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ENTRANCE BEAUTIFICATION STUDY -- EXHIBIT C The following revisions to the Draft Entrance Beautification Study were adapted by the City Council on actaber ~5, ~g85, supplementing the List of Recommended Changes recommended by the Planning Commission, additions in bold and deletions [bracketed } . ~. Revise language in Policy #~, on page 3 of the draft study, to read: 1. ~Desi grate "preferred entrance corridors" Identify the most direct and attractive routes i nto the city, encourage thei r use, and maintain and improve the character and quality of the entrance experience along these routes. Three preferred] routes have been identified as entrance corridars into the city from the airport, from the interstate system, and from the coastal areas and other communities to the west. These routes provide a focus for [entrance beautification projects and acitivities that can improve entrances tv Eugene that are used by a substantial share of the city's visitors. signing that directs visitors along the most direct and attractive routes into the city. 2. Revise the map an page 6 to show all entrance corridars into the city and to show the most direct and attractive routes from the airport in a different color or pattern. Routes A, B-1, B-2 and C will be called out simply as [Preferred Routes To The City Center, followed by the revised descriptions recommended by the Planning Commission Revision E, top of page 3 of the Recommended Changes. 3. Rewi se reference to "Preferred Entrance corridars" on page 5 of the draft study, incorporating the distinction between routes B-~ and B-2 already recommended by the Planning commission ~Revisian D on the Recommended Changes} with addi ti anal revisions as fol 1 ows: ~"Preferred" ] Entrance [Corti dars Routes The map of Entrance Points and Corridors includes three [preferred routes... These routes provide a focal point for signing that directs visitors along the most direct and attractive routes into the city and for entrance beautification projects that serve a substantial share of the city's visitors. 4. Eliminate all other references to "preferred" entrance corridars. 5. Revise Policy 7, page 3 of the draft study to eliminate requirements for site review for development along entrance corridors and make reference to the implementation of a future code amendment as follows: