SDR27-81 POOR QUALITY RECORD
PLEASE NOTE: The original paper record has been archived and
put on microfilm. The following document is a copy of the
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August 30, 1983
Jan Hiserote, Business Manager
13137 S.W. Pacific Highway
Tigard, Oregon 97223
Dear Jan:
Attached is a copy of the recorded dedication deed related to ,
Durham Road Right-of-Way, along with an accompanying letter from
Washington County„
By copy of this letter, we are advising the City of Tigard that
you have fulfilled this obligation of your conditional permit.
Sincerely,
Ma ,' 1 De Haas, P,E.
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BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS August 29, 19 8 3 DEPT.OF PUBLIC WORKS r,u:,
WES MYLLENBECK, Chairman ROOM 201''
BONNIE L. HAYS, Vice Chairman (B03)648.8886
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RE: City of Tigard Conditional Use Permit '
No. , 1-82, 2S 1 14A, Tax Lot 4100
Dear Mr. DeHaas: • •
You will find enclosed a copy of the recorded Dedication
'�; Deed for additional right-of-way along SW Durham Road as '
required by the City of Tigard' s approval of Conditional
I , ' Use Permit No, 1 -82 , for your records. ,
1 recorded the Dedication Deed on August 26 , 1983,. at
. Document No. 83-31423, Washington County Book of Records ,
. a with the appropriate signatures for an acceptance by
Washington County. •
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KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, that Tigard School District #23j, Wa sh ington &
; IA Clackamas Counties hereinafter called the grantor being lawfull seized in fee
simple of the following described premises, in consideration of the granting of Condi-
tional Use Permit No. 1 - 82 ,which is the whole consideration, heretofore granted by
' the City of Tigard, a political subdivision of the State of Oregon, does hereby dedicate
to the use of the public way forever that certain real property situated in the County
of Washington and State of Oregon, shown on the attached Exhibit "A" and being more
particularly described as follows, to-wit: (See Exhibit"A").
To Have and to Hold, the above described and granted premises for the purposes
hereinbefore set forth unto the public forever.
' rC IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the Grantor above named, by and through its Superintendent has
`' caused this instrument to be duly signed hereto this 25th day of August ,' 19, 3
Tigard School District #23j
Wa i'hgton-and Cl, kamas ,Coup ies
° B Del.er F:he 1, Superin endent
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STATE OF OREGON )„
County of Washington) Ss.
BE IT REMEMBERED that on this 25th day of August , 19_83 personally
,. appeared Delbert Fennel. , who,being duly sworn, did each say that he is
the S�iraerinteni ant ,' of "Tigard School District 23J' and
• that the foregoing instrument was signed in behalf of said corporation by authority of
its board of directors; acknowledged said instrument to be its voluntary act and deed,'
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand and affixed my official seal, the
day and year last above written.
LirAte CAA.,
Notary Public for Oregon,
My Commission expires: ocfcber .13 1986
Acoepted as a DEDICATED Public Road on behalf �
� of the Board of Commissioners of Wahington
County, Oregon, pursuant to Resolution and
Order No.,' 78-2 08,
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A parcel of land in the N.E. 1/4 of Section 14, 'T.2.S., R.IW., W.M., the
1" City of Tigard, Washington County, Oregon, more particularly described
as follows:
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Beginning at a point on the easterly right-of-way of County Road ,
No. 2076 (S.W. 92nd Avenue) 70 feet, at right angles to the center
line of County Road No. 429 (S.W. Durham Road) also being the north
line of the northeast 1/4 of section, 14, T.2,S. R.1W., W.M.; thence
northeasterly along a 25-foot radi0 tangent curve to the right, 39,3
feet more or less to a point of tangency that is 45 feet at right
angles to th
g o e center', line of said County Road No, 429; thence easterly
on a line that is southerly 45 feet at right angles and parallel to '
the center line of said County Road No. 009, 1684.9 feet more or less P
to a point of curvature; thence southeasterly along a 25-foot radius li,
tangent curve to the right 39.2 feet more or less to a point of tangency '
being a point on the west line of that tract of land described in
Book 970, Page 199 and also said point being 70 feet at right angles to .11'
the tenter line of said County Road No. 429; thence northerly along
the said westerly line of the tract described in Book 970, Page 197,
' 0.1 feet more or less to a oint of curvature; thence northwesterly
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4. along a 50-foot radius tangent curve to the left 78.1 feet more or less
along
' :',14, to a point of tangency on the southerly right-of-way of said County
° .M Road No. 429; thence westerly along the said southerly right-of--way
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of curvature; thence southwesterly along a'25-foot radius tangent curve
to the left 39.3 feet to a point on the east right-of-way of "said
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the within instrument of writing was received
and recorded in book of records of said county,
20' -- b Donald W. Mason, Director of
Assessment and Taxation, Ex- '�'
Officio Chief Deputy Clerk
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WASHINGTON COUNTY,OREGON
May
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1983
Janice B. Riserote, Business Manager
Tigard Public Schools, Dist. 23J
Administration Office
13137 SW Pacific Highway
Tigard, Oregon 97223
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Dear Ms. Hiserote:
Please be advised that your request for
, t temporary occupancy of
the Tigard H i gh gthoo Au dito um, for to actually putting
in the half street improvements along Durham Road, a
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by the Tigard City Council at their Regular Meeting on May 9,
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If you have further questions regarding this matter please feel
free to contact City Hall.
Very truly yours,
Doris Hartig
City Recorder
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MEMORANDUM
TO: Members of the City Council
FROM'. William A. Monahan, Director of Planning & Development
DATE: April 27, 1983
SUBJECT: Tigard School District. - Tigard High School Auditorium
In 1981 the Planning Commission approved the Tigard School District's Site
Design Review - SDR 27-81, for the Tigard High. School Auditorium. The
approval was conditioned upon the district constructing half street
improvements along Durham Road. The District has requested a temporary
occupancy permit for the purpose of dedicating and opening the auditorium
prior to actually putting in the improvements. The District, through its
Business Manager, Janice B. Hiserote, has assured me that the District
has funds available to finance the improvements; the District has earmarked
the funds for that purpose, and construction will take place as soon as
the regular school year is completed.
