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Planning comndssion Recommendations February 9 - Recommending the City Council find Eugene's comprehensive plan to be in compliance with the LCDC Guidelines and State Greenway Goa~. Mr. Keller moved seconded by Mr. Haws to call a public hearing for February 23. 'Motion carried unanimously. Comm 2/18/76 Pub Hrng . January 6 - Recommending zone change located on the east side of Oak Patch Road at 15th Avenue, from RA to R-2 PD with PUD procedures, Edward Senger (2 75-20), Tax Lots 200 and 300. (Council has received map of area) Comm 2/18/76 Pub Hrng Mr. Keller moved seconded by Mr. Haws to call a public hearing for February 23. Motion carried unanimouSly. Appea:s from Pla~ing Commdssion Denials of Zone Changes L~co Corporat~on and Bonson Designers, appellants; Tax Lot 7200, 19th near,Jefferson, Map 18-03-06-21, from Rl to Cl. Donald L. Frosland and Bonson Designers, appellants; Tax Lot 300, Chase Street North of Cross Street, from RA to M-2. Mr. Williams moved seconded by Mrs. Beal to schedule a February 23 public hearing on the above zone change appeals. Motion carried unanimoUSly. Cornm 2/11/76 Pub Hrnc Mr. Williams. wondered if, since Council is not at liberty to discuss upcoming zone change hear~ngs but merely Officially sets a date as directed by staff there mi ht be a.process for scheduling hearings on the Council agenda without fir~t coming tg ... COlMU ttee. 0 _ Comm It d 2/18/76 was un erstood that the City Attorney would research the matter and report back to Council. Affirm III - Rental Policy, Parks Buildings (tabled February 9, 1976 to this meeting) Copies of report from staff were distributed to Council members with the Febru- ary 18 committee agenda. Manager explained that there were no Federal regulations restricting use of revenue sharing funds for buildings in which political meetings are held. Mr. Keller moved second by Mr. Haws to approve the rental policy for parks buildings as presented by staff. Councilman Williams said he felt strongly that it would be an error to subsidize political activities in community centers. It would be banned on the basis of Community Development regulations, he said, and having a dual policy would not be coherent. Further, he said, the city is a nonpartisan structure, and subsidiza- tion of partisan political activities by a nonpartisan entity would be unwise and something he wished the Council would not do. . Council members Beal and Murray were in favor of the motion. accept Mr. Williams' definition of subsidization, saying that tion, then allowing any activity in any public facility would Mr. Murray did not if it was subsidiza- be subsidization. . 2/23/76 - 20 Vote was taken on the motion to approve the rental policy as stated. Motion carried - Council members Keller, Haws, Beal, Murray, Bradley, and Shirey voting aye; Council members Williams and Hamel voting no. 119-