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TIGARD CITY COUNCIL
REGULAR MEETING
JANUARY 12, 1976, 7:30 P. M.
FOWLER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
LECTURE ROOM
AGENDA:
1. CALL TO ORDER
2. ROLL CALL
3. PLEDGE OF ALLEGIANCE
4. CALL TO AUDIENCE FOR THOSE DESIRING TO SPEAK ON NON-AGENDA ITEMS
5. MAYOR'S STATE OF CITY MESSAGE - 1975-76
(a) Individual Councilmen's Comments - 1974-75, 1975-76
6. CONSENT AGENDA: (All matters under this heading are considered to be routine by the City
Council and will be enacted in one motion in the form listed below.
There will be no separate discussion of these items. If discussion is
desired by any Council member or member of th.. —dience, that item will
be removed from the Consent Agenda and will be considered separately).
(a) Approval of Minutes - Special Meeting December 15, 1975, Study Session January 5,
1976
(b) Receive and file WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
Oregon State Intergovernmental Relations Division Transmittal
re: One-Stop Permit System
CRAG Memo re: ' Public Hearings - Praft II Goals & Objectives, Land Use Framework
Plan
(c) APPROVAL OF EXPENDITURES AND INVESTMENTS $190j308_16
(d) SETTING OF PUBLIC HEARINGS - Recpmmended by Planning Director
January 26, 1976, beginning at 8:00 P.M. Fowler Junior High School
Zone Change - For an area of approximately 220 acres recently annexed to the City of
Tigard by Boundary Review Commiss4on orders 801 and 867 involving rezoning under
provisions of ORS 199.490 (3) (a)i rezone those lands from current Washington. County
zone to the most nearly comparable City of Tigard zone.
7. AUTHORIZE REFUND
(a) Parking Lot Variance $125.00 - Mildren Anderson
Recommendation of Planning Department
(b) Bike License Fee - $3.00 - James Brien
Recommendation of Chief of Police
8. APPROVE. O.L.C.C. APPLICATIONS
(a) D.A. Application, Key-West, 11445 S.W. Pacific Highway, Tigard, Oregon
(b) P.S. Package Store Licen§e, Touch & Go Gourmet Foods, 13066 SW Pacific Highway,
Tigard
Recommendation by Chief of Police
9. RESOLUTION No. 76- - A RESOLUTION DECLARING AN INTENT TO OFFER NON-FEE LIBRARY
SERVICE TO ALL RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY WITHIN THE FRAME-
WORK OF COOPERATIVE LIBRARY SERVICES, AND TO ACCEPT $25,989 ON
AN ANNUAL BASIS AS RAISED BY A COUNTY-WIDE THREE YEAR SERIAL
LEVY AS COMPENSATION FOR OFFERING SUCH LIBRARY SERVICE.
10. RESOLUTION No. 76- , A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE COLUMBIA REGION ASSOCIATION OF
`GOVERNMENTS TO HOJ.D'A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE CURRENT DRAFT OF A
REGIONAL GOMPREHENSTVE PLAN IN THE CITY OF TIGARD IN ORDER TO
QVIDE TIGARD AREA RESIDENTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO PROVIDE INPUT
I TO TUE FORMULAT;ON OF SAID PLAN.
11. RESOLUTION No. 76- - RESOLUTION OF THE TIGARD CITY COUNCIL ACCEPTING THE PUBLIC
- IMPROVEMENTS CONSTRUCTED WITHIN TERRACE TRAILS SUBDIVISION.
12. PUBLIC HEARINGS (Commencing at 8tOO P.M.)
(a) Minor Land Partition - Roger Bglanich
A request to partition a parcel of land in a Washington County Suburban Residential
Zone at 121st, Scholls Ferry Road and 122nd. (Washington County tax map 1S1 34B,
tax lot 500).
(1) Public Hearing Opened
(2) Statement of Facts by City Planner
(8) Public Testimony
Proponents
Oppopents
Cross Examiriation
(4) Recommendation of Planning Director
(5) Hearing Closed
(6) Consideration by Council
(b) Zone Change - Hawes/St. Clair
A request by Hawes and St. Clair, on behalf of Lyle Van Dyke, for a zoning Tap
amendment to zone a parcel at S.W. 67th and Hampton Streets, presently zoned Lizard
R-7, single family residential, to C-tP, Commercial-Professional (Washington Co. tax
map 2S1 IAD, tax lot 400).
(1) Public Hearing Opened
(2) Statement of Facts by City Planner
(3) Public TestLmony
Proponents
Opponents
Cross Examination
PAGE 2 - AP;NDA - JANUARY 11, 1976
(4) Recommendation of Planning Director.
,s (5) Hearing Closed
(6) Consideration by Council
ORDINANCE No. 76- - AN ORDINANCE ADOPTING FINDINGS WITH RESPECT TO AN
APPLICATION BY HAWES & ST. CLAIR IN BEHALF OF LYLE H.
VAN DYKE EQUITY TRUST, FOR AN AMENDMENT OF THE 1970
ZONING MAP OF THE CITY OF TIGARD, CHANGING THE ZONE
DISTRICT OF A TRACT OF LAND FROM SINGLE FAMILY
RESIDENTIAL (R-7) TO COMMERCIAL-PROFESSIONAL (C-P);
THAT TRACT BEING LOTS 19, 20, 21 ANIS 22, BLOCK 34,
WEST PORTLAND HEIGHTS, A SUBDIVISION OF RECORD IN
WASHINGTON COUNTY, GRANTING THE APPLICATION AND FIXING
AN EFFECTIVE DATE.
(c) AMENDMENT TO TIGARD COMPREHENa 7 PLAN (NPO No. 2)
Request by Ralph Peters for amendment to Tigard Comprehensive Plan (N.P.O. No. 2) to
change land use designation of a parcel of land at 9830 S.W. McKenzie Street from
multi-family (A2) to C-3 General Commercial. (Tax map 2S1 2BD, tax lot 700).
