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record open and to allow McKenzie River Broadcasting to be heard if it decided not to do so. The Hearings Official indicated that he would keep the record open unti15:00 P.M. on June 9 1993 for that purpose. The Hearings Official then called on Dennis Haney. ~Mr, Hane stated that he is not at ease . y with the City of Eugene or its construction contractor. He stated that the contractor used his property for storage of equipment and materials without permission. He needs to mow the parcel but he cannot do so because of the material which was left behind. Some of this material may be hazardous. Mr. Lyle stated that if damage was caused b the contractor the Ci wants Y ty the contractor to correct the problem. Mr, Haney also stated that he doesn't now know where his property corners are. The property was not left in good condition. Both Mr. DeSantis and Mr. Lyle stated that the property will have to be cleaned u b the .., P Y contractor if it s determined to be a contract issue. Mr. Lyle further stated that Burin deli n g g~ he had a crew do a survey of the corners. He noted that the contractor is res nsible for the Po protection of the corners. The next speaker was Ellis Jones. Mr. Jones essentially read from the draft of his remarks. He has provided a ftnal version to the Hearings Official which is attached to these Minutes as Exhibit "A" . The reader is urged to read all of Mr. Jones' remarks, since a summ does not ~'Y really do them Jus~ce. For ease of understanding of these Minutes, it is noted that Mr. Jones made essential) two y points. His first point is one carried over from the time of the LID formation. Mr. Jones is critical of City Staff for deciding to assess only 100 of his 422-feet as develo ro .Because the .. P~ P Pe~Y remaining 322-feet are treated as vacant, he is required to pay the full 36-foot assessment. Mr. Tones believes that there is no provision in the Code to authorize such a determina~on and that the Staff s decision was arbitrary. In essence, he wants his entire 422-feet of fronts a treated . g as a developed single family residence property. Related to this issue is his unhappiness that the City is permittin McKenzie River Broadcastin g g to be treated as having only 60-feet of frontage, He believes this is a full develo Y P~ commercial property and that the Delta Ponds do not harm the operation of the radio station. Therefore, he is upset that the radio station is getting a break to the tune of about 31000 on $, its assessment. Mr. Jones' other concern had to do with a storm water run-off ro'ect which is situated . PJ immediately next to his property. It appears that Mr. Jones believes that this articular ro'ect P PJ was constructed at some considerable expense, based on time and materials and is in reali a tY boat ramp for the park department. He complained that a roximatel 2 500 cubic ands of PP y y material was removed from the radio station's private grope and no char a was made for the ~y g material, He thought that none of the waste water project should be char ed to ro owners g P Pe~Y •3- IXHi61T! PAGE 3 OF5