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ORDINANCE NO. <br />AN ORDINANCE ADJC~STING ASSESSMENTS LEVIED BY <br />ORDINANCE N0. 19143 ENTITLED "AN ORDINANCE LEVY- <br />ING ASSESSMENTS FaR paving, sanitary sewer and <br />storm sewer on Country Club Road from I-145 to <br />Willagillespie Road, and on Willagillespie Road <br />from Country Club to 304 feet south of Clinton <br />Avenue; and storm sewer in area between Country <br />Club Road and I~-105 in the City of Eugene, Lane <br />County Oregon"; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. <br />A. On February 28, 1983, Ordinance No. 19103 entitled "AN <br />ORDINANCE LEVYING ASSESSMENTS FOR paving, sanitary sewer and storm <br />sewer on Country Club Road from I-105 to ~~illagillespie Road, and <br />On Willagillespie Road from Country Club to 340 feet south of Clin- <br />ton Avenue; and storm sewer in area between Country Club Road and <br />I-145 in the City of Eugene, Lane County, Oregon" was enacted <br />creating assessments on the individual unit ownerships and their <br />interest in the common elements of the Country Club Gardens Condo- <br />minium. <br />B. On October 14, 1953, the Oregon State Circuit Court for <br />Lane County in the Writ of Review proceedings "Archie Weinstein v. <br />Common Council of the City of Eugene", Case No. 16-82-03G24 deter- <br />mined the City Council "committed error in its adoption of the <br />change in assessment allocation in the matter herein", directed the <br />City Council to revise the assessment allocation "to its initial <br />equal assessment", and ordered "any overpayment be returned <br />to petitioner WEIN5TEIN." <br />C. The cost of following statutory reassessment procedures <br />and the apparent unequal treatment that will result because of the <br />exclusion of assessments that have been paid, makes a reduction of <br />Ordinance - 1 <br />