I have attached a copy of the recent correspondence from the District,
as well as a letter from Margaret A. Post, Director of the Department
of Finance and Administrator for the County which indicates that the
project is funded
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P it:1•4 €'D 13OARD M1�E11N( REGULAR MEETING'/BOARD OF DIRECTORS IIJj., .
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Phil Lewis Elementary School
f' , „, February .10, 1983 - 7: 30 p.m. .1',
MINUTES
CALL TO ORDER Chairman Hansen called the meeting to order I
at 7:30 p.m on February 10, 1983° '
ATTENDING Directors.: Harris Hansen Bob Gra 'Ernie Bast y n
y Dan Larsen ,P
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Administrators: Deb Fennell, Bob Post, ,Pete Taylor/
Jan Hiserote, Larry Hibbard, J. McElroy, B. Harland;
A. Biederman, G. Robb, B. Dendurent, P. Lorain, -'
F. Puh1
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Staff and Others: Susan Stank, Don and Mary Jane
,Tunnell, Danny Liebertz, Chris Boberg, Sharon 1`
Takahashe, Jan Morrow, Rod Pelson, Robert Manacle,
Rick Grimshaw, Sandy Lehmann, .Al Hassman,
Tom Newton, George Pulicella, Gary Walsworth,
Kristine Johnson • 1 .
Press: Linda Harding 1,
Recording Clerk.: Rae Bowen +'
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WELCOME , Principal Fred Puhl introduced teachers. Mike Furrer , i`
and. Mike
Duncan a. d students Kevin Bauer �
Chad n rand
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d� Morrows who gave .an planation of �Ndy' �Veek� in �,
Review* sheets being used in the school Eby 'children, 1; .
teachers, and parents to create better ,coimmun .- t`
cation. ,Mrs. Morrow mother of Chad, spoke from
parents ' standpoint. y`
Cat
Aft APPLE (Appreciation of Person at Phil Lewis 1 ,
Elementary) award Was given to Principal' Fred A.
Puhl by Pete Taylor.' Asst. Superintendent
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for Curriculum. y ,
RECOMMENDED Items included in the consent 1,
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ACTIONS meeting were minutes of th 3
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meeting of �'ant�ary l;�
I Agenda and 2.6, 19 8 3 a personnel report dated ed Fed rua
Consent g financial re �r� t February Ilea� �;,,
Con � o E� p
$846,909, d t i release,� i
�'r accounts p � '�le a�n the amount, ,
afpan �aresolu.resolution early
of accounts payable P y ft�r February.y �
y rune the consent
Gra.. made the motion to approve � ,
agenda portion of the agenda and ,Direct,....
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ondd the t11ot�:on. The motion y'
UNFINISHED BUSINESS The preliminary a.ti�inary plains for Durh Road half-street�
o Tement were..• .. nee
� Durham ��ad i�tprov completed h duke a�, �.��2 '�,
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Following ;this .approva I,. the plans were. reviewed L�,.
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by the .Gi ty of Tigard;, Washington Gb.unty, Tri-Met ;
. and the 'Oregon 'State, Highway. Division . The firm of, I `'
DeHaits and'• Ass dcia€e's.', Ind.' develo aed the , plans ' ,
and .a timeline for the project was pr.�esented to
for a ri�va 1 at the F.ebruar 10 meeting.. the board
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Director Gray made the motion to approve the
• estimated timeline as presented' and to direct the f,.
staff to proceed. Director Gray seconded the motion .
and the motion carried. ,
An.eva lutiori of Superintendent Fennel.l ;;was , done on � f /
Superinten- January, 24,, .1983... Chairman, :Hansen, reported -tthait 'th 1 /
H dent 's Eva l; Board of ,Directors .found Mi., Fennel.' t®..have 'again .'� • �° s "'
done a fine' job in his position and , to state 'tha t . ���'
his level of performance has not changed since I
last year and he continues to be ,a credit to; the
District.
Mr. Fennell reminded all of the ,special election
March 29 being held on March 20, 1983, for the purpose of l
Election electing a Board, of .Directors member for Position #4, 4,4
. and 16 local school committee members. % ' .
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. . NEW BUSINESS The Unified Sewerage Agency has been tnegotiating i .. .
USA Ease- with the District for some time for a 60-foot . �'��
ment construction 'easement and a 30-foot permanent ease- .
ment in the vicinity of the 'crek on the Fowler
site. The��s taf f has made the recommendation ,to y
approve the easement and .construction schedule .
fol lowing' review and ',,,
" "� Director
. d ].ega 1 opa.na:on D�.r t,
made the ;motion to approve this easement contract ;
and Director Biggs seconded the motion. The motion f
carried.
`A list of 14 nominees for the Student Rights s .and 1
I '�Student i for con-
� � � Responsibilities Handbook was presented ,
Rights s " Director Larsen d '
` a.deration by ttte �3oarda b► :ie made the , �,,r
pon-- motion e the Committee. .. for the revi w € r..,1
( ' Res o appro
sibility and updating for the i983-R4 school year and , 1 P, ,Handbook Director Gray' seconded the inotion. The motion
carried. �� f/,
Resolutions
services provided s�alutaa+ns fors �p ' ' ed� by the wash�.ngton �� �'��'� �
. Gounty E.S.D. for the Districts in that count were "' 1
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Reso � � �� r�sente�d for consideration fora approval b th
EducationhServides, Student ASsessmen
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Education � .� '� t/Testing . � i� .I
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Services, I.M.C. Se rvi
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�Data Processxn g Services, Special Education Services,an d Special Services. All schbdl Castridts in
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county are ire ; : �' � esa�utioa
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these resolution.
