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e- e e Mr. Gleason explained that when the City, County, and Springfield adopted the urban growth boundary and established the General Plan, they accepted the responsibility for providing all urban services in the area. While Santa Clara residents could try to incorporate into a city, it would be more expen- sive than annexing to the city of Eugene. Res. No. 4250--A resolution furthering annexation to the city of Eugene and the Lane County Metropolitan Wastewater Service District for property locat- ed in the Santa Clara area on Wilkes Drive, east of Tempa Street. Withdrawal from Santa Clara Rural Fire Protection District upon an- nQ~ation. (Withdrawal from S~nta Cldrd Water Di~trict Will bQ procQ~~Qd ~~p~~~t~ly if the annexation is approved.) Final Order AZ 91-5--A final order rezoning the property from County R1/UL to City R-l. Mr. Boles moved, seconded by Ms. Ehrman, to adopt the resolu- tion and final order. Ms. Bascom said that it might be valuable for new councilors to have some background information with respect to State legislation regarding annexa- tion. Roll call vote; the motion carried unanimously, 7:0. IV. PUBLIC HEARING; ELMIRA ROAD MIXED-USE DISTRICT City Manager Mike Gleason introduced the topic. Bill Gary, City Attorney's Office, reminded the council that this is a continuation of the quasi-judi- cial proceeding regarding Media Craft Associates and asked those councilors who disqualified themselves earlier to do so again. Mayor Miller, Mr. Boles, and Mr. Green excused themselves from participating in discussion at this time. Jim Croteau, Planning and Development Department, gave the staff presenta- tion. He said that on April 22, 1991, the council approved an owner-initiat- ed change to the Bethel-Danebo Refinement Plan for Media Craft Associates to allow for a mixed-use district. This district is a special designation to allow for a mixed-use of both industrial and residential purposes on the property; specifically, it would allow for video, film, and audio production facilities and other related services. Mr. Croteau noted that, consistent with concerns of surrounding property owners, the mixed-use designation spe- cifically excludes any retail activity on the property. Additionally, the agreement requires that 30 percent of the property be developed as residen- tial. Any development of a nonresidential nature on the property would re- quire the property owner to go through a site review process. MINUTES--Eugene City Council June 10, 1991 Page 3