(1) Public Hearing Opened
(2) Statement of Facts by City Planner
(3) Public Testimony
Proponents
Opponents
Cross Examination
(4) Recommendation of Planning Director
(5) Hearing Closed
(6) Consideration by Council
13. LOCAL CONTRACTORS REVIEW BOARD
(a) Report by Legal Counsel
14. ADOPTION OF FINDINGS FOR N.P.O. #3 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REVISION
(a) Recommendation.of Planning Director
15. AUTHORIZATION TO SUBMIT A "701" GRANT APPLICATION
(a) Recommendation of Planning Director
16. REPORT ON SUBMISSION OF BIKE PATH APPLICATION
(a) Report by Planning Director
17. ORDINANCE No. 76- - AN ORDINANCE RATIFYING, CONFIRMING AND RECORDING CHA�INGE IN T14E
BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY OF TIGARD BY THE BOUNDARY COMm1SSI0\, ORDER
No. 867, INVOLVING LANDS OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY CO., U.S.
BANTRUST AND OTHERS, WASHINGTON COUNTY, OREGON, RECORDING
EFFECTIVE DATE, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY.
: OTHER
(a) Report on County Road`4evy Financing Meeting
19. ADJOURNMENT
PAGE 3 - AGENDA - JANUARY 12, 1976
T I G A RD C I T Y C 0 U N C ?. 'L
REGULAR MEETING JANUARY 12, 1976, 7.30 Y. N.
1. ROLL CALL: Present: Mayor Wilbur A. Bishop; Councilmen Ral.p'C. Brarkhursc, John E. Cook.
Robert C. Moore; R. B. Adams, Chief of 'I
Russel Austin, Build-
ing Official; J. D. Bailey, Legal Counsel; Richard C. Bolen, Plan-
ning Director; Doris Hartig, City Recorder.
'. CALL TO AUDIENCE FOR THOSE DESIRING TO SPEAK ON NON-AGENDA 1TEMs
(a) None
3. MAYOR'S STATE OF CITY MESSAGE - 1975-76
(a) Mayor Bishop ropad state of city message which synopsized 1975 activities and his
recommendatior♦s/proposals for 1976.
4. APPROVAL OF MINUTES - Special Meeting December 15, 1975, Study Session January 5, 1976
(a) Motion to approves Councilman Barkhurst; seconded by Councilman Cook.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council present.
5. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
Oregon State Intergovernmental Relations Division transmittal re: One-Stop Permit System
CRAG Memo re: Public Hearings - Draft II Goals & Objectives, Land Use Framework Plan
(a) Motion to receive and file: Councilman Barkhurst; seconded by Councilman Cook.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council present.
6. APPROVAL OF EXPENDITURES AND INVESTMENTS $1909308.26
(a) Motion to approve: Councilman Barkhurst; seconded by Councilman Cook.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council present.
7. SETTING OF PUBLIC HEARING - January 26, 1976, 8:00 P. M.
Zone Change - For an area of approximately 202 acres .recently annexed to th(rCity of Tigard
by Boundary Review Commission orders 801 and 867 involving rezoning under pr.ovis:.on� afvRS
199.490 (3) (a), a rezone of those lands from current Washington Countv zone to Jo ;govt
nearly comparable City of Tigard zone.
(a) Motion to set hearing: Councilman-Barkhurst; seconded by Councilman Look.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council present.
8. APPROVE REFUNDS
(a) Parking Lot Variance $125.00 - Meldren Anderson
Bike License Fee - $3.00 - James Brien
(b) Motion to approve refunds: Councilman Cook; seconded by Councilman Moore.
Approved by unftnimous vote of Council present.
9. O.L.C.C. ?,ppli�ati.ons
t
D.A. .duplication, Key-West, 11445 S.W. Pacific H;_Vhwav, T_ t, rr.- v,1
P.S. Package Store License, Touch &.Go Gournet Foods, 1066 SW Paci, i.c: Highwav, Tigard
(a) Chief of Police stated Department investigated and recuro.-ended approval of both
applications.
City Recorder noted City received copy of Letter to O.L.C.C. from Jason Boe endorsing
the suitability of the Dawsons (Touch and Go) for such a License.
(b) Motion to forward applications to O.L.C.C. without objection: Councilman Cook;
seconded by Councilman Moore.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council present.
10. RESOLUTION No. 76-2 - i :iESOLUTION DECLARING AN INTENT TO OFFER NON-FEE LIBRARY SERVICE TO
ALL RESIDENTS OF WASHINGTON COUNTY WITHIN THE FRAMEWORK OF COOPER-
ATIVE LIBRARY SERVICES, AND TO ACCEPT $25,989 ON AN ANNUAL BASIS AS
RAISED BY A COUNTY-WIDE THREE YEAR SERIAL LEVY AS COMPENSATION FOR
OFFERING SUCH LIBRARY SERVICE.
(a) Motion to adopt: Councilman Cook; seconded by Councilman Barkhurst.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council present.
11., RESOLUTION No. 76-3 - A RESOLUTION REQUESTING THE COLUMBIA REGION ASSOCIATION OF GOVERN-
MENTS TO HOLD A PUBLIC HEARING ON THE CURRENT DRAFT OF A REGIONAL
f COMPREHENSIVE PLAN IN THE CITY OF TIGARD IN ORDER TO PROVIDE TIGARD
AREA RESIDENTS AN OPPORTUNITY TO PROVIDE INPUT INTO THE FORMULATION
OF SAID PLAN.
(a) Motion to adopt: Councilman Moore; seconded by Councilman Barkhurst.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council present.
12. RESOLUTION No. 76-1 - RESOLUTION OF THE TIGARD CITY COUNCIL ACCEPTING THE PUBLIC IMPROVE-
MENTS CONSTRUCTED WITHIN TERRACE TRAILS SUBDIVISION
(a) John Hagman of Public Works Department stated maintenance bond was received and
subdivision was ready for acceptance.
(b) Motion to accept: Councilman Moore; seconded by Councilman Barkhurst.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council present.
13. MINOR LAND PARTITION - ROGER BELANICH
A request to partition a parcel of land in a Washington County Suburban Residential Zone
at 121st, Scholls Ferry Road and 122nd. (Washington County tax map 1S1 11µB, taa lot 500).
(a) Public Hearing Opened - 8:10 P. M.
Statement of facts given by Planning Director.
PAGE 2 - MINUTES - JANUARY 12, 1976
(b) 'Public 'l:escimony
4 Proponents
Roger Belanich, 2330 43rd Ave., Seattle, Wa. applica*. t.