1,�2 of the estudents tai pass t . , �` re �esek� in over
Dave
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Board, made some comments on these resdiAut o
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as HILLSBORO, OREGON 97123
April 22, 1983 :<
DEPT.OF FINANCE AND ADM.
BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS ., :
WES MYLLENBECI<, Chairman ROOM 101
BONNIE L. HAYS, Vice Chairman (503)648-8811 ;;
. EVA M. KILLPACK -,.,
JOHN E. MEEK ,,,
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City of Tigard �`
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Dear Mr. Jean:
This letter is to advise the City of Tigard that as of April 21,
1983, Tigard School District #233 had in it's Construction Fund
$1,249,226.65. These funds are invested in Time Certificates
of Deposit, repurchase agreements and in the Local Government
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1 �'�.vestment Pool and can be immediately available for payment
of Warrants.
Warrants are instruments used by the School District, approved
., by their Board of Directors, to process payments to contractors '
and for other construction expenditures.
'Very t y yoursq
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Ma' gare A. ost, Director .
Department of finance and Administration
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April 13, 1983
Mr. Frank A. Currie, P.E.
Director. of Public Works .
City of Tigard
P. 0. Box 22297
• Tigard, Oregon 97223
Dear Mr. Currie:
Thank you for assisting us in the process of obtaining '
an Occupancy Permit for the Auditorium so that we may
make it available for use in the community as soon as
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possible. I understand from John Henslee that a Temporary
Occupancy Permit will be issued for sixty days, upon our ' ,
submitting a completion bond for the Durham Road project.
Marlin DeHaas appears to be doing an outstanding job in � '
coordinating the requirements of the City and County and
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the School District for this project and I have a copy of
' his letter dated April 8th with an estimate of construction
• cost of $130, 317. I contacted our Agent of Record to Etecure
. quotes on a bond for this i�
g project and was quoted $2 7 5 Gier�
$1,000, or $2,932, if the City agrees that the construction
cost estimated by Mr. De Haas is accurate.
We are requesting the City accept the signed, approved Board,
meeting minutes of February 10, 1983, which show a record of
the motion made by the Board directing Staff to proceed with
the Durham Road project. All projects involving the Auditorium •
are funded through the Bond l Issue. Bond funds are available •
for this project and are secured at
Washington County. All
work has been done to secure the Bond by our Agent of
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Record;
however, We would like t o keep f unce available within
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instead of providing additional funds for the
insurance company. 1 would
about this or any alternativiestyouomi g htdoffer as you
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suggestions to us Thank you for your consideration.
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Janice Be °I4iserotel
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Ojtr; . ,r '�'r) /' _o Tigard, School pistrict 23J
( I Phil. Lewis Elementary School
Ca'r4" .// " ' - February 10, 1983 - 7 30 p.m
MINUTES
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CALL TO ORDER Chairman Hansen called the meeting to. order �
at 7:30 p.m., on February 10, 1983
ATTENDING Director's,: Harris Hansen, Bob Gray, 'Ernie ;Bastin,•. .•
Dan L'arsen,•.Pat Biggs:
Administrators: Deb Fennell, Bob Post, ,Pete Taylor(
Jan Hiserote, Larry Hibbard, J. McElroy, B. Harland
A. Biederman, G. Robb, B. Dendurent, P. Lorain, '
. Puhl
Staff and Others: Susan Stark, Don and Mary Jane
.Tunne1l , Danny, Liebertz, Chris Boberg, Sharon i
Rod Pelson,,�.. . I Takahashe Jan Morrow, Robert Maracle,
Rick Grimshaw, Sandy• Lehmann, ,A.1 Hassi an, • .•
Tom Ne rtori, George Pu l ice i la, Gary Walsworth, f •
W Kristina Johnson
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Press:. ;Linda Harding ,
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WELCOME , Principal Fred Puh1 introduced teachers Mike Furrer.i.' ° °
and Mike Duncan .and students Kevin Bauer and !,..7
Chad Morrow, who gave .an explanation of, `My' Week in
�Re��.ew� sheets being used in the schoo3: .•by �:•i
hildren,
tea he � Morrow' mother�af ChadQr •comm�ir► - t, - •
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cation. Mrs. , spoke from
the parents ' standpoint.
An APPLE (Appreciation of Person at Phil Lewis
(' . Elementary) award was given to Principal` Fred
Puhi b y Pete Taylor; Asst. Superintendent
for Curriculum. .
RECOMMENDED Items included in the consent agenda portion of the
ACTIONS meeting were meeting 13
�� - � re� minutes of the �meet�.ra. � of Jan,ua��r
Consent Agenda 6, 1
� �� t � ar�d �• ` 9$3, a personnel report dated February �:Q( � � ,,
� financial repcirt, accounts pyable in ,the, ar�ount, ,
of $846,9090 and a resolution for early release+
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Bas tan sectrdel the m otion, The motion car
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UNFINISHED BUSINESS The preliminary plans for Durham Road 'half street
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Fo l,l ow1ng zthiS .approval•,• the p bans were. reviewed
by .the ,City. o`f� •Tigaird, Washington' County Tr.i--Met , ` '� I
and the 'Oregon State Highway. Division. The firm 'of. c
DeHaas and' Associate:s`; Ind.' developed 'the • plans
. ; and 'a timeline for the ''project was presented to 1. • ��'
the for approval at the February, 10 meeting }
Director Gray made the motion to approve, the
estimated timeline as presented' and to direct the
staff to proceed. . Director t ra i' seconded the motion. 1
and the motion• carried. il.
An. evalution of Superintendent Fennell f was :dome '•on i
Superi.nteri� January, 24, .1963 , 'Chairman, ,HanSen. reported that the,: , i
dent's Eval. Board of ,Directors found Mr.. Fenne�ll to have :040:.11 .1 ''' fr
done a fine' job in his 'position, and .to :sta'te that I,
his level; of performance has not changed since' j '
last year and he continues to be'•a credit to, the •
District.
