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<br />1/28/63
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<br />MRS. LAURIS MOVED SECONDED BY MR. SWANSON TO UPHOLD THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOM-
<br />MENDATION FOR DENIAL OF THE REQUESTED CHANGE OF ZONE. VOTE ON THE MOTION TIED,
<br />WITH COUNCILMEN LAURIS, SWANSON, DEVERELL AND PURDY VOTING YES; COUNCILMEN CHATT,
<br />CHRISTENSEN, CRAKES AND HAWK VOTING NO, AND THE MATTER WAS HELD OVER TO THE COUNCIL
<br />MEETING ON MONDAY, JANUARY 28, 1963.
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<br />MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. CRAKES THAT THE ZONE CHANGE BE APPROVED. THE MAYOR THEN CALLED FOR
<br />DISCUSSION ON THE MOTION.
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<br />THE CITY MANAGER READ A LETTER SIGNED BY MR. GLENN COUGILL OF COUGILL AND HANSEN WHICH STATED THE BELIEF
<br />THAT THE ZONE CHANGE REQUESTED BY ALBERTSONS AT 32ND AND HILYARD WOULD BE A WRONG MOVE BY THE COUNCIL,
<br />THAT MARKETS OF THIS SIZE AND TYPE REQUIRE QUITE A SALES VOLUME TO MAINTAIN EFFICIENT OPERATION AND
<br />THAT WITH THE SEVERAL SMALL MARKETS IN THE AREA PLUS MCKAYS AT 30TH AND HILYARD, IT WAS HIS FEELING
<br />THAT THE ALBERTSONS STORE WOULD NOT OPERATE AT A REASONABLE PROFIT. W,TH COUGILL AND HANSEN HOLDING
<br />20 ACRES AT 29TH AND WILLAMETTE FOR A MAJOR SHOPPING CENTER WHICH WOULD INCLUDE A SUPERMARKET, WHETHER
<br />THE MARKET WOULD BE OPERATED BY SAFEWAY, MCKAYS OR ALBERTSONS, IT WAS THEIR FEELING THAT THE AREA
<br />WOULD BE OVERBURDENED WITH THIS TYPE OF FOOD STORE. IT WAS ALSO THEIR FEELING THAT IT WOULD BE UNFAIR
<br />TO THE MERCHANTS ALREADY ESTABLISHED IN THE AREA TO INFLICT ANOTHER OPERATION IN THE SAME NEIGHBORHOOD.
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<br />MR. DAVE KNOX, SPEAKING FOR BENNETTS COMMUNITY BUILDERS, AGAIN REVIEWED THE CASE FOR ALBERTSONS, INC.,
<br />AND AT THE CONCLUSION OF HIS TALK PRESENTED MR. DEWEY BILLS OF ALBERTSONS WHO AGAIN REVIEWED THE REA-
<br />SONS WHY ALBERTSONS WISHED TO HAVE THIS AREA REZONED, ALSO STATING THAT HE WOULD BE HAPPY TO ANSWER
<br />ANY QUESTIONS WHICH MIGHT COME FROM THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN ATTENDANCE AS WELL AS THE COUNCIL MEMBERS.
<br />MR. LLOYD BOND, ARCHITECT, SHOWED A SKETCH OF THE PROPOSED SCREENING WALL AND PLANTINGS AND THEIR
<br />RELATION TO ALBERTSONS AND RESIDENCES. THREE OR FOUR PEOPLE IN THE AUDIENCE VOICED THEIR APPROVAL OF
<br />THE PROPOSED ZONE CHANG~, SAYING THEY HAD NO OBJECTION TO ALBERTSONS COMING INTO THE AREA.
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<br />THERE WERE ALSO SEVERAL SPEAKING AGAINST THE PROPOSED ZONE CHANGE, AMONG THEM MR. BILL STEWART OF
<br />2476 ALDER STREET, WHO HAD MADE A COMPLETE LAYOUT OF THE AREA SHOWING THE LOCATION OF THE VARIOUS
<br />STORES IN RELATION TO THE RESIDENTIAL AREA, AND GIVING SEVERAL REASONS WHY THE NEIGHBORHOOD WOULD
<br />OBJECT TO ALBERTSONS STORE BEING ESTABLISHED AT 82ND AND HILYARD.
