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~3'1, e t1PRESENT: MAYOR MCGIIHY; COUNCILMEN WATSON, SHEARER, HARTMAN, SHISLER, LAURLS, BRIGGS AND LINDEEN; CITY MANAGER; CITY RECORDER; CITY LIBRARIAN; PARKS & RECREAtiON SUPERINTENDENT; CITY ATTORNEY; CITY ENGINEER; ADMI~ISTRATIVE ASSISTANT; PLAN- NING CONSULTANT; MESSRS. CLARENCE CHASE, JOHN NORTHAM, Lou TORGESON, FRED BRENNEf SNYDER~ DAN WYANT, EUGENE-REGISTER-GUARD. I 4 PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE I. REZONING REQUEST MADE BY DON L. ADAMS, 842 5TH AVENUE WEST - THE .PETITIONER RE- ' QUESTED THAT THE ZONING ON THE ABOVE DESCRIBED PROPERTY~E CHANGED FROM R~3 TO C-2. THE PLANNING COMMISSION CONSIDERED THE REQUEST AND 'RECOMMENDED THAT THEY INITIATE A RECLASSIFICATION OF THE BALANCE OF BLOck 23, SLADDEN'S SECOND ADDITI_ON TO C-3P COMMERCIAL. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THE RECOMMENDATION OF THE PLANNING COM- MISSION BE APPROVED. 2. PETITION FOR PAVING OF CEDAR STREET FROM CLARK TO CHESHIRE STREET - A PETITION CONTAINING SIGNATURES OF: OWNERS OF 51.17% OF THE TOTAL' FRONT FOOTAGE OF THE PRO- PERTIESTO'BE 'ASSESSED FOR-THE PAVING OF CEDAR STREET 'FROM CLARK TO CHESHIRE WAS CONSIDERED 'BY THE COMMITTEE. THE COMMITTEE OROVETO'THE AREA'AND OVER THE STREET IN QUESTION AND RECOMMENDED THAT T.HIS STREET BE.PAVED :AND THE :NECESSARY ORDINANCES INITIATING THE PROJECT BE PASSED. e 3. COMMUNICATION REGARDING STREET RIGHT-OF-WA'Y FOR 10TH AVENUE WEST OF GARFIELD STREET- THE COMM~TTEE CONSIDERED A COMMUNICATION IN WHICH AMERICAN STEEL AND SUPP~Y COMPANY AND MESSRS. FOREMAN AND F'ETERSEN OFf"ERED TO DEDICATE A 50 FOOT RIGHT-Of"-WAYFOR !.OTH AVENUE WEST OF GARf"IELD STREET FOR A DISTANCE Of" APPROXI.MATELY 580 f"EET ,PROVI.DING, THE CITY WOULD ABSORB THE .ASSESSMENT f"OR-PAVING Of" GARFIELD STREET AT THIS INTER- SECTION 'AND WOULD GRADE AND GRAVEL THE ABOVE DESCR I~BED 10TH AVENUE.. THE COMMI TTEE', DROVE TO THE AREA AND OBSERVED THE POTEN~IAL STREET RIGHT-Of"-WAY ,AND RECOMMENDED A COUNTERPROPOSAL IN WH'I CH THE CI TY .WOULD ACCEPT THERI GHT-OF-WAY AND PAY THE ,COST OF THE INTERSECTION BUT WOULD NOT GRADE AND GRAVEL THE STREET AS I~DICATED ABOVE.' I 4. REQUEST BY A. W. BERG, 1791 JEFFERSON STREET, FOR VARIANCE - A REQUEST f"OR VARIANCE fROM'R-I,'SINGLE FAMILY DISTRICT TO ALLOW A SERVICE STATION AT 179IJEf"FERSON STREET' WAS CONSIDERED BY THE :COMMITTEE. THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDED DENIAL Of" THE REQUEST, AND THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED-THAT THE-RECOMMENDATION FOR DENIAL BE AP- PROVED. 5. PET! TI ON f"OR ALLEY PAVI NG BETWEEN 19TH AND 20TH -AVENUESf"ROM' WI LLAMETTE' TO OLl VE STREET - A PETITION CONTAINING SIGNATURES Of" OWNERS Of" 73.63% Of THE TOTAL f"RONT FOOTAGE or 'THE PROPERTIES TO BE ASSESSED rOR-THE PAVING or THE ALLEY BETWEEN 19TH AND 20TH AVENUES f"ROM WILLAMETTE TO OLIVE 'STREET WAS 'PRE.SENtED TO THE COMMI,TTEE. THE COMMITTEE VISITED THE AREA AND OROVE OVER THE ALLEY AND'RECOMMENDED THAT ,THE ALLEY BE PAVED AND THE NECESSARY ORDINANCES INITIATING THE PROJECT BE PASSED. 