Opponents - None
Cross Examination - None
Planning Director recommended approval with the condition that S.W. Spring:,00d
Drive be established as proposed and street be improved to meet city standards.
Planner requested street be improved now or monetary assurance deposited that
, the street will be improved.
Council, staff and applicant discussggd improvement of street contingent upon
improvement of adjacent property and Jor to coincide with development of property.
Public Hearing Closed
(c) Motion by Councilman Cook to approve the request for minor land partition without
the conditions as recommended by Planning Director; seconded by Councilman Moore.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council present.
14. ZONE CHANGE - Hawes/St. Clair
A request by Hawes and St. Clair, on behalf of Lyle Van Dyke, for a zoning map amendment to
zone a parcel at S.W. 67th and Hampton Streets, presently zoned Tigard R-7, single family
residential, to C-P, Commercial-Professional (Washington County tax map 2S1 IAD, tax lot
400).
(a) Public Hearing Opened
Statement of facts given by Planning Director
(b) Public Testimony
Proponents
Mr. St. Clair - applicant
Opponents - None
Cross Examination - None
Planning Director recommended approval with the following conditions:
(1) That the applicant agree to improve S.W. 67th from his property !i::c. to _t;c
centerline of that street the length of his frontage. on chat street tc• t ;.ty
standards and coordinate said improvements with those previously appro,cc ')y
this Council on the side of S.W. 67th opposite the lands herein descr.:iLed
(Tigard Ordinance No. 75-27);
(2) That there be no access permitted from the lands herein described to S.W.
Hampton Street;
t' (3) That the applicant agrees to vacate S.W. Hampton Street, if and when the
S.W. 68th Parkway is completed south of S.W. 68th Avenue.
PAGE 3 - MINUTES - JANUARY 12, 1976
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BEING LOTS 1.9, 20, 21. and 22, BLOCK 3", ,!EST PORTL.,kN 7
A SfjBDfVJ.SION OF RECORD IN WASqINSTON "O"NTY, G&,kN-rjN1' 1H[-
,VPPLICATION VND FIXING AN EFFECTIVE DAZE.
Motion to adopt-, Councilman Moore; seconded by Councilman '3a.rkhurst.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council present.
15. AMENDMENT rO TlGARD COMPREHENSIVE PLAN (NPO No. 2)
Request by Ralph Peters for amendment to Tigard Comprehensive Plan (NPO No. 2) to change
land use designation of a parcel of land at 9830 S.W. McKenzie Street from multi-family
(A-2) to C-3 General Commercial. Washington County tax map 2SI .2BD, tax lot 700.
(a) Public Hearing Opened
Statement of facts given by City Planner.
(b) Public Testimony
Proponents
Attorney Charles McClure representing Ralph Peters and others.
Opponents - None
Cross Examination
Council discussed with Attorney McClure if applicant was requesting Commercial-Pro-
fessional (C-P) or General Commercial (C-3) designation. McClure responded they
would like Commercial-Professional. (C-P) as Planning Commission had denied nenerat
Commercial (C-3) request and recommended to City Council Co-mr-ercial-Profeisional (C-P)
designation. McClure's client would be agreeable to the Corxrercial-Professional
designation.
Planning Director recoarriended the request for General. CorTnercial be deni(:(l d,,,,i t1j,
map be amended to indicate Commercial.-Profcssicnal. (C P.` designatiorl.
Public Hearing Closed.
Council, staff and Attorney McClure discussed at leng,_fj
arty by Peters from Nicoli during
the process of adopi_Ln< NPO 42.
procedures and the recommendation of the Planning
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Professional (C-P) designation where the applicant had request--c! Ceneral
(C-3) designation. Attorney Bailey stated he would not recommiend rEterrifi_
back to Planning Commission, as there was no public conLent--on,
Commission should not recommend something other than was on applicaLion.
McClure felt there was adequate public notice for this hearing as C-I'
rise than C-3. Attorney Bailey stated the question is; if Planning,
give something other than what was requested.
PAGE 4 MINUTES - .JANUARY 12, 1976
Mot-Joyl by Co
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Aes*gn,Ettior. ort t.lhc ba;3izC,
C as ioj-, For Gen-..al
Councii- not Uphold the Uia It
e��.� ;S 'tio -P Col'i'lercial Profes-
sional on the basis L.h CorP",issi,)n rCc-or-'LuendatioT, for C'
this time* adequat,-t testimony to Sul?Port- Che at.
., Seconded. by Cook.
Approved by unanimous
_c;j present,
16. LOCAL CONTRACT REVIEW BOARD
(a) Attorney Bailey gave synopsis of recent legislation whichto
Contract Review Board; if not adopted, tb.,,
ordinance designating Council as the Local Co, . a,low cities pass
city is subject to review by State Board. The provisions do not apply to personal
services but more in the area of public improvements or services, purchases in large
amounts, etc. Attorney Bailey will write ordinance and have ready for consideration
at next Council meeting.
17. ADOPTION OF FINDINGS FOR NPO #3 COMPREHENSIVE PLAN REVISION
(a) Planning Director gave synopsis of memo with respect to finding, to be sent to NPO #3.
(b) Motion by Councilman Barkhurst to authorize statement be submitted to NPO #3, seconded
by Councilman Cook.
Motion passed by 3-,1 majority vote. Councilman Moore voting NAY.
18. APPROVAL TO SUBMIT A "701" GRANT APPLICATION - Open Space, Preservation, Conservation and
f Recreation Plan
(a) Planning Director distributed memo with respect to grant and gave synopsis of grant
requirements. City is requesting funding of one Position for 9 months or $11,480;
city staff to match 1/3 of grant with in kind" service.
(b) Motion by Councilman Barkhurst to authorize Planning Director to submit 701 applica-
tion for planning grant; seconded by Councilman Moore.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council.present.
19. SUBMISSION OF BIKE PATH APPLICATION
(a) Planning Director synopsized application for 4158,000 hich if appr ,
be 100% funded under Federal Bikeway Demonstration Pro--rant wgram. As loth
otovedh7 would
enAues
have submitted application, Planner felt there was very little chance foreif
(b) RESOLUTION No. 76-4 - A RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING AN' APPLICATION FOR FUNDINI, PP.0-
VISIONS OF THE BIKEWAY DEMONSTRATION PROGRAM (SRC�1_
FEDERAL AID HIGHWAY AMENDMENT OF 1974) "iON 1111�
Motion to adopt: Councilman Moore; seconded by Councilman Barkhurst.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council present.
