CU13-69POOR QUALITY RECORD
PLEASE NOTE: The original paper record has been archived and
put on microfilm. The following document is a copy of the
microfilm record converted back to digital. If you have questions
please contact City of Tigard Records Department.
400 ADKINS, HOWARD
Conditional Use (CU 13 -69)
10010 SW Garrett File 1 of 2
, :EjA)14
I I.
A4 ,"t1,1144-%44 1 ;60 t40.69*-U4 rL eXre..10/NO FOR Jio,
. nE CoNDITiuNA;, CO AUTHORIZED THEREBY AND DECLARING AN EMERGE.r:7.
W111.,EAS, by Ordinance No.69-64 duly adopted by the Counoil and
aeproved by the Mayor on September 8, 1969, the following conditional
use was authorized in an R-7 (Single-family Residential) area, pursuant
to application of HOWARD ADKINS and LT,LLIAN G. ADKINS:
Planned Residential Development of 12
Condominium Homes
WHEREAS, pursuant to sub-section 13 of Section 1 of said ordi-
4 mince, it is provided that the conditional use shall expire in one
year if the project nas not been started and continual progress toward
its completion is not in evidence; and
4HEREAS, the construction of said project has been delayed by
reason of the Department of Environmental Quality moratorium on sewer
ser/ice connections, and the applicant has applied to the City for an
extension of time within which to activate and show progress toward
completion, and good cause appearing;
NOW, THEREFORE,
THE CITY OF TIGAHD ORDAINS AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1: That Section 1, sub-section 13, of Ordinance No. 69-64 be,
and the same is hereby, amended eo read as follows:
/e0(
"13) That this conditional use shall expire on September
8, 1971 provid th
ed at on he basis of good cause
shown, if the project has been initiated and con-
tinual progress made toward completion prior to said
date, and the project be not completed, the appli-
cant may file additional request for extension of
time within which to complete the project."
Section 2: Inasmuch as it is necessary for the peace, health an.
safety of the people of the City of Tigard, to preserve
the continuity of zoning and land use planning With respect to the
applieant's lands, an emergency is hereby decLared to exist, and this
Ordinance shall be effective upon its enactment by the Council and
approval by the Mayor.
PASSED: ey the Council, by unanimous vote of all Council members
present, after being read by number and title only,
this 14 day of eptember, 1970.
r
car er
ai
APPROVED: by the ilayor, this 14th day of Septembd, 1970.
ORDINANCE vY,
ay • r
CITY OF TIGARD, OREGON
ORDINANCE No. 69 -
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING CONDXTIONAL USE(S) or LANDS CF Howard
Adkins and tillian G. Adkins in Section 2, T2S, R1W4 W.M.
TIGARD WASHINGTON COUNTY..., OREGON
WHEREAS, the owner(s) of the lands described on attached
Exhibit "A" by reference made a part hereof, has (have) filed
with the City an application for authorization to conduct the
following described conditional rise(1) on the said premises; and
wHEREAS, the zoning classification of said lands hereto-
fore established by the zoning ordinances of the City of Tigard
is R-7 (single-family residential) and the conditional use(s)
requested by the applicant(s) may be nroperly permitted in con-
formity with the said classification; and
WHEREAS, the City Planning Commission on the 20th day
of August , 1969 held a public hearing with respect
to said application and said Commission has recommended to the
City Council that said application be approved; and
WHEREAS, a public hearing before the City Council with
respect to said application was duly and regularly hold cn the
Oth day of ieptember 1969 , and the City Council finds
that no public detriment will result from the granting of said
petition and that it is in the public interest that said condi-
tional use(s) be authorized,
NOW, THEREFORE,
THE CITY OF TIGARD ORDAINS AS FOLLOWS:
Section 1: That the following conditional use(s) as defined in
the City of Tigard Zoning Ordinance under the zone
classification R-7 (single-family resi)ential) , to-wit:
Planned Residential Development of 12
Condominium Homes
be and the same are hereby authorized with respect to the lands
described on Exhibit "A" by reference made a part hereof, subject
to compliance with the following conditions:
1) That the site be developed in accordance witli site plan
submitted, or as amended the Commission
2) That the width of the one-way loop end rat the intexnal access
road be 14' and a thickenod asphalt culqo eonstructed on
each side, instead of a enrb, to ease tip oa,;sile 01 larler
vehicles, sueh as fire truelw
3) That staneard curbs be constructed tionr4 tho re;.,t o tne
access road
4) That final plans showing drainaqe, lan1;eopin4, and
proposed loeition of all utilities 1)0 sm)moted qith le
bu linu oltns at the time of application 4,,r a outidial
pervit
5) That t:he perimeter of the moperty be tewoo ,,ith
high fence matchinq the exterior eharaeter Oi t,he buildind,
6) That the sidewins shown be 3' in width anl eonstrueted of
ORDINANCII No. 69
brick or exposed aggregate, and with a standard 6" curb
7) That all utilities be underground
8) That plans for street lighting be submitted for City staff
approval
9) That the exterior of the buildings be of cedar siding and
the roofs of wood shingles as indicated in the proposal
10) That a 24' driveway cut be approved as shown on the site
plan
11) That the common property be maintained by the home owners'
association.
12) That the question of whether or not the access road will
become a dedicated street should be reviewed by a meeting
of the owner, the utility companies, and the City; then
presented to the Planning and Zoning Commission for consid-
eration
13) That this conditional use shall expire in one year if the
project has not been started and continual progress toward
its completion is not in evidence. .
