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the appeal would delay implementation until December 1. Mr. Hanks stressed that any delay would reduce the time for evaluation, but it would also allow for some e adjustment to the program. He said there would be no significant problem in delaying if staff was assured of an affirmative vote on November 9, but he added that any wholesale changes after that would pose a problem in implementation by December 1. Councilor Hansen said he would vote against the motion and that he wished to postpone the decision until November 9, 1983, when more information might be avail abl e. . The motion failed, 4:3; Councilors Schue, Ball, and Lindberg voting aye; Councilors Smith, Obie, and Hansen voting nay; Mayor Keller broke the tie by voting nay. Mr. Obie moved, seconded by Ms. Smith, that the City Council postpone its decision on the appeal on the West University On- Street Parking Pricing Program until November 9, 1983. The motion carried, 5:1; Councilors Schue, Lindberg, Smith, Obie, and Hansen voting aye; Councilor Ball voting nay. Councilor Hansen asked staff to layout the Woonerf Project so that the council could walk through the area. Councilor Obie said he wanted to know the number of single-family residences without available off-street parking for the November 9 meeting. He said he was e not comfortable with the program and did not feel that more information would change his mind. He said he would be more inclined to assign parking spaces to those residents without off-street parking. He said he would like to solve the problems of the people residing in the area. Ms. Smith left the meeting. B. Annexation/Rezoning Request for Property Located West of the Willamette River and South of Stults Street from County RA Suburban Residential District, RG Garden Apartment Residential District, RG/X Garden Apartment Residential District with Site Review Procedures, C-2 Neighborhood Commercial District and C-2/X Neighborhood Commercial District with Site Review Procedures to City RA Suburban Residential District, R-2 Limited Multiple-Family Residential District, C-2/SR Community Commercial District with Site Review Procedures and appli- cation of Outlying Commercial Sign District, and PL Public Lands District (R. P. Clemens) (A/Z 83-7) (memo, maps attached; background information under separate cover) Assistant City Manager David Whitlow introduced the agenda item. Tom Hayes of the Planning Department presented the staff report. He reviewed the staff notes, stating that the request included 30 tax lots under 18 ownerships and was a triple majority annexation request, explaining that this meant that a majority of the property owners, representing a majority of the area, and the assessed value. were in favor of the request. He said 12 of the 18 property owners had petitioned for the annexation. representing 65 percent of the property owners. - MINUTES--Eugene City Council October 10, 1983 Page 15