ORDINANCE No. 76-2 AN ORDINANCE RATIFYING, CONFIRMING AND RECORDING CHANGE IN THE
BOUNDARIES OF THE CITY OF TIGARD BY THE BOUNDARY COMMISSION, ORDER
867, INVOLVING LANDS OF SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY Co., U.�
S. B.LNILRIJISTNo.
'�%'-PAGE 5 MINUTES JANUARY 12, 1976
CGUNTY, 01;iCON RECORDIN E
(a) Motlon to adop
by
Appr-)ved by Jpr sent.
21. OTHER
A. Mayor Bishop and Courici Iman Moore discussed with Council highlights of Washinvtin
County meeting with resnecto proposed County Road Levy.
B. RESOLUTION No. 76-5 - RESOLUTION OF CITY COUNCIL ACKNOWLEDGING RECEIPT OF TRIPLE
MAJORITY ANNEXATION AND RECOMEND FORWARDING TO PORTLAND
METROPOLITAlN AREA LOCAL GOVERNMENT BOUNDARY COMMISSION.
(1) Planning Director commented staff had received annexation petition for parcel of
land located at 7310 S.W. Spruce, Portland. Planning Director recommended city
accept and forward to Boundary Review Commission.
(2) Motion to adopt: Councilman Cook; seconded by Councilman Barkhurst.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council present.
C. King City Transmittal regarding L.C.D.C. self-evaluation charts.
(1) Planning Director sy-nopslzed letter from King City and suggested City of Tigard
work with Durham and King City in L.C.D.C. grant request.' Letter from King City
indicates they are agreeable to work with Tigard, details to be worked out later.
Information item only and no action was taken by Council.
D. U.S.A. Advisory Board Vacancy
(1) Councilman Cook realinned Selection Committee there is vacancy on IT.S.A. Ad%,Isory
Board as Allan Paterson is now County Commissioner. Council also discussed the
vacancies on .t-her boards, committees, and commissions. It was Mayor Bishop's
opinion State Statutes require Chairman and Vice Chairman of Planning Commission
to be elected in th- first meeting in January. Staff to check state statute&
and report back.
E. Police Life Insurance
(1) Legal Counsel reported the life insurance as required by state law
force will expire end of month. The Insurance Cc.nimdssioner has rulo.. J-
existing policy is not equal to or better than state requirements.
has been trying to resolve the matter with the Insurance
the time is short Attorney requested, if necessary, autborizatior. Lo Rall
bids.
(2) Motion by Councilman Barkhurst to authorize the City Recorder to call fo...
seconded by Councilmar- Cook.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council present.
F. Meeting adjourned 10:33 P.M.
City Recorder
PAGE 6 MINUTES JANUARY 12, 1976
Mayor . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .
AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER
F o EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT _
INTERGOVERNMENTAL RELATIONS DIVISION
240 COTTAGE STREET S.E. • • • • SALEM, OREGON 97310
ROBERT W. STRAUB
GOVERNOR
STAFFORD MANSELL January 2, 1976
Director
Dear Mayor:
Intergovernmental Relations Division requests
your help in introducing the state's new "One-Stop" Permit
System, which opens January 2.
Although local governments are not included in
the system, they are encouraged by legislation to cooperate
with the state.
The new system was established by Senate Bill 903
to streamline state permit processes. It provides (1) a
centralized permit information service; (2) an optional
"one-stop" review process; and (3) consolidated hearings.
Information is enclosed explaining the system.
We will contact you later with additional information.
You can help by posting the fact sheet in your
permit offices and encouraging potential applicants for state
permits to call IRD toll-free at 1-800-452-0347.
Working together we can offer easier access to
the state permit system and perhaps save the applicant time
and money.
If you have questions regarding the system or
suggestions concerning better ways to reach the public, .
please call. Otherwise, we'll be in touch .in the near future.
Sincerely,
William H. Young
Administrator
WHY:gs
Encl.
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The 58th Legislative Assembly recognized Oregon's
need for better state permit information and passed Senate
Bill 903 . Sponsored by Governor Bob Straub and Senate Presi-
dent Jason Boe, the bill established a "one-stop" permit
system in the state's Executive Department. Stafford Hansell,
Executive Department Director, designated Intergovernmental
Relations Division (IRD) to organize and implement the new
system.
As state regulation grows, new tools are needed to
foster communication between the state's permit-issuing
agencies and its citizens and developers. Oregon's one-stop
permit system is one such tool.
INFORMATION SERVICE
Information is the key element of Oregon's new permit
system, which begins operation in January 1976 . Presently no
office in state government maintains information on the entire
range of state-issued approvals (permits, licenses, certifica-
tions, etc.) . IRD will fill this gap, providing a central
information service. Permit information will be available
quickly through a toll-free phone and also in publications
distributed at local government offices.
"ONE-STOP" REVIEW PROCESS
The one-stop review process allows submission of a
master application form which IRD circulates to each permit-
issuing agency. Agencies must determine within a limited
time whether the project requires any of their permits. IRD
then forwards to the applicant a specific application form
and pertinent regulations for each state permit required.
The review process is entirely optional to applicants.
CONSOLIDATED HEARINGS
At the request of the applicant or affected agencies
IRD may consolidate informational hearings required by several
agencies for one project. This feature of the new one-stop
system is intended to save applicants time and money. '
Senate Bill 903 also directs IRD to work closely with
federal and local permit-issuing agencies. Although these
permits are not included in the one-stop review process, IRD
will offer information on these as well as state permits.
For more information contact Intergovernmental Relations Division,
240 Cottage S. E. , Salem, Oregon 97310
PERMIT PROBLIEMS?
CA=L
1-800-452-0347
TOLL - FREE
Bills Payable
January 12, 1976
i
General Fund - U. S. National Bank
Check No.
