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e industrial arterial to take the heavy traffic off the residential streets. He then reviewed the three sections of the project as outlined in his memorandum. He explained that the two resolutions will authorize the project assessment district and will authorize the City Manager to enter into an agreement with the State on the project. Since the project will be a newly located road in most instances, Mr. Teitze1 explained that the owners will only be assessed for the project as they use the road system. He expected half of the property owners on the south side of the project but none of the owners on the north side to use the project as an arterial street. He stated that the section of the project between Maple Street and Highway 99 will be assessed normally. He stated that the Be1t1ine to Bertelsen section was ready for bids and the Bertelsen to Maple Street would be ready in a month or so; therefore, a com- pleted road section was expected by the end of the summer. The balance of the roadway between Highway 99 and Maple Street will be widened after 1987 when funds are available. In response to a question, Mr. Teitzel stated that the assessed property owners will be paying for only half the road, with the City and State paying for the other half. He did not expect any owners on the north side of the project to use the road due to the ditch. He said the City will study the property on the south side of the project for any potential use of the road and will possibly place a deferred assessment on those properties. Mr. Gleason added that the project will link up to the 6th/7th Widening, 6th/7th Extension, the Chambers Overpass, and the Beltline Extension as part of the T-2000 Transportation Plan. e Res. No. 3842--A resolution authorizing street paving and sanitary construction on Roosevelt Boulevard from Belt1ine Road to Highway 99 (1740, 1746, and 2018). Res. No. 3843--A resolution authorizing execution of Supplemental Agreement No. 7136, Traffic Signal Installation and Street Connection, Urban System Project. Mr. Obie moved, seconded by Ms. Wooten, to adopt the resolutions. Roll call vote; the motion carried unanimously, 7:0. VIII. BUSINESS LICENSES--GUIDELINES FOR REVISION AND AUTHORIZATION TO TRANSFER TO DEVELOPMENT ASSISTANCE CENTER (memo, ordinance, background information distributed) City Manager Micheal Gleason introduced the agenda item. Susan Smernoff of the Eugene Development Department presented the staff report, reviewing the February 24, 1984, memorandum from the City Manager to the City Council. She then reviewed the proposed guidelines for revisions to the business license processes. Ms. Smernoff explained that the review process will include the City working with the Chamber of Commerce and other interested parties. She anticipated that the review process will be completed by October or November of this year. e MINUTES--Eugene City Council March 14, 1984 Page 9