Section _2:
same to the
!action 3:
the City of
PASSED:
only, this
APPROVED:
The City Recorder is hereby authorized and directed
to certify a true copy of this Ordinance and forward
applicant forthwith.
This ordinance shall be effective on and after the
31st day from its enactment by the city Council of
Tigard, Oregon.
By unanimous vote of all Council members present,
afti2r being read three times by number and title
j8 day of September, 1969.
-128L4
Recaierier C ty o
By the Hayor, this _to', , day of September, 1969.
ORDINANCE No. 69 -
(7 'r
Mayor - ity o gard
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
Howard and Lillian G. Adkins
That portion of land in Section 2, Township 2 South, Range
1 West, Willamette Meridian, Washington County, Oregon,
being more particularly described as follows:
Beginning at the Southeast corner of Lot 10,
FREWINGS ORCHARD TRACTS, thence North 24°30' West
along the Easterly line of said tract 134.0 feet;
thence South 62°00' West parallel with the Southerly
line of said tract to the West line of said tract,
and thence South 0°27 West along said West line to
the Southwest cornier of said lot; and thence North
62°00' East along the Southerly line of said lot 7,54
chains to the place of beginning; excepting and
excluding the Northerly 80.0 feet of the Easterly
120.0 feet; and also subject to the rights of the
public in and to that part thereof within the
bounaaries of the road.
EXHIBIT HA
ORDINANCE No. 69
4/Z,
2400 \\./
OM,
3
4.703
Az
36e)
2)0
C-3
36)
v
I
to Its Pit olositite
CPO% U — RR,
Howard R. Adkins.
P. O. Box 23583
Tigard, Oregon 97223
City Of Tigard
P. O. Box 235,7
Tigard, Oregon 97223
RE:
Gentlemen:
/
CITY OF TWARO
September 9, 1970
Ordinance No, 69-64 Conditional
use ct' part of Tax Lot 3600 on
map 251 2CB located at 10010
SW Garrett St. in Tigard.
The conditional use expires September 18, 1970 on the
above described property.
Because no sewer permits were available for almost a
year, I hereby request that this conditional use be
extended for an additional year.
Sincerely
Howard R. Adkins
IN THE UNIFIED SEWERAGE AGENCY
OF WASHINGTON COUNTY
t/ the Matter of Adoption of )
(Mules and Regulations Governing )
the Use of the Sewerage System )
of the Unified Sewerage Agency of )
Washington County, Oregon and
Charges therefor, Granting
Administrative Authority and
Adopting Appeals Procedures.
VtP
te
1.
RESOLUTION AND ORDER NO. 74)212
The above entitled matter came regularly before the Board of County
Commissioners of Washington County acting as the governing body of the Unified
Sewerage Agency at its meeting of June 2, 1970; and
It appearing to the Board that rules and regulations governing the ooe
of the sewerage system of the Unified Sewerage Agency are required and that
charges for such use must be established; and hearings having bee,i held on this
matter by the Unified Sewerage Agency Commission; and this order contains their
findings and recommendations.
It appearing to the Boarrd that there is need to establish t!cu eutho ity
of the Unified Sewerage Agency and its agents, namely the inoorpoi,ated cities
of Washington County performing sewerage functions under contract with the
Agency; and
It appearing to the Board that procedures are needed whereby those
persons affected by the administrative rulings may seek redress the': fi,otim; it
is therefore
RESOLVED AND ORDERED that the Board does hereby adopt the ollowing rem
and regulations and procedures for the use of the sewerage system of the tlrai feed
Sewerage Agency and does hereby adopt rates and charges for such us end dope:
hereby grant authority to the Agency and its agents to adminiater the alfeive of
the Agency and does hereby adopt procedures for appealing adminis'r Ltk,e dect,eione,
interpretations and ruling of the Agency as follows, to wit:
SECTION 1.
A. As
1.
DE%'INfIONS
used in this order unless the contelct require' cat i!oy.wlee •
"AGENCY" means the Unified Sewerage Agency of Wnnhit on
County, Oregon.
2, "AGENT" means an incorporated city of Wellington tn,unt.y
authorized by contract to carry out dssignuted Cuuacti c'ot•
of the Agency.
S, "APPLICANT" means the person making appflcat ioa' for .7 pe i'ii t.
for a sewer connection and shall be the owner of prcmi.tso, to
be served by the sewer for which 4 permit is w °nittveted, e
his authorized agent.
4. "BOARD" means the Board of County Commissioners of Waehi.ngton
County acting as the governing body of the Unified Sewerage
Agency.
5, "BOD" (denoting Biochemical Oxygen Demand) means the quantity
of oxygen utilized in the biochemical oxidation of organi
matter under standard laboratory procedure in five (5) daqu at
20 C, expressed in milligrams per liter,
►AS,E 7 7
6, "BUILDING" means any structure used for human habitation,
employment, or place of business, recreation or other purpose
containing sanitary facilities.
7. "CLEANOUT" means a sealed aperture permitting access to a sewer
pipe for clehning purposes.
8. "COMMERCIAL ESTABLISHMENT" means any structure used other than
as a dwelling unit or for manufacturing,
9. "COMMISSION" means the Unified Sewerage Agency Commission.