Mr. Fennell reminded all,' of the ,special election •. ll
. March 2 9 being held on Mauch 20, 19 83, for the
5 purpose of
' Election eltcting a Board, of 'Directors member .for Fosi,tion #4,
and 16 local school committee-members.� . '
NEW BUSINESS The Unified Sewerage Agency has been negOta_,ating . -
USA .Ease- with the District for some time for a 60-foot . �,
ment construction easement and a 30-foot permanent ease- ! " 4
merit in the vicinity of the creek on the Fowle r
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' site. The-staff has made the recommendation .to .
approve the easement and construction schedule _,
fol lowing• review and legal opinion. Director; Bastin •1
made the motion to approve this easement contract
and Director Biggs seconded the motion. The motion
carried. •
A list of 14 nominees for the Student,. R.
�.gh t s and
Student Responsibilities Handbook was presented fo;r, con- ' '
Rights �& . Sideration by the Board. Director Larsen, Made the '
ion to approve the Committee for the re view '
Respon- motion .,
sibility and updating for the 1983-84 school year
armed. and
Handbook Director ray seconded the motion. T he motion on • -- ,
Resolutions for services provided by t he Washington
js4T` E.S.D. ) County ES.D for the Districts in that county werei(h rv+�f i Resolutions Y ._ •
••:; ;�� '�e`,�` �� ��� � Resol presented for consideration for approval by the
AS:),..';'''','„ Board These 7 resolutions deal
with Outdoor' .� ._
1.46i4',','.: Education Services, Student Assessment/Testing `
allta;",}i)'r..! , • , . . d Repair Services, ,
�� �� Services, l M C Services AV 1
v5F d.a, a Data Processing Services, Special Education Services,
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, and Special Services. All school districts in the
county
5 �� � take action on� these: peso Yat��o�i` •
: are required to � kt
. aiid� it takes .2/3 4 f the �da:stricts. representing over
t� 1/2 of• the students to pass, these. reso.lution' ,;:
Dave Kolb from ¶i ard who serves on the E.S 1 D. » 4
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Some comments on these resolutions as '�1 "`'
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to approve these resolutions as' presentea and'
Director Biggs seconded the motion. The motion • r r '
carried.
Change Order #10 for an add o f $935 5�
fog.
Odd ng
CO #10 a' 2.6 and 2.8 pressure 'treated fir, ~,parabol;•ted to
risers to widen the tread at."stairs '•at 'Audi torium
111 was recommended for approval; Director Gray
made the motion to apptrove this change order and
Director`Biggs seconded, the motion. ' The`. mr t'xon. , ,. ,
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INFORMATI'ON & Rick Grimshaw, of the Junior Achievement Program,
PROPOSALS reported on the three programs in which Tigard k
Jr. Achieve- will be participating this year.
Tom Newton, band director from the senior high, , M
Marching reported to the Board :that Tigard has' been invited
Band to participate in the Portland Rose Festival Grand, '
Floral Parade in June. Flag bearers have also been
requested from the Committee and will be represented
by the Tigerettes, flag corps and ;baton twirlers
from the secondary schools
, Genevieve Robb gave the report on the financial .,
Food Service e 1cE' st eTtl Y$t
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Report December 31, 1982 for the Di strict
food service. •
Some discussion was held regarding whether or not, an
increase I . in per n the cost er lunch should be adopted.
It was determined that the costs would '
u d remain the
' sanest the present time. -
A •g upstiannaire has been developed and distributed-
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Summer to parents regarding summer school. The plan is
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Schoo l 1983 �o operate 2-week sum� ex session; an topics
such as computers, drama, Tigard Enrichment, arts and
- (1'. possibly muSi c, aa s Well as 2-Week programs in
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remedial skills in m
ath and reading. ln addition '
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p r o g
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w i l l agai n be self-supporting, using the tuition
fee, no transportation and using 3 centers
Volunteers nteers from the Lau `ach Society will be used for the B.S.L'. needs.
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department and fine high school
administration
�98��84 recommend that three courses be changed.
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Deletions Contact Sports and Women's Contact Sports should be ae d into two co-ed classes entitled uld b
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changed . Y team 'Sports.
Basketball and Weight Training Would be changed
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The' P.E. departjient •world ,al'so .like to change .t:h'e '
name of� the curse Adaptive P.E. to I.ndividua li zed d
P.E. This is, to minimize any stigma that specithl % o,
education students might feel . Who are enrol led i.n
that course. Director Gray made the, motion to'
follow the recommendation 'of. the senior. high admin-
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istration and P.E. department for the ' three 'course
changes and Director Biggs seconded the' motion:
The 'motion carried. '
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. SUPERINTENDENT'S Mr. T''ex, e11 told the Board .that the ' istri Ct is , '
REPORT in compliance with .the statutes and rul ess- as • _ . "4 -''
Chapter I they apply to Chapter ' I, ECl"�; according to a . ,
letter received from Loy Barbour, Education : f " '
Specialist, Chapter I, ECIA,, following the visit
to the District on January 13, 1983. The gidup Diet
. with Mrs. `JoAnn Adair, visited one school, ° met ; s
. 'two aides, and met With one parent of a student A
receiving the services
A reading was received from our legal ;;ounsel•
TCYS regarding a decision to a request from the Tigard
Community Youth Services to borrow"part of the ' i
tax base of the District for support of this service,
and to vote within the community on funding their
• program. The legal opinion is that the District cannot
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provide funding, either directly or indirectly,
to the organization. ,
A letter was received from Wedgewood Downs .
Spelling ,Bee Retirement Inn regarding their participation in l' 1
the spelling bee at Tualatin Elementary. State . '
p Verne ,Duncan k.,.