18256 Anthony Pelay - Judge (11) 432.00
18257 Otto Sorg - rent (18) 2.50
18258 American States Insurance Co. - Police Life Insurance (16) 48.30
18259 Tigard Employees Association - payroll withhold (604) 24.00
18260 Tigard Police Officers Association - payroll withhold (611) 93.00
18261 League of Oregon Cities - Blue Cross Insurance (10) 178.72
(12) 63.14 (16) 505.98 (18) 60.00 (616A) 12.56 820.40
18262 League of Oregon Cities - Kaiser Insurance (11) 43.39 (12) 63.26
(13) 173.26 (14) 181.52 (16) 523.68 (16.3) 43.39 (616B) 50.86 1,079.36
18263 League of Oregon Cities - Life Insurance (10) 1.65 (11) .55
(12) 1.10 (13) 1.65 (14) 1.65 (16) 11.00 (16.3) .55
(18) .55 18.70
18264 League of Oregon Cities - Salary Continuation (11) 4.89 (12) 16.52
(13) 21.39 (14) 21.91 (16) 133.73 (16.3) 7.60 206.04
18265 Dept. of Commerce - building surcharge 77.85
18267 Arvey Paper - envelopes (14) 7.65
18268 Doug's Auto Parts - mist auto supplies (12) 2.58
18269 Frahler Electric - ballast and nuts (18) 12.66
18270 General Telephone - Utilities (18) 281.80 (20) 30.00 311.80
18271 Georgia Pacific - 2" pipe swing set (17.3) 26.00
18272 Insurance Associates Inc. - Insurance (18) 388.00
18273 International City Manager's Handbook (12) 5.00
18274 League of Oregon Cities - convention (10) 38.00 (12) 26.50 64.50
18275 Maryatt Industries - Laundry Service (20) 38.70
18307 Multnomah County - misc office supplies (10) 35.64 (11) .96.
(12) 20.92 (13) 2.27 (14) 78.90 (18) (101 .17) (19) 11.80 49.32
18308 Northwest Natural Gas - Utilities (18) 128.57 (20) 333.91 462.48
18309 Pacific Steel Warehouse - pipe for slide (17.3) 6.32
18310 Pargas - propane (13) 42.97
18311 Portland General Electric Co - Utilities (18) 131.57 (20) 28.78 160.35
18313 Rogers -Machinery - pipe cutting (17.3) 8.25
18314 Shell Oil Co. - pas (12) 7.58 (13) 19.34 (19) 33.85 60.72
18315 Southwest Office Supply - misc eng. supplies (19) 6.70
18316 Thayers - misc. office supplies (14) 1.62
18317 Tigard Lumber & Bldg. Supply - misc. supplies (17.3) 27.88
18319 Tigard Times - Notice of Public Hearings (10) 4.40 (14) 6.65 11.05
18320 Turf Irrigation - final payment for Jack Park work (17.3) 489.45
18321 Xerox Corp. - Equipment rental (622) 25.30
18322 Tigard Police Officers Association - payroll withhold (611) 93.00
18323 Washington County Credit Union - payroll withhold (609B) 932.00
18324 Tigard Federal Credit Union (609A) 142.40
18325 UGN - payroll withhold (617) 6.00
18326 Banker's Life Insurance Co. - payroll withhold (16) 7,211.22 (16.3) 217.80
(18) 70.98 (608A) 1,298.20 8,798.20
18327 I.C.M.A. - Insurance 110.00
18328 Traveler's Insurance - payroll withhold
(13) 59.07 (14) 36.25 (608B) 137.30 232.62
1329 U. S. Bank - Federal withhold (613) 4,552.80
_x330 Oregon Dental Service - Insurance (I1) 12.88 (12) 40.74 (13) 61.11
(14) 61.11 (16) 333.57 (16.3), 12.88 (18) 20.37 542.66
18331 Oregon Administration Co. - insurance (619) 32.12
18332 State of Oregon - Dept. of Revenue - State withhold (614) 1,680.72
General Fund - U. S. National Bank cont'd
:Check No. (12) 27.60
"333 Tigard Radiator Service
J34 Public Employees Retire. Board - Social Security
(11) 42.06 (13) 172.34 (16) 847.06 (18) 21.29 (12) 38.03 2,585.67
(14) 106.84 (16.3)65.34 (612) 1,292.71
18335 State of Oregon - Unemployment Insurance 238.60
(12) 40.80 (16) 167.73 (18) 30.07 17.3) 1.18
18336 Tigard Lumber & Building Supply - misc bldg materials (13) 60.00
18337 Chemeketa College - Mechanical Courses (18) 221.00
18338 Columbia Maintenance - Janitorial (10) 105.00
18339 Wilbur A. Bishop - meetings (10) 105.00
18340 Robert C. Moore - (10) 105.00
18341 John E. Cook - (10) 105.00
18342 Ralph Barkhurst - � (10) 105.00
18343 Alan W. Mickelson ' (19) 9.20
18344 Southwest Office Supplies - Engineer Supplies (20.2) 114.21
18345 Traffic Safety Supply - Guard Rails (18) 75.00
18349 Robert C. Moore - Parking Rental (18) 26.70
18350 Rentex - Laundry
18351 SAIF - State Compensation Insurance (11) 9.49 (13) 173.29
(16) 3,501.98 (16 Res) 114.31 (12) 26.62 (14) 36.68 (16.3) 177.26 4,198.03
(615) 158.40 (17,3) 18.03
18352 Marine Lumber - misc bldg supplies paint for restroom & rocket(17.3) 17.09
18353 Tigard Lumber Co. - nuts, bolts washers, p (610) 112.50
BD U. S. Bank - Bonds
30,363.78
Payroll 22,444.02
52,807.80
Sewer Fund - U. S. National Bank
Check No.
18261 League of Oregon Cities - Blue Cross Insurance (103) 79.94
18262 League of Oregon Cities - Kaiser Insurance (103) 102.52
18263 League of Oregon Cities - Life Insurance (106) 1.92
18264 League of Oregon Cities - Salary Continuation (105) 23.50
18268 Doug's Auto Parts - misc auto supplies (220) 2.09
(609B) 70.50
18323 Washington County Credit Union - payroll withhold
18324 Tigard Federal. Credit Union - of of (609A) 27.50
18328 Traveler's Insurance - payroll withhold (104) 130.30 (608B) 126.47 256.77
18329 U. S. Bark - Federal withhold (613) 466.90
18330 Oregon Dental Service - Insurance (108) 53.64
18331 Oregon Administration Co. - insurance (61 6.66
18332 State of Oregon - Dept. of Revenue - state withhold (6144)) 191.10
3126 First National Bank - Sinking Fund (541) 356.94
3127 Tri-County Machine Co. - typewriter (300) 40.00
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3570 Portland Concrete Pipe - misc. pipe (220) 10.01
18334 Public Employees Retire. Board - Social Security (104) 165.17 (612) 165.17 330.34
18351 SAIF - State Compensation Insurance (102) 368.08 (615) 18.48 386.56
3135 Addressograph Multigraph - addressograph machine & supplies 930.81
(201) 30.81 (300) 900.00 (753-755) 12,106.44
3136 Unified Sewerage Agency 15,899.14
Payroll 2,413.04
18,312.18
''tate Tax Street Fund - U. S. National Bank
Check No.
