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Com 3/30/ II. 77 Approve Com 3/30 III. 77 Approve Com 3/30/ IV. 77 Pub Hrg Com 3/30/77 V. Affirm Liquor License Applications A. Andy's Eugene Station, 5th and Willamette (DA--new outlet) Andy's Diner, Inc., Burlington, Northern Development Corporation, Dennis Sakuma. Mr. Ramel moved, seconded by Mr. Bradley, to schedule public hearing on item A for April 11, 1977. Motion carried unanimously. - I B. 4th Street Depot--453 Willamette (RMB, Change of ownership) Depot Enterprises, William B. Milius. Manager noted this request has been withdrawn by the staff, as a subsequent police report had been received requesting such withdrawal. C. The Bavarian--444 East 3rd .(RMB, change from Restaurant) Fred and Betty Van Herwaarden. Mr. Ramel moved, seconded by Mr. Bradley, to approve the liquor license. Motion carried unanimously. Improvement Petitions A. Paving, sanitary sewer, and storm sewer within 1st Addition to Velkommen Park (1369). Assessable property totally within sub- division; no city costs. B. Paving, sanitary sewer, and storm sewer within W.C. Fields Plat; assessable property within subdivision except sanitary sewer from south boundary of subdivision to Crescent through tentative plat of Crescent Moon; no city costs. Mr. Hamel moved, seconded by Mr. Bradley, to authorize pro- ceeding with the improvement petitions. Motion carried unanimously. - Appeal of Denial by Planning Commission of Minor Partition (M 76-123) .91 acre end of Horizon Road--S.W. Endicott (Appeal statement distributed to Council) rrr. Ramel moved, seconded by Mr. Bradley, to schedule a public hearing for April 25, 1977. Motion carried unanimously. Request by HCDC for approval of Standards and Guidelines for Implementing HE 2342 (Memo and materials distributed to Council) Mr. Jon Mills-Erickson, Planning Department, indicated this was a request for a resolution approval by the City Council concerning local property tax exemption for rehabilitating residential property. For the implementation it has required concurrence of School Districts 4-J and 52. Mr. Mills-Erickson noted the administrative process included eligibility of property for limited assessment, rehabili- tation improvements, reasonable rent, compliance with City Housing Code, and a period of limited assessment of five consecutive assess- ment rolls. He said the process to be followed would be that certi- fication would be applied for, the city would check the records, the person would do the rehabilitation improvement with city approval, and then would receive the tax exemption. Mr. Delay asked what the estimated cost to the city would be for this proposed change. Mr. Mills-Erickson explained that a $100 fee was required with $60 of that to pay the city cost, and $40 to the County e. ~87 4/11/77 - 18