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ri'60 e -- - - - AFTER REVIEWING if HE PRESENT LE,lSE, IT W,lS BROUGHT OUT TH,lT THE UNIVERSITY H,lD THE I FIRST REFUS,lL TO LE,lSE SAID PREMISES FOR ,IN ,l,DDI TI ON,lL FIVE YEAR PERIOD AFTER JUNE 30, 1956 ,lND IT W,lS (ONSIDERED THE $2,500 WAS PURELY A TOKEN RENT.lL AS THE LEASE AGREEMENT I ALSO STI PULATED TH,lT THE UNIVERSITY WAS TO KEEP THE PROPERTIES IN GOOD REP,lIR, ORDER AND CONDI TION. IT W,lS RECOMMENDED TH,lT NO CH,lNGES BE MADE IN THE EXISTING LE,lSE BETWEEN I THE CITY AND THE UNIVERSITY R~L,lTIVE:TO SKINNER'S BUTTE LEASE. I THE CITY MAN,lGER LETTER FROM MR. LI NDScTROM, ASKING FOR OPPORTUNITY I RE,lD A SECOND AN Ii TO MEET WITH THE COMM I TTEE. IT WAS AGREED BY THE COUNCIL TO REFER T,H IS TO THE FINANCE Ii COMMI TTEE AND MEET WITH THE UNIVERSITY OFFICIALS. IT WAS ALSO SUGGESTED THAT THE FINANCE COMMI TTEE MEET WITH THE PARKS DEPARTMENT TO AS~ERTAIN WHAT PLANS MIGHT BE DEVELOPING FOR I: I, POSSIBLE FUTURE USE OF THE SKINNER'S BUTTE HOUSING PROJECT. I: I[ 4. THE COMMITTEE REVIEWED THE REQUEST OF MR. ESPER RICHEY FOR A VARIANCE TO PERMIT II CONSTRUCTION' OF A ONE STORY DUPLEX AT 1943 ORCHARD STREET. THE LOT IS 86.6 FEET ON ORCHARD STREET AND' 75 FEET DEEP, CONSTI TUTI NG A'TOTAL AREA OF ABOUT 6500 SQUARE FEET. I' MR. RICHEY DESIRES TO 'BU rLD A 'TWO BEDROOM DUPLEX AND' A ONE BEDROOM DUPLEX FOR' HIS FAMILY, ,! I' CONSTITUTING APPROXIMATELY 2,000' SQUARE FEET WITH A DOUBLE GARAGE AT SIDEWALK GR ,A,[)E . IT I; e WAS RECOMMENDED THIS VARIANCE BE GRANTED PROVIDED IT DID NOT REDUCE THE ADJA,CENT PROP- I' I' ERTI~S BELOW MI NIMUM AREA REQUIREMENTS UNDER THE ZONI NG, CODES. IT WAS ALSO STI PULATED Ii THAT THE DUPLEX BE CONFINED TO A ONE STORY STRUCTURE. THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED THAT Ii I' THE PROPERTIES ON BOTH SIDES OF THIS LOT WERE 86.6 FEET BY 75 FEET CONSTITUTING AN Ii AREA II OF ABOUT 6500 SQUARE FEET. - II r- 5. THE COMMI TTEE INSPECTED THE OPENING OF THE ALLEY BETWEEN GARFIELD S~REET AND HAYES I I STREET FROM K8TH TO 22ND AVENUE AS RE'QUESTED IN THE PETITION SIGNED BY 49.73% OF THE PROPER TY OW N E R S . I TWAS NOTED THAT THERE WERE OVER 50% OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS WHO HAD Ii NOT SIGNIFIED THEIRWILLfNGNESS FOR THIS ALLEY 'TO BE OPE'NED, WHICH WOULD NECESSITATE II THE DEEDING OF PROPERTY FROM EACH ,S I DE A'L LEY FOR' ALL E Y ~P U R P 0 S E S . I SEVEN FEET OF OF THE ': INASMUCH AS THE CITY IS NOT IN A POSITION TO PURCHASE RIGHT OF WAY FOR THIS PURPOSE, IT Ii WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE REQUEST FOR ,OPENING OF THIS ALLEY BE TABLED UNTI L ALL OF THE I' II RIGHT OF WAY COULD BE FURNISHED BY ABUTTING PROPERTY OWNERS. II 6. THE COMMITTEE REVIEWED THE PETITION FOR PAVING THE ALLEY BETWEEN HILYARD AND ALDER Ii STREET F~OM FRANKLIN BOULEVARD SOUTH TO THE MILL RACE AND INASMUCH AS THE PETITION i! CONTAINS 76.45% OF THE PROPERTY OWNERS, RECOMMENDED THAT THIS IMPROVEMENT BE APPROVED. i I MR. SILSBEE 'WHO OWNS PROPERTY ABUTTING THIS ALLEY ON THE MILL RACE APPEARED A,ND OBJECTED II TO PAVING BEYOND THE TURN OF THE A,LLEY. THE PROJECT WAS APPROVED BY THE COUNCIL FROM ji FRANKLIN BOULEVARD TO THE SOUTH SIDE OF THE EAST-WEST ALLEY. Ii . 