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About Sandy post. (Sandy, Oregon) 1938-current | View Entire Issue (Dec. 7, 1978)
2— SANOY (Or«.) ROST Tbur».. Dec 7. W 7« (Sec. 1) Council ponders growth policies By JO H N K L IN E Should the city require subdivision developers to pave all the roads in a development before allowing buyers to move into their homes? And should the city require a developer to put in a sewer line for a development when the line crosses an adjacen* piece of property* Those questions were posed by City Manager Roger Jordan to city council Monday night in a work session following the regular agenda items Jordan said he raised the questions to set a clear policy for the city in its dealings with developers as the city undergoes rapid growth. Discussion on the paved roads ranged from requiring developers to build all roads before issuing any building permits to allowing oc cupancy on a limited number of houses for a short period of time. Jordan and building in- construction trucks from tracking mud over other city streets. But city engineers Dennis Peoples said it might be a good idea have developers put in rought unpaved roads and allow the heavy trucks to drive over them to find out if the road has any soft spots before it is surfaced. Council did not make a decision on the matter. Jordan suggested he get together with Day and Peoples to draw up a proposed policy and present it to council for their ap proval. spector Tom Day said the city should work to establish a policy on road construction that was reasonable. One alternative discussed was to require a bond on all roads to ensure they are built. Another was to limit construction of houses to a specified distance into a proposed street. “ The situation we don’t want to get ourselves into is one where someone has bought a house but can’t move in because the roads aren’t paved,’’ Jordan said. “That makes the city look like a bad guy .” Day pointed out that the city should not require paving of roads before issuing building permits because the city needs the permit fees to do engineering and bu tiding inspection work in advance of the completed subdivision. He said the city could limit the issuance of building permits a certain distance into a subdivision to keep Iki the question of a sewer line crossing adjoining property, council agreed it was the developer’s responsibility to acquire easements for the line from the property owner The subdivision in question is Wewer Road Estates owned by Frank Moore and Hap Arnold. The single* phase plat plan was ap proved by council in August but the developers are now requesting that the sub division be built in three phases Construction of the third phrase would require a sewer line be built across adjoining land. Council agreed that Moore and Arnold will be required to get the necessary easements and that the subdivision will be developed in one phase Development in multiple phases would mean the recreation area in the sub division would be built after some of the housing units are in, a plan which the council objected to. Man arrested after hit-and-run incident A 1964 Volkswagen was stolen from behind Sandy Mobil at 39535 Proctor Blvd. Nov 29 The car, which was not in running condition and had to be towed away, belonged to David Swanson of Sandy. A hit and run incident which occured Nov. 18 resulted in the arrest of Lloyd Douglas Gokey of Portland Nov. 28. The struck vehicle, belonging to Alfred Christianson, had been parked at the corner of Proctor and Scales. Gokey had borrowed a pickup from a friend in Sandy and was driving it when Christianson’s vehicle was hit. The Sandy resident reported the incident to police, which led to Gokey’s arrest. Gerald Dickinson, 43, of Sandy was cited Nov. 30 for driving while under the in fluence of intoxicants. D ick in son was ja iled. Shawn J. Castro, 18, of Sandy was cited Nov. 3 for AÍMW SOMEONE NEH TO THE AREA? Call Newcomers Service............. Our Greeters provide important community information complimentary coupons for gifts and services from local businesses ^ N E W C O M E R S SERVICE Since 1928 P a t C alkins, Sandy Com m . Rep. 668-4685 driving while his license was suspended. Sandy police issued a citatio n to Douglas R. Gullivan, 25, of Sandy, Dec. 5. Gullivan’s vehicle struck a narked car on Highway 26 east of Beers Ave. He was arrested for driving while under the influence and was jailed. The Cottrell Land Use Planning Group will hold its regular quarterly meeting at the Cottrell Grade School Wednesday, Dec. 18 at 8 pm . Topics for discussion in clude the potential impact of commercial development by the Smuckers Corp, in the Cottrell area. Also discussed will be the availability of federal funds for use in home fix-up projects. G IR L SCOUTS from Cottrell School, Troop 263, trim m ed a Christmas tree this week in the lodge at Oral Hull P ark. This is the third year the scouts have furnished and decorated a To families just for dropping in . . . Christmas Trees..... ft. ■ Y our C ord In This DIRECTORY — P hon e 6 6 8 -5 5 4 8 5= F* Yes - w e hove: Christmas trees, weaths, and holly arrangem ents for sale. Also, fresh flow ers, green plants, gifts. 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Cruthed Rack RtM end Top Sod 688-6509 Sandy, Ora SECRETARIAL highest vote count in the Nov. 7 city council election for the three seats available. Council decided to expand the five-member advisory group to seven members Persons interested in seeking a position on the advisory group should contact City 72 inches wide Sei« Service. Installation ROCK CREEK SA N D A• f t A Truck Ports Ct. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 39130 Proctor Blvd. Plumbing & Heating SAND ond G R A V E! A U TO PARTS I Meat Ken Hallgren, chairman of the Sandy Planning Com mission. was reappointed to the commission by city council Monday night. Terms for the planning commission are four years. Dr. Tim Ward, Sandy dentist, was appointed to the p la n n in g co m m issio n 's advisory group He takes the place of Meri Lang. Ward received the fourth "Lwenead Bonded' 66 8 7491 BERGH M A C H IN E R Y CO tree for residents of the park. From left to right, Lynne Petrocevlc, Donna Ewing, Susan Moffet, Am y McCoy, and Janelle Lam b put the finishing touches on the evergreen. Hallgren reappointed to commission M A C H IN E R Y E U tN A C E j Staff photo Scouts trim the tree Free Swags Classified Business, Professional Directory N ew and Used 4 IBS A ; j I Guaranteed Seme» On AJI Makos CEDAR R L A 2A Me 1 IO W E R L E V IL 668 7363 Carry-In Service N ow featuring • Electronic BttttïINÀ w»tK Eagle Creek or w offonty our new ly acquired r * ....w r i (Includes table) I STUCK S SAW SHOP "Our qvolrflod I pon o n no l ore a lw a y s ! Helalla SHOE REPAIR W alter Valitskl Plumbing 13830 S.E. 372nd Boring Ore.. t H Cbrintipa* Houre: O pen Fri. ’til 8 :30 O pen Sun. 1*4 Choose 8 cut ony Christmas Tree for 1 1 0 .0 0 per tre e Len s Rigging - 6 3 7 -3 0 3 6 or Stuck ’s * 83 9 -3 6 3 8 -»■Al.» a
