, OREGON 97202 PHONE 653-3090 August 10, 1977 Bruce P. Clark City Administrator City of Tigard P.O. Box 23557 Tigard, OR 97223 Re: Request for U-Turn permittcd Pacific Highway West e Greenburg Road Main Street Intersection City of Tigard ORE 99W Hwy. No. 1W Dear Bruce: I 'm writing to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of July 22 requesting that a U-turn be permi.tted at the subject intersection. As you are aware, the allowing of 0-turns at a signalized inter- section takes special Commission action. I will need time to review the traffic conditions at this location to make recommendations to the Commission. I will advise you of their action. Very truly yours, Ronald W. Fa i 1 mezge r �- Region Traffic Engineer f i For 81-734-3122 i RECEIVED11950 SW 119th AUG 11 1977 Tigard,Oregon 97223 CITY OF TIGAKp August 8,1977 Tigard City- Council Bruce Clark,City Administrator 12420 SW Main St. Tigard,Oregon 97223 Dear Friends: I wish at this time to resign from the Budget Committee of the City of Tigard because I am serving on NPO 7 and vie have started holding our meetings. It gives me an uncomfortable feeling serving on 2 city groups although it is probably allowed in this case. Thank you very much for the opportunity to servel It' s been a good learning experience for me even if tedious and sometimes painful. My good wishes are with you all and our city. I,11 miss you. Sincerely, i,