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] r council bill number and title only, there being no Council member . present requesting that it be read in full. Mr. Haws moved seconded by Mr. Hamel that findings supporting the rezoning as set out in Planning Commission staff notes and mi nutes of May ~, If:J77, be adopted by reference thereto; that the bill be read the second time by council bill number only, with unanimous consent of the Council, and that enactment be considered at this time. Vote was taken on the motion with Councilors Williams, Delay, Haws, Hamel, Lieuallen, and Smith voting aye; drad1ey voting no; and Obie abstaining. Lacking unanimous consent, the council bill will be held for second readi ng June 17, If:J77. 1-B-2 F. Rezonings and annexations 1. Located between Berte1 sen Road and Four Oaks Grange Roa(1 sout'h of West 1tith Avenue (Stults) (A/Z 77-1) (Rouch) (AIZ 77-2) from County RA to C i ty R-1. Manager noted the rezoning and annexation had been recommended by Planning Commission at its May 9, 1~77, meeting. Ji m Saul, Pl anni ng Department, said there were two separate annexations being petitioned by Mr. Stults and Mr. Rouch involving Tax Lots 1400 and ltiOU. He sa i d the 1-'1 anni ng Commi ss i on and Ci ty Council had cons i dered several annexations in the area in the last few years. The Planning COlOO1is- sion had determined this property was within the projected Urban Services Boundary, that the full range of services could be provided, . and it was consistent with the General Plan for annexation. One cri- terion for annexation is a consideration of whether it would result in a logical city boundary. It would be more desirable if Tax Lots 15UU, 17UU, and 19UU were included, but the occupants of those parcels did not wish to be annexed at this time.. 1't1r. Saul continued, in 1975, the Planning Commission had considered annexation for Mr. Rouch but opposition from several neighbors re- sulted in the request being withdrawn prior to consideration by City Council. The Planning Commission felt the annexation 'would meet all other criteria and recommended approval. It would be for low-density single-family housing and would meet the General Plan criteria for the area. Public hearing was opened. Eugene Rouch, 211U Four Oaks Grange Road, identified himself as one of the app 1 i cants. He sai din his pri or app 1 i cati on there had been objec- tions from surrounding property owners but that at this time there were none. His reasons for seeking annexation were because of minor septic tank prOblems and a desire for city police protection. Public hearing was closed, there being no further testimony presented. Resolution 267ti--Forwarding to Boundary Commission recolOO1endation for . annexation area located between Bertelsen Road and Four Oaks Grange Road south of West ltith Avenue was read by number and title. 6/13 /77 - t1 Lfll