Tigard Daffodil - Designation of Official City Flower - 03/10/1980 CITY OF TIGARD, OREGON
RESOLUTION No. 80— jai
A RESOLUTION OF THE TIGARD CITY COUNCIL ADOPTING THE CITY FLOWER.
WHEREAS, a daffodil has been registered with the Royal Horticulture
Society in England as the "Tigard Daffodil"; and
WHEREAS, the Council has"expressed interest in designating the
"Tigard Daffodil" as the City Flower.
NOW, THEREFORE,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE TIGARD CITY COUNCIL THAT:
Section 1: The "Tigard Daffodil" is hereby adopted as the official flower of
the City of Tigard and designated as Exhibit "A".
PASSED: This lU=` day of A4 trc ti , 1980.
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GREEN ISLAND (Richardson) 1938. 2b. LM. 22". A senna- HOOPOE. See page 4. $35.00 each.
tional flower of very large size, great substance, and
smooth texture. Smooth,rounded perianth segments make HUMMINGBIRD. See page 6. 515.00 each.
a very circular flower. Bowl shaped crown with greenish P g
center, passing to white, and margined greenish lemon.
Short necked. Of great value to exhibitors and breeders. IBIS (Mitsch) 1974 EE, 6a 12" (Trousseau x cylamineus) t
Many of our finest seedlings have come from this variety. Z39/1. Milk white, star-like perianth, and long slender
$1.00 each net. pale lemon crown. Not as tall nor as much reflexed as
Perky. A very graceful,delightful early flower. $5.00 each.
GREENLET (Fowlds) 1969 6a. EM. 14" (Green Island x
Cyclamineus). This has a broad, white, nicely reflexed
perianth, and medium length pale lemon crown, fading IMPACT (Mitsch) 1971 2b. M. 15" (Precedent x Carita)
to ivory, with a bright lemon frill and greenish tone at A34/24. Another quite striking flower with flaring and
the base. $4.00 each net. fluted, somewhat cone-shaped crown of rich pink. The
pointed, flat, white perianth could be of better form,but
GREEN QUEST (Mitsch) 1968 3c. Lid. 21" (Chinese White this makes a showy garden or cut flower. $2.50 each.
x Autowin)Rl2/3.A rounded milk•white flower with small
fluted cup.Green eye.$1.25 each. IMPALA (Mitsch) 1966 3b.L.20" (Chinese White x?)T10/1.
This is a most graceful, very smooth flower with white
GULL. See page 4. $25.00 each. perianth, somewhat triangular in form. There is a de-
cided greenish cast to freshly opened blooms. A very
GYPSY (Richardson) 1964 2a. M. One of the unusual flowers small cup of p«le lemon•,'ith a deeper lemon margin,and
with orange tan suffused perianth and brick red crown, A quite vivid green eye. A fl^ever of exceptional grace and
flower of good form and quality. $5.50 each. nice poise. Tall,strong stems. $2.00 each net.
HALLALI (Richardson) 1964 4. LM. A nice compact double
with white and orange petals. Limited stock. $3.50 each, IMPERIAL (Mitsch) 1975 M. 2a 17" (Playboy x Daydream)
net. B36/16. A large flower of very rounded form, having a
very broadly overlapping bright yellow perianth with a
HARMONY BELLS (Fowlds). 1963. 5a. M. 15". (Whiteley white halo at the base.The bowl shaped crown is of deeper
Gem x triandrus albus). A very worthwhile addition to yellow, Lighter in color and much larger than Scio. Very
the rather limited class of yellow triandrus hybrids, this heavy substance and strong stems. $6.50 each.
being of finer form than most of its class, and is a most
profuse blooming variety. A clear shade of yellow with a IMPRESARIO (Mitsch) 1975 EM 2d 16" (W12/1 (P5/8 x
high percentage of stems with three blooms even when Lunar Sea)x Salem) F88/2.The quite long, narrow crown
left down for two years when 'he flowering is so profuse makes this appear to be a trumpet,but measurement'tun-
as to almost conceal the foliage. Not as fertile as Honey cates otherwise.Perianth opens pale lemon and deepens in
Bells but has produced viable seed. 90c each; ($9.00 per color as it ages, reflexing somewhat in maturing. The
dozen net.) crown opens lemon, fading out to nearly white, with a
little gold rim. One of the best reverses we have raised.
HAZEL BRILLIANT (Culpepper) 1973 2a. A large striking $45.00 each.
flower reminiscent of some of the John Evelyn seedlings
raised some years ago but this is larger and with a broader INAUGURATION (Mitsch) 1974 E. 2a 18"(Galway x St.Key-
perianth. The large crown which is very nearly flat is of erne)A17/21. One of the earliest of the good quality large
brilliant orange red. Vigorous grower and good increaser. yellows. Golden yellow perianth that is flat and broadly
$2.20 each. overlapping. The trumpet-like crown is more flaring and
flanged than in AURUM.It appears to be a trumpet and
HERON. See page 6. $18.00 each. probably some blooms would so qualify. Very nice. $2.00
each.