7. THE CITY MANAGER REVIEWED THE NECESSITY, OF ~BTAINING FOUR ADDITIONAL EASEMENTS II FOR THE SEWAGE OUTFALL LINE'FROM THE SEWAGE, TREATMENT PLANT TO THE WILLAMETTE RIVER AND Ii THE RELATED COSTS INVOLVED. IT WAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE COUNCI,L AUTHORI ZE THE CI TY II MANAGER TO NEGOTIATE THESE EASEMENTS UPON COMPARABLE COSTS PAID FOR OTHER EASEMENTS I, FOR THE OUTFALL LI NE BETWEEN THE CITY OF EUGENE AND THE SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT, NOT TO I' :1 EXCEED $4,000 FOR THE ENTIRE FOUR EASEMENTS. Ii ,I 8. THE COMMI TTEE REQUEST OF MR. AND MRS. EARL E. WARE ;1 REVIEWED THE A,S SUBMITTED BY I HALE G. 'THOMPSON, ATTORNEY FOR ,I THE REZONING OF THE WEST 75 FEET' OF THE NORTH~EST CORNER 'I - I I LOT AT 19TH AND'-JEFFERSON STREET, CONSTITUTING 100 FEET ON JEFFERSON AND 150 FE,ET ON II 19TH AVENUE WEST. PLANS OF'MR. A,ND MRS.' 'WA,RE AR [,' TORE PLAC E THE PRESENT GROCER,Y ,STORE I ~ ON THE FRONT 75 FEET OF THEIR LOT WI TH A 60 BY 60 GROCERY S:TORE ON THE REAR 75 FEET OF ;: THE LOT AND TO UTILIZE THE FRONT 75 FEET FOR PARKI NG AREA. ' To DO THI S THEY ARE REQUEST I NG Ii THE REZONING OF THE REAR OR WEST 75 FEET FROM THE PRESENT RESI DENTI AL ZONI NG TO C-2, Ii I NEI~HBORHOOD COMMERCIAL. I TWAS RECOMMENDED THAT THE PLANNING COMMISSION COMPLETE THEIR II -, STUDY' ON nil S ENTI'RE A, REA R E L AT I V E TO FUTUR E NEEDS FOR 'BUSINESS ZONING PRIOR TO ANY II i: DEFINITE ACTION RELATIVE TO THIS REQUEST. Ii 'I e COMMITTEE AGAINST LANE COUNTY I: 9. THE REVIEWED THE PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST COSTS TAX II DEE D' TO -L 0 T 4, BLOCK 2, TESHNER'S ADDITION WHICH IS HELD BY MR. CLAY BARNES. THE II PRINCI PAL AND I NTEREST, AMOUNT TO $143.62 AS OF JULY 14, 1952, OF WHICH $57.46 IS I: PRIN'cIPAL. THE COMMI,TTEE COULD ['I ND NO WAY IN WHICH THE COUNCIL COULD LEGALLY WAIVE (! I THE INTEREST. IT WAS TH E RE F OR'E RECOMMENDED THAT THE ENTIRE A,MOUNT OF $'1 4~3. 62 BE PAID I, Ii TO CLEAR THIS TAX DEED. " Ii IN THE MATTER OF RENTAL OF SPACE TO THE COMMUNITY CHEST, IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, !: " SECONDED BY' ALL E N THAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE BE A,DOPTED. ROLLCALL VOTE . \! MOTION CARRIED. ii I T WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECOND~D BY ALLEN THAT THE BALANCE OF THE REPORT OF THE PUBLIC II ,! WORKS A'ND FI NANCE COMMITTEES BE' ADOPTED. MOTION CA,RRIED. I' 'I II " " .PETITIONS AND COMMUNICATIONS II I I 4 A PETITION TO MODIFY ZONING ORDINANCE TO PRovrDE FOR OFF-STREET PARKING WAS SUB MITT ED I: BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION. ii II I TWAS MOVED'BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY ALLEN THAT THE PETITION BE REFERRED TO THE CITY I ~ Ii .tn-TORNEY FOR TH E NECE.SS'ARY RESOLUTION, -AND TO THE PLANNING COMMI~SION FOR CONSIDERATION AT THEIR AUGUST 5TH MEETING. MOTION CARRIED. II Ii i e i I ~ I II I ! I;