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PUBLIC HEARING AND SITE INSPECTIGN REF(]RT SUBJECT: PAVING, SIDEWALKS, CURB AND GUTTERS, STREET LIGHTS AND STORM SEWERS GN GD(3DPASTURE ISLAND RUAD 2404-FEET NGRTH GF VALLEY RIVER DRIVE TD 425-FEET NaRTH QF KINGSLEY ROAD ~CGNTRACT #92-26~ 0n July 27,1992 the City Council adopted resolution no. 4339 which authorized the formation of a Local Improvement District SLID) to improve Goodpasture Island Road from 200-feet north of Valley River Drive to 425-feet north of Kingsley Road. The project has now been constructed and is ready far assessment. A public hearing concerning the proposed assessments was conducted on June 2, 1993 at 6: Qa P. M. in the first fluor conference room of Ci Hall II. . .. ~ Hearings Official Tack A. Billings presided. The Hearings Uffzcial opened. the public hearing by describing its purpose. He indicated that minutes would be taken and forwarded to the City Council with findings and recommendations regarding the proposed assessments. The Hearings Official then tailed upon Les L le, Ci • ~ .. y tY Engineer, for a description of the project and the assessment decisions. Mr. Lyle f rst introduced Bud DeSantis, Project Manager. Mr. Lyle noted the histo of the . .. rY project and that it is now time to make final assessments in conformance with the Eugene Code. He noted that a variety of issues were raised at the time the Local Improvement District was proposed, concerning how various properties were to be treated. He said that the findin s and . g recommendations from the earlier public hearing had been presented to the Ci Council and tY were part of the recommendation of staff when resolution no. 4339 was adopted by the Council. He further stated that many of the same issues which were presented at the time of the on final . g public hearing are still unresolved as far as the property owners are concerned. He first commented on property owned by Ellis Janes which has 1 b acres and 422-feet of frontage. It had been recommended to the Hearings official during the formation of the Local Improvement District and also to the City Council that 1oD-feet of Mr. Jones' fronts a be treated . g as a single family dwelling which would therefore be assessed as a 2~-foot uivalent. It appears that the property was earlier operated as a plant nursery. The property is now Jar el gy undeveloped except for a mobile home. The balance of the frontage is recommended for assessment at a full 36-feet in width. That part of the property is counted by the Staff as vacant. Mr. Lyle further noted that there is a deferral available because of the zoning of Mr. Jones' property of the difference between a 2$-foot and a 36-foot facility for the 322-feet of fronts e. g A deferral agreement has been presented to Mr. Tones for his consideration which would -1- ~iBir. ~ . FAGS ! OFS