Superintendent of Public Instruction, Verne ,, `
was also in attendance. ' ., ,
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Robyn B . _ Channel 2 with .. . .., 4
.iehler was interviewed �n ^t)
l 2 Suzie Clinton and the other water polo team
Channel p
News members relative to their success this seas'on ,
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' Kristina Johnson gave her report on events taking
place at the senior high school. Students at g
Sr. High p a � g
Re
ort the senior hig h are de saro' us of
having some i n.
put" ' , 1 °
into the finals week schedule p rocess. The basket- `
PoN
ball seasons are winding down. The
are
e xpected to be in the play- offs beginning
the
week of February 2i Leadership Week is taking .
place. . .a banquet is being held honoring leaders . in
the school for clubs, classes, ea��ecutin e ;
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etc.. . .Kerry Anderson Sias crowned King of Hearts 1
for the Va lent.ine°s 'Day 'dance.. .•students 'area gr getting i ng ?
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used,.Ito the new attendance policy. ...a visit w is
. made to 'Tigard .k igh School by followers of the • 1, f
.Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh to a mentai 'health class ,
held by Len Misso and. rt ,Nanna. Some ,controv,.ttsy '
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' was voiced' as well as support of 'this visit and
. Miss Johnson gave a student's opin'i'on as a member
of this caiss: " i,
COMMENTS " FROM
Na comments from. the 1 puti 1 ic' were heard..
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FUTURE MEETING February 17 and -24 are...th'e dates set for the f, ,' ,
visitation to the buildings by� .the budget committee rl ,, , P .
the regular meeting i�n. March will be• held on the ,3rd' 1" 1•
instead of the. 10th. . .the' Board,; members are invited ; ,
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to attend the '•February 24 meeting of the Long Range . ,
Building Needs Study Committee at 4:00 p.m. �in the • . i ,'.
Baord Room.
• ADJOURNMENT The regular meeting was adjourned at- 8:35 p.m. • °
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Janice B. Hiserote
Tigard Public Schools, Dist. #23
Administration stration
Office
• 13137 S.W. Pacific Highway
Tigard, Oregon 97223
RE: Letter of December 28, 1982 from Elizabeth A. Newton
to Janice B. Hiserote
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Dear Ms. Hiserote:
This morning I talked with Frank Currie, Public Works Director for the
City and the Planning Director, Bill Monahan, regarding the street
improvements to Durham Road. It is their feeling that if the street
improvements are bonded for 100% of the estimated construction cost
the occupancy permit for the auditorium can be issued.
Please submit the improvement plans to the City's Engineering Division
for approval' along with the bond. As soon as the City approves the
improvement vlans and accepts the bonds we will issue the Occupancy
Permit for the auditorium.
Sincerely,
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Eli .abeth A. New on
Associate Planner
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Janice B. Hiserote
Tigard` Public Schools, Dist. #23 "
Administration Office
13137 SW Pacific Highway
. Tigard, OR 97223
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• Dear Ms. Hiserote:
This is a reminder that the street improvements on Durham'Road required
for approval of the auditorium project must be completed 'prior to' issuance
of an occupancy permit for the auditorium. Your fetter of July 13, 1982
indicates that you plan street construction for this summer. tf that
is the case', an occupancy permit will not .be granted until after that
construction is completed. In talking with our Building Department. •
\ 1 learned that the anticipated completion date for the auditorium is "
March, and if the street improvements are not in, no occupancy permit
will be 'granted. I urge you to submit improvement plans as soon as '
possible so that all of the work may be completed simultaneously.. ,
U I can be of any assistance in this matter please contact
me.
Sincerely,
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Eliz et A. Newton
Associate planner.
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Dear Mr. Curry: ,
•, Thank you for the assistance that you gave DeHaas and Associates ,
Inc. as they worked toward determining if we could do a half
street improvement on Durham Road this summer. Our Board of
• Directors approved the staff recommendation to wait until the ', . t'yt
summer of 1983 to complete the project so that work would be "^
complete prior to the time that school began. It is our under- '° "
, standing that you have agreed to assist us in this project as :
letter from '
is outlined with the enclosed lett.. rom Mr.DeHaas. • � •
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Spring so that work can begin just after school is out in June,
1983 . We will be contacting you to coordinate our efforts towards
the successful completion of this project ,
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Again, thank you for your assistance and please do not hesitate a:
to call me if you have a question. t
Sincerely
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Tigard Public Schools, District 23j
13137 Pacific Highway
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Attention: Janice Hiserotes
Business ness Manager
Fl Dear Ms, Hi serote: .
Per our proposal of May 5, 1982 and your purchase order �No, 15157
. of May 7, 1982, we have• prepared preliminary plans and cost estimates •
'°' ' related to the Durham Road half - street improvement project,
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' The preliminary plans have been reviewed and approved by Frank Currie
City of Tigard and Ron Aase - Washington County, We have also reviewed
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Division, t
We have atta ched'..the preliminary plans showing project e nvvi sion ed.
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the appropriate typical section and the future sugge'sted lane assign-
Milents showing compatibility. with the Hall-Durham Road State Highway '
facility.
Specific agreements worked out with the City of Tigard and Washington
County are as follows:
1i* The final 2 lift of A.C, to 'completer the ultimate design
ic , road section Will be held until such time as the remaining +�
half of Durham is completed. At that time, the final 2" lift
` of. A,C, will be constructed over the entire street width With
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the City of Tigard financing the cost as a part of city
p tici atio
��� This saves th�e�Schopropri appropriate for collector or � a 1� streets ,
p hool District approximately $17,754,00.
