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<br />1 d. Vari"ance' to al10'wstorage facility, 22~d-between Hilyard 'and' Alder - The City I
<br /> Manager said, W. J. Baker requested postponement of this item to a later meeting.
<br /> Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Anderson to postpone.the item to the first meeting in 'November.'
<br /> Motion carried.
<br />2 e. Street Name Changes - The Planning Commission recommended approval of changing the
<br /> name of Winnepeg Street in Terresa Gardens plat to Terresa Avenue, and Jolly Street
<br /> in Gay Acres plat to Balfour Street.
<br /> Dr. Purdy moved secopded by Mr. Anderson to approve the name chan~es. Motion carried.
<br />3 f. Rezone to R-2 PD, Oak Patch between 15th and 18th, Chowning - The Planning Commission
<br /> reported -this reque'si was postponed until adoption of the new zoning 'ordinance:
<br /> No action was taken.
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<br /> a. Rezone to R'-3G, 3007' Wil1amette Street , Weaver --The Planning 'Coriunission recommended
<br /> rezoning to R-3G on the condition that the developer install a five-foot wide plant-
<br /> ing strip along the north and east sides and a ten-foot planting strip along the
<br /> south side of_the,,'p.arking area, both t~ 'be maintained by installation of an Lrriga-
<br /> tion system and have Parks 'Department 'revie~ to regulate the height and effectiveness
<br /> of the plantings, and that a six-foot high fence be installed ~l~ni the north, east,
<br /> and south sides of the parking area. I
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<br /> Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. .Anderson to approve the rezoning:with conditions set forth by the
<br /> Planning Commission. Motion carried.
<br />5 b. Annex Bailey:HilL Road - The Planning Commission recomniended annexation of. this area
<br /> at this time, due to the Lane Juvenile Department IS 'critical :need -for a loea tion. The
<br /> Planning Di~ector said a larget area.adjacent to this is also ~eingconsidered for
<br /> annexation.
<br /> Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr.Anderson to call a public hearing on the annexation. Motion carried.
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<br /> ORDI NANCES
<br />6 Council Bill No. 8172 - Levying assessments'for sanitary sewer in~D-66-3 (bounded by Dove Lane,
<br /> Taney Street" BPA easement, arid future north/south Belt Line Road)submitted and read the first. time
<br /> in full on September 25, 1967 and held over to this meeting to allow proper notice of assessment to
<br /> be given owner.s of affected properties; was brought back for consideration with two written protests
<br /> on file, one from J. H. Sorenson, 4300 Avalon Avenue, the other from Albert W. and Mary Larsung, 210
<br /> David, Apt. 11, Carson City, Nevada.
<br /> Mr. Sorenson objected to five assessments against properties in his ownership because of a drainage
<br /> ditch running through one property and installation of ' two taps for one property on the City.ls advice
<br /> resulting in an unnecessary charge of $212.63. Mr.Sorenson felt the other assessments were either a I
<br /> duplication 'of sewer costs. or .should be. deferred. until the properties are developed.
<br /> The Public Works Director explained the amount charged each parcel was made .according to the standard
<br /> assessment procedure. He said because of change in assessment policy during construction of this
<br /> sewer, Mr. Sorenson has a legitimate claim with regard to the $212.63 charge, and recommended its
<br /> deletion. A reportfrom:the Public Works Department was presented.giving the estimated cost at the
<br /> time of contract award 'and t'he method of assessment.
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<br /> Councilman Lassen ment:Loned.;the possibility of. deferring .assessment .on one ,of, the undeveloped p,rop- e
<br /> erties on which a pond is located. Mr. Sorenson offered to dedicate a freeze strip and asked delay
<br /> on the assessment until' the Council could v.iew:-the property.,
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<br /> Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Anderson that ,the council.bill be read the second !time? by council bill
<br /> number only, with unanimous consent of the Council, deleting $212.63 against Lot .13, Block 1, 3rd
<br /> Addition to Echo Hollow Park (Item 67). Motion carried unanimously and the bill was read the second
<br /> time by council bill number :only.
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<br /> Dr. Purdy moved seconded.by Mr. Anders.on that ,the bill be'read the third time, as am~nded, by cquncil
<br /> bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council. Motion carried unanimqusly and the bill as
<br /> amended was read the third time by council bill number only.
<br /> Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Anderson that the bill as amended be approved and given final ,passage.
<br /> Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill as amended was declared passed and num-
<br /> bered 15010.
<br />7 Council Bill No.. 8173 ~ :Levying assessments for sidewalk on east side of VanBuren from 1st Avenue I
<br /> to Clark Street; and north side of Clark Street from Grand Street to Jackson Street, submitted and
<br /> read the first time in full on September 25, 1967 and held over to this meeting to allow proper notice
<br /> of assessment to be given owners of affected properties, was brought back for consideration with no
<br /> written protests on file.
<br /> Dr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Anderson that the bill be read the second time by council bill number
<br /> only, with uJ)ani.mous co:nsent of the Council. Motion carried unanimously..and:the bill .was read the e
<br /> second time by council bill number only.
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