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r-24 e 5/11/64 I Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Chatt to approve the 9-nnexa.tion subj ect to the condition that the developers bear:an~ extra costs of sewer construction because of construction through the Golf Course. Motion carried. 1 3. Bailey Lane/School Site Plan -,Mr. Roy:Erdmann, .assistant superintendent of District No. 4 for buildings, presented layouts showing three different proposals for the proposed site for the construction of a school in the Bailey Lane area. All three plans concerned the utilization of City property, in conjunction with School District 4 property; The Director of Public.Works explained to the Council members the streets involved and the approaches to.the school-park site. No deci~ion was reached on the discussion which followed, and.the:matter will be brought up at the Council meeting on Monday, May 11, 1964, for a staff recommendation. e The City Manager read a motion which was to be presented at the School Board meeting on May 11, 1964 regarding exchange of property between School District No. 4 and the City of Eugene; The City Manager recommended that the Common Council make a similar motio~ regarding property,excharge. Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Chatt that the Common Council of the City of Eugene approve an exchange:of Feal property of, equal value,with Schobl District No. :4, Lane County, Oregon, in order to provide for the joint development of a school~park site adjacent to Bailey Lane. I Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Chatt to amend the ~otion to state:if at all possible to make the main access to the school off of Coburg Road. Motion carried. A vote was then taken on'the original motion'as amended, aqd mot~on carried. 2 4. Paving and sanitary sewers Miles Vista Subdivision - This was a request forpaving.by Mr. Miles Kontich of a street off C~ty View,and, on call.for discussion by the Mayor; Mr. Gilmore wqo owns property adjacent to the Kontich property, protested the location of the:street as is 'now presented. :Since most of the discussion concerned the location of the proposed road or street, Mr; Christensen moved seconded by Dr. Purdy to refer the item back to the Planning Commission. Motion carried. ~t , --;' Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Chatt, to approve Item 4 of the Committee report. Motion carried. Items on May 7, 1964 Committe? agenda not con~ide~ed at that time: 3 1. Paving alley between Lincoln and Charnelton, 13th to 14th -'The Ctty:Manager pre~ented a:petition'for this Raving signed, by 9wners of .53% of.the property affected, stating there is a sanitary se~er'in the 9-11ey ~hi~~ should be 'reconstructed at City expense estimated at $8,100. He also stated that the sewer should be installed: now whe!J, paving rat~er than cut the street later to connect the sewe~ to the enlarged system.: I Mrs. Lauris,m9yed secon~ed by Mr. Chatt to app~9ve t~e petition for paving the al~ey and approve :.;-econstructi9n of.the:santtary sewer. R911call -vote. All councilm~n present voting aye, motion carried. e .f 2. Pl9-nning Commission'Report - April 7, 1964 a. Rezoning to C-l or R-4 3210 Willamette, Sahlstrom (64-040) - Mr.Larry An~erson representing Mr., Sah~strom a~dressed the Cou!J,cil:in regard to t~e request?d zone c~ange. He stated.that a service station could be built at, this location, or if th9-t typ~ of'z9ning:is not approved ,then a multiple dwe11 inK. ' . . Mr. D?ve Pederson representing the Pla!J,ning:Comm~ss~on explained that the Council and Planning Commission had denied R-3G zoning on property imm~diately to the north.: It wa~ felt that the:property~in this ar~a on the west side of Willamette Street shou19 remain re~id~nti~l. Mrs. Laurismoyed seconded py Mr. Chatt to uphold the Plabning,Co~i~sio!J, and d~ny the rezoning: request. Motion c9-rried. I 5/11/64 - 8: It ~