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~ " 2~9 oJU<<.) e 11 .-:. - -- --- ~,.- -.. - -. - .-- I " !I .REPORTS OF COMMI TTEES I, " II 6 " A REPORT OF THE AIRPORT COMMITTEE MEETING HELD SEPTEMBER 29, 1954 - REr ZONING REGULA- \1 TIONS fOR THE ,AREA AROUND MAHLON ,SWEET AIRPORT WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS fOLLOWS: "PRESENT: COUNCILMEN SIEGENTHALER AND WATSON; CITY MANAGER; CITY ~TTORNEY AND CITY RECORDER. THE AIRPORT COMMITTEE MET ON THE ABOVE DATE TO CONSIDER THE MATTER OF I' ; AIRPORT ZONING REGULATIONS FOR THE AREA AROUND MAHLON SWEET AIRPORT AND TO GIVE STUDY l' '\' '~ ~, " ' . ~ TO THE RECOMMENDATION CONTAINED IN THE CITY ATTORNEY'S LETTER Of SEPTEMBER 24TH. THE TWO METHODS BY WHICH THE ZONING COULD BE ACCOMPLISHED WERE DISCUSSED BY THE , ~ ~ . COMMITTEE AND THE CONCLUSION WAS REACHED THAT IT WOULD BE eEST TO HAVE THE CITY, THROUGH THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, DESIGNATE THE LANE COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION AS THE COMMISSION TO ZONE THE AREA AROUND THE AIRPORT. THIS IS, tHE PLAN OUTLINED IN PARAGRAPH No. 2 Of I . , THE CITY ATTORNEY'S LETTER. " i IT IS THE fEELING Of THE COMMITTEE THAT THE CITY WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT SOME ELEMENT " e II ZONING WOUL~ BE UNDER THE DISTRICT I CONTROL UNDER SUCH A PLAN IN THAT THE ENFORCEMENT or II ATTORNEY'S OffiCE. AND ALSO,THAT THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS WOULD HAVE A DIRECT INTEREST i II I IN THE OPERATION Of THE ZONING. " II I I TIS THEREF'O,RE'THE RECOMMENDATION OF' THE COMMI T'TEE THAT THE PLAN AS OUTLI NED IN ITEM NO.~2 OF' THECITi ATTORNEY'S REPORT BE ADOPTED AND THAT A RESOLUTION BE ADOPTED TO PLACE IT IN EF'fECT. IT IS ALSO THE RECOMMENDATION Of THE COMMITTEE THAT THE MAPS AND I MASTE~ fLAN Of THE MA~LON SWEET AIRPORT BE BROUGHT UP TO DATE." IT WAS MOVED BY MR. SIEGENTHALER, SECONDED BY MR. WATSON THAT THE REPORT Of, THE AIRPORT COMMITT~E ~~ ADOPTED~ MOTION CARRIED. I; A REPORT OF' THE PUBL~C SAF'ETY COMMITTEE MEETING HELD ON OCTO~ER. 6, 7 " 1954 - RE: SOUTH I " , SIDE FIRE STATION SITE; LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATI9N fOR HAMBURGER HEAVEN; REQUEST Of SCHERER I " MOTOR COMPANY fOR REMOVAL Of PARKING METER; EUGENE GARAGE REQUEST fOR LIMITED PARKING WAS " SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS: " " I "PRESENT: MAYOR JOH'~S9N;tOUNC'1 LMEN SI EGENTHALER, GODLOVE AND CONE; CI TY MANAGER; I TRA~fIC EN~INEER; FIRE CHI~~~ND CITY RECORDER. SEVERAL MATTERS WERE CONSIDERED BY THE .. PUBLIC SA~ETY