18224 Portland General Electric - Utilities (284) 15.00
(604) 36.00
18259 Tigard Employees Association - payroll withhold
State Tax Street Fund - U. S. National Bank Cont'd
Check No.
18261 League of Oregon Cities - Blue Cross Insurance (103) 79.94 (616A) 8.14 88.08
1-8262 League of Oregon Cities - Kaiser Insurance (103) 102.52(616B) 8.26 110.78
263 League of Oregon Cities - Life Insurance (106) 1.93
18264 League of Oregon Cities - Salary Continuation (105) 23.50
18268 Doug's Auto Parts - misc auto supplies
(210) 154.34 (220) 13.61 (240) 4.74 172.69
18310 Pargas - propane (210) 106.66
18311 Portland General Electric - Utilities (260) 99.93 (282) 2,065.22 2,165.15
18314 Shell Oil Co. - gas (210) 104.65
18317 Tigard Lumber & Bldg Supply - misc supplies
(220) 64.23 (381) (4.50) 59.73
18323 Washington County Credit Union - payroll withhold (609B) 70.50
18324 Tigard Federal Credit Union - to to (609A) 109.34
18329 U. S. Bank - Federal withhold
18330 Oregon Dental Service - insurance (613) 466.90
g (108) 53.64
18332 State of Oregon - Department of Revenue - state withhold (614) 191.10
3553 A-Boy West - misc. light fixtures (220) 6.79 (284) 3.03 9.82
3555 Case Tractor & Equipment - parts for tractor (240) 11.30
3559 Dorsey Paint & Equipment - spray gun parts (240) 19.29
3568 Oregon Toro - lawnmower parts (240) 14.65
3569 City of Portland - shop rags (221) 22.50
3571 Portland Road & Driveway (220) 55.00
3573 Traffic Safety Supply - signs (220) 371.30
3574 Tualatin Valley Paving - asphalt (220) 100.58
3576 Woodbury Economy - 2" gal. pipe (220) 323.45
3577 Woody Froom Tire Co. - tires (240) 170.00
18334 Public Employees Retire. Board - Social Security
(104) 200.76 (612) 200.59 401.35
18345 Traffic Safety Supply - Signs (220) 11.40
18346 Tualatin Valley Paving - asphalt (220) 2.23
18351 SAIF - State Compensation Insurance (102) 368.08 (615) 18.48 386.56
18352 Marine Lumber - misc Building supplies (220) 41.67
18354 Georgia Pacific - 2" scrap pipe (220) 50.00
18356 Valley Petroleum - oxygen (220) 8.35
BD Checks 10.08
5,785.18
Payroll 2,493.98
Federal Revenue Sharing Fund - U. S. National Bank 8,279.16
Check No.
18257 Otto Scrg - rent (15) 238.00
18261 League of Oregon Cities - Blue Cross Insurance (15) 52.44 (21) 126.28 178.72
18263 - Life Insurance (15) .55 (21) 1.10 1.65
18264 ofto it - Salary Continuation (15) 7.09 (21) 17.29 24.38
18268 Doug's Auto Parts - misc auto supplies (16) 191.33
18270 General Telephone - Utilities (15) 25.50 (16) 399.95 425.45
18274 League of Oregon Cities - convention (16) 26.50 (21) 21.50 48.00
18307 Multnomah County - misc office supplies (15) .69 (16) 255.60 (21) 3.46 259.75
18308 Northwest Natural Gas - Utilities (15) 76.74 (16) 22.51 99.25
18310 Pargas - propane (16) 189.01
18311 Portland General Electric - Utilities (15) 16.45 (16) 44.65 61.10
18314 Shell Oil Co. - gas (16) 811,91
13316 Thayers - misc office supplies (16) 3.39
3321 Xerox Corporation - Equipment rental (16) 216.71
18324 Tigard Federal Credit Union - payroll withhold (609A) 143.46
18328 Traveler's Insurance - payroll withhold
(15) 31.26 (21) 76.28 (608B) 145.69 253.23
18329 U. S. Bank - Federal withhold (613) 665.60
Federal Revenue Sharing Fund - U. S. National Bank - Cont'd
Check No.
