HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance No. 18527ORDINANCE NO.
AN ORDINANCE DESIGNATING THE FIRST CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCH WI~'HIN THE CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON, AS AN
HISTORIC LANDMARK.
The City Council of the City of Eugene finds that:
Pursuant to Sections 2.4D2, 2.407 and 2.4Q8 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 geo-
graphic areas within the City as Historic Landmarks.
Bernd Hoffman, owner of the First Congregational Church, has
applied for Historic Landmark designation for the Church. Based
upon the reports received from the Historic Review Board, the
materials that have been transmitted therewith and the evidence
presented, the application for designation as an Historic Landmark
is consistent with applicable statewide and locally-adopted plans,
and the First Congregational Church, for which Historic Landmark
designation has been requested, meets one or more of the criteria
required for Historic Landmark designation.
Now, therefore, based upon the above findings, and the prelimi-
nary staff notes and minutes of the Historic Review Board of Septem-
ber 27, 1979, the rnateria~.s that have been transmitted therewith and
the evidence presented, the City Council hereby adopts the specific
affirmative findings contained therein, and
THE CITY OF EUGENE DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1. Under authority of Section 2,4D8 of the Eugene Cade,
1971, the First Congregational Church, which is located on the follow-~
ing described real property:
Tax Lot 11600--Assessor's Map 17-43-32-3 2 located
on the southwest corner of lath Avenue and Ferry Street,
492 East 13 Avenue, in Eugene, Lane County, Oregon.
is hereby designated as an Historic Landmark.
Section 2. The First Congregational Church shall be controlled
by the restrictions set forth in Exhibit "A" and by Sections 2,.449
through 2.411 of the Eugene Cade, 1971,
Section 3. The owner of
ferred~to herein may apply to
provided in Section 2,412 of
the First Congregational Church re-
the City for financial assistance as
the Eugene Code, 1971.
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Section 4. The Finance Director is hereby directed to record
a copy of this Ordinance, including the Exhibit hereto, in the Lane
County Official Deed Records.
Passed by the City Council this
a day of __ ci~ber , 1979 .
City Re rder
Approved by the Mayor this
3~~ day of ~iso~6er. , 1979.
Mayo
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ExHTBIT "A"
Restrictions - Historic Landmark {H 79-~1~
Standards Section:
Alteration of the exterior of the First Congregational Church
shall be subject to review by the Historic Review Board as pro-
vided in Section 2.409 of the City Code. Proposed alterations
shall be in character with the structure's original exterior yr
the California Mission style of architecture.
Re airs and Maintenance Section:
The repair and maintenance of exterior detailing with material
and craftsmanship that duplicate the original or replace existing
in compositions design, texture, color, and the other. visual quali--
ties shall be permitted without an alteration permit. For all
other changes, an alteration permit shall be required as specified
in Section 2.409 of the City Code.
Use Section;
Although the site and structure are generally appropriate
for commercial and residential uses allowed under its C~-2 Community
Commercial zonings a number of uses. specifically allowed in the C~-2
zone are not compatible with preservation of the distinctive quali-
ties of the structure and sites theref are the following mare limited
list of uses are permitted as hereinafter specif icaaly provided,
which is attached as Schedule "1" hereto, subject to the general
provisions and exceptions set forth in the Eugene Code, 1971,
beginning with and following Section 9.532 thereof.
Modifications Section:
Landmark designation of the First Congregational Church shall
not affect zoning and sign regulations.
Exhlblt "A".
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~a} Antique shops
fib} Art supplies
~c} Bakeries, retail
~d} Book stares ~ .
fie} Business offices, general and professional
~ f } :Camera and supplies shops
fig} Catering services
. ~h} Chapels
~i} Churches
~ j } Cl oth~ ng apparel , .mi 1, l i ner and tai 1 or sho s
y~ p
~k} Confectionary shops
~ 1 } Day nurseries
gym} Dwelling units subject to Section 2.40 of
the City Cade i f no exteri ar al tera~ti ons are
involved
~ n} Gal 1 e~ri es
. ~.o} .Gift shops ~ . ~. ~ .
~ p} Jewelrystores
~ q } .Leather gaol stores
fir} Meeting, halls, clubs, and lodges.
~ s.} Mortuaries .
fit} Museums .
~u} Music stores
~v} Research institutes
~w} Schools ~ .
fix} Secondhand stores
.. ~y} ~ Studios for artists and interior desi Hers
r g
~z} Tobacco shops
~ as } Toy. and hobby stares
ebb} Travel agencies ~. ~ .
Uses Permitted Conditonall The Hearings official may grant a
Cond~tiona .Use Permit for the following uses in accordance with
the procedures set forth i n Section 9..69.6-9.722 of the City Code:
{a} Delicatessen stores
fib} Fl are st and, indoor plant' stores
. ~c} Photographers studios
~~d} Professional offices for h sicians
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osteopaths, dentists, optometrists,
opts c~ ans, chiropractors, and others
l i.c.ensed by the state to practice the
healing arts
fie} Restaurants
~f } Taverns and cacktai l 1 oun es
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fig} Theaters and~au~ditoriums
~h} Any other uses deter~~i ned to be Simi 1 ar
to those ~l i st.ed above; such other uses
shall not have any different or ~~ore
detrimental effect upon the structure
site or adjoining neighborhood areas
than the uses specifically listed above.
Schedule ~"l".