Medford, Ore. -- In-N-Out's Vice President released a statement Wednesday on their intent to open a restaurant in Medford.

The Vice President of Planning and Development, Carl Van Fleet, said they're enthusiastic about the opportunities in Medford, but the project is still in the very early stages and there's no telling when the restaurant could open.

"Once we begin construction on a new restaurant it usually takes us four to five months to open for business, but we still have a great deal of work to do before we can even project a construction start date," Van Fleet said.

The statement also said at this point nothing is finalized.

The talk of the popular burger chain coming to Medford has mouths watering all over the Rogue Valley, but local burger joints said they're not sweating the competition.

In-N-Out submitted a pre-application to the Medford Planning Department on Monday. It's one of the first steps toward opening a new restaurant in the city. Their location of interest is the Shell gas station at the Rogue Valley Mall on Highway 62, less than a mile from Jaspers Cafe.

The owner of Jaspers, John Lenz, said with their adventurous menu that includes kangaroo patties and jalapeno poppers as a topping the two restaurants can't be compared.

"They're using fast food concept in regards to rolling the food out," Lenz said.

Less than a mile southeast in the other direction Denis Poletto manages Wayback Burgers on East McAndrews.

Poletto admits more patties means more competition, but said he's not worried.

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COUNCIL chiefs are set to scrap York's pest control service and slash the number of highways staff, it was claimed last night.

Independent councillor Mark Warters spoke out at a City of York Council cabinet meeting, saying details of the proposed cutbacks had been presented to employees and passed to him by an 'appalled' member of staff.

He said the cutbacks, understood to be part of a package of efficiency and savings proposals drawn up in the wake of local government funding reductions, involved a 40 per cent cut in jobs amongst the ordinary workforce in the highways department.

He branded the job losses a 'hatchet job' and claimed staff morale was low but said the proposals for the pest control service were 'totally unacceptable,' raising major public health concerns. He said it should not be left to management to decide without further scrutiny and debate by all elected members.

He also claimed the council had decided not to employ the pest control team, comprising two front line officers, at its own West Offices headquarters, which would have kept council money in-house and retained jobs.

He said: "From what I know, the financial case for cutting this service has been overstated. Figures I have seen show that this service is certainly covering the staff costs after only seven months of the current financial year."

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