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Ms. Ehrman moved, seconded by Mr. Holmer, to adopt a final order rezoning property located on both sides of River Road, e south of Crocker Lane and north of the existing city limits from County C-2/UL and County C-1/UL to City C-2, and from County RA/UL to City R-1 and designation of commercial and residential sign districts. Mr. Bennett said he would like an answer to the proper zoning of Tax Lot 200 as soon as possible. Mr. Sercombe said a legal opinion can be ready next week. Mayor Obie said he would like the subarea study expedited. The motion carried unanimously, 7:0. II. PUBLIC HEARING: ANNEXATION/REZONING REQUEST FOR PROPERTY LOCATED ON THE EAST AND WEST SIDES OF PRAIRIE ROAD BETWEEN BELTLINE ROAD AND LEGHORN AVENUE; ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF FEDERAL LANE BETWEEN GENT ROAD AND PRAIRIE ROAD; ON THE NORTH AND SOUTH SIDES OF IVING ROAD BETWEEN GENT ROAD AND THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD; NORTH AND SOUTH OF BELTLINE ROAD EAST OF THE NORTHWEST EXPRESSWAY; AND BELTLINE ROAD RIGHT-OF-WAY WITH ASSOCIATED UTILITY CORRIDORS (MARXEN, KEMPF, ET AL) (AZ 87-9) Assistant City Manager Dave Whitlow introduced the item. Alan Lowe of the Planning Department gave the staff report. He revi ewed the background material which indicated the proposal involved 135 acres. Mr. Lowe sa i d a recent legal description indicated the proposal includes 122 acres. He said e approva 1 of the proposal will not create islands. The properties of both consenting and nonconsenting owners are included in the proposal. All the privately owned properties are designated and zoned for industrial use. All the properties are developed except Tax Lots 1806, 2602, and 4305 (Assessor1s Map 17-04-10-0 0). Mr. Lowe said the proposal includes rights-of-way of parts of Beltline, Prairie, and Irving roads because sanitary sewers will be constructed in Prairie and Irving roads. Annexation of Beltline Road will provide continuity to the city.s main boundary and for a noncontiguous industrial parcel annexed in 1983. The proposal includes the EWEB reservoir, pump station, and transmission and water facilities, and two sanitary sewer pressure mains and one pump station. He said the State will retain jurisdiction of Beltline Road if the proposal is approved. Mr. Lowe said the proposal is consistent with the Metro Plan and the Eugene Code and the properties are contiguous to existing city limits at two places on Beltline Road. A minimum level of key urban facilities can be provided. He reviewed written testimony in the background material and the organizations to which written notification of the proposal was sent. He said the applicants requested the ten-year tax differential plan. Answering a question from Ms. Ehrman about Amended Attachment A, Mr. Lowe said Johnson, Smith, Pacific Northwest Bell, Dunn, and the Univerisity of e MINUTES--Eugene City Council October 26, 1987 Page 6