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"zj : J ani.iaiy"8~'--'19 7 3 :; Annexations"J?ecommended '--'~',-r~--' --<'" l. North side of Crescent between Coburg Road and Chuckanut, 0.99 acres 2. .Between Four Oaks Grange Road and Bertelsen Road south of l8th, 0.98 ----.---.-<., --. , I acres ;Comm l/ 311/7 3 publiC:' Rub{irng ,I; 'Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. Wood to schedule the recommendations for hearing at the February 12, 1973 Council meeting. I I. .. ~~Manager expla~ned that both annexat~ons are ~sland areas which the Planning Conmds- 'sion felt it would be desirable to eliminate. i, ,River Front Bicycle Paths - Mrs. Campbell noted that Item 3A requesting zone change ~ to provide for planned unit development covers property lying along the Willamette I River. She asked how dedications for bicycle paths are handled when properties ! along the Ri ver are developed - whether there is some legal document filed - in i view of the confusion which arose in development of the Thunderbird and Shields ; motel properties. Manager said any dedication of bicycle paths would be incorporated : into a PUD agreement; it would be a legal document dedicating the area for park purposes.: " . Councilwoman Beal asked if discussion could be scheduled at some future commi ttee i meeting on status of parkway adjacent to the Thunderbird and Shields developments ~and whether the Planning Commission has authority to ensure dedication of those 'areas. Manager explained that the property between the proposed building for : Thunderbird ~d the riverbank involved an EWEB waterline easement on which no build- . :ing could be constructed. Agreement was reached on location of parking area so ',that space will be left for a bicycle path, a berm, and landscaping. The number of . parking spaces in the development was reduced so as not to encroach upon the ease- 'ment and still allow room for the path and lanascaping, on the basis that the pro- :'posed restaurant and motel combination parking use would be adequately provided for. ~ The agreement was reached only to permi t the developer to go ahead wi th planning . and designing for preliminary PUD approval. The development itself was scaled down :to accommodate the plans as outlined, and although the exact width of the proposed ,public dedication is not known at this time it does provide for a bicycle path, and 'landscaping and a berm between the parking and the path. Staff will attempt to ob- ,tain information with regard to status of a public dedication along the riverfront adjacent to Valley River. Manager said the Planning commission authority at this ,time applies only if a PUD is requested or zone change to which condi tion of dedica- tion can be tied. The Conmdssion does not have complete control over the riverbank under present statutes. It was noted also that the Shields development is outside the Ci ty . .: In answer to Mrs. Beal's question about protecting undeveloped portions of the riverbank, Manager said it would sometimes require City purchase, or in many in- stances is a negotiating process. A major portion of properties abutting the River on both banks within the city is in public ownership. Mr. Keller suggested that a map be prepared showing riverfront properties in public ownership. r : Comm 1/i3l/73 Vote was taken ,on the motion to schedule public hearing on the Planning Commission ,recoIr11Tlendatiops. M'?.t~O,1?, carried unanimously. .' , 'r Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. Hershner that Items A through KK be approved, affirmed, and filed as noted. Rollcall vote. .Motion carried, i;l.ll counciJ.m:en present vot~ng aye. IV .... Ordinances Council Bill No. 159 - Levying assessments for paving and sewers within Wingate Park Subdivision (72-14 and 72-18), read the first time on Ja~uary 8, 1972 and referred to Hearing Panel on January 29, 1973, was read the second time by council bill number only, there being no councilman present requesting that it be read in full. Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. Hershner that the bill be approved and given final passage. Rollcall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and numbered 16702. Council Bill No. 162 - Levying assessments for paving and storm sewer on Monroe Street from 28th Avenue to 550 feet south; sanitary sewer east and west of Monroe Street from south line of Arcadia Park to 160 feet south (72-24), read the first time on January 8, 1972 an.d re- ferred to Hearing Panel on January 29, 1973, was read the second time by council bill number only, there being no councilman present requesting that it be read in full. Mr., Williams moved seconded by Mr. Hershner that the bill be approved and given final passage. RollGall vote. All councilmen present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and numbered , 16703. ,-: <~ " , ~ ...~ :- ~_.'-- -"""'--,' ..- -=- ~ _....-- -r ~b 2/12/73 - 22