2, The City of Tigard will finance the cost of appropriate street
g g. existing power side). li htin on� � x istin� over poles" north side as a part of ,
city participation as appropriate for collector or arterial
streets. This saves the School District approximately $7,088,00
II i s Lhe usual pi°oot i.r o kr have the properly own'e r
p ay energy co is for t tic lighting for a period ol two (2) ,
PoL s, In Lbi s ±nst,ci,n �o '1 he �:es ons i..lity For Lhe
i)i hl• rtc't would he 0. n ',1•a'1V C:o8h� for one-.1a'i'f i ho 1 i obi s u
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3. Washington County has agreed to portion an appropriate
matching overlay on the north position of the road. It
• is estimated the value of this work is approximately $10,238.00.
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We have prepared (attached) an AGREEMENT TO FURNISH ENGINEERING SERVICES
for your consideration.
Please let me knout if I may clarify or provide additional ,information.
Sincerely,
MARLIN J, DE HAAS, P.E.
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SULLIVAN & RAMIS
ATTORNEYS AT LAW ' Tigard Plannin {! on
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PORTLAND. OREGON 97209
(5031 222-4402 FROM: KME
RE: High School Auditorium
KME telephoned Liz Newton on November 9, 1981 , to inquire as to
the status of the high school auditorium proposal. Liz advised
me that EJS had suggested Liz write a letter to the high school
Board concerning a possible requirement for a height variance.
Liz advised me that she had reviewed the file and found nothing
specific as to the high school 's plans concerning height of the
auditorium. She also reviewed the minutes of the October Planning
ti Commission meeting and found nothing specific as to the proposed
height.
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Fowler Junior High site and is not taking any further action on
the auditorium proposal.
Liz also told me that Larry Hibbard had said he saw "no problems"
with the auditorium proposal. Liz advised me that she would
attempt to ,btain official information on the proposed height,
Once this is done, we should discuss whether it would be appr_o-
priate to send a letter to the high school Board.
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SULLIVAN & RAMIS
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TO Bob Jean, Tigard { ,, ty Administrator
Q 1727 N,W. NOYT STREET
PORTLAND, OREGON 97209
(503) 222-4402 FROM: Ed Sullivan, City Attorney
RE: Tigard School District -- Possible Litigation
I was asked to check into the possibility of some difficulties
perceived by the Tigard School District in dedicating certain land
connection with the construction of a new •
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auditorium at the Tigard High School site. As I understand it,
the difficulty related to, the dedication of land on either or both • -
- S. W. 92nd Avenue and S. W. Durham Road and the signing of a non-
remonstrance agreement for the construction of either or both of
those roads.
On Friday, October 9 , 1981,°'I, spoke with Fred Anderson, who I
thought to be the attorney for the District. Mr. Anderson indi-
cated that most of the legal work for the District had been
transfered to the Mille Anderson firm and that he was not advising
• the District on this matter. He was uncharacteristically vague
in his recollection of the dedication and waiver of remonstrance
problems, but did suggest that I call Pete Taylor, an employee of
l who handles new construction and other related
the school district w ens - Lion an t
matters.
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I spoke Mr. Ta y for in th
e afternoon of the 9th about this matter.
He indicated that the had requested an evaluation from
legal counsel of the District' s rights and responsibilities vis-a-
vis the city in this matter. Mr. Taylor indicated that, regarding
the senior high school site near Durham Road, he hEd the question
as to whether or not the present school board could bind future ,
boards with regard to the dedication and the waiver of remonstrance.
I, indicated to him that, while he certainly could received his own
counsel, I, would probably advise the city the prohibition against
1 bindin g future legislative agencies applied only to regulatory
ulato
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functions, rather than proprietary functions. Mr. Tay lor also
indicated, that the District would attempt to see What could be
done about waiving the requirements on the sewer charges, dedica-
tion, and the nonremonstrance agreement on both the senior high
site and Fowler Junior High site on which there is proposed
d ler � e � ` op
to be further improvements, necessitating a further conditional
use
permit.
I want' bring these matterS to your attention in view of the
to b' g se matt
. litigation city m,- . .9' the + � y will need to
fact that there may well. be �.ti anon and
be very clear on the relationship of these exactions to the impacts
caused by additional facilities. The city will also need
cans the ddd�.tio
reexamine conditional ertit on the senior' high site to
make its co nal e
sure precluded itself from any further exaction
reex o
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I hope the above is of assistance to you. '
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SITE DESIGN REVIEW
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OCTOBER 7, 1981
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DOCKET: . SDR 27-81 Tigard High School Auditorium ,
APPLICANT:' Charles Selig or OWNER:. Tigard School
Xavier Rueda District 23J
213 S.W. Ash St. S-201
Portland, Oregon 97204
SITE LOCATION: Tigard High School
9000 S.W. Durham Road.
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SITE. PLAN/DESIGN REVIEW COMMENTS: '
Related to parking on site a considerable amount of work has I .
been done recently to increase the capacity. If 'S.W. 92nd ,
Avenue i8 improved as proposed, additional parking will be
provided. When S.W. Durham Road is improved, the School may "
loose a few spaces, but, it will not be significant. Auditorium.
could create a probeim if a major event were scheduled on the l
same night as a football game However, with only six' (6)
games, "at home" in the Fall, Staff feels that the chances of
this happening are negligible e The School Superintendent has
assured Staff; that this possibility, is negligible. The parking
therefore seems adequate.
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the plans for this
this street work no The I'Council was very
clear on what would be required on S.W. 92nd Avenue. (Reference
SDR 6-81 Stadium.) S.W. Durham Road should be mpr v'ed in
` the near future. When Staff discussed
School District we made it quite I ;
the.Stathat a � I
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agreement for the improvement of S.W. urham R
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1, ditorium project Council
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Would be a requirement for the rA�
has agreed to form a Durham cad Committee to study the formation
large Improvement District along S.W.g
of a .. icip ed that t work within two �(2) It
�ooa.�. . Durham.
, Sant.anticipated hid k �will commence �wy
ears The
Sohool District will be znvnlvod.
