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Proposed Findings for Laurel Hill Plan Amendment (RA 04-1) <br /> <br />File Name (Number): Laurel Hill Plan Map Amendment (RAj04-1) RECEIVED <br /> <br />Applications Received: January 20, 2004 <br />Supplemental Material: June 21 and August 30, 2004 SEP 2 ] 2004 <br />Deemed Complete: June 21, 2004 <br /> CITY OF EUGENE <br />Public Hearing: September 14, 2004 PLANNING DEPARTMENT <br /> <br />Location: Northeast comer of Moon Mountain Drive and Laurel Hill <br /> Drive <br />Tax Lots: Tax Lots 199, 200, 300 on Assessor Map 18-03-03-23 <br /> <br />Request: Refinement Plan Amendment: Amend the designation of the site on the <br /> Laurel Hill Plan Land Use map to change the designation from Low- <br /> Density Residential to Commercial. The site consists of three parcels <br /> totaling 1.38 acres. <br /> <br />Applicant: Charles Larson and Don Furtick <br />Representative: Dan Terrell, Law Office of Bill Kloos; PC (541) 343-2674 <br />Lead City Staff: Patricia Thomas, AIA, Associate Planner; (541) 682-5561 <br /> <br />Overall Site Characteristics: <br /> <br />The subject property is located on the northeast comer of the intersection of Laurel Hill <br />Drive and Moon Mountain Drive and slopes to the northeast toward the Interstate 5 <br />freeway. Vegetation on the site consists of grass areas and a mixture of predominantly <br />deciduous trees as evident in site photographs provided in the submitted application. <br />Also as indicated in the applicants' materials, the site consists of three parcels comprising <br />approximately 1.38 acres of land. The property is traversed by two public utility <br />easements running in a southeast-northwest direction. A 100' wide easement for Pacific <br />Power & Light provides for location of high voltage power lines and a steel electrical <br />support standard at the southwest comer of the site. A 50' wide EWEB easement <br />provides for location of power lines supported on metal poles. The developable portion <br />of the property is located between the easements. <br /> <br />The site is otherwise vacant and also contains no historic resources. The property <br />contains no identified Statewide Goal 5 natural resources. <br /> <br />I-5 is located to the north and north east of the site, with the Glenwood interchange <br />directly to the east. To the south and south east is the area designated for the <br />commercial/residential node in the Laurel Hill Plan. The commercial node is presently <br /> <br /> IV-57 <br />Page 1 of 12: Proposed Findings for Laurel Hill Plan Amendment (RA 04-1) <br /> <br /> <br />
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