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into such assessments. Mr. Quick replied Home Federal Savings and Loan had no idea of the possibility of an extra assessment. They thought the $96,000 was against the entire parcel. The title report did not disclose anything other than the $96,000 assessment. He said 4It in talking to personnel from Cascade Title Company, it was noted to be a difficult problem in trying to anticipate parcels of property that had not previously been assessed. He also stated he did not feel the record showed any agreement that Montgomery Ward would take down the. signs when the Overpark was completed. Mr. Lieuallen said it appeared the exemption was granted to Montgomery Ward under the assumption it would become public parking. The signs came down after the exemption was granted. Therefore, Mr. Quick was saying if Home Federal Savings and Loan made the same use, then an exemption should be maintained. Mr. Lieuallen felt the exemption should not have been granted originally without some kind of an agreement. Mr. Long replied it is clear that the City Council could make a determination on exemptions based on what might Occur in the future. He said as far as it was known, the signs did come down, and that was a sufficient basis to grant the exemption. Council Bill 1559--Declaring previously exempted property within the boundaries of 10th and Oak Overpark Assessment District to be benefited property, levYing assessments thereon, directing entry of assessments, and declaring an emergency was read by council bill number and title only, there being no Council member present requesting it be read in full. Mr. /laws moved, seconded by ~lr. !-lame I , that the hi 11 be read the second time hy council bill numher only, with unanimous -." Consent of the (oll:1ci i, anJ th~lt enactment he considereJ at at this time. Mr. Lieuallen said he was going to support the motion because it seemed the property was going to have a change in use. He said the fact the property was exempt because it was used as a public parking lot and now there was a change to private use was the basis for assess- ment. Vote was taken on the motion which carried unanimously and the bill was read the second time by council bill number only. Mr. Haws moved, seconded by Mr. Hamel, that the bill be approved and given final passage. Roll call vote. All Council members present voting aye, the bill was declared passed and numbered 18087. II-A-IO D. Liquor License Application: New Outlet Lyon1s Restaurant, Villard and Franklin Blvd., (DA), Lyon1s Restaurants of Oregon, I nc. Manager reviewed the OLCC report, noting there were three objectors: Continental Auto Parts, German Auto Service, and Mocny's Barbecue. There were seven non-objectors. Staff found all papers in order and recommended - approval. :,,--r.~ 11/28/77 _ 13 '..-to _ 883