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<br />Mrs.. Hayward asked for a .report from the staff when' a public hearing is held as to what kinds of
<br />things this money should be used. Mr. McKinley said it had been.suggested 'that on the bottom of the
<br />last page the word ."dormitory" be stricken, since this word appears again four words later.
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<br />To establish a procedure for determining the use of funds,. Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. McDonald I
<br />that interested persons make suggestions in writing befor:e theconnnittee meeting of June 18, about I 'I
<br />use of funds, and submit.proposals for use of the transient room tax. The City Council will then
<br />hold a public hearing on'June 23, 1969. I
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<br />The question was called on the motion.
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<br />Motion carried.
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<br />The Council took a short recess.
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<br />Mayor Anderson asked that proposals submitted by'Mr. Vonderheight be entered into the record, and
<br />Mr. Teague asked that copies of letters and proposals be forwarded to the Council in time to allow
<br />the Council to review them. Dr. Purdy asked ,for an exact copy of the charter amendment, passed
<br />relative to this tax.
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<br />Vote taken on motion. Motion carried.
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<br />4. Planning ConnnissionReport of May 6, 1969
<br />a. Nursln~'~homes, Offstreet Parking Requirements - City Council members asked for Planning
<br />Connnission Minutes at the earliest possible time, to give them a chance to make decis-
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<br />ions on planning matters.
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<br />Mr. Gribskov moved seconded by Dr. Purdy to approve the reconnnendation of the Planning
<br />Connnission to aLJ ow~ ~ lesser, n~mber of parking spaces at nursing homes, homes' f.Qr aged';
<br />group care homes, as:y:fYrJ1-~--;="~ic~';~~.fri6r(~21. 04 (b)4 'of Ord. No. 15158. Motion- 'carrie-cC
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<br />b. Sign Code Amendment - This amendment covers signs painted on buildings, which were
<br />previously omitted, and clari,fies the definition re: banners, posters, r,ibbons, lights,
<br />,etc. The Superintengent of Building explained that this matter had come before the
<br />Sign Board of Appeals, and it was felt it should be clarified that such signs, etc.,
<br />are prohibited.
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<br />Hr. Purdy moved seconded by Mr. Gribskov to approve the amendment 'of the Sign Code,
<br />Sections 11.0, Definitions, and Sec. 4"6, Prohibited Signs, as recommended by the Plan-
<br />ning Connnission. Motion carried.
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<br />c. Zone Change Re'quest, located between 5th and 7th, Willamette arid Pearl, from Ce2 to C-3,
<br />(Eugene Planning Connnission). This request includes property within the 7th and Willa-
<br />mette Off Street Parking District. It was initiated to correct duplication of parking
<br />ass'essment, since parking requirements were already complied with. Since the parking
<br />assessment lien was to be eliminated, there was no need to make a change in zoning.
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<br />Mr. Gribskov moved seconded by Dr. Purdy to uphold the Planning Connnission and deny
<br />the zone change request. Motion carried.
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<br />d. Annexation, Bond Lane and Norkenzie Road - (6.2 acres) Reconnnended by Planning Connnis-
<br />sian. Planning Connnission reconnnended final reading be held, pending Planned Unit
<br />Development approval. Portions of the property are in the city, and the owners wish
<br />to annex that portion not already part of the city.
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<br />Mr. Gribskov moved seconded by Dr. Purdy that the annexation be approved, subject to
<br />approval of Planned Unit Development, in accordance with the reconnnendation of the
<br />Planning Connnission. Motion carried;
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<br />Mrs. Hayward moved seconded by Mr. McDonald to approve Items la, lb, lc, and ld of the Connnittee.
<br />Report. Motion carried.
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<br />Building Code Amendment - The Homebuilders Association has requested an amendment to the
<br />building code to allow bedrooms"of 80 square feet minimum. The Superintendent' of Building
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<br />feels this may be justified. Mechanical and electrical requirements should also be reviewed III
<br />for possible amendment in order to redu~e the cost of low cost housing.
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<br />',After discussion, the Council said it would be willing to/discuss this matter at the regular
<br />meeting.
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<br />The City Manager explained that this matter
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<br />had come to the Council by virtue of a letter from Morven
<br />Homebuilders Assn. In response to an inquiry from the
<br />Building reported that this would be a justifiable
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<br />Mr. Morven Thomas said he had served on the Eugene' Joint Housing Connnittee for approximately l~ .
<br />years. At the last legislative session the connnittee had submitted a package of bills which attacked
<br />the problem of high cost housing in a fragmentary sort of way. It will take a large amount of
<br />legislation to achieve the purpose of providing low cost housing. The' savings afforded by this '
<br />reduction might be insignificant, but it would be a step in the right direction.
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<br />In answer to Councilman McDonald's question, Mr. Thomas said this would not interfere with any type
<br />financing. Mr. 'MOrtier explained that when the city has standards higher than County standa~ds,
<br />this promotes development outside the city limits. These are annexed, with accompanying problems.
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