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<br /> William Carlstrom, 1091 West Broadway, said a close look should be taken at the <br /> overall transit policy with regard to allocation of the 30% transit usage re- <br /> cently recommended. He suggested experimental programs concentrating on central <br />- city traffic where the most congestion is - adding buses on certain corridors, <br /> Painting specific bus lanes, etc. - to see what can be done and what will work. <br /> Brad Perkins, 29668 Gimp1 Hill Road, suggested consideration of alternatives <br /> other than to the west for downtown retail expansion - to the north, the his- <br /> torical location of retail activity, or to the south. But at the same time, he <br /> urged, the Council should suggest to the Renewal Agency that perhaps retail use <br /> of the "holes" in the center of the downtown area would be better than continuing <br /> the effort toward attracting a hotel/convention center in those areas. <br /> Jon Pincus, 1054 West 8th Avenue, echoed sentiments that the Council and the <br /> Renewal Agency should consider commercial/retail activities in the "hole" rather <br /> than a hotel. He said too the area between Charnel ton and Lincoln proposed for <br /> a major shopping center should be reconsidered. That area presented a great <br /> opportunity, he said, for high-density housing as recommended by the General Plan <br /> and the Blayney report. Such housing would be excellent for housing for the <br /> elderly - a vitally and economically healthy place close to neighborhood facili- <br /> ties that serve them. <br /> Public hearing was closed, there being no further testimony presented. <br /> Mr. Keller moved second by Mr. Haws to adopt the policy statements <br /> as recommended in the Planning Commission report of September 7,1976. <br /> Councilman Murray expressed strong support for the motion, saying it did set <br />e some parameters and takes a step, however tentative, in removing heavy traffic <br /> from residential areas as set out in community goals statements. <br /> Vote was taken on the motion as stated. Motion carried, all <br /> Council members present voting aye, except Councilman Bradley <br /> abstaining. <br />E. Rezoning recommended by Planning Commission on October 5, 1976 <br /> ; <br /> Quasi-Judicial Hearings Set for October 25, 1976. Maps have been distributed. <br /> 1. Rezoning from AG to RA area at southeast corner of Terry and Royal (Haines) <br /> (Z 76-29) <br /> 2. Rezoning from R-l to R-2 10/A-SR (site review and density limitation 10 units <br /> per acre) at southeast corner of Coburg and Tomahawk (Young) (Z 76-30) <br /> 3. Rezoning from R-l to RP area northeast of 15th and Villard (Root) (Z76-3l) <br /> 4. Rezoning from RP and R-l to C-2-SR (site review on Tax Lots 6300,6400,6500 <br /> and 8200 only) north of 15th between Moss and Villard (Williams) (Z76-32) <br /> 5. Rezoning from M-2 to R-2 area on south side of 3rd between Jackson and Comm <br /> Van Buren (Johnson) (276-33) 10/20/76 <br /> Pub Hrng <br /> 6. Rezoning from RA to C-2SR and sign district change from Residential to <br /> Outlying Commercial on area at southwest corner of Jacobs and Pattison <br />e (Foelker) (Z76-34) <br /> 5/0 10/25/76 - 5 <br />