10. "CONNECTION CHARGE" means an amount of money charged for connt:cting
.to the public sanitary sewer system,
11. "CONTRACTOR" means an individual, firm, corporation, partnership
or association duly licensed or approv+'B by the State of Oregon
and the Agency to perform the type of work to be done under the
permit,
12. "COUNTY" means Washington County, Oregon
13, "DWELLING UNIT" means a separate living unit with kitchen
facilities including those in multiple dwellings, apartments,
motels, hotels, mobil:: homes or trailers.
14, "FIXTURE UNITS" means fixture unit load values for drainage
piping and shall. be as specified in this order or if not in-
cluded herein as specified in the Oregon State Plumbing laws
and Administrative rules.
15, "GARBAGE" means all animal and vegetable wastes from the
preparation, cooking, and dispensing of food, or the com-
mercial or industrial processing thereof,
16. "INt,USTRIAL WASTES" means any liquid, gaseous, radioactive or
solil waste substance or a combination thereof resulting from
any process of industry, manufacturing, trade or busines,
or from the development or recovery of any natural resources.
17. "INSPECTOR" means the person designated by the agency to
inspect house service connections and sewer installations,
and work.
18. "INSTALLER" means either the owner of the property being served
or a licensed or approved sewer contractor ng work under
proper permit on the owner's premises.
lc, "INTERCEPTOR" means a major sewer line that collects water-
borne wastes from several trunks or pumping stations and
conveys it to a sewage treatment plant.
20. "PERMIT" means any written authorization required pursuant
to this or any other regulation of Agency for installation
of or connection to any Agency sewerage works.
21. "PERSON" means the state, any individual, public or private
corporation, political subdivision, governmental agency,
municipality, industry, copartnership, association, firm,
trust, estate or any other legal entity whatsoever.
22. "PH" means the reciprocal of the logarithm of the weight of
hydrogen in grams per liter of solution.
-2-
0'
V
.
23. "PLUMBING INSPECTOR" means the person designated by the
County ordinance or cities within the agency to inspect
plumbing and drainage work.
24. "SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM" means the system of interceptors, trunks,
mains, laterals, outfall lines, and pumping stations in the
Unified Sewerage Agency for collection of normal sanitary
sewage and to which storm, surface and ground waters are not
intentionally admitted.
25. "SEWAGE" means the water - carried human or animal waste from
residences, buildings, industrial establishments or other
places, together with such ground water infiltration and
surface water as may be present, The admixture with sewage
of industrial wastes or water shall also be considered
"sewage" within the meaning of this definition.
26. "SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT" means any arrangement of devices and
structures used by the Agency for treating sewage.
27. "SEWER" means a pipe or conduit for carrying sewage.
a. "BUILDING SEWER" means that part of the piping of a
drainage system which begins at a point five (5) feet
outside the established line of the building or structure
and which receives discharge from the building drain or
drains and conveys such discharge into a public sewer,
septic tank, cesspool or to other point of disposal.
b. "COMBINED SEWER" means a sewer which receives and carries
storm water and sewage,
c. "MAIN SEWER" means a public sewer designed to accommodate
more than one building sewer.
d. "OUTSIDE SEWER" means a sanitary sewer beyond the limits
of the Agency not subject to the control or jurisdiction
of the Agency.
e. "PRIVATE SEWER" means a sewer serving an independent
sewage disposal system not connected with a public sewer
and which accommodates one or more buildings or industries.
f. "PUBLIC SEWER" means a sewer which is controlled by or
under the jurisdiction of the Agency or some public entity
under contract to the Agency.
g. "SANITARY SEWER" means a sewer which carries sewage and
to which storm, surface and ground waters are not inten-
tionally admitted,
h, "SIDE SEWER" means the sewer line beginning at the property
line of any building and terminating at the main sewer
and connects the building sewer to the main sewer.
i. "STORM SEWER" means a sewer which carries only such
drainage as storm water, surface water, street wash
water, and ground water.
j. "TRUNK SEWER" means a major sewer line which collects sewage
from sewer mains and conveys it to an interceptor, influent
outfall, pump station or treatment facility.
-3-
79
28. "SEWERAGE WORKS" means all Agency facilities for collecting,
pumping, treating, and disposing of sewage.
29. "SEWER MAIN EXTENSION" means an extension or addition to
the sanitary sewer system other than a side sewer, Sewer Main
extensions in all cases shall become the property of the district.
30, "SEWER SERVICE CHARGE" ti.ea.ns a regular charge to a property
owner or occupant of designated premises for the use of the
public sanitary sewer system.
31. "SLEEPING ACCOMMODATION " means a room in a hotel, motel, or
boarding house without kitchen facilities,
32, "SURGE" means any discharge of water, sewage or indus-
trial waste which in concentration of any given constituent
or in quantity of flow exceeds for any period of duration
longer thad fifteen (15) minutes more than five (5) times
the average twenty -four (24) hour concentration of flows
during normal operation,
33. "STREET" means any public highway, road, street, avenue,
alley, way, public place, public easement or right of way.
34. "SUSPENDED SOLIDS" means solids that either float on the
surface or are in 'suspension in water, sewage, or other liquids
and which are removable by filtering,
35. "TRAP" means a fitting or device which provides a liquid seal
to prevent the emission of sewer gas or air without materially
affecting thb flow of sewage or waste water through it.
SECTION 2. APPLICATION, PERMIT AND INSPECTION PROCEDURE,
A. No person shall connect to any part of the sanitary sewer system without
first making an application and securing a permit from the Agency for
such connection, nor may any person substantially increase the flow, or
alter the character of sewage, without first obtaining an additional
permit and paying such charges therefor as may be fixed by the Agency,
including such charges as inspection charges, connection charges and
monthly service charges.
