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<br />I <br />definitive written guideline for amendment to the General Plan. The suggested <br />procedure is that which has been followed informallYI he said, and it has been <br />suggested to Lane County and Springfield for adoption to provide uniformity in <br />General Plan amendments. Mr. Saul said the procedure would provide a method . <br />whereby local jurisdictions could consider and adopt amendments without necessarily <br />having other jurisdictions consider them if they are of no concern to them. It <br />would also provide a mechani~rn for resolution of conflict if anyone jurisdiction <br />should disagree with a propO$ed amendment (involves appeal to LCOG and further to <br />LCDC). He added that Lane r~unty indicated there was consensus between the Com- <br />missioners and the County pl\lnning commission. However, they suggest that MAPAC <br />should have authority to apP\~al an amendment agreed upon by all three jurisdictions. <br />Mr. Saul said staff saw no Plfoblem with including that provision. <br /> Public hearing was held with no testimony presented. <br /> It was understood Resolution 2458 - Authorizing procedures for 1990 <br /> General Plan amendment would be an item on the November 24, 1975 <br /> Council meeting agenda. <br />C. Rezoning <br />Planning COmrrUssion Report - October 7, 1975 - The report was presented recommending <br />the following zone changes: <br />I. Area on west side of McKinley Street between 7th Place and West Broadway - <br /> Rezoning from M-3 to M-l (Balzhiser-Colvin) (Z 75-8) <br />2. Area on northeast corner of Coburg Road and Willakenzie Road - Rezoning <br /> from RA to C-2 SR, and change in sign. district from Residential to <br /> Outlying Commercial (Dairy Queen) (Z 75-9) <br />3. Area north of 11th Avenue, east of McKinley Street - Rezoning from M-2 to . <br /> C-2 (Floyd Herring) (Z 75-10) <br />4. Area south of ElmirGl Road, west of u.s. Highway 99N - Rezoning from RA to <br /> C-2 SR' (Tom Wester) (Z 75-11). <br />John Porter, planning director, briefly reviewed each request and said each had <br />been referred to the appropriate neighborhood association. He said neighboring <br />groups and residents were pretty much in agreement with the requests, all <br />approved by the COmrrUssion. <br /> Mr. Murray moved seconded by Mr. Williams to schedule hearing on the <br /> zone changes at the November 10, 1975, Council meeting. Motion <br /> carried unanimously. <br />1. West side of McKinley Street between 7th Place and West Broadway - From M-3 <br /> to M-l (Balzhiser-Colvin)(Z 75-8) <br /> Recommended by the Planning Commission on October 7, 1975. Jim Saul, planner, <br /> explained that the zone change was initiated primarily to allow expansion of <br /> offices for the structural engineering firm. The building was constructed <br /> prior to 1968 when offices were permitted in M-3 zones, he said. They are <br /> not now permitted in M-3 zones, however they are allowed in M-l zones, and <br /> the change would allow the expansion desired. <br /> No exparte contacts or conflicts of interest were declared by Council members. <br /> Planning Commission staff notes and minutes of October 7, 1975 were made a -- <br /> part of the record by reference thereto. <br /> Public hearing was held with no testimony presented other than James Balzhiser, <br /> member of the structural engineering firm petitioning the change, offering to <br /> answer questions. <br />11/10/75 - 2 5,7.7. <br />