HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance No. 18905(H si-2)
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AN ORDINANCE DESIGNATING THE SCHAEFERS BUILDING
A HISTORIC LANDMARK WITHIN THE CITY OF
EUGENE, OREGON
THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE FINDS THAT:
- Pursuant to Sections 2.402, 2.401, and 2.405 of the Eugene Code, 1971,
the City Council has the authority and responsibility, subject to the limitations
contained therein, to designate certain buildings, structures, other physical
objects, including their sites, and geographic areas within the City as Historic
Landmarks.
.Based upon the report received from the Historic Review Board, the
materials that have been transmitted therewith, and the evidence presented
before the Historic Review Board and this Council, the application for designa-
tion as an Historic Landmark is consistent with applicable statewide and
locally-adopted plans, and the Schaefers Building, including its site, for which
H~stor~c Landmark designation has been requested meets one or more of the
criteria required for Historic Landmark designation.
NOW, THEREFORE,
Based upon the foregoing, the City Council hereby adopts as its own the
specific affirmative findings contained in the Historic Review Board staff notes
and minutes of November 19, 1951, for the reasons set forth therein, and
THE CITY OF EUGENE DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS;
Section 1. Under authority of Sections 2.407 and 2.408 of the Eugene
Code, , the Schaefers Building, which is located on the following described
real property, is hereby designated as an Historic Landmark.
Beginning at the Northwest corner of Lot 2, Block 11, Mulligans Donation
to Eugene, as platted and recorded in volume A, Page 122, Deed Records of
Lane County, Oregon; running thence South along the West line of Block 17
a d i stance of 80.32 feet to the center 1 i ne of a wa1 l ; thence East al ang
the centerline of said wall to the West line of an alley running through
said Block 17; thence North 50.32 feet to the Northeast corner of said Lot
2; thence West to the place of beginning, in Lane County, Oregon.
Section 2. The Schaefers Building shall be controlled by the restrictions
set forth in Exhibit "A" and by Sections 2.409 through 2.411 of the Eugene Code,
1971,
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Section 3. The owner of the Schaefers Building may make application to
the City for its repair, maintenance, or restoration as provided in Section
~.41z of the Eugene Code, 1911.
Section 4. The Finance Director is hereby directed to record a copy
of this Ordnance, including the Exhibits hereto, in the Lane County Official
Deed Records.
Passed by the City Council this
~~d ay o f ~4~~, 19~~
City Recorder
Approved by the Mayor this
~1ay °f 19~~
Mayor
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EXHIBIT A
RESTRICTIONS--HISTORIC LANDMARK ~H $l-~2}
Repair and Maintenance Section
Repair and maintenance of the exterior detailing of the Schaefers Building,
that duplicates the original or replaces existing in composition, design,
valor, and other visual qualities, shall be permitted without an alteration
permit. For ail other changes an alteration permit shall be required as
specified in Section 2.449 of the City Code.
Standards Section:
Alteration of the exterior of the Schaefers Building shat 1 be reviewed as
provided for in Section 2.409 of the City Code. Proposed alterations to
the building shall be in character with the structure's original exterior
or the Art Deco/Modernistic style of architecture.
Use Sectinn:
Although the site and structure are general ] y appropriate for retai 1 sales
and businesses uses allowed under its C-3 Central Business District
zoning, a number of uses specifically al ]awed i n the C~3 zone are not
compatible with preservation of the distinctive qualities of the structure
and site; therefore the fo l l owl ng amended 1 i st of uses are permitted as
hereinafter specifically provided, subject to the general provisions and
exceptions set forth. in this ordinance beginning with and following
Section 9.532; except Sections 9.586, 9.58H, and 9.59C shall not be
applicable to this district:
(a) Accessory buildings and uses normal and incidental to the build-
ings and uses permitted in 9.434 to 9.438.
(b) Antique shops.
(c) Appliance sales and service.
(d) Art supplies.
(e) Artist studios.
(f) Automobile parts and accessories stores.
(g) Bakeries, retail.
(h) Banks.
(i) Barber and beauty shops.
(j) Bars or night clubs, including entertainment
beverages.
(k) Bicycle shops.
(1) Billiard and pool halls.
(m) Blood banks
(n) Blueprinting.
(o) Book stores.
and sale of a1 coho 1 i c
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Building maintenance service.
Business offices, general.
Camera and supply shops.