D. Upon approval of the application and payment of all charges, the Agency
will issue a sewer connection permit for the premises covered in the
application. The application and permit shall be on forms provided
by the Agency.
C. After approval of the application, evidenced by the issuance of a permit,
no change shall 1.e made in the location of the sewer, the grade, materials,
or other details ?rom those described in the permit or as shown on the
plans and specifications for which the permit was issued except with writ-
ten permission from the Agency. The applicant "s signature on an appli-
cation for any permit as set forth, shall constitute an agreement to
comply with all of the provisions, terms and requirements of this and
other Washington County ordinances, rules and regulations of the
Agency, laws of the State of Oregon, and with the plans and specifications
filed with the application if any, together with such corrections or
m3difications as may be made or permitted by the agency, if any. Such
agreement shall be binding upon the applicant and may be altered only by
the Agency upon the written request for the alteration from the applicant.
-4-
I ir SO
U. Unless an extension of time is granted by the Agency, if work under a per-
mit issued by the Agency is not commenced and completed within the time
specified in the permit, the permit shall become void and no further
work shall be done until a new permit shall have been secured.
E. It shall be the duty of the person doing the work authorized by permit
to notify the office of the Agency that said work is ready for
inspection,
P. All sewer construction work shall be inspected by an inspector acting
for the Agency to insure compliance with all requirements of the
Agency, No sewer shall be covered at any point until it has been
inspected and passed for acceptance. No sewer shall be connected to
the Agency's public sewer until the work covered by the permit has
been completed, inspected, and approved by the Agency Inspector. All
sewers shall be tested for leakage in the presence of the Inspector
and shall be cleaned of all debris accumulated from construction
operations. The inspector shall issue a Notice of Test Results,
G. When any work has been inspected and the test results are not satis-
factory a written notice to that effect shall be given instructing
the owner of the premises, or the agent of such owner, to repair the
sewer or other work authorized by the permit in accordance with the
ordinances, rules and regulations of the Agency.
H. All costs and expenses incident to the installation and connection of
any sewer or other work for which a permit has been issued shall be
borne by the owner. The owner shall indemnify the Agency from any
loss or damage that may directly or indirectly be occasioned by the
work.
SECTION 5.. MATERIALS AND MANNER OP CONSTRUCTION,
A. All building sewers, side sewers and connections to the main sewer
shall be so constructed as to conform to the requirements of the
Washington County Plumbing Code, the Oregon State Plumbing Laws, and
Administrative Rules and all rules and regulations and specifications
for sewerage construction of Washington County and the Unified
Sewerage Agency,
E. Old building sewers may be used in connection with new buildings
only when they are found, upon examination and test by the Agency
inspector, to meet all requirements of the Agency.
C, A separate permit must be secured from the County or any other
person having jurisdiction thereover by owners or contractors
intending to excavate in a public street for the purpose of
installing sewers or making sewer connections.
D. The Agency and its officers, agents or employees shall not be
answerable for any liability or injury or death to any person or damage
to any property arising during or growing out of the performance of
any work by any such applicant, The applicant shall be answerable
for, and shall save the Agency and its officers, agents and employees
harmless from any liability imposed by law upon the Agency or its
officers, agents or employees, including all costs, expenses, fees
and interest incurred in defending same or in the performance of his
work or any failure which may develop therein,
-S-
0
SECTION 4, RESTRICTIONS AS TO USE OF SANITARY SEWER SYSTEM,
A. No building, industrial facility, or other structure to be served by
the sanitary sewer system shall be occupied until the Owner of the
premises has complied with all rules and regulations of the Agency,
B. Neither temporary nor permanent drainage of excavations into the
sanitary sewerage system shall be permitted. Drainage from roofs,
foundation drains, uncontaminated cooling water, surface or ground
water drains shall not be permitted into the sanitary sewerage system.
Overflows or drains from private or public swimming pools shah not
be permitted without written consent of the Agency.
C. The Agency reserves the right to reject the application for service
for any property owner upon whose property industrial or commercial
activities create a waste of unusual strength, character or volume.
All applications for the discharge of industrial waste shall be
reviewed on an individual basis by the Agency. Certain restricted
wastes may require pre-treatment facilities discharge to the sewerage
system. Where pre - treatment facilities are required, they shall be
installed and maintained continuously by the owner at his expense
in satisfactory and effective operation. An inspection and sampling
manhole shall be constructed and made available to the Agency for
examination and testing at any time,
D. No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged any substances,
materials waters, or wastes, if it appears likely to the Agency
that such wastes can harm either the sewers, sewage treatment process,
or equipment, have an adverse effect on the receiving stream, or can
otherwise endanger life, limb, public property, or constitute a
nuisance, or will violate standards established by the Department
of Environmental Quality, In determining the acceptability
of these wastes, the Agency will give consideration to such factors
as the quantities of subject wastes in relation to flows and velocities
in the sewers, materials used in construction of the sewers, nature
of the sewage treatment process, capacity of the sewage treatment
plant, degree of treatabitity of wastes in the sewage treatment plant
and other pertinent factors.
E. No person shall discharge or cause to be discharged any of the following
described waters or wastes to any public sewer;
1. Any gasoline, benzene, naptha, fuel oil, or other flammable or
explosive liquid, solid or gas.
