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4t3'3~ e - --"""" ---== r ~ ,I ,I I I, 'I IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE TO THE COUNCIL THAT THE COUNCIL ACCEPT THIS TRANSFER OF PROPERTY TO 'THE ClfY' OF EUGENE, PROVIDED THAT LOTS A AND B IN THE ORI GI NAL PLAT OF SU'NNY HOLLOW, ALSO LOT' A I N THE 1ST ADDI TI ON TO SUNNY HOLLOW AND , LOTS A AND BIN THE 2ND ADOI TI ON TO SUNNY HOLLOW ARE DEEDED F'OR RIGHT OF WAY FOR' STREET PURPOSES AND PROVIDED THAT LOTS 23 AND 24, BLOCK 5 OF THE ORIGINAL PLAT OF ~ SUNNY HOLLOW AND LOT C ,'N ,THE 2ND ADDITION TO SUNNY HOLLOW ARE DEEDED TO THE CITY OF l~ EUGENE FOR PARK ANDPLAYGRO~ND PURPOSE~. 00 SOUTH FR'I ENDLY AREA ANNExATION -' THE COMMI TTEE REVI EWED THE REVI SED PETI TI ONS ~ I 3. 1 ,I REQUESTING ANNEXATION OF THE SOUTH FR'E~DLY AREA AND W~S SATISFIED THAT THE' S~GNATU~ES ~ .1 <t 'REQUESTING THE ANNEXATION REPRESENTED A'SUBSTANTIAL NUMBER OF THE HOMES I N THE AREA. I N THE DIStUSSION OF THE BOUNDARIES OF THE AREA PROPOSED FOR ANNEXATION, IT WAS FELT BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THE PROPERTIES ABUTTING THE SOUTH SIDE OF WHITNEY STREET SHOULD BE INCLUDED IN THE ANNEXATION AREA AS W~LL AS THE PROPERTIES SOUTH OF KREATZ ROAD AND THE AREA INDICATED ON THE MAP SOUTH OF THE LORANE HIGHWAY. I 'I IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL CALL A HEARING FOR e I, THE CITIZENS OF EUGENE ON THE MATTER OF DISPENSING WITH AN ELECTION I'N THE CI'TY ON \ I! THE QUESTION OF AN~EXING THE~SOUTH FRIENDLY AREA, AND THAT THE COUNCIL APPROVE AN ORDINANCE ORDERING AN ELECTION ON THE QUESTION OF ANNEXATION TO BE HELD I N THE AREA PROPOSED FOR ANNEXATI ON. . ,', I, 4. VACATION OF THE NORTH ONE-HALF OF WEST 18TH AVENUE EAST OF WASHINGTON STREET - ,I " THE COMMITTEE VIEWED THIS PORTION OF I 18TH AVENUE WEST AND THE PROPERTIES SERVED BY IT AND IS IN ACCORD WITH THE PROPOSED VACATION. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS THAT THE COUNCIL PROCEED WITH THE VACATION OF THE,NoRTH ONE-HALF OF THIS STREET ON CONDITION THAT PROVISION I S MADE FOR A STREET OR ALLEY OUT- i, LET TO THE RELOCATED 18TH AVENUE WEST FR~M THE EAST END ~F THE REMAINING SOUTH ONE-HALF II OF 18TH AVENUE. ,: 5. PROGRESS PAYMENT TO CENTRAL HEATING COMPANY ON THE PAVING OF MADISON STREET FROM 13TH AVENUE TO THE FAIRGROUNDS- THE COMMITTEE REVIEWED THIS PROJECT WITH THE CITY MANAGER AND THE CITY ENGINEER AND HAS DETERMINEci THAT THE PAYMENT OF $2,702~18 D~ES , NOT REPRESENT PAYMENT FOR THE DEFECTIVE CURB WORK ON THIS PROJECT. ,I IT IS THEREFORE RECOMMENDED BY THE COMMITTEE THAT THE PAYMENT OF THIS ESTIMATE . TO CENTRAL HEATI NG COMPANY BE A'PPROVED. 6. SOUTH WILLAMETTE SEWER PROJECT, REQUEST OF MR. SMARTT - THE EASEMENT PROBLEMS IN CONNECTION WITH THE CONSTRUCTION OF SEWERS IN THE SOUTH WILLAMETTE AREA, ESPECIALLY WITH RESPECT TO MR. SMARTT'S PROPERTY, WERE EXPLAINED BY THE CITY MANAGER AND THE CITY ENGINEER. THE SITE or THE PROJECT WAS VIEWED BY THE COMMITTEE. . , T IS THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE COMMITTEE TO THE COUNCIL THAT THE CITY PROCEED i ,WITH PLANS TO GIVE SEWER SERVICE TO THIS AREA AND THAT THE CITY TAKE LEGAL STEPS IF NECESSARY TO SECURE THE SEWER EASEMENTS NEEDED. I II I 7. LEONARD PROPERTY ON 25TH AND HILYARD STREET - THE CITY MANAGER REPORTED TO THE I COMMI TTEE THAT HE HAD CONTACTED MR. LEONARD IN AN EFFORT TO ARRIVE AT REASONABLE TERMS I I FOR SECURING THEIR PROPERTY AT 25TH AND HILYARD STREETS LESS THE PARCEL BEING PURCHASED I BY THE CHURC~ OF G06. THE CITY MANAGER STATED THAT MR. LEONARD DESIRED $15,000 OR ITS I I EQUIVALENT IN PROPERTY VALUE ON AN EXCHANGE FOR THE REMAINDER OF MIS' PROPERTY AT THIS LOCATION. IT WAS NOTED FURTHER BY THE CITY MANAGER THAT AS A PART OF THIS AGREEMENT IN THE SALE OF THE PARCEL TO THE CHURCH OF GOD THAT MR. LEONARD HAD AGREED TO PROVIDE A ROADWAY ON THE NORTH EDGE OF HIS PROPERTY TO SERVE THE CHURCH. THE CITY WOULD BE e BOUND BY THIS PROVISION, ACCORDING TO MR~ LEONARD, IF THE CIT~ ~~QUIRED THE PROPER:!'Y. IT IS THE RECOMMENDATI ON" OF THE 'COMMI TTEE THAT THE PROPOSAL TO ACQUIRE THE LEONARD PROPERTY BE TABLED AT THE PR€SENT TIME. " " II IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT ITEM NUMBER TWO ON THE KINNEy-ADAMS Ii DEED BE WITHDRAWN AND THAT IT BE REFERRED BACK TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE. MOTION i CARRIED. I IT WAS MOVED BY CRUMBAKER, SECONDED BY BOOTH THAT THE BALANCE I OF THE REPORT O. THE I PUBLI~ WORKS C6MMITiEE' BE AD6~TED. MOTION CARRIED AFTER ROLLCALL VOTE. ,I :1 4 A REPORT OF rrHE HEALTH & RECREATION COMMITTEE - RE: RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY SOUTHWESTERN OREGON CHAPTER OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE OF ARCHITECTS WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: I "PRESENT WERE MAYOR JOHNSON; COUNCILMEN CRUMBAKER, BOOTH, KOPPE, SIEGENTHALER, WATSON AND OWEN; CITY ATTORN~~; 'CITY RECORDER; AND DIRECTOR OF PARKS AND RECREATION. e I ~