Catering services.
Chapels.
Churches.
Clinics.
Clothing apparel shops.
Cocktail lounges.
Confectionery stores with fountains.
Curio shops.
Dairy products stores, retail only.
Data processing centers.
Delicatessen stores. _.
Department stores.
Drapery stores. ~_~
Dress and millinery shops. F
Dwelling units, provided the units are above any use permitted in
Sections 9.434 to 9.438. There shall be no density limitation.
Parking shall be provided in private parking areas or garages on
the basis of one parking space for each dwelling unit.
E 1 ectri cal and .electronic supplies, retail .
Floor covering stores.
Florist shops.
Furniture stores.
Garden supplies stores.
Gift shops.
Grocery stores, markets, and supermarkets, including food products
stores, retail .
Hardware stores.
Health, studios.
Hobby shops, including slot racing tracks.
Hotels.
Interior decorators studios.
Jewelry stores.
Labaratori es; medical and dental .
Leather goods stores.
Liquor stores, package.
Lockers, cold storage, retail use only,
Locksmith shops.
Mortuaries.
Movie theaters.
Museums.
Music stores.
Newspaper printing establishments.
Offices for the following:
1. Accountants.
Z. Attorneys.
3. Physicians, osteopaths, dentists, optometrists, opticians,
chiropractors, a,nd others licensed by the State to practice
the healing arts .
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4. Engineers, architects, landscape architects, surveyors, and
those engaged in the practice of drafting ar graphics.
5 . General administration .
6. Insurance brokers.
1. Lumber brokers.
8. Real estate sales.
9. Savings and loans.
10. Stockbrokers.
11. Telephone answering services.
12. Offices similar to the above but not specifically listed.
~ f -2 } Office supplies and equipment stores .
~ g-2 } Paint and wal 1 paper stores .
~h-~} Pawnshops.
~i-2} Pet shops. -_~
~J -2 } Pharmacy and drug stores .
~k-~} Photographers' studios.
~l-2} Photographic film processing, photoengraving, photocopying, and
phatostat~ng.
~m-2 } P 1 aces of entertainment and amusement, i f conducted within a
wholly enclosed building.
~n-2} Post offices.
~0-2} Printing shops.
~p-~} Public and semi-public buildings.
~q-2} Radio and television broadcasting studios.
~r-2} Radio and television sales and service.
~s-2} Reducing salons.
~t-~} Restaurants.
~u-2} Secondhand stores, cif conducted within a wholly enclosed
building}.
~v-Z} Sewing machine sales and service.
~w-~} Shoe repair chaps.
~x-2} Shoe stores.
~yw2} Sporting good stores.
~z-~} Surgical, medical, and dental supplies and equipment stores.
~a-3} Tailor shops.
~b-3} Taverns, ~~
~c-3} Telephone and telegraph exchanges.
~d-3} Theaters.
~e-3} Tobacco shops.
~f-3} Tay stores.
~g-3} Travel agencies.
~h-3} Upholstery; automobile and furniture stores.
~i-3} variety stores.
Uses Permitted Conditionally:
The Hearings Official may grant a conditional use permit far the following
uses in accordance .with the procedures set forth in Section 9.696-9.722 of
the City Cade;
(a) Ambulance services.
(b) Auditoriums and theaters.
(c) Automobile sales (new and used).
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~d} Bowling alleys.
fie} Bus terminals.
~f} C1ubs, lodges, and meeting halls.
fig} Col]eges or schools, business or private.
~h} Dance halls.
~i} Dancing and music schools.
~ j } Dry-cleaning establishments; coin-operated, custom, and self-
. service.
~k} Facilities which exist for the purpose of providing for the
temporary care andlor lodging of adult indigent persons.
~ 1 } Garages, repair.
gym} Group-care homes; group-care homes--US veterans.
fin} Hospitals.
~o} Laundromats, hand laundries, and self-service laundries.
gyp} Restaurants, drive-ins and walk-ups.
~q} Skating rinks, indoors. ~~ ,
.fir} other uses determined to be similar to those listed above;
such other uses shall not have any different yr mare detrimental
effect upon the structure, site, or adjoining neighborhood areas
than the uses specifically listed above.
Modification Section:
Zoning and sign regu 1 ati ons shal 1 not be affected by the historic 1 andmark
des~gnat~on of the Schaefers Bu~1ding.
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