2. Any waters or wastes containing toxic or poisonous solids, liquids,
or gases in sufficient quantity, either singly or by interaction
with other wastes to injure or interfere with any sewage treatment
process, constitute a hazard to humans or animals, create a public
nuisance or create any hazard in the receiving waters of the
sewage treatment plant including but not limited to cyanides.
3. Any waters having a ell lower than 6.5 or higher than 8.5, or having
any other corrosive property capable of causing damage or hazard to
structures, equipment and personnel of the sewage works,
4. Solid or viscous substances in quantities or of such size capable
of causing obstruction to the flow in sewers, or other interference
with the proper operation of the sewage works such as, but not
limited to, ashes, cinders, sand, mud, straw, shavings, metal,
glass, rags, feathers, tar, plastics, wood, unground garbage,
whole blood, paunch manure, hair and fleshings, entrails, paper
dishes, Cups, milk containers et cetera, either whole or ground
by garbage grinders.
1
5. Oil- component wastes except that separators are employed, the
effluent from which contains no more than 20 Mg /L of o11 .
6. Any liquid or vapor, having a temperature higher than one hundred
fifty (150 °) degrees F (65 °C).
7. Any water or waste containing fats, wax, grease or oils, whether
emulsified or not, in excess of one hundred (100) Mg /L or containing
substances which may solidify or became viscous at temperatures
between thirty -two (32) and one hundred fifty (150) degrees F
(0 and 65 °C).
8. Any garbage that has not been properly shredded. The installation
and operation of any garbage grinder equipped with a motor of
three - fourths (3/4) horsepower or greater shall be subject to the
review and approval of the Agency,
9. Any waters or wastes containing strong acid, iron, pickling wastes
or concentrated plating solutions whether neutralized or not.
10. Any waters or wastes containing iron, chromium, copper, zinc,
lead, fluorides, and similar objectionable or toxic substances
or wastes exerting an excessive chlorine requirement, to such
dovree that any such material received in the composite sewage
at the sewage treatment works exceeds the limits established for
such materials.
11. Any waters or wastes containing phenols or other taste or odor-produc-
ing substances in such concentrations exceeding limits which may be
established by the Agency as necessary, after treatment of the
composite sewage to meet the requirements of the State, Federal
or other public agencies of jurisdiction for such discharge to the
receiving waters.
12. Any radioactive wastes or isotopes of such half -life or oncentration
as may exceed limits established by the Agency in compli, ce with
applicable State or Federal regulations.
13. Materials which exert or cause:
a, Unusual concentrations of inert suspended solids (such as but
not limited to, Fullers earth, lime slurries and lime residues)
or of dlssolved solids (such as, but not limited to, sodium
chloride and sodium sulfate).
b. Excessive discoloration (such as, but not limited to, dye
wastes and vegetable tanning solutions),
e. Unusual 80U, chemical oxygen demand, or chlorine requirements
in such quantities as to constitute a significant load un the
sewage treatment works,
d. Unusual volume of flow or concentration of waster constituting
"surges" as defined herein.
14. Waters or wastes containing substances which are not amenable to
treatment or reduction by the sewage treatment processes employed
or are amenable to treatment only to such degree that the sewage
treatment plant effluent cannot meet the requirements of discharge
to the receiving waters,
4,.
1 . .E 83
.4
{
15. Industrial plants may br required to have separate collection
systems; one system to be installed for customary sanitary
sewerage connected cirectly to the Agency system; a second
system to be installed to collect processing wastes from shop
sinks, floor drains, wash stations, plating or cleaning works
and all other industrial waste sources. This system to discharge
into an exterior concrete sump of sufficient capacity to hold at
least one day's discharge from these sources and be connected
to the Agency system only by a valved overflow. The sump shall
be readily accessible for inspection and analysis by the Agency,
and the Count, and only properly treated or neutralized wastes
will be allowed to flow into the Agency system, The Agency
reserves the right to require that Agency approval be secured
for each incident of discharge,.
P. The interpretation of technical provisions of this order, review of
plans and specifications required thereby, determination of the
suitability of alternate materials and types of construction and the
development of rules and regulations covering unusual conditions not
inconsistent with the requirements of this order shall be made by
the Agency,
SECTION S. USE OF PUBLIC SEWERS REQUIRED,
A. Except as herein provided no person shall construct or maintain a:1y
privy, privy vault, septic tank, cesspool, seepage pit or other
facility intended or used for the disposal of sewage.
B. The Owner of any building situated within the Agency and proximate
tr, any street or sewer easement in which there is located a public
or of the Agency, is hereby required at his expense to connect
said building directly with the proper public sewer in accordance
with the provisions of this order, within ninety (90) days after
date of official notice to do so, provided that said public sewer
is within three hundred (300) feet of the building.
C. Within 3 years of such time as a public sewer becomes available to a
property served by a private sewage disposal system, a direct con-
nection shall be made to the public sewer in compliance with the
rules, and regulations of the Agency, and any septic tanks, cesspools,
and similar private sewage disposal facilities shall be abandoned
and filled with suitable material as determined by law.
