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M I NUT E S . . EU.GENE CITY COUNt I.L August 11, 1975 ------- e Regular meeting of the Comm.on .Council of the city of Eugene, Oregon was called to order by His Honor Mayor Lester E. Anderson at 7:30 p.m. on August 11, 1975 in the Council Char.Jber with the following Council members present: Neil Murray, Gus Keller, Wickes Beal, Ray Bradley, O.W.Hamel, Eric Haws, and Edna Shirey. Councilman Tom Wi lliams was absent. I ~ Public Hearings A. Liquor License.- New Outlet .Pizza Pantry. 2320 West 11th Avenue (RMB) Pizz~ Pantry, 2320 West 11th Avenue - New Outlet (RMB) . OLeC interview of people in the neighborhood indicated two objected tt> the outlet~ l~ approv~d. Staff had no objections other than normal requirements for bu~ld~ng perm~ts and certificate of occupancy. Mr. Murr~y ~ved second by Mr. Keller to schedule public hearing on Comm the ~ppl~cat~on at the August 11 Council meeting. Motion carried 8/6/75 unan~mously. Pub Hrng Public hearing was held with no testimony presented. Mr. Murray moved second by Mr. Keller to recommend approval of the application. Motion carried unanimously. e B. Rezoning area at Willakenzie and Coburg (State Finance) - Retaining R-2 PO cast of Willakenzie, RA to R-2 PO west of Willakenzie (Z 70-16) Planning Commission on July 1, 1975 recommended modification of contract between the city and State Finance to allow development of the parcel west of Willakenzie Road north of Cal Young Road in conjunction with the parcel on the east side, retaining the requirement for common ownership of the two parcels; that R-2 PO zoning of the parcel east of Willakenzie Road be retained and finalized; and that the parcel west of Willakenzie Road be rezoned from RA to R-2 PD. Note was taken of letter received from Richard Danielson, architect, 915 Oak Street, requesting on behalf of State Finance that development of the parcel west of Willa- kenzie Road be allowed to proceed under separate ownership. I-A-l Jim Saul, planner, commented on the long and complex history of zoning of properties between Willakenzie and Coburg, north of Cal Young, in the ownership of State Finance, details of which are contained in planning staff notes dated July 1, 1975 previously distributed to Council members. Public hearing was opened. I-A-2 Jack Miller, vice president of State Finance, owner of the properties under discussion, said that State Finance had pending a sale of the parcel west of Willakenzie Road to the owner of properties adjoining to the west. For that reason, they were requesting separation of that parcel from the one on the east side of Willakenzie. They con- e curred in the recommendation for R-2 PD zoning on the main parcel. He said it was their understanding the developer of the parcel west of Wi11akenzie would be willing to limit development to 16 units per acre. Public hearing was closed, there being no further testimony. 4-~f> 8/11/75 - 1