18330 Oregon Dental Service - Insurance (15) 12.88 (21) 40.74 53.62
18_331 Oregon Administration Co. - Insurance (619) 7 .28
132 State of Oregon - Dept. of Revenue
(614) 200.30
j529 Kearney Bros. - progress payment (18) 876.50
3530 Roger Thomssen - recording fee (21) 18.00
3544 ifofgo if
(21) 9.00
3553 A-Boy West - misc. light fixture (16) .24
3554 Blake, Moffitt & Towne - radio stock cards (16) 56.16
3556 Doubleday & Co. - books (15) 161.00
3557 Mr. C's Photo Factory - film processing (201) 76.17 (220) 2.80 78.97
3558 Del Ball Ford - misc parts & auto repair (16) 22.68
3560 Harris McMonagle - survey Hunziker L.I.D. (18) 433.00
3561 Knollwood Pub. Co. - record book (15) 5.95
3562" Lanson's - books (15) 212.35
3563 Nespaper Enterprise Assoc. Inc. - world book almanac (15) 8.63
3564 Northwest First Aid Supplies - first aid supplies (16) 25.35
3565 Northwest Law Enforcement - tuning fork for radar (16) 16.78
3566 Oregon Assoc. Chiefs of Police - membership (16) 25.00
3567 Oddo Publishing - books (15) 109.42
3570 Portland Concrete Pipe Co. - misc pipe (18) (8.05)
3572 Standard Oil Co. - gas (16) 9.42
3575 Western Publish Co. - books (15) 97.26
3579 Roger Thomssen - recording fee (21) 3.00
18333 Tigard Radiator Service (16) 7.00
18334 Public Employers Retire. Board - Social Security
(15) 73.15 (21) (5.12) (612) 68.03 136.06
18335 State of Oregon - Unemployment Insurance (107) 21.44
18336 Columbia Maintenance - Janitorial (15) 28.00 (16) 48.00 76.00
18348 H. W. Wilson - books (15) 62.00
18350 Rentex - Laundry (15) 10.75 (16) 14.20 24.95
18351 SAIF - State Compensation Insurance
(15) 29.25 (21) 27.49 (615) 19.92
76.66
18352 Marine Lumber - misc building supplies
18355 Peters Office Supply - envelopes (16) 5.53
.21
3580 Canyon Chrysler Plymouth - Auto Parts (16) 7.65
3582 Doug's Auto Parts - Auto Supplies (16) 21.89
3583 Earl Marks Co. - Test alternator & regulator (16) 20.75
3584 Entenmann Ravin Co. - badges, cap pieces, emblems & etc (16) 162.20
3586 Marr's Line Up - front end aligned plus replacement parts (16) 98.85
3587 Sales Nine-T-Nine - Auto Parts (16) 22.51
3588 City of Tigard - Utilities (16) 9.00
3589 Tigard Auto Body - #2 Body Repair Insurance Deductible (16) 100.00
BD U. S. 'Rank - Checks (18) 10.08
BD U. S. Bank - Bonds (610) 18.75
7,120.33
Payroll 2,470.04
9,590.37
General Obligation Fund - U. S. Bank
3581 Dept. of Revenue & Taxation - Interest (861) 1,318.75
Total Bills Payable $60,487.18
Payroll 29,821.08
Investments 100 000.00
$190,308.26
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MEMORANDUM
January
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TO: Chief of Police - !
FROM: Det. Sgt. Branstetter
SUBJECT: O.L.C.C. Applications
RE: TOUCH & GO GOURMET FOODS ;' i
13066 S.W. Pacific Highway, Tigard
Individuals: DAWSON, Susan Carol
DITZLER, Jolly (Dawson)
Be advised the above named business, and two applicants, have been
checked through the various police files, and no criminal record
was found. Therefore, it is my recommendation that this application
for an O.L.C.C. license be approved.
#2. RE: KEY WEST
11445 S.W. Pacific Highway, Tigard
Individuals: UNG, Ryun Choi
NAE, Heup Kim
Be advised the above named business, and two applicants, have been
checked through the various police files, and no criminal record
was found. Therefore, it is my recommendation that this application
for au O.L.C.C. license be approved.
Respectfully, _—
Lonnie Branstetter
Detective Sergeant
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To: Police Department From: City Recorder
RGW; O.L.C.C. Application Date 12/19/75
P.S. Package Store License
Trade Name: Touch & Go Gourmet Foods - phone 620 4147 or 620 4171
13066 S.W. Pacific Highway, Tigard, Oregon
Individual Names: Phone
Susan Carol Dawson, 2425 S.W. 76th, Portland, DOB 12/14/35 -292 2549
Jolly (Davrson) Ditzler, 2425 S.W. 76th,Portland, DOS 12/3/35 -292 2548
Please reviow and make recommendation for January 12th Council
meeting.
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O.L.C.C. Application 12/9/75
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Trade Names Key-West, 11445 S.W. Pacific Hwy. Tigard, Ora.
Applicants Names:
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Please review and make recommendation for Dec. 15th
Council meeting.
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OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
E OREGON STATE SENATE
SALEM,OREGON 97310
(503) 378-8173 _.
JASON D. BOE
President _.
December 19, 1975
Mr. Wayne Holzfuss
OLCC
9201 S.E. McLoughlin Blvd.
Portland, Oregon 97222
Dear Mr. Holzfuss:
I understand that the OLCC will soon be considering
the application for a package license by Mr. & Mrs.
Jolly Dawson who operate the Touch and Go Restaurant
in the Tigard, Cregon area.
Sue and Jolly Dawson are long time acquaintances of
my wife and I, and I am pleased to offer this letter
as our endorsement of their suitability for such a
license. In all the years we have known the Dawson's,
they have demun.,trated the highest levels of character 1
and integrity and are certainly deserving of OLCC
approval.
Thank you for permitting me to vouch for to such
fine Oregonians. i
Sincerely yours,
Jason-Boe
President
Oregon State Senate
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CITY OF TIGARD
P. O. Box 23557
12420 s. W. Main
Tigard. Oregon 97223
Memorandum
To: NPO #3
From: Tigard City Council
Subject: Findings of fact which influenced the Council to amend
certain portions of the NPO #3 Plan, as submitted
Date: January 12, 1976
On December 15, 1975, NPO #3 Chairman, Dick Kluempke, requested the
City Council to transmit to the NPO a list of the findings of fact
which caused the Council to arrive at different planning conclusions
on some portions of the NPO #3 Plan. In addition, at the same Council
meeting, Resolution No. 75-60 was adopted, which states that, "All
comprehensive plan actionstaken by the City Council shall be based
upon findings of fact and such findings shall be transmitted to each
NPO affected thereby. " Therefore, the purpose of this memorandum is
to transmit the Council's findings of fact relative to the revisions
of the NPO #3 Plan. The findings are listed after each stated re-
vision.
Page 18 - Insert the following preceding the problem listed on this
page:
"The zoning of that portion of Pacific Highway traversing
the Neighborhood, and designated for commercial-professional
use on the Plan Map, is proposed to remain C-3, General
Commercial zone. The above-stated preference for commer-
cial-professional types of land use are to provide policy
direction for businesses wishing to locate adjacent the
highway and to be used by the Planning Commission and
Council when considering permits and land partitionings. 11"
Findings of Fact:
1. The zoning of the subject area for exclusive Commercial-
Professional use would result in an excessive amount of
zoning for this commercial use in the City of Tigard.
Page 22 - Reword first sentence to read as follows:
"The circulation plait, as presented on the Plan Map,
proposes retention of the basic street system now
functioning and the only alterations recommended are
the improvement of 110th. . . "
(This deletes the proposed realignment of Gaarde with
McDonald from the Plan).
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Findings of Fact:
1. The Oregon State Highway Department has offered
assurance that the intersection of Gaarde and
McDonald can be signalized as presently aligned.
