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Resolution No. 2250 - Establishing schedule of filing fees to be paid by appli- cants for tentative plan approval of partitions and sub- divisons was submitted and read by number and title. Public hearing was held with no testimony presented. ,Mr: WilD.ams moveds'e~'q,nded by Mr. Hershner to adopt the resolution. Motion ~~.- carried unanimously." G. Annexations 1. Approximately 6.54 acres on Goodpasture Island Road (Ernst-Valley River) Recommended by the Planning Commission on January 14~ 1974. Public hearing was held with no testimony presented. Resolution No. 2251 - Transmitting to Boundary Commission recommendation to annex 6.54 acres on Goodpasture Island Road (Ernst-Valley River) was submitted and read by number and title. Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. Hershner to adopt the resolution. Motion carried unanimously. 2. Approximately 6.04 acres on Willamette River bank west of Delta Highway (Valley River Inn) Recommended by Planning Commission on January 14~ 1974. Manager explained contractual process by which the subject. land was developed with annexation to occur after development thereby adding the additional value to the City's property tax base. The description of the property provided by the Planning Commission for transmittal to the Boundary Commission included that upon which the Valley River Inn sign was located. Contact had not been made with owner of the property to determine whether he was agreeable to inclusion of the sign in the area to be annexed" However~ Manager said~ he would have the opportunity at the Boundary Commission hearing to request revision of the description. Public hearing was held with no testimony presented. .- Resolution No. 2252 - Transmitting to Boundary Commission recommendation to annex 6.04 acres on Willamette River bank west of Delta Highway (Valley River Inn) was submitted and read by number and title. Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mr. Hershner to adopt the resolution. Motion carried unanimously. II - Consent Calendar Items acted upon with one motion after discussion of individual items if requested. Previously discussed in committee on January 9~ 1974 (Present: Mayor:7l.ri.derson; Council- men Williams~ Hershner~ McDonald~ Beal~ Campbell~ Keller~ MurraY';and~d); January 16~ 1974 (Present: Mayor Anderson; Councilmen Beal~ Campbell~ Keller~ Murray~ and 'Wood); and January 23~ 1974 (Present: Councilmen Williams (presiding)~ Hershner~ McDonald~ Beal~ Campbell~ Keller~ Murray~ and-~Wood). Minutes of those meetings appear below printed in i-talics. A. Ihannlng st.lidii,-Y;oodpas'ture Island Area - Maniiger rejJor-tedthree to Io-iircon- sultan-ts have been interviewed who are well qualified -to make the study on com- mercial needs of the City in relation to the Goodpasture Island area. Cos-t estima-tes based on a general description of the work range from $45,000 to $70,000. The es-timates appear realistic in view of the work to be done, perhaps on the high side because no analysis has been made of data which may already be available. Funding -the study to be comple-ted by July 1, 1974 presents a problem. The Plan- ning Department budge-t has abou-t $10,000 to $12,000 uncommitted funds which could be used; contingency funds in the general fund are not committed at this time; other governmental jurisdictions having possible interest in the proposed s-tudy because their planning is affected by the same problems have been approached and some help appears possible there; there is possibility of planning funds through the Governor's office. The City could fund the entire project but it would presen-t some budgetary problems because of increased cost of fuel and anticipated cutback in some other services. One al-ternative would be con-tinuing -the mora-torium in -the Goodpas-ture Island area for a year or year and a half while -the s-tudy is accomplished by Ci-ty staff, recognizing that help will be needed in the economic analysis area. It would also mean delaying commi-t-ted planning effor-ts such as -the Be-thel/Danebo s-tudy. Or -the mora-torium could be repealed and zoning applica- tions considered, relyin~'on the Fasano requirement for applican-ts to prove pUP1.ic 'Q -- -,'.'. "., ~.~~."~.. 1/28/74 - 6 0869 -- 0878 . .' 0919 .: 0920 .'~ '" -