SECT ION 6, PUBLIC SEWER CONSTRUCTION,
A. No person shall construct, exte6d, or connect to any public sewer
Without first obtaining a written permit from the Agency and paying
all fees and connection charges and furnishing bonds as required
therein, The provisions' of this Section requiring permits shall
not be construed to apr,.iy to contractors constructing sewers and
appurtenances under contracts awarded and entered into by the Agency,
B. The application for a permit for public sewer construction shall he
accompanied by complete plans, profiles, and specifications, complying
with all applicable ordinances, rules, and regulations of the Agency
prepared by a registered civil engineer showing all details of the
proposed work based on an accurate survey of the ground. The application,
together with the plans, profiles, and specifications shall lir, examined
by an authorized representative of the Agency who shall within ten (10)
days approve them as filed or require them to be modified as he deems
necessary for proper installation.
S4
C. All sower work shall be so constructed as to conform to the
requirements of the Washington County Plumbing Code, the Oregon
State Plumbing Laws and Administrative Rules and all rules and
regulations and speciications for sewerage construction of
Washington County and the Unified Sewerage Agency.
D. Prior to issuance of a permit for public sewer construction, the
applicant shall furnish to the Agency a corporate surety or per-
formance bond, or cash deposit in the amount of the total estimated
cost of the work as determined by the Agency. Such corporate surety,
performance bond, or cash deposit, shall be conditioned upon the
performance of the terms and conditions of the permit and, unless
more stringent requirements are otherwise specified by the Agency,
shall guarantee the correction of faulty workmanship and replacement
of defective materials for a period of one year from and after the
date of acceptance of the work by the Agency.
E. Except as provided, the extension of the public sewerage facilities
to serve any parcel or tract of land shall be done by and at the
expense of thu owner although the Agency reserves the right to perform
the work and bill the owner for the cost thereof, to perform the work
itself, or to perform the work pursuant to special assessment pro-
ceedings. The size of all sewer mains and other sewerage facilities
shall be as required by the Agency.
F. Where special conditions exist in the opinion of the Agency relating
to any reimbursement agreement pursuant to the provisions of this
article, the agency may, either in addition to or in lieu of any of
the provisions of this article, authorize a special reimbursement
contract between the Agency and the person or persons constructing
public sewerage facilities, Said special reimbursement agreement
shall be made and entered into prior to the issuance of a permit
for the work by the Agency.
G. The Agency may, in its discretion, pay that portion of the costs of
extending its trunk sewer system or constructing sewage pumping or
treatment facilities equal to the difference in cost between the
size of facility required by installerls development and the size
of facility that the Agency requires under its long range master plan.
SECTION 7. INDUSTRIAL USRIAL WASTES,
A. The admission into the public sewers of any waters or wastes having
(a) a 5 -day Biochemical Oxygen Demand greater than 250 milligrams per
liter or (b) containing more than SOO milligrams per liter of suspended
solids, shall be subject to the review and approval of the Agency.
Where it is deemed necessary by the Agency, the owner shall provide,
at his expense, such preliminary treatment as may be necessary to,
(a) reduce the Biochemical Oxygen Demand to 250 milligrams per liter
and the suspended solids to SOO milligrams per liter or (b) reduce
objectionable characteristics or constituents to within the maximum
limits provided for or (c) control the quality, quantities, and rates
of discharge of such waters or wastes,
5, Plans, specifications, and any other pertinent information relating to
propos *d preliminary treatment facilities shall be submitted for the ap-
proval of the Agency, No construction of such facilities shall be
commenced until said approvals are obtained in writing,
C. Where preliminary treatment facilities are provided for any waters or
wastes, they shall be maintained continuously in satisfactory and ef-
fective operation by the owner at'his expense and available for in-
spection at any time by the Agency.
�g.
! ►rr 85
•
D. When required by the Agency the owner of any property served by a
side sewer carrying industrial wastes shall install a suitable
sampling station in the side sewer to facilitate observation,
sampling, and measurement of wastes. Such manhole, when required,
shall be accessibly and safely located, and shall be constructed In
accordance with plans approved by the Agency. The manhole shall be
installed by the owner at his expense and shall be maintain :4 by
him so as to be safe and accessible a:, all times.
E. All measurements, tests and analyses of the characteristics of waters
and wastes to which reference is made shall be determined in accordance
with standard methods and shall be determined at the control manhole
provided or upon suitable samples taken at said control manhole. In
the event that no special manhole has been required, the control man-
hole shall be considered to be the nearest downstream manhole in the
public sewer to the point at which the side sewer is connected.
E. No statement contained in this article shall be construed as preventing
any special agreement or arrangement between the Agency and any
industrial concern whereby industrial wastes of unusual strength or
character may be accepted by the Agency for treatment, subject to payment
therefor by the industrial concern and subject to such terms and con-
ditions as might be required by the Agency.
SECTION 8. APPEALS PROCEDURE.
A. Any person aggrieved by a ruling under or interpretation of the
provisions of this ordinance may submit a written appeal to the General
Manager of the Unified Sewerage Agency. The appeal shall set forth the
events and circumstances leading to the appeal, the nature of the
ruling or interpretation from which relief is sought, the nature of the
impact of the ruling on appellant's property or business together with
any other reasons for the appeal.
B. The General Manager shall submit such appeal together with his recom-
mendations to the Unified Sewerage Agency Commission which shall
forthwith appoint a panel of three members of the Commission to study
the matter, hear testimony if deemed necessary, and submit recommenda-
tions and the findings and reasons for such recommendations to the
Commission within thirty (3) days.
C, The Commission shall consider the matter and prepare a written decision
summarizing the findings and the ruling of the Commission which shall
be sent to the appellant and to the Board of Directors of the Unified
Sewerage Agency.
