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<br />I TWAS F.UR:THER' RECOMMENDED! THAT' 'ALL' ;THE' PROVI 51-'ONS' 'AND CONDTTlcONS 'OF" THE: l.EASE, GI VEN
<br />ABOVE, WHERE APPLI CABLE, SHALL APPLY' T,OTHE _FTXED 'BASE -OPER'ATOR;: rT BE "NG UND~RSTOOD',
<br />HOWEVER,. THAT SAI D F"I XED' BASE OPERA'TOR' LEASE SHAl.L', OF' 'NECESSI T,Y., REQUI RE OTHER 'AND ADDI-
<br />TIONAL PROVISIONS. SAID F"lXED BASE OPERATOR'S l.EASE WOULD, HOWEVER, PROVrDE THAT THE
<br />OPERATOR BE REQUIRE~ TO PAY TO THE CI~Y OF EUGENE A FEE OF THREE CENTS PER GALLON! FOR ALl.
<br />GASOl.INE SOl.D' OR DELIVERED BY SAID'F'I'XED BASE'OPERATOR. ' ."
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<br />I T WAS SUGGESTED: THAT,::: S,UBJECT' TO NEGOTI ATI ON, WI TH A', F.'I XED BASE ,OPERATOR,: TH-AT ONE OF'
<br />THE COND1TION~ OF':~IS~LEASE BE THAT HE HAVE AVAILABL~ AT ALL TIMES,"A COURTESY CAR.EOR THE
<br />PURPOSE OF',TRANSPORTING'PERSONS'f"ROM-THE F"IXED BASE 'OPERATION'TO THE'CITY OF' EUGENE.'
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<br />IT WAS'f"URTHER.$UGGESTED THAT THE FIXED BASE OPERATOR BE REQUIRED TO MAINTAIN REGULAR
<br />HOURS WHEN HIS F'ACIl.ITIES WOULD BE AVAILABLEj'AN~THAT SUCH HOURS BE'OPEN TO NEGOTIATION
<br />BETWEEN THE CITY OF'.EUGENE AND THE'FIXEO BASE. OPERATOR. SAID F'IXED'BASE OPERATOR'WOUl.D BE
<br />REQUI RED TO HA~E AT LEAST' ONE- l.1 CE,NSED A & E MECHANI C,' ON DUTY DURI NG ALL HOURS HE WAS OPEN
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<br />THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED tHAT I~ NEGOTIATING-THE'F'IXED BASE OPERATOR'S LEASE THAT
<br />PREFERENCE BE"GIVEN,TO~THAT OPERATOR'WHO,WOUL~ OF'F'ER~TO F'URNISH THE7BEST FACILITIES AND
<br />THE MOST SERVICE'F'OR PRIVATE FLYERS.n
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR. WATSON, SECONDED BY MR. BOOTH, THAT THE REPORT OF THE AIRPORT COMMITTEE
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<br />REPORTS Of BOARDS AND COMMISSIONS
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<br />A REPORT OF THE BOARD OF ApPEALS MEET1NG HELD MAY 16, 1956 - REl REQUE$TS,F'OR V~RI~NCE~iN
<br />SET BACK REQUIREMENTS AND F'OR VARIANCES IN THE SIGN CODE WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:~
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<br />: "THE'BoARD OF' ApPEALS HELD A MEETING AT THE CITY HALL;S:.45'A.M., MAyl16j 1956.
<br />MEMBERS PRESENT WERE-MR.-BALZHISER, MR. VAALER, MR~ MORRIS, AND MR. HENDERSHOTT.
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<br />I. A REQUEST BY MILTON POWELL, CONTRACTOR, FOR A VARIANCE OF SIDE LINE SET BACK TO
<br />CONSTRUCT"A GARAGE F'OR MRS. 'fLORENCE-V; HANSON, 1389 rERRy~STREET.' ,
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<br />A PERMIT WAS ISSUED BY THE BUILDING'OEPARTMENT TO REMODEL THE PRESENT GARAGE. AT A
<br />LATER QATE A DECISION WAS MADE TO WRECK AND CONSTRUCT A NEW GARAGE, WHICH DID NOT COMPLY
<br />WI TH SET BACK REGULATI OMS; - ~ - ,'" -, '. ' -,
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<br />MR. MORRIS MADE A MOTION THAT THE REQUEST BE DENIED. MR. HENDERSHOTT SECONDED THE
<br />MOTIONiALL ,MEMBERS~WERE iN FAVOR. 'MOTION CARRIED' (REMARKS) A LETTER WAS ALSO RECEIVED
<br />ADDRESSED TO-THE BOARD'OF' ApPEALS PROTESTING THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE PROPOSED GARAGE.
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<br />2. A REQUEST FROM BUILDERS INSULATING COMPANY OF' EUGENE TO ERECT A METAL CANOPY F'OR
<br />SWIF'T AND COMPANY AT 5TH AND HIGH STREETS RECEIVING DOOR. THEY ASK F'OR A TWO (2) F'OOT
<br />VARIANCE"IN CODE-REGULATIONS.c -"
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<br />THE-HORIZONTAL CLEARANCE BETWEEN THE MARQUEfJ'AND THE CURB~l.INE SHALL NOT BE LESS THAN
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<br />MR. BAr.=ZHISER'MOVEDTHAT'THIS'REQUEST BE APPROVED; MRo' VAALER SECONDED THfJ'MOTlON.
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<br />3. SIGNAL OIL COMPANY REQUESTS ERECTI'ON OF' Ii METAL SIGN AT 1080 WEST,'7TH AVENlJE, F'iVE (5)
<br />F'EET WIDE BY TWENTY TWO (22) rEET LONG IN A C-I ZONE.
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<br />REQUI REMENTS 'ON-SIGNS,C~I ZONE, PAGE '26,' 'ZONING 'ORDI NANCE: - SI GNS, 'NOT TO EXCEED 20
<br />SQUARE FEET IN AREA.
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<br />As THE PROPOSED SI GN 'I,S F'IVE TIMES GRE-ATER THAN ZONE REQUt'REMENTS, MR. HENDERSHOTT
<br />MOVED THE REQUEST BE DENIED. -MR. VAALER SECONDED THE MOTI0~.M6TIONCARRIED.
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<br />4. REQUEST F'ROM E. R. SHULTZ, 2061 1/2 ONYX STREET, TO CONSTRUCT A RESIDENCE ON A LOT
<br />56 F'EET BY 60 FEET. -LOT 6, BLOCK:,12, 'COL.:L.:EGE 'HfLL ADDI TI!ON, PLATTED' IN ,1941.
<br />ALLOWABLE COVERAGE WOULD BE 30 PER CENT OF' 1,008 SQUARE' F'EET'- MR. SHULTZ"ASKED TO
<br />INCREASE THE COVERAGE TO 1,224 SQUARE F'EET. THI$ WOULD STILL BE IN COMPLIANCE WITH
<br />SET BACK REGULATIONS.
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<br />AF'TER CONSIDERABLE DISCUSSION, ALL MEMBERS AGREED THAT THIS BE SET ASIDE FOR FURTHER
<br />STUDY AND TAKEN UP AT THE NEXT REGULAR MEETING.
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<br />THERE' BEl NGNO FURTHER -BUSI NES'S, THE 'MEETrNG WAS ADJOURNED."
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<br />IT WAS MOVED BY MR. BOOSH, SECONDED BY MR. GODLOVE, THAT ITEM NUMBER ONE Of THE BOARD Of
<br />ApPEALS REPORT BE REF'ERRED TO THE PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE F'OR FURTHER STUDY. MOTION CARRIED.
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