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SDR 27-81
. Ordinance 7553 designated this' entire site as R-30
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declared the School a Permitted Use. The fronts yard setbacks in
• a R-30 Single Family Residential Zone, shall be a "minimum of 30
feet" (Section 18.20.100 Tigard Municipal Code) Because they have
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Road the setback for the auditorium has been reduced to 20 feet.
The City created a "hardship" and therefore should grant a variance. ;
No application for a variance is necessary under these circumstances.
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The applicant ant has agreed reed to ,,l'revi'ew,1 th is project
with the Planning
Commission on, October 6, 1981. Surrounding property owners have been
notified. This is not usually done, but Staff felt that this project
needed to be brought to the attention of the surrounding people so
they could voice their concerns. A simi.liar "review" will be
scheduled with the City Council.
STAFF DECISION:, Staff approves this project with the following
conditions:
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1. Improvements to ;S.W. 92nd Avenue shall be ma de as approved
by the Public Works Director. Plans for these improvements
shall be submitted and approved prior to the issuance of 'a
Building Permit for the 'Auditorium.
2. The School District shall dedicate all land 45 feet from the
center line of S.W. Durham Road to the City for street
, improvements. A non-remonstrance agreement for the future
improvement of S.W. Durham Road shall be signed and delivered
to the City prior to the issuance of a Building Permit for
the Auditorium.
3. No Occupancy Permits shall be issued until all conditious
placed upon this development by the City of Tigard have
been satisfied and inspections verifying this have been
I carried out by the appropriate Department.
4. No changes will be made to approved plan.:~ or specification
unless ss formal al app..l
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1-, Appropriate riate C xt y
De partment and chap ges are a Department.
Application for changes made �� �r�tin and shall
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includ e applicable drawin g
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in
public
. rights-of-way an d all other public improvements shall
be
prep ared by a registered profes sional en gineer in accord
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with City standards, and
shall be submitted to the Public
p reView.
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dedication, final plat, or issuance of Building Permits; 2
or (2) `bonded to the City for 100% of the estimated cost
thereof prior to the recording of any Minor Land Partition,
public dedication, final plat, or issuance of Building Permits. q
f ; 6. All pronosed utilities shall be placed undergroiuld.' Street "
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lighting installations shall be approved by the Public Works
Department
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7. A metes and bound legal. description an d map shall accompany o
a dedication o,f public rights-of-way, parks, open space or
floodplain areas and shall be prepared by a registered
engineer or land surveyor.
+ �e A City of Tigard approved ed Non-ret ns trance Agreement muse
{ be recorded by Washington County and returned to the City
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of Tigard Planning Department before issuance of Building
Permits or change of property ownership.
9 . All street and parking areas shall be concrete or asphalt.
t All sidewalks shall be concrete.
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t 1 m I� g the expiration of
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the twenty (20) day appeal period from the date of approval.
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Aldie Howard
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Sig1 below to acknowledge conditions set for th for this is p
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and return to the City of Tigard Planning Department. Fall la~e
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to acknowledge will result in no further action on this ;roj ct
} with regards issuance of Building Permits or engineering
appro)va: (
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AFE`13AAVST OF N.A.T.LINTG
STATE OF OFEQON )
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County of Washington ) s s.
City of Tigard ) r
I, Diane M. Jelderks, being first duly sworn, on oath despose
and say: ' .
t I am Secretary for the Planning 1"jepariarent for
the City of Tigard, Oregon
That I served notice of hearing of the Tigard
Planning Commission
of which the attached is a copy (Marked ldaibit A) to each
of the following nantd persons on the day of a
1981, by mailing to each of them at the a chess shown on the
d 1 attached list (Marked Exhibit B) , said notice as :hereto attached,
desposited in the United States Mail on the day of
1981, postage prepaid.
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subbscr &.bed and sworn to before xre on the day of
5 /„. , 1981
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE TIGARD PLANNING COMMISSION AT ITS MEETING ON TUESDAY,
• OCTOBER 6 1981 , AT 7:30 P M., :IGN THE LECTURE ROOM OF FOWLER JUNIOR HIGH .
SCHOOL, ' 10865 S,,,W. WALNUT, 'TIGARD, OREGON, WILL CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING APPLICATION: '
APPLICANT: Tigard Union High School ' Owner: Same
9000 S.W. 'Durham '
Tigard, Ore g on : 97223
' REQUEST: Review of the 'Plans for, ,l an Auditorium' to be constructed on ' : ' ' '. \
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Beaverton,16585iS.W. 92nd k',., 8012 S.W. 180th lil.
Tigard, Oregon 9722Beaverton, Oregan 97005 I Ir i / ,
1000 '1000
MARVEL INC./ELLIOTT occupant
517 Corbett Bldg. 9220 S.W. Durham Rd.
Portland, Ore. 97204 Tigard, Oregon 97223
1100 1100
SAX/SCHEFFLER LEWIS
1 S.W. Columbia 1200
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Portland, Oregon 97258
Tigard, Oregon 97223
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Occupant t ERLENBUSCH Ii
16285 S.W. 85 h Ave. 16305 S.W. 92nd
• Tigard, Oregon 97223 Tigard, Oregon 97223
1,300 1300
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16575 S.W. 85th Ave. 16445 S.W. 92nd
Tigard, Oregon 9722.3 Tigard, Oregon 97223 .
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16025 S.W. 92nd Ave.'
3200, 3300 3400 3500
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Tigard, Oregon 97223
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Tigard Oregon 97223
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KRIECK NELSON/CHAPMAN COWGER
9185 ,S.W. Durham Rd. 15 915 S.W. Oak Meado �.,lan 6650 S.W. Montgomery Way
Tigard, Oregon 97223 * Tigard, Oregon 97.223. Wilsonville, Ore.
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12000 13300 11700
\ STOW REGIN/BRACE Occupant
' 15890 S.W. Oak Meadow Ln 10319 Shady River 15860 S.W. Oak Meadow Ln
* Tigard, Oregon 97223
g g Houston, Texas 77042 Tigard, Oregon 97223
12100 13300 200
JOHNSON OCCUPANT DIEHL/RANDALL CO.