D, In the event that the appellant considers that his grievance has not
been handled to his satisfaction by the Commission, he may apply to
the Board of Directors of the Unified Sewerage Agency for an independent
review of his case by the Board of Directors within thirty (30) days
from the date of the written decision of the Commission. A copy of
such application shall be sent to the Unified Sewerage Agency Commission
which shall forward to the Board of Directors its entire file on the
case for review and decision. The Board of Directors shall make an
independent review of the case and shall, in not more than thirty (30)
days from receipt of the application prepare a written decision on the
matter which shall be sent to the applicant and to the Commission.
E. Decisions of the Board shall be reviewable by the Circuit Court, the
State of Oregon for Washington County solely and exclusively under the
provisions of ORS 34.010 to 34.100.
.10.
F. Conformance with this order shall in no way be a substitute for or
eliminate the necessity of conforming with any and all state and county
laws, ordinances and rules and regulations which are now or may in
the future be in effect relating to the public health.
SECTION 9. RATES AND CHARGES FOR SEWERAGE SERVICE.
A. Annexation fees will be fixed on an individual basis and will reflect
such considerations as the assessed valuation of the area to be
annexed, date of the annexation, sewerage facilities to be turned
over to the agency, if any, number of developed properties at the
time of annexation, contractual relationship between the area to be
annexed and the agency, if any, and other pertinent factors.
B. Plan check fees to cover the cost of review and approval of sub-
division maps of street mains and other elements of the local sewage
collection system (not including house connections) and inspection
of sewer construction (except house connections), ten dollars ($10)
per lot, but not less than one hundred dollars ($100).
C. Permit fees to cover the cost of processing the permit application
and performing the inspection of property connections to the sewer
system:
Mingle Family Residential $25.00
Multiple Residential $3.00 per unit
but not less than $35.00
Commercial $35.00
Industrial $50.00
D. Additional incnection charges. If anyone making a connection applies
for an inspection on a day other than a regular working day for the
inspectors, the applicant shall be charged with and pay an additional'
inspection fee of five dollars ($5) for each such inspection, If
additional inargctions are required due to failure of the building
sewer to pass the requirements !!or the installation of said sewer,
the applicant shall be charged with and pay an additional inspection
fee of five dollars $5) for each such inspection. Said additional
inspection fee shall, be paid prior to final approval of the connection
being inspected.
E. Sewer connection charges within the Agency. See tables 1 and 2
attached hereto and incorporated herein.
F. Monthly sewer charges within the Agency,. See tables 1. and 2
attached hcxeto and incorporated herein,
G. Monthly, sewer service charges outside the Agency.. One and one-half
(1 5) times the rate charged within the Agency.
tt. Sewer connection char es outside the Agency. Same amount payable
to the Agency as the charge in effect within the Agency.
I. Charge for direct connection to Agency sewer mains. Any person
applying for a permit to connect a property directly to an Agency
sewer which was irstalled without direct or indirect cost to the
owner of the connection property as a collector sewer, shall pay
a collector sewer charge equal to the connection charge then in
effect, in addition to the connection charge.
Reimbursement for oversize sewers. An installer of a sewer line
who is required by the Agency to lay sewer pipe larger than that
required for his own purposes, to accommodate other users will be
reimbursed by the Agency for the difference in cost between the
size of line installed and that which would be required for his
own use.
• 11
A
.o irr 87
K. Reimbursement for off -site sewers. An installer of off -site
sewers connecting 6 Agency lines may request a reimbursement
agreement with the Agency. Such agreements will be made on an
individual basis.
Dated this 2nd day of June, 1970, to become effective July 1, 1970
Unified Sewerage Agency of
Washington County, by the
Board of County Commissioners
f,sr Washington County, Oregon,
acting as its Governing Body
AYE t4AY
ANICKER
HOW
MAST34S -
ABSENT
r 12 ..
262 2 4,2.61"-,
Recording Se'retary
1. cm- 88
)4,
TABLE 1
UNIFIED SEWERAGE AGENCY
RATES AND CHARGES
Class of Service
Based on occupancy
and / or t •e of dischar
RESIDENTIAL
Connection Charge Service Charge*
Payable at time of issuance of Flat rate payable in advance
e buildin. 'ermit unless noted Metered •a able 10 da s after billing
1. Single 1~amily )Melling
Unit (DU). Premises with
kitchen including multiple,
mobile home or trailer space,
motel or hotel unit. In the
case of multiple units includes
common areas such as lobby,
hallways, utility rooms up to ,x
10% of unit space but does not
include restaurants or beta which
are under commercial rates.
$ 3 75 DU to 6/30/71 incr, easing
$25 at the start of each
fiscal, year thereafter to a
maximum of $600.
NON RESIDENTIAL
2. Commercial and other
including dry induatrial and
public structures
3. Special commercial.
Car wash, manual
Car wash, automatic
Laundries
Laundromat
4. Special Services
Schools: Elementary
High & College
Churches
Hospitals - general
Convalescent /Rest, Homes
Sleeping accommodations
without kitchens
The lesser of:
a) 1 DU /1500 sq.,ft. inter-
ior or less, or
b) 1 DU / -1/4 acre or less, or.
c) 1 DU /16 fixture units or less
(see fixture unit equivalents in
Table 3) but not less than 50%
of the maximum charge of the
alternatives above.
Dwelling Unit charge same as in
1 (Residential) above.
5. Industrial- Manufacturing
Water borne wastes with more
that 5b# per day of D.O.D. or
5.5.
