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<br />Mr. Delay asked the Council to look into the notification procedure at <br />another meeting. He said he did not like the piecemeal approach. <br /> <br />~ The motion carried unanimously. <br /> <br />B. Concurrent annexation/rezoning property located north of Jessen Drive, <br />west of U.S. Highway 99 North from County M-2 to City R-l and M-2 SR <br />(Maher) (AZ 78-l8) <br /> <br />Recommended by Planning Commission January 2, 1979, with 4:1 vote. <br /> <br />Mr. Saul said this proposed annexation involves 5.56 acres of land <br />located in a triangular area bounded by Highway 99, Beltline Road, <br />and Jessen Drive. In the last year, two adjacent parcels of land <br />have been annexed to the city that involved property south of this <br />site, and property along Arnold Street and Elizabeth, located west of <br />the site. A portion (3.7 acres) of the property has been developed <br />primarily for warehousing and storage while it was in the county. The <br />west portion of the site (approximately 1.8 acres) is vacant. The <br />recommended zoning of the property maintains industrial zoning for <br />that area, and the Planning Commission recommends the application of <br />the R-l district to the vacant portion to allow residential develop- <br />ment of that portion in a manner similar to the development to the <br />south and to the west. Mr. Saul noted the written findings for the <br />annexation include the Cityls normal standards, pertinent portions of <br />the LCDC Administrative Rule, and the applicable Statewide Goals. <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />Mr. Saul, in answering the question, "Is the commercial zoning de facto <br />zoning"?, said it was a recognition of what had occurred on the property. <br />Behind it was a history of work between the Lane County Planning <br />Commission and the property owners in that general area primarily to <br />the north and the east. There was more or less committed industrial <br />development in that area. The recommended zoning in the future would <br />allow for changes in the type of use and other forms of industrial <br />development on that 3.7 acres. The Planning Commission asked for <br />site review on that industrial portion. <br /> <br />In calling for ex parte contacts or conflicts of interest, Brian <br />Obie noted he had property nearly adjacent to this property that <br />had not been annexed, and would abstain from voting. <br /> <br />Staff notes and minutes were entered into the record. <br /> <br />Public hearing was held with no testimony presented. <br /> <br />Res. No. 3087--Recommending to Boundary Commission annexation of property <br />located north of Jessen Drive, west of U.S. Highway 99 <br />North was read by number and title. <br /> <br />e <br /> <br />Mr. Delay moved, seconded by Ms. Smith, that the findings suppor- <br />ting the annexation as set forth in Planning Commission staff <br />notes and minutes of January 2, 1979, be adopted by reference <br />thereto; and that the resolution be adopted. The motion carried <br />unanimously, with Mr. Obie abstaining. <br /> <br />3/12/79--3 <br /> <br />/31 <br />