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<br />rOR VARIANCE FROM FRONT YARD SETBACK AT 172? -'FAIRMOUNT 'BOULEVARD; REQUESTJROMMR. Cur CULP FOR
<br />VARIANCE FROM REAR YARD REQUIREMENTS IN C-2 ZONE rOR-COMMERCIAL 'BUilDING AT "740 24TH AVENUE EAST;
<br />REQUEST rROM DREXEL THRAPP FOR VAR I ANCE TO CONSTRUCT 'A 2-STORY 18--UN I,T APARTMENT AT 1605 PATTERSON
<br />STREET; REQUEST FROM DAN T. HI~~INS FOR VARIANCE FROM SIDE PROPERTY LiN~ ,SETBACK TO C~NSTRU~T AN
<br />ADDITION TO RESIDE~CE AT 1380 21ST AVENUE EAST; CONSIDERATION or BIDS ON VARIOUS IMPROVEMENT PROJECTS
<br />OPENED MAY 22, 1958; REQUEST OF TRAf".F I C ENG I'NEER FOR R'EMOVAL OF. PARK I NG ON 18TH AVENUE AT I NTERSEC-
<br />TIONS WITH ALDER, KINCAID, HARRIS AND POTTER STREETS; REQUEST OF TRAFFIC ENGINEER FOR LIMITED PARKING
<br />ON 12TH AVENUE, HI L YARD STREET AND ALDER STREE'T; SUB-LEASE AGREEMENT REQUEST BY GREEN FL Y ING SERV I CE
<br />WITH EMERALD AIRCRAFT SALES; WAS SUBMITTED AND READ AS FOLLOWS:-
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<br />"PRESENT: COUNC I LMEN SHEARER, SH ISLER, EDMUNDS, LAUR I S, MOLHOLM,\AND McGArfEY;
<br />ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER; DIRECTOR OF PUBLIC WORKS; CITY ATTORNEY; TRArrlC
<br />ENGINEER"; ASSISTANT CIT-Y RECORDER; SUPERINTENDENT OF PARKS & RECREATION;
<br />MR. DONALD FURTICK; DAN WYANT, EUGENE REGISTER-GUARD; WENDY RAY, KUGN;
<br />JACK CRAIG, KERG.
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<br />COMMITTEE'OF THE WHOLE
<br />I. REQUEST FROM CHAMBER or COMMERCE FOR PLACING BANNERS ACROSS STREET - THE
<br />As'S I STANT CITY MANAGER STATED THAT A REQUEST HAD BEEN RECE I VED rOR A CLAR I r 1-
<br />CAT ION or POLICY I N REGARD TO PLAC ING OF BANNERS ACROSS CITY STREETS 'rOR THE
<br />PURPOSE Of ADVERTISING SPECIAL EVENTS, CONVENTIONS, ETC. THE COMMITTEE RECOM-
<br />MENDED THAT THE PLACING OF BANNERS ACROSS CITY STREETS BE LIMITED TO ITEMS OF
<br />PUBLIC INTEREST WHICH ARE NON-COMMERCIAL, NON-SECTARIAN OR NON-PRorIT IN NATURE
<br />AND THEN ONLY AT THE DISCRETION or THE CITY MANAGER AND CITY ATTORNEY.
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<br />2. PETITION fOR SEWER LOTS I THROUGH 4, BLOCK I; LOTS 4 AND 5, BLOCK' 2; LOTS I AND
<br />2, BLOCK 3; LOT 3, BLOCK 5; HIGHLAND OAKS ADDITION - THE ASSISTANT CITY MANAGER
<br />EXPLAINED THAT A PETITION COVERI~G, 75% or LOT OWNERSHIP IN fAVOR orA SEWER IN
<br />THIS AREA HAD BEEN RECEIVED. THE COMt~ITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT TENTATIVE APPROVAL
<br />BE GIVEN THIS REQUEST BASED ON THE ABILITY mo SECURE THE PROPER RIGHTS-Or-WAY.
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<br />3. PETITION rOR PAVING 36TH AVENUE fROM DONALD TO HILYARD STREET - THE COMMITTEE
<br />DROVE TO THE AREA IN QUESTION AND INSPECTED THE PROPOSED STREET WHICH WAS PE-
<br />TITIONED FOR PAVING BY OWNERS OF 81.54% or THE PROPERTY ADJACENT TO THE PRO- -
<br />POSED STREET. THE Ass I STANT CITY MANAGER EXPLA I NED THAT ALL oF- THE PRO'PERTY
<br />WH'ICH REPRESENTS THE" 81.54% IS'OWNED BY BREEDEN BROS., WHO ARE DEVELOPING THIS
<br />AREA. IT WAS POINTED OUT THAT THIS STREET WOULD Of NECESSITY HAVE TO PASS
<br />THROUGH A SECTION Of PARK PROPERTY, -AND-THE CITY WOULD HAVE TO PAY fOR THIS
<br />PORTION Of THE STREET PAVING. THE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED THAT THIS ITEM BE
<br />HELD IN COMMITTEE AND THAT fURTHER DISCUSSION BE HELD WITH BREEDEN BROS. RE-
<br />GARDING THE POSSIBILITY Of THEIR PAYING fOR ALL OR A PORTION or THE STREET
<br />WHICH WOULD PASS THROUGH PARK PROPERTY.