COMMITTEE AT A.MEETING ON OCTOBER 6, 1954. I. SOUTH SIDE FIRE STATION SI~E - A COMMUNICATION fROM THE BOARD Of ApPEALS WAS READ RELATIVt TO A REQUEST fROM THE CITY fOR A WAIVE~ Of THE SIDE YARD SETBACKS ON THE LOT AT 30TH AND WILLAM'ETTE STREET, TO ,BE USED AS. A SI TE fOR A fiRE STATION. IT INDICAT.ED III .' "-", I THAT THE BOARD Of ApPEALS WAS UNABLE TO SECURE A QUORUM TO ACT ON THE REQUEST PRIOR TO OCTOBER I ITH AND THEREFORE WAS REfERRING,THE REQUEST TO THE COUNCIL fOR ACTION. THE REQUEST QF THE CITY I S FOR A WAI VER Of, THE ESTABL I SHED SETBACK Of TWELVE fEET fOR THE SIDEYARD TO PERMIT A SETBACK Of THREE fEET ON THE NORTH SIDE AND NINE fEET ON THE SOUTH SIDE TO ACCOMMODATE THE fiRE STATION BUILDING. I IT IS THE RECOMMENDATION Of THE PUBLIC SAfETY COMMITTEE THAT THE COUNCIL GRANT THE WAIVER AS REQUESTED. 2. LIQUOR L,CENSE APPLICATJON fOR C. .E. McLEAN DBA HAMBURGER HEAVEN - THE SUBJECT Of APPROVAL, Of A CLASS A DISPENSER'S LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATION fOR C. E. McLEAN, DOR~N A. 'I McLEAN AND MARGARET McLEAN DBA HAMBURGER HEAVEN WAS AGAIN DISCUSSED BY THE PUBLIC SAfETY :i COMMITTEE. , " :! e ,: IT IS THE fEELING or THE COMMITTEE SINCE A NUMBER Of OBJECTIONS HAVE BEEN RAISED, " ii PARTICU~ARLY ONE FROMTH~OfrICIAL BOARD .Of THE. FIRST METHODIST CHURCH, THAT THE APPLI- II :' CATION SHOULD NOT aE APPR,oVED. IT IS THEREFORE THE RECOMMENDATION Of THE COMMiTTEE THAT I: I; THE COUNC~L TAKE ACTION TO NOT GRANT APPROVAL TO. THE APPLICATION. I: I ii 3. REQUEST Of SCHERER MOTOR COMPANY fOR REMOVAL Of A PARKING METER - THE SCHERER " " MOTOR COMPANY REQUESTED REMOVA~ Of ONE ~ARKING METER AND PROHI.BIT PARKING IN SUCH SPACE, 'I II ON THE WEST SIDE OF' OLIVE STREET BETWEEN BROADWAY AND 10TH AVENUE IN ORDER TO GIVE ;i BETTER ACCESS TO .THE DRIYEWAY ON ~HEIR USED CAR LOT. THEY ESTIMATED THAT PERHAPS 75 :1 OR 80 CUSTOMERS PER. MONTH DRIVE IN THE ENTRANCE AND THAT IT IS DiffiCULT TO GAIN ENTRANCE II :i WITH PARKED CARS SO CLOSE TO THE ORIVE~AY. " I' ii il THE REQUEST WAS DISCUSSE~ AND IT WAS THE fEELING.or THE COMMITTEE. THAT THE LOT COULD '. . 'I BE .SERV,ED, ADEQUATELY fROM THE. ALLEY ENTRANCE. WI THOUT GRANT I NG. A SPEC I AL PR I V I LEGE ON THE !I II STREET. IT IS TH~ RECOMMENDATION Of THE COMMITTEE THAT THE REQUEST BE DENIED. I: I Ii 4. REQUEST Of EUGENE GARAGE, NORTHWEST CORNER OF 8TH AND MILL STREETS - IT WAS EX- II PLAINED BY THE CITY MANAGER THAT THE EUGENE GARAGE DESIRED A LIMITED PARKING SPACE NEXT \i TO THEIR DRIVE TO PERMIT USE Of A SPACE DURING THE DAY fOR CUSTOMER PARKING. " II il " Ii e !I 'I I: II II Ii ~ -