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e Ms. Bascom said she favored the tax differential plan, and she agreed that the council might be rushing the issue, but she probably would vote in favor of the request. Res. No. 4076--A resolution furthering annexation to the City of Eugene and the Lane County Metropolitan Service District for two unincorporated islands located south of West 11th Avenue between Bertelsen Road and Terry Street. Mr. Holmer moved, seconded by Ms. Bascom, to adopt the resolution. Roll call vote; the motion carried 4:3, Councilors Bascom, Bennett, Schue, and Miller voting aye; Councilors Wooten, Ehrman, and Holmer voting nay. Mr. Holmer moved, seconded by Ms. Bascom, that the City Council recommend to the Lane County Local Government Boundary Commission that the tax differential schedule as presented be applied to the properties included in the City of Eugene's Willow Creek island annexation (AZ 87-14). Roll call vote, the motion carried 6:1, Councilors Ehrman, Holmer, Bascom, Bennett, Miller, and Schue voting aye; Councilor Wooten voting nay. e V. PUBLIC HEARING: CODE AMENDMENT CONCERNING NOTIFICATION REQUIREMENTS FOR LAND USE APPLICATIONS (CA 87-9) City Manager Mike Gleason introduced the item. Jim Croteau of the Planning Department presented the staff report. He said the item would amend Chapter 9 of the code regarding land use applications that involved the public. He said the amendment would apply to applications for annexations, zone changes, planned unit developments, conditional use permits, subdivisions, and sign district boundary changes. He said current applications prior to public hearings required mailed notice to abutting property owners two lots deep. Mr. Croteau said the Citizen Involvement Committee (CIC) had expressed concern about the notice requirement, and the proposal would establish a specific distance around the subject property, to include all properties within 300 feet or all properties within 500 feet if the application would change zoning or sign district uses from residential to non-residential uses. Mr. Croteau said the amount of notice would be similar to that in current requirements, except in highly developed areas, where staff predicted that the number of mailed notices would increase. He said the Planning Commission and the CIC both had been unanimous in recommending adoption of the amendment. He added that similar ordinance language had been presented to the Planning Commission. e MINUTES--Eugene City Council January 11, 1988 Page 11