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<br />AFTER APPROXIMATELY TWO HOURS OF DISCUSSION BETWEEN THE PRINCIPALS, MEMBERS OF THE GENERAL PUBLIC IN
<br />THE AUDIENCE, THE QUESTION WAS CALLED FOR ON THE MOTION TO APPROVE THE ZONE CHANGE. ROLLCALL VOTE.
<br />MOTION CARRIED, COUNCILMEN CHATT, CHRISTENSEN, CRAKES, HAWK AND PURDY VOTING YES; COUNCILMEN LAURIS,
<br />SWANSON AND DEVERELL VOTING NO. MAYOR CONE EXPLAINED THAT THIS ACTION WOULD NOW AUTOMATICALLY BE
<br />REFERRED TO~A JOINT MEETING OF THE PLANNING COMMISSION AND THE CITY COUNCIL.
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<br />9. AMBULANCE LICENSING REGULATIONS - PROPOSED CHANGES IN THE LICENSING REGULATIONS FOR
<br />AMBULANCES WERE PRESENTED BY MR. JOHN LUVAAS WHO ANSWERED QUESTIONS FROM THE COUNCIL
<br />AS TO THE REASON FOR THE PROPOSAL AT THIS TIME. MR. LUVAAS STATED THAT STATE REGULATIONS
<br />WERE TO BE AMENDED AND ENFORCED SOMETIME IN MARCH AND THAT LOCAL REGULATIONS WOULD BE
<br />OUTDATED AT THAT TIME. AFTER SOME FURTHER DISCUSSION BY MR. LUVAAS, DR. PURDY MOVED
<br />SECONDED BY MR. HAWK TO HOLD THE MATTER UNTIL THE NEXT COMMITTEE MEETING. MOTION CARRIED."
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<br />MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. CRAKES TO APPROVE ITEM 9 OF THE COMMITTEE REPORT. MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />ITEMS ON COMMITTEE AGENDA JANUARY 24, 1963 NOT CONSIDERED AT THAT TIME:
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<br />I. PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT - JANUARY 2, 1963
<br />A. AMENDMENTS TO ZONING ORDINANCE 10691 - THE PLANNING COMMISSION PROPOSED CERTAIN
<br />AMENDMENTS TO THE ZONING ORDINANCE REGARDING CAMPUS LIVING ORGANIZATIONS IN RESI-
<br />DENTIAL ZONES AND ADDING SOME USES TO.C-I LIMITED COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS.
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<br />MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. HAWK THAT THE AMENDMENTS BE APPROVED AND THE AMENDING ORDINANCE PASSED.
<br />MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />B. ANNEXATIONS PINE RIDGE PARK (CLIFF COOK), BAILEY LANE AREA (CITYCOF EUGENE), AND
<br />OAKMONT SUBDIVISION (JORDAN) - THE PLANNING COMMISSION RECOMMENDED APPROVAL OF
<br />THESE THREE ANNEXATIONS BY 100% CONSENT PETITION.
<br />
<br />MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. CRAKES THAT THE ANNEXATIONS BE APPROVED AND INITIATING ORDINANCES PASSED.
<br />MOTION CARRIED.
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<br />2. PLANNING COMMISSION REPORT - JANUARY 21, 1963
<br />A. VACATION ALLEY SOUTH OF EAST 32ND BETWEEN EAST AMAZON, HILYARD AND ALDER - THIS
<br />VACATION,PETITIONED BY ALBERTSONS, INC., HAD BEEN RECOMMENDED FOR DENIAL BY THE
<br />PLANNING COMMISSION.
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<br />MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MR. CRAKES TO APPROVE THE VACATION OF THE ALLEY AND PASS THE ORDINANCE
<br />CALLING A HEARING IN THE MATTER. MOTION CARRIED, MESSRS. SWANSON AND DEVERELL VOTING NO.
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<br />3. IMPROVEMENT PETITIONS
<br />A. PAVING 36TH, HILYARD TO EAST BOUNDARY CRESTWOOD TERRACE ADDITION - 50%
<br />B. PAVING ARTHUR, 12TH TO 13TH - 82.9%
<br />C. SANITARY SEWER IN AREA BETWEEN WEST AMAZON DRIVE AND DILLARD ROAD, AND BETWEEN
<br />39TH PLACE AND DILLARD ROAD - 100%
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<br />MR. CHATT MOVED SECONDED BY MRS. LAURIS THAT THE IMPROVEMENT PETITIONS BE APPROVED AND ORDINANCES
<br />PASSED INITIATING THE PROJECTS. MOTION CARRIED.
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