HIGH NOTE (Mitsch) 1974 7a LM, 21" (Quick Step x Day- INCA GOLD(Kanouse) 1965 la.EM.22".Parentage unknown.
dream) D80/16. Another vigorous growing flower much on Unique in its class, this is one of the largest yellows we
the style of Step Forward.One,two,or three large flowers grow,and perhaps the deepest yellow. Tall stiff stems,and
flaringoeagh stem,witht rich yellowe perianths, and large,quite upright rich green foliage make an attractive plant,Trum-
Verycrowns $8.00 become nearly white as they develop, pets have a frilled and fringed edge rather than the
Very striking. each, customary flanged and rolled edge. Some blooms may not
measure trumpet. Because of the depth of its rich golden
HIGH REPUTE Withdrawn for increase color,its sue,and its lasting quality,it makes an excellent
garden flower.Due to a large root system,the bulbs of this
HILARITY (Mitsch) 1974 E.2a 18"(P50/1 x Flaming Meteor) variety may not be completely rooted. $1.00 each.
B45/7. A sister to ALAMO,this has more the form of the IRISH COFFEE (Mitsch•Throckmorton) 1967 3a. LM. 17".
pollen parent. Soft, clear yellow perianths with spade (Green Island x Chinese White). Very broad perianth
shaped segments,and quite a long crown with wide orange opening ivory but soon turning to lemon.The crown opens
band, shading to yellow. A large flower good for garden yellow with an orange band but the yellow fades out to
or cutting. $1.75 each. almost white in some areas.Quite different.$2.00 each net.
HILLSTAR. See page 4. $20.00 each. JADE (Mitsch) 1973 3c. L. 14" (Cushendail x Cantabile) 7
One of those very delightful small pure white flowers
with vivid green eyes that come at the end of the season.
HOMAGE ..»........»...... Withdrawn for increase Considerably like Tern but we believe a better grower.
$2.00 each.
HONEYBIRD(Mitsch) 1964. 1d.EM.21". (King of the North
x Content)K43/2. This is certainly one of the finest in its JETFIRE (Mitsch) 1969 6a. E. 10" (((Market Merry x Car-
class. The trumpet does not become so white as that of bineer) x Armada) x cyclamineus) A52/1. In form and
Lunar Sea, but the whole flower is of exceptional sub- quality, this is equal to any of its class we have seen.The
stance, and the broad perianth is of an interesting wax- broad, silken smooth. reflexed perianth is of rich lemon
like texture. There are years when it is less striking than gold with a hint of green where it joins the trumpet,
others, but normally one may go down a long row and which opens pale golden orange but gradually develops to
find few flowers that are not excellent in quality. A intense vivid orange red. In common with several of its
frequent winner at the shows including first in its class class-it is a free bloomer.sending up numbers of second•
in both London shows, 1967, Given an Award of Merit by ary blossoms which lengthen its season. A good increaser
the RHS,April, 1967. $2.00 each net. $6.00 each.
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TIGARD CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING .
MARCH 10, 1980, 7:30 P.M. `-
FOWLER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL ._ .
LECTURE ROOM "`
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AGENDA:
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NOTICE: ALL PERSONS DESIRING TO SPEAK ON ANY ITEM MUST SIGN THEIR yP.
NAME ON THE APPROPRIATE SIGN-UP SHEET(S), LOCATED AT THE•
BACK OF THE ROOM. PERSONS DESIRING TO SPEAK WILL THEN BE s'
CALLED FORWARD BY THE CHAIR TO SPEAK ON THE INDICATED ITEM(S)Y
1. CALL TO ORDER
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3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
4. CALL TO AUDIENCE FOR THOSE DESIRING TO SPEAK ON NON-AGENDA ITEMS. F .
5. CONSENT AGENDA: (All matters under this heading are considered to be --
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routine by the City Council and will be enacted in one
motion in the form listed below. There will be no
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separate discussion of these items. If discussion is
desired by any Council member or member of the audience,
that item will be removed from the consent agenda and
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will be considered separately.)
(a) Approval of Minutes, February 25 & March 3, 1980.
(h) Approval of Expenditures and Investments: $101,955.46
(c) WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS: Receive and File ;•
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. Letter from Mr. Ed Casey re: Site Design Review Board (see ;agenda
items #9 and #10).
6. O.L.C.C. APPLICATIONS: ''
. The Canterbury Inn, 14455 S.W. Pacific Hwy, Tigard, DA Application i
. Casa Pinata, 12290 S.W. Bull Mtn. Road, Tigard, RMB Application °-1y
. Circle K Store No. 572, 9930 S.W. Walnut, Tigard, PS Application
. Herfy's Corporation, Pietro's Gold Coast Pizza Parlor, 13405 S.W. Pacific
Hwy, Tigard, RMB Application s .