2. The City of Tigard Traffic Safety Program states,
on page 98, "Collector streets should not form a con-
tinuous street network, as this tends to make them
carry larger volumes than desired. " To connect
Gaarde and McDonald would effect such a continuous
network.
3. Carl Buttke, consulting traffic engineer, states in
Traffic Circulation NPO #3, on page 30, that, "There-
ore, it is estimated that this realignment may add
between 500 and 1,000 more vehicles per day to 121st
Avenue, Gaarde Street and McDonald Street. (The
traffic volumes referred to by Mr. Buttke are for
the time when the Neighborhood is totally developed) .
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Page 22 - Reword Policy 24 as follows:
"That the collector streets within the Neighborhood
(Gaarde, 121st, and Walnut and excluding Bull Mtn.
Rd. and Beef Bend Rd. ) be developed as two lane
facilities with restricted parking. In the process
of improving these streets, every effort will be made
to minimize the adverse impacts of street widening
on adjacent houses. "
Findings of Fact:
1. The specific recommendations made by the NPO re-
garding right-of-way and pavement width do not take
into account certain variables resulting from terrain
which a more precise engineering analysis may identify
at that time when construction plans are being formu-
lated. The proposed wording therefore establishes
the intent of the Plan, while leaving the more pre-
cise determinations to be made when actual improve-
ment is being considered.
Page 22 - Place the following after the first sentence:
"The off-ramp into the Canterbury Shopping Center is
proposed to remain as the access point for southwest
bound traffic on Pacific Highway. "
Findings of Fact:
1. The existing off-ramp is operating safely and effic-
iently and there appears to be no cogent reason for
deleting this facility.
Page 22 - Place the following paragraph between paragraphs 1 and 2:
"While this Plan rejects the proposed extension of Murray
Blvd. to the western end of Gaarde St. , the need for a
connection between Murray and Pacific Hwy. is recognized
as necessary to minimize the flow of through traffic
through the Neighborhood. Without a direct connection
between Murray and Pacific Hwy. , increasing amounts of
through traffic will be forced to use Neighborhood streets
such as Gaarde, 121st and Walnut.
The use of Gaarde as a portion of such an arterial route
is rejected due to the adverse impacts which would result
for the single family housing now fronting and gaining
access from Gaarde St. Therefore, it is necessary that
an extension of Murray Blvd. be on a new alignment rather
than using portions of existing Neighborhood streets.
The Plan recommends that the several public agencies
involved with such a project -- Washington County, CRAG
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conduct a study
and the Oregon State Highway Department -
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to ascertain alternate alignments for a Murray Blvd.
extension. The citizens of the area, using the C.P.O.
and N.P.O. organizations, would then assist in selecting
the most appropriate of the alternates identified. "
Findings of Fact:
1. The Neighborhood's existing collector street system
is not capable of having any of its separate streets
elevated to arterial street status as this would
severely impact adjacent residential development.
Page 25 - Place the following between the first and second sentence
in second paragraph:
"The drainage ways traversing the Neighborhood represent
an environmentally sensitive area which, if improperly
managed, can result in seasonal flooding and related
drainage problems, inevitably requiring considerable
public expenditure to remedy. In addition to their
capacity of carrying runoff water, the stream channel's
trees and associated vegetation provide a desirable
natural amenity, helping to balance and soften the
effects of development, i.e. streets, utility poles,
buildings, etc. The greenway proposal requires the
assistance of property owners and developers whose land
is traversed by drainage ways. While subject properties
will retain the same zoning as adjacent properties, pro-
posed projects which include land within the greenway will
be reviewed accord ng to their impacts upon the greenway
system and any increasein demand for open space resulting
from the proposed development. "
Page 25 - Delete Policy 26 and replace with the following:
"Policy 26. The construction of pedestrian/bicycle
paths is of -the highest priority among needed public
improvements in the Neighborhood and should be accom-
plished prior to, or in conjunction with, improvements
to the street system. "
Page 26 - After Policy 28, insert the following:
"The Neighborhood's primary asset is the open land
which intersperses the pockets of residential develop-
ment. Some of this land is in agricultural use and some
is thickly wooded. While the purpose of the greenway
system concept is to retain some of the open area between
housing developments, additional open space is also needed.
It is therefore recommended that owners of large vacant
parcels be encouraged to retain them in agricultural or
wood lot use in order to retain this amenity for the
Neighborhood as long as possible. "
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Findings of Fact:
hr 1. The NPO Plan, as submitted to the City Council, left
some doubt as to the responsibility of developers
toward assisting in the provision of adequate open
space. In addition, it did not, in the Council's
+; judgment, sufficiently stress the need for open space
k preservation and bicycle/pedestrian path construction.
Plan Map Alteration - approximately 4J acres of retail commercial
land has been redesignated for commercial-professional use, north
of Gaarde and behind 3 acres of presently-zoned retail commercial
property fronting Pacific Highway.
Findings of Fact:
1. Without realignment of Gaarde to intersect with
McDonald, this location could not properly support
the proposed 7J acres of retail commercial activity.
2. The location of Canterbury Shopping Center (7 acres) ,
directly to the south, obviates the need for another
7 acres at this location.
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Memorandum
To: Tigard City Council
From: Dick Bolen, Planning Director
Subject: 701 Planning Assistance Grant Request
Date: January 12, 1976
a 701 planning grant request has been prepared requestng $11,480
for the fiscal year beginning July, 1976. The estimated time to
complete (described below) is 9 months.
Project Description - An open space, preservation, conservation,
and recreation plan for the City to accomplish the following ob-
jectives:
1. To plan for development of a system of neighborhood and
community parks, pedestrian/bicycle paths and public, as
well as, private open spaces
2. To devise a recreation program based upon identification of
present and projected recreation needs
3. To identify areas worthy of preservation or conservation and
propose means of accomplishing same
4. To establish an immediate growth boundary as an element of
the City's Comprehensive Plan and subsequently to program the
acquisitionand provision of open space according to this
growth policy
5. To develop open space standards and requirements for appli-
cation to the developing portions of the community
6. To develop means of implementation such as an open space
reserve/resource conservation zone, means of acquisition and
preservation such as amortization, transfer of development
rights, grant requests, special levies, building permit
fees, etc
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