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~ 161 PROPERTY LOCATED AT 2305 EAST 15TH AVENUE. REQUESTED CHANGE FROM R-I (SINGLE FAMILY) TO R-2 (ANV SIZE APARTMENT) CLASSIFICATION. 1 THE PLANNING COMMISSION DESIRES TO REPORT THAT IT IS CONSiDERING THE RECLASSIFICATION OF THE ENTIRE BLOCK IN WHICH MR. LEO DEFFENBACHER'S PROPERTY IS LOCATED AND ALSO DESIRES TO REPORT THAT IT DOES NOT CARE TO RECLASSIF.Y THE LYNN V. AND rLOYE G. NORMAN PROPERTY AT THIS TIME NOR UNTIL THE PRESENT REFERENDUM ON THE BYERS PROPERTY HAS BEEN DECIDED. \oo.,lo, C'"~ ...~ .~,.~ ' ,.. .~ '-- THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDS THE APPROVAL OF THE FOLLOWING RE-ZONING AND CHANGE OF CLASSIFICATION PETITIONS: I ON MOTION OF PLANNING COMMISSION: THE ENTIR~ BLOCK SURROUNDED BV EAST 17TH AND EAST 18TH AVENUES AND ALDER STREET AND HILYARD STREET. REQUESTED CHANGE FROM R-3 (MULTIPLE DWELLING) TO R-2 (ANV SIZE APARTMENT) CLASSIFICATION. LIONEL AND EVALENA MCMAHAN} LOTS 19 AND 20. BLOCK 3. RIVERWOOD ADDITION. PROPERTY LOCATED AT 908 WEST FIRST AVENUE. REQUESTED CHANGE FROM R-I (SINGLE FAMILV) TO ...M...MM....IMMM.......M..M......M.... 1-2 (LIGHT INDUSTRIAL) CLASSIFICATION. THE PLANNING COMMISSION FURTHER RECOMMENDS THAT THE COMMON COUNCIL CONSIDER FOR FUTURE -ACTION THE OPENING OF TWENTY-FOURTH AVENUE EAST FROM UNIVERSITY TO HARRIS STREETS, AND IF APPROVED THAT PROVISION BE MADE IN THE BUDGET OF THE CITY OF EUGENE FOR .TH~ ACQUISI~ION OF THE NECESSARY RIGHT- OF-WAVe As A SUPPLEMENTAL PERMANENT REPORT THE CITY PLANNING COMMISSION DESIRES TO REPORT TO THE 12 COMMON COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE THAT IT DOES HEREBY APPROVE THE VACATION OF THE FOLLOWING OESCRIBED PROPERTY. TO-WIT: THE ALLEY RUNNING NORTH AND SOUTH BETWEEN CHARNELTON AND LINCOLN STREETS FROM 10TH TO 11TH AVENUES IN THE CITY OF EUGENE. OREGON." 1 IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN, SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE REPORTS OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION BE RECEIVED AND 'PLACED ON FILE AND THAT THE MATTER OF THE NORMAN APPLICATION FO~ REZONING BE SEGREGATED FROM THE MAIN REPORT AND THE BALANCE OF THE REPORTS APPROVED. MOTION CARRIED. IT WAS MOVED BY HAWN. SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE PETITION FOR REZONING FILED BY LYNN V. AND rLOYE G. NORMAN BE APPROVED BY THE COUNCIL. A SUBSTITUTE MOTION TO TABLE THE NORMAN PETITION WAS MADE BY CRUMBAKER AND SECONDED BY HANNS. ON THE SUBSTITUTE MOTION THE COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTED AS FOLLOWS: NO - COUNCILMEN HAW~, DAVIS, BAILEY, ALLEN AND WELLS. YES- COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER. JOHNSON AND HANNS. THE MOTION WAS DECLARED LOST. THE VOTE THEN REVERTED TO THE ORIGINAL MOTION. -COUNCILMEN PRESENT VOTING AS FOLLOWS: - NO-CRUMBAKER, JOHNSON. AND HANNS. YES - HAWN. DAVIS, BAILEY. ALLEN AND WELLS. THE ORIGINAL MOTION WAS DECLARED PASSED. IT WAS FURTHER MOVED BY HAWN. SECONDED BY DAVIS THAT THE HEARING RE: PERMANENT REPORT ON THE NORMAN PETITION BE CONTINUED AND AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE RECLASSIFICATION BE DRAWN AND PRESENTED TO THE COUNCIL AT ITS REGULAR MEETING MAY 24. 1948. MOTION CARRIED. PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS 13 A PETITION FROM REPRESENTATIVES OF MILK DISTRIBUTORS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I "WE THE UNDERSIGNED DISTRIBUTORS AND OPERATORS OF MILK PLANTS DISTRIBUTING MILK AND MILK PRODUCTS WiTHIN THE CITY LIMITS OF EUGENE, LANE COUNTY. OREGON, HEREBY OBJECT TO THE LAST AMENDMENT TO MILK ORDINANCE 8821. ORDINANCE NO. ~143 PASSED BY THE COMMON CDUNCIL ON APRI~ 26. 1948 AND SIGNED BY YOURSELF AS MAYOR ON APRIL 27. 1948. WHICH HA& TO DO WITH LEVYING ONE-HALF CENT ON EACH POUND OF BUTTER FAT HANDLED BY US FOR THE FOLLOWING REASONS: (I) IN THE FIRST PLACE. IT IS AN ATTEMPT TO RAISE REVENUE BY MEANS OF I~PDSING A LEVY ON A PERMIT TO TRANSACT A PARTICULAR KIND OF BUSINESS, WHICH IS, WE UNDERSTAND. UNLAWFUL; (2) IT DISCRIMINATES AGAINST OUR PARTICULAR KIND OF BUSINESS. AND F~RCES US TO RAISE THE PRICE OF OUR PRODUCT WHICH IS AN ESSENTIAL PART OF THE DAILY DIET. I (3) THERE IS NO WAY IN WHICH MILK NOT ACTUALLY DISTRIBUTED WITHIN THE CITY OF EUGENE, BUT SHIPPED AND SOLD ELSEWHERE. CAN BE SEGREGATED FROM THiS TAX LEVY. WHICH. AS THE ORDINANCE NOW STANDS, IS MANIFESTLY UNFAIR. ESPECIALLY O~OODS SOLD OR SHIPPED OUT OF THE CITY. (4) THE WORK OF THE CITY MILK (AND MEAT) INSPECTOR IS AN OVERLAPPING AND A DUPLICATION or THE WORK NOW BEING CARRIED ON BY THE STATE MILK INSPECTOR. AND IS AN UNNECESSARY EXPENSE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE CITY. OUR STANDARDS ARE MAINTAI NED STRICTLY TO CONFORM TO THE PRESENT STATE LAWS. ~