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c~ , ~ . !.. ~,,' . ~ writing. They supported prompt acknowledgment of the Plan by 1>" ...:'~~ LCDC and by the Councils and Commission. . ~>. , 2. 'G Dennis Cuddeback, 3470 McKenzie View Drive, Lane County Planning Commission. He indicated three, areas of concern: 1) private property near the airport; 2) Plan policies for River Road/Santa Clara, and 3) interim services for industrial and m 11 commercial firms outside the two cities. Id 3. Tom Bowerman, 33707 McKenzie View Drive, Eugene. He >e expressed concern about the North Gateway area, east of Deadmonds Ferry and Baldyview Lane. He contended the area is gn in the flood plain, \\lith rich soil which allows steady input into as our economy through farming. Occasional floods would possibly s. threaten new businesses. The owner is not in agreement to sell. to 4. Richard Miller, (see also written testimony, page III -F-1, ho III-T-l _.. and III-W-1) 2460 Malabar, Eugene, OR 97403, he represented or Eugene Area Chamber of Commerce in supporting current draft of Metropolitan Plan and the amendments recommended by the .ry Elected Officials Coordinating Committee and the Eugene Planning , Commission. The Chamber still has concerns about Eugene's . s proposed Special Light Industrial Zoning Ordinance, but the Chamber is optimistic that the ordinance will finally include of provisions which will allow flexibility for development. lat (. As attorney for Delta Sand and Gravel, Mr. ~1iller expressed concern for restrictions ,to sand and gravel operations at the few confluence heronry. The owners are protective of the heronry. ~rd The 300 foot buffer may be a little more than necessary and the ten public is largest threat to the heronry. ere Otto t'Hooft asked the ion if ~1r. ~1i ller had a position on Planning the Commissions' industrial concerns and Hr. Miller stated he was not ing authorized to make any statement on that issue on behalf of the Chamber and at this time. lral Scott Lieuallen asked about the English Study on the heronry. of 5. Dav id \H lliarns , 975 Oak 1160, Eugene, OR 97405, felt special light fOl industrial site, part icu larly West Park, should allow compatible other commercial and industrial uses and set aside part of each site for special light industrial use. \vithout that flexibility, r 6 private property m>lners are required to land-bank those sites for special light use - which may or may not happen within a reasonable time period. . ) 6. John Mehringer, (see also written testimony, page I II -G-1 and III-If-I) 165 W. Hilliard, Eugene, Or 97404. He expressed concern over several apparent vio lat ions of newly enacted Oregon nin, Statutes found both in LCDC acknowledgement document of June 't_ 12, 1981 and the proposed amendments to the Metropolitan Plan, as found in document Summary of Proposed Hetropolitan Plan Amendments, dated November 1981 and prepared by L-COG. In 11-3