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<br />4. REQUEST BY LANE COUNTY FAI R BOARD rOR OPEN I NG O"f 15TH AVENUE fROM JErrERSON
<br />STREET TO THE FA1RGR&UNDS -'THE COMMrTTEEVISI~ED THE ~REAUPON THE REQUEST
<br />Of THE FA I R BOARD TO 0 I SCU5STHE POSS I B I L I TY or OPEN I NG 15TH AVENUE rROM
<br />UEF-fERSON STREET TO THE FA I RGROUNDS. I T 'WAS EXPLA I NED THAT THE OPENI NG OF
<br />TH I 5 "STREET . WOULD eENEf I'T' NOT ONLY niE FA I RGROUNDS AND THE TRArr I C BROBI3EM
<br />D~RING EVENTS AT THE FAIRGROUNDS, BUT WOULD ALSO BENErlT THE CITY BECAUSE
<br />IT WOULD BETTER rACILITATE T,HE HANDLING ,OF TRAffiC NEAR THE CITY SWIMMING POOL
<br />ADJACENT TO THE FAIRGROUNDS: THE 'COMMITTEERECOMMENDEDTHAT,THE,COUNTY FAIR
<br />BOA,RD'S REQUEST' BE GRANTED AND THAT THE' CI"TY PAY rOR THE BLACKTOPPING Of 15TH
<br />AVENUE fROM THE PRESENT PAVING TO THE FAIRGROUNDS PROPERTY, AND THAT AN EX-
<br />CHANGE Of TWO SMALL AREAS or PROPERTY BE NEGOTIATED WITH THE" FAIR BOARD.
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<br />5. REQUEST BY EUGEN~ LAC~i~OR V~RIANCE FROM 20' rRONT PROPERTY LINE SETBACK
<br />rOR RES IDENCE AND' GARAGE AT 2820 IL INOR STREET -- THE COMM I TTEE V I S I TED THE
<br />SITE OF A PROPOSED RES"IDENCE AT ,2820 ELINOR STREET fOR WHICH A REQUEST HAD
<br />BEEN RECEIVED fOR VARIANCE fROM 20' 'FRONT PROPERTY LINE SETBACK AND WHICH
<br />VARIANCE HAD BEEN RECOMMENDED FO~ APPROVAL~Y 7HE BOARD Of ApPEALS. AfTER
<br />TAKING INTO 'CONSIDERATION THE CONTOUR or THE LOT AND THE ~ACT THAT OTHER
<br />HOMES ON TH1S SID~ Of'THE STREET ARE LESS 7HAN 2~' IN'SETBACK, THE COMMITTEE
<br />RECOMMENDED THAT THE DECISION OF THE BOARD Of ApPEALS BE UPHELD AND THAT THE
<br />VARIANCE BE GRANTED . "' ,
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<br />6. REQUEST FROM DONALD FURTICK rOR VARIANCE FROM rRONT YARD SETBACK AT'1725
<br />FAIRMOUNT BOULEVARD - THE COMMITTEE VISITED THE' LOT -AT'1725' FA'I-RMOUNT BOULE -
<br />VARD ON WHICH A 'REQUEST rOR'VARIANCE rROM fRONT'PROPERTY LINE'SETBACK HAD
<br />BEEN RECEIVED. -MR. FURTICK EXPLAINED'TO THE COMMITTEE THAT HE HAD BEEN UN-
<br />ABLE TO ATTEND TH~ MEETING or THE BOARD Of ApPEALS DUE 70 THE CONf~SION RE-
<br />GARDING MEETING TIME, AND PRE'SENTED HIS REASONS WHY THIS VARIANCE SHOULD BE
<br />GRANTED. HE EXPLAINED THAT DUE TO THE SHARP RISE IN ELEVATION TO THE RE-AR
<br />or THE LOT, HE WAS REQUESTING -A 25' SETBACK SO THAT THE' PROPERTY WO~ULD HAVE
<br />AS MUCH BACK YARD SPACE AS P6SSIBLE. AfTER TAKING ALL fACTS ~r THE,MATTER
<br />INTO CONSIDERATION, THE COMMITTEE AGREED THAT MR. FURTICK'S REQUEST WAS
<br />REASONABLE AND RECOMMEN~ED THAT THE VARIANCE BE GRANTED, REVERSING THE ACTION
<br />OF THE BOARD ,or ApP~AL-S WHICH w~~ T_O-"DE~NY UTHE RE_QUEST. ~MR" FURT I CK EXPLA I NED
<br />THAT TIME IS or THE E'SSENCEAND 'URGENTL"Y REQUESTED THAT ~ACT row BE TAKEN 'AT THE
<br />COUNCIL MEETING or MAY 2~; 1~5~.
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