15900 S.W. Oak Meadow Ln
15905 S.W. Oak Meadow Ln. 9500 S.W. Barbur Bvd.300t
. . Tigard, Oregon 97223 Tigard, Oregon 97223 Portland; Oregon 97219
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12200 14300 14400 200
GREENO LUTON Occupant
15 910 S.W. Oak Meadow Ln
15300 S.W. 116th Ave
1 5845 S.W. Hall Blvd.
Tigard, Oregon 97223, Tigard, Oregon 9723 Tigard, Oregon 97223
12300 14300 400 ,,
LAMB Occupant LAXTON
15920 S.W. Oak Meadow Dr. 9165 S.W. Durham Rd. 8146 S.W. Hall Blvd.
Tigard, Oregon 97223 Tigard, Oregon 97223 BE4SI'ERr'0N0911 ,. 97005
1 400
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MARCIIETTI OCCUPANT OCCUPANT
15930 S.W. Oak Meadow Dr. 9145 S.W. Durham Rd. 15980 S.W. 88th Ave.
e Tigard, Oregon 97223
. Tigard, Oregon 9 72 2 3 T�, and, Or• g Tigard, Oregon 97223
12500 5
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15940 S.W. Oak Meadow Ln 15300 S.W. 116th 10095 N.W. Leahy
Tigard, Oregon ... g 2 3 PTigard, Ore 97223 Tigard, Oregon 97223 Portland, Oregon 97223 _
12600 14600 500
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15950 SW a Meadow
Ln 9105 S 15940 S
W 88th Ave.
Tigard, Oregon 97223 Tigard,, oregon 97223 Tigard, Oregon 97223
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15945 S.W. Oak. Meadow Ln ' � 15920 8.W. Alderbrook C�.r.:
2nd # 77
Tig ard, Ore. 7 2 23 Ti
- 97223 g rd, Oregon 97223 Newberg, Oregon 97�.32 °•
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15925 S.W.� ak Meadow Lane 15850 S.W.S.W Oak Meadow to 15825
S.W. Stratford LOorT g Tigard, Oregon 97223
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5000 5600 6300
BAYSINGER/SHIGENO 4 WARREN "' Occupant
6°550 S.W. Barney Road '' 3005 N.W• : 153 Ave. :(, 15850 S.W. Stratford Loo! ... ,
Portland, Oregon 97225
Beaverton, C�a.^e on 970.05 Tigard, Oregon 97223 \
5000 5600 2S1 12C ' 4700
'. Occupant Occupant ADDTNGTON ,
. 15835 Stratford Loop x-59 �5 S.W. Stratford Loop 8465 S.W. Durham Rd•
Tigard, Oregon 97223 Tigard,Tigard, Oregon 97223 g Oregon 97223 • .
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WILLIAMSON 8901 N.E. alsey .
�fi. 12715 S•W•lllth Place `
10950 S.W. Garden Park' RDA Portland', Oregon 97220
' Tigard, Oregon 97223
Tigard, Oregon 97223 i
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G 15925 :8.W• Stratford Loop
15845 S.W. Stratford. Loop T :gard, Oregon 97223 9720 S.W. Frewing , • •
Tigard, Oregon 97223 Tigard, Oregon 97223 +,
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5200 5800 Occupant 1 '
' DIVESDAL FAKER 8385 S .W. Durham Rd•
. 15025 S.W. 98th Ave.. ' 15930 S.W. Stratford. Loop Tigard; Oregon 97223
Tigard, Oregon 97223 Tigard, Oregon 97223
5900 2S1 13B
5200 600 ' 1,40,S ,$I i w1 i"
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15855 S.W. Stratford Loop' Port and,i' Oregon ' 97201, 150 N. 1st Ave,
. Tigard, Oregon . 97223 Hillsboro, Or 97123
5900 600
' 5300 Oregon, i
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159 20 S.,W• ,Stratford Loop g n
3240 WeStview Ct. 208 Central Bldg.
. . Lake Oswego, Ore 97034 Tigard, Oregon 97223 810 3ra Ave. '
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Tigard. Ore,ton 57223
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S.iTE 'ES iktiN REVIEW APPLI, 'ION E 411
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TIGARD PLANNING DEPARTMENT 639-4171 FEE RECEIVED
12420 SW Main Street RECEIPT #
Tigard, Oregon 97223 DATE RECEIVED . .
RECEIVED BY
The "contact person" named in this application will receive all major '
correspondence from the Tigard Planning Department and that person is
responsible for providing same to owner, architects, etc .
In this case, the "contact person" is :
224-0173
NAME Charles S. i • or Xavier Rue.d�aPRONE (Bus . ) (Res . ) 4;
ADDRESS .
21 5. � . - ,i . 'A tl and aI:a on t~
C�.(St} ee ' ` p7
Signatix - Date
• PROJECT TITLE Tigard Senior High Schoo Ad•itions
. PROJECT ADDRESS '___Durham Road - Ti gay„ e on
TAX MAP # 2S1 14A TAX LOT(S) 100
AREA MEASUREMENT 49 acres
NATURE OF PROPOSED DEVELOPMENT on of an Audi to�ri
Center,
PROPOSE DEV':CL®P Addi t� um Counseling Ce
P.E. Facility and Metals Shop
DEVELOPER 's °NAME Tigard School District 23J PHONE (Bus . ) 620-160 (Re . )
ADDRESS 13137 S zW. Pacific Highway Tigard Oregon
(Street - City Zip) .
PROPERTY
OWNE R S NAME .-.T i. g rd School District PHO E (Bus � )
620-1620 (Res )
PHONE B
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ADDRESS Same as
above
(Street -- City - Zip)
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Property on State Road
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John Engineering
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