6. REQUEST fOR REZONING THE PROPERTY 'AT 3225 WILLAMETTE STREET AND PROPERTY AT NORTH-' EAST. CORNER OF 32ND AND WILLAMETTEENTERED BY J. K. PRALL AND FLOYD D.STAPP - THE COMMITTEE CONSIDERED THE APPLICATION MADE BY MR. J. ,K. PRALL, 3225,WILLAMETTE STREET, fOR REZONING THIS PROPERTY rROM RA OUTER RESIDENTIAL TO C-I LLMITED COMMERCIAL, AND LIKEWISE CONSIDERED THE APPLICAT10N or MR. FLOYD D. STAPP f"OR REZONING OF HIS PRO- PERTY'fROM RAOUTER RESIDENTIAL TO C-2 NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCfAL, ~N WHICH ITEMS THE PLANNING COMMISSION HAD RECOMMENDED DENIAL. THE COMMITTEE 'RECOMMENDED THA'T THE PLANNING COMMISSION'S RECOMMENDATION FOR DENIAL BE APPROVED; MR; 'LINDEEN VOTED AGAINST THIS ACTION. I 7. REQUEST FOR REZONING OF PROPERTIES AT SOUTHWEST CORNER Of" 18TH AND WILLAMETTE MADE BY VERNON BEADLE, N. W. PETERS AND C~ W. DAVI~ -THE COMMITTEE CONSIDEREDTHE~ COMMENDATION or THE PLANNING COMMISSION AS IT CONCERNED,THE ABOVE AREAS AND AS IT CONCERNED THE LOTS FROM WILLAMETTE TO THE ALLEY WEST OF WILLAMETTE FROM 18TH TO 19TH AVENUES IN WHICH THE PLANNING COMMISSION HAD RECOMMENDED RECLASSIFICATION TO C-3P. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THE ADOPTION OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION'S RECOM- MENDATION TO REZONE THE AREA TO C-3P. ' e 4.,' ',- :t., o.- . 8. REQUES~ BY CAMILLE THOMAS FOR REZONING FROM R-l SINGLE FAMI.LY TO CR COMMERCIALL 2313 HILYARD - THE COMMITTEE CONSIDERED THE REQUEST rOR REZONING FROMR-I SINGLE FAMILY TO eRCOMMERCIAL AT 2313 HILYARD STREET WHICH WAS ,ENTERED BY CAMILLE-THOMAS' AND WHICH WAS RECOMMENDED f"OR DENIAL BY THE PLANNING COMMISSION~ - THE COMMITTEE VISITED ,THE AREA AND FOUND THE AREA TO BE-A SUBSTANTI'AL-RESIDENTIAL,AREA AND RE- COMMEND~D 'THE PLANNING COMMISSION'S RECOMMENDATION 'OR DENIAL BE APPROVED. 9. REQUEST FOR REZONING THE SOUTHEAST CORNER 'OF 30TH AND HILYARD ENTERED BY ROBERT C. BENNETT - THE COMMITTEE CONSIDERED ARECOMMENDATION:MADE BY 'HE PLANNING COMMIS- , SION THAT THE :SOUTHEAST'CORNER 'OF 30TH ANO HILYARD BE REZONED FROM RA OUTER RESI- DENTIAL TO C-3P COMMERCIAL, SUBJECT TO PETITIONER'S DEEDING SUFf"I'CIENT LAND TO THE CITY TO PROVIDE A REQUIRED 90 FOOT RIGHT~Or-WAY FOR 30TH AVENUE rROM HILYARD STREET TO ALDER STREET, AND f"URTHER SUBJECT TO THE PETI.TIONER'S REMOVING A HOUSE FROM THE' RIGHT-OF-WAY AREA WITHOUT COST:TO.THE CITY. ,. I THE COMMITTEE DROVE TO THE AREA AND IN DISCUSSING:THE SUBJECT INDICATED IT WAS. NECESSARY FOR THE CITY:TO ACQUIRE THE RIGHT-Of"-WAY FOR THIS ONE BLOCK AREA TO_COM- PLETE 30TH AVENUE WHICH WILL TIE IN WITH THE COUNTY BLOOMBERG ROAD PROJECT AND WILL TIE I,NTO~29TH AVENUE AT APPROXIMATELY THE AMAZON CROSSING. A~TER DISCUSSION, e ~