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<br /> Q. Housing Dispersal Policy Plan - Planning Commission on July 22, 1974 recommended I
<br /> Coun~il approval by resolution of Housing Dispersal Policu Plan submitted by the \
<br /> Joint Housing Committee, copies of which were distributed to Council members. i
<br /> e Assistant Manager proposed scheduling discussion ot' the Plan at.the September 4 I
<br /> committee meeting.
<br /> Pat Decker, comprehensive planning, reviewed the policy statements submitted.
<br /> :She said it W?lS proposed that dispersed housing would be restricted to subsidized
<br /> ,housing for families having annual incomes less than $7,000, excluding elderly I
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<br /> .and student populations because needs of those two groups appeared to call for I
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<br /> 'concentrations near specific types of services. Subsidized housing-sliou-lq be !
<br /> ,discouraged in- planning districts (defined and mapped in the plan document) in j
<br /> which existing subsidized housing exceeded twice the percentage for the city~as---J.
<br /> a whole (2x4.4% in 1973). Also, any planning distjrict with subsidized housing I
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<br /> 'units less than one-half the city's percentage would be considered high priprity I
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<br /> distri,cts-for- location of subsidized housing. With regard to spacing within dis- ,
<br /> r&r~cts, it was pro~osed that .subsidized units would-constitute no more than 20%
<br /> of the units in'a -si-ngye-famil-y-,subdivision, no mO.re than three such units could I
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<br /> adjoin, and there would be no size_lj,mit on single-family supdiv:ision-containing I
<br /> subsidized units. Further, that wi th}n~subsi-di-:ieamu':' t1.pte-::'famiIy developm~nts I
<br /> there would be no more than 80 units, and no project of more than 40 units would f
<br /> be located wi thin a one-half mile radius of any existing project of more .than i
<br /> 40 units, and no more than two small projects could be located within a one-ha~f
<br /> imile radius of each other.
<br /> e Ms. Decker explained further additional criteria for spacing and proportionate
<br /> I number of subsidized units in individual multiple-family structures. And the
<br /> Joint Housing Committee, in the plan document, recommended a continued policy of
<br /> budgeting city funds to assist in }~nd acquisition or de~elopment costs in high
<br /> priority dispersal areas, and amendment to CIR. r-rovisisions of the City Code to i
<br /> refer more specifically to the Housing Dispersal policy Plan.
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<br /> Councilman Williams, member of the Joint Housing Committee, said one of the main I
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<br /> concerns of the Committee was ghettoization in the city. Development of the Plan, I
<br /> ,he said, was an attempt to respond to those concel'ns. He favored delay of further
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<br /> ,discussion to give the opportunity for Shldy of the Plan. Councilman Murray
<br /> (agreed and expressed the hope that ampl8 time would be provided on the September 4
<br /> lcommi ttee agenda for discussion. Councilwoman Campbell though t the discussion
<br /> ~hould include some ide~'of costs involved and maImer of implementing the Plan.
<br /> Councilwoman Beal applauded the attempt: to prevent formation of ghettoes hut : Comm
<br /> i wondered w~at would be d~ne about those now in existence. . counc~~man Williams 8/28/74
<br /> : noted prec~se treatment ~n the Plan document of the quest~ons ra~sed and sug- : File
<br /> gested delay of detailed review until the next week's committee meeting. It wasl
<br /> understood ample time would be allowed on that _9qenda. ..,...__ ."' .0"" -'
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<br /> R. Workshop, Hou:;ing and Communi ty DevelopmentJlct of 1974 - Septemher 9--11, 1974 i~
<br /> Seattle, sponsored by Lea:1ve of Oregon Ci til's wi th other leagues in Federal Region X '
<br /> and National League of Cities, to review the new legiSlation on revenue sharing. -:
<br /> Council members interested in attending were asked to contact the M~nager's officeCo~m
<br /> so that registration and reservations could betaken care of. 8/28/7 4
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<br /> S. i Distribution - Copies of letters were distributed from, . ~
<br /> 1. IJason Lee, attorney, 495 State Street, Salem dated August 19, 1974 re: lomm
<br /> \Renaming 13th Avenue "Wayne Morse Avenue." 9/4{74
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<br /> 2. :Iridependent phi Beta Kappa Environmental Study Group received August 23, 1974 \
<br /> ,. urging rejection of Nelson Rockefelle_r _~~ vice president of the United States. i
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<br /> T. !Field Burning - Mayor Anderson commented on anbther "black Tuesday" (September 3)
<br /> tand the State's "smoke management program" which resulted in an extremely in-
<br /> :tolerable situation in the Eugene area because of' seed field burning. He said he
<br /> /was impatient with the inconsistent propaganda with regard to value of the seed
<br /> . : industry and its efforts to develop machinery to counteract. the smoke problem.
<br /> iHe thought the people of Eugene had been patient but that the density of smoke
<br /> in this area on the 3rd had strengthened their resolve that there should be no
<br /> extension of the ban on field burning. He noted a statement he had prepared
<br /> (copies to be made available to those interested) calling on Eugene people to !
<br /> ~contact their legislators and other people responsible for eradication of the I
<br /> Iproblem to make them aware of its severity. He asked Council members to en-
<br /> icourage their constituents to write, realizing that further protests from govern-
<br /> .ing bodies were repetitive and lacked the necessary impact on the DEO.to get
<br /> 'action from the smoke management office and to make sure the problem would soon
<br /> be alleviated.
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