(a) Recommendation of Chief of Police. w
7. RESOLUTION No. 80- A RESOLUTION OF THE TIGARD CITY COUNCIL ADOPTING vA
THE CITY FLOWER. Mc.'
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(a) Presentation by Tigard Garden Club. z.
8. RESOLUTION No. 80- A RESOLUTION OF THE TIGARD CITY COUNCIL MAKING -.
- APPOINTMENT TO THE BUDGET COMMITTEE. (Mr. Dale
Evans - Term expiring 12-31-82) .
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(d) Lengthy discussion followed regarding proposed changes, air quality
and noise reports. Item will appear on agenda at the January 28,
1980, meeting.
RECESS: 10:12 P.M.
RECONVENE: 10:19 P.M.
6. POLICE DEPARTMENT STUDY PROPOSAL - City Administrator
(a) City Administrator requested Council consider Police Management Inc.
and Dr. Tracy for the study; that they were both present and requested
they discuss with Council the details of the study.
(h) Council talked with both applicants. Police Management Inc. felt a
comprehensive study would cost $3,000 - $4,000 and take 3 months to
complete. Dr. Tracy stated his study would take I (one) month and
cost approximately $2,000.
(c) Mayor Mickelson stated a letter had been received from TPOA stating they
would cooperate with anyune selected to do the study.
(d) Councilman Scheckla expressed no desire for study. ''',..,
(c) Motion by Councilman Cook, seconded by Councilwoman Stimler to contract
with Dr. Tracy for a document similar in scope to the Lebanon study with
$2,500 being the maximum amount spent and to be completed in a timely
fashion to do a comprehensive study.
Motion approved 4-1 by Council. Councilman Scheckla voting Nay.
7. 72ND STREET LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT - Director of Public Works
(a) Director of Public Works reported that if Southern Pacific did not
remonstrate against the improvement, the city currently would have
547 of the effected parties consent. After discussion between staff
and Council it was requested to extend the 72nd Avenue improvement
from Fir Loop down to the Durham Gravel Pits. Staff will report back
at the 1-28-80 meeting with further information.
8. DESIGNATE OFFICIAL CITY FLOWER - Request by Tigard Garden Club
(a) City Administrator noted that Tigard Garden Club has requested the
City designate the official city flower as the "Tigard Daffodil"
Council expressed interest and requested to see the flower itself
before making a final decision.
9. OFFICIAL ROAD MAP ALIGNMENT PROPOSAL - Planning Director
7. (a) Planning Director discussed the need for an official road map being _
adopted by the City so that future developments would have adequate
access in the development of vacant land. The Dartmouth/Pfaffle/99W
intersection and Johnson/Main/99W intersection were discussed,noting
that large areas of vacant land in these areas dictate Council take
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TIGARD CITY COUNCIL
.I STUDY SESSION
JANUARY 21, 1980, 7:30 P.M.
FOWLER JUNIOR HIGH
LECTURE ROOM
AGENDA:
L. CALL TO ORDER
2. ROLL CALL
3. SUMMERFIELD/TIGARD LIAISON COMMITTEE REQUEST TO MEET COUNCIL
4. STREET INDEXING - Director of Public Works
S. McDONALD SEWER ASSOCIATION REQUEST - City Administrator
6. ODOT - 72nd/HWY. 217 INTERCHANGE REVIEW - City Administrator
7. POLICE DEPARTMENT STUDY PROPOSAL - City Administrator
8. 72ND STREET LOCAL IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT - Director of Public Works
9. DESIGNATE OFFICIAL CITY FLOWER - Request by Tigard Garden Club
10, OFFICIAL ROAD MAP ALIGNMENT PROPOSAL- Planning Director
11. OTHER
12. EXECUTIVE SESSION: Under the provisions of O.R.S. 192.660 (2)(a)
the City Council will meet in executive session
to discuss TMEA/OSEA labor negotiations.
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The International Daffodil Register& Classified List J Royal Horticultural Society Page 4 of 5
Registered? Yes
Division 2
Perianth colour(s) W
Corona colour(s) 0
Originator name G.E. Mitsch
Date of first flowering 1960
Registrant name G.E. Mitsch
Year of registration 1975
Seed parent `Kilworth'
Pollen parent `Signal Light'
Seedling number V25/1
Fl. 90 mm wide; perianth segments ivory
Description white; corona bowl-shaped, reddish
orange. Mid-season
Synonym(s) none
Award(s) none
Date when entry last modified Wednesday,April 01, 1998
http://apps.rhs.org.uk/horticulturaldatabase/daffodilregister/daffdetails.asp?ID=214303 5/25/2010