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21~ e 1/25/65 I rezoning of this area would be ,in line with that of the area across Cal:Young Road, and that the Bank would erect a facility in keeping with the area in which it was' to be located. Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Anderson to uphold the Planning Commission recommendation to deny the request. Motion carried. Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to approve Item lf of the Committee report. e Mr. Gordon Cottrell, representing his client, Mr. Rust, stated they would like to pre- sent some additional information on the project, however his client was not able to be present at this meeting. After some further discussion, Mrs. Lauris moved seconded by Mr. Chatt to table this item for two weeks. Motion carried. 1 g. Rezoning NW corner Coburg and Willakenzie to C-3P (Olson)(65-006) - The Planning Commission had recommended denial of Mr. Olson's request to rezone an area on the northwest corner of Coburg and Willakenzie from RA Outer Residential to C-3P Commercial, which would allow a Dairy Queen ice cream store on the south half of his property with continuation of the miniature golf course on the north half. Present- ing the case for the owner, Mr. Olson, and the operator, Mr. Adams, was Mr. Hershner who also submitted copies of two petitions containing names of residents of the immediate area who were in favor of the con- struction and operationof the Dairy Queen store at the proposed loca- tion. Mr. Adams stated that it was necessary for him to expand his business in such a way so as to have an income during the entire year and that a business of this type would be very much in line with the operation of the miniature golf course. After discussion by the Council, Mr. Anderson moved seconded by Mr. Crakes'to grant a Variance allowing the ice cream store. Motion carried, Dr. Purdy voting no. . (The item will be referred to a joint meeting of the Planning Commis- sion and Council for further discussion.) I Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr. Crakes to approve Item 19 of the Committee report. Mo- tion carried. 2 h. Rezoning area on west side of Madison between 25th and 26th to R-3G (Jensen)(65-002) - The Planning Commission had recommended denial of a request by Mr. Jensen to rezone from R-l Single Family Residential to R-3G Garden Apartment an area on the west side of Madison Street between 25th and 26th. Mr. Crakes moved seconded by Mr. Lassen to deny the request. Motion carried. I Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr. Crakes to approve Item lh of.the Committee report. Upon further discussion by the Council, Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mrs. Lauris to table this item for two weeks. Motion carried. ' 3 2" Ordinance. Licensin g Buildings Wreckers - The City Manager stated inquiries had been sent to a number of firms and individuals engaged in the business of wrecking buildings in the general area and in Salem and Springfield, ask- ing for their comments as to the need for a city ordinance licensing those people engaged in the business of wrecking buildings. In attendance at the committee meeting and speaking in favor of the establishment of such an ordinance were Mr. Harold Dean of Dean Construction Company, Springfield; Mr. Virgil Weatherly, Eugene; Mr. E. S. Ritter, Salem; Mr. Les Hardy repre~ senting the Eugene Building Contractors Association; and Mr. Slayton of Eugene Building Wreckers~ After hearing comments by these men, Mr.Crakes moved seconded by Mr. Anderson to have the staff prepare such a'licensing ordinance to be presented to the firms engaged in this business and to be discussed by the City Council. Motion carried. e Mr. Chatt moved seconded by Mr. Crakes to approve Item 2 of the Committee report. Mo- tion carried. 4 3. Bailey Hill Annexation - Mr. Gene Maier stated he had been asked to speak for a group of residents in the Bailey Hill-Acorn Park area who are in favor of having their properties annexed to the city of Eugene; He pointed out on a map the general area of the proposed annexation, stating that their com- mittee had sent out approximately 284 questionnaires, and 185 of these had been returned, with a majority of those returned favoring annexation. Mr. Maier stated that an election would possibly be held within the area pro- posed for annexation, and aske d the City Council members if they would be I 1/25/65 - 4 e :1 Il II~