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~wsarr ~ FINDINGS AND RECOMMENDATIgNS SUBJECT: SANITARY SEWER EXTENSIgN IN PRAIRIE RgAD FROM BELTLINE ROAD TO KAISER AVENUE (CONTRACT #97-08) (JOB #3437) BACKGROUND 4n March 4,1991, the Eugene City Council held a public hearing to Consider approval of the Highway 99 North policy and annexation agreement. The purpose of the agreement was to regulate annexations and make provision for urban services in the uni:~~:corporated portions of the highway 99 North industrial area. The Council approved the following .~tion: "To direct the City Manager to execute the Highway 99 North polity and annexation agreements; to seek ordinance changes by bane Cr~unty, ruse changes by DEQ, and statiutory changes by the Legislat~~re to implement these agreements; and to amend Section ~ of the Annexation and Urban Services Agreement to reflect a tax differential rate that will cover approximately half the cost of a refinement plan." This agreement stipulated that both developed and undeveloped properties outside the City limits and within the Urban Growth B~ourdary will have to submit a delay of effective date annexation agreement to the City of Eugene to connect to the wastewater system. Only properties requesting services would be included in the local improvement district. All properties requesting service from the sewer have submitted an annexation agreements. In April of 1991, the Industrial Corridor Community Grganization, a Oregon nonprofit corporation and formally recognized community organization ~"ICCD"} and the City of Eugene tCITY}, an Oregon Municipal corporation entered into an agreement to develop a plan to provide a wastewater collection system and implement an annexation program for properties within the Industrial Corridor. The Industrial Corridor is generally that triangular-shaped area located within the acknowledged Urban Growth B oundary of the City of Eugene bounded on the west by the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Area General Plant"Metro Plan"} Urban Growth Boundary, on the east by the Northwest Expressway, on the north by Awbrey Lane and on the south by the existing city limits. The Industrial Corridor has a unique urban geography as the result of the parallel northwest-southeast orientation of three highways and two railroads serving the area. There are several parcels of long and narrow dimension. Properties in the Industrial Corridor are currently served by individual on-site sewage disposal systems under permits from Lane County pursuant to rules and regulations of the Gregon Department of Environmental Quality. There is a mixture of land uses in the Industrial Corridor, SANITARY SEWER EXTENSION IN PRAIRIE ROAD FRAM BELTLINE ROAD TO KAISER AVENUE FINAL ASSESSMENT Page ~