$3.00 /DU per month or any portion
thereof
$3.00 /month or any portion
thereof for each 16 fixture
units or any fraction thereof
Same as 2, abcve
Based On monthly metered water
consumption:
200 /100 cf for first 10,0010 cf
150/110 of for next 20,000 of
10/101' cf over 10,000 cf
Minimum $3.00 /mont►.
Same as 2, above
1 DU for each 17 students
1 DU for each 10 students
1 DU for each 25 seats
1 DU per bed
1 DU per 2 beds
1 DU per 2 room
Dwelling Unit charge same as
in 1 (Residential) above
Based on separate engineering Based on measured sewage flow
study of actual costs to for maximum month -8.50 /100 of
agency but not less than plus a) 6.13 mills /lb. B.O.D. in
commercial. Agency may require excess of 250 mg /1 and /or b)
pre- treatment rather than 4.58 mills /lb. S.S. in excess
accept wastes at stated rates. of 300 mg /1
*New structures will be charged a service charge six months after issuance of a permit to
connect to the public sewer unless a deferment is requested. The maximum period of defer-
went will be six months for a maximum total time of one year from issuance of permit to
the beginning of the charge.
TABLE 2
UNIFIED SEWERAGE AGENCY
tATES AND CHARGES
sewer Service Category ,^Contaection. Char e
Based on time of construction Pa�able as noted below
A• rsemieee existing on 7/1/70
served by private sewerage
system.
B. Premieea existing on 7/1/70
uneewered
0. Premises conetructioh of
which started after 7/1470
Served by private system
No charge
$300 if connected within
yearn from time useable
sewer constructed within
300 feet of property
80% of DU charge at time of
connection to USA facility
less tares paid to USA, but
not i ®ea than $300
Dwelling Unit charge •same as
in 1 (Residential) .above
•
Service Chartxe '
Pa able at; noted below
No charge by USA until connected
to USA facilities
3 No charge by USA until connected
to USA facilities
TABLE 3
FIXTURE UNIT EQUIVALENTS
COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS
1 toilet equals 6 fixture units
1 urinal equals 5 fixture unite
1 sink or labatory equals 2 fixture unite
1 Bradley sink equals 5 fixture units
1 floor drain equals 2 fixture unite in dry utot ge
otherwise must be rated according to use
1 industrial garbage disposal equals 15 units df connection
Rated by B.O.D. loading from 1 standard garbage can
LAUNDROMATS
1 12 lb. washer equals 12 fixture unite
1 20 lb. washer equals 20 fixture units
1 30 lb. washer equals 30 fixture unite
1 extractor equals 6 fixture units.
No charge by USA until connected
to USA facilitieg
All other Mixture unit equivalents not shown above Shall be those specified in
the Oregon Uniform Plumbing Code.
Howard and Lillian Adkins
V. 0. BOX 23583
Tigoird, Oregon 97223
Re: Conditional Use APPlic-lon
Map 41,281. 203, part of T
Lot 3600, 1ocat • t 0
S.W. Garrett Street \
September 10, 1969
Dear Ht. and Mrs. Adkins:
The Tigard City Council, a
80 1969, adopted Ordinanc
the above property.
I am enclosing cent
conditions, as wet the
meeting Suptetber
conditional use on
'Ale ordinance, outlining
you submitted.
to you on this matter,
If X may be of fu ter assis
please feel free contact
DH/JP
Znicli, 2
Sincerely,
Doris Hartig
City Record r
nepartment of evenue and Taxat on
Mapping Section
Washington County Courthouse.
Hillsboro, Oregon 97123
September 10, 1969
Attention: Marvin I3lehr
The Tigard City Council,
8, 1969, adopted Ord. nance
lands of Sward and Lillian
We are enclosing
ie ation.
DO/iP
End .
ar meeting September
r conditional use on
inance for your infor
Sincerely
Doris Hartig
city Recorder
September 10, 1969
Department of Revenue and Taxation
Waohington County Courthouse
Hillsboro* Oregon 97123
.!..ttentiont Appraisal Depazent -
\
Gentlemen
The Tigard City Council* at. ij reg1ar meeting September
80 1969, adopted Ordinano 104-64 fo )conditional use on
lands of Howard and tilli G. AdX*ns.
We are enclosing a copy of thi IOrdinance for your infor
mation,
y N ,
( g
ii
‘A ,
',..,
Sincerely,
Doris Hartig
City Recorder
•
(s , •
"fr j.
4 it/ t
jk
e:
CITY OF TIGARD, OREGON
ORDINANCE NO. 69 - 6.;(
AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING CONDITIONAL USE(S) ON LANDS OF Howard
Adkins and Lillian G. Adkins in Section 2, T23, R1W, W.M.
TIGARD WASHINGTON COUNTY OREGON
' WHEREAS, the owner(s) of the lands described on attached
Exhibit "A" by reference made a part hereof, has (have) filed
with the City an application for authorization to conduct the
following described conditional use(s) on the said premises; and
WHER;aAS, the zoning classification of said lands hereto-
fore established by the zoning ordinances of the City of Tigard
is R-7 (single-family residential) and the conditional use(s)
requested by the applicant(s) may be properly permitted in con-
formity with the said classification; and
WHEREAS, the City Planning Commission on the 201 day
•
of LaLtat , 1969 , held a public hearing with respect
to said application and said Commission has recommended to the
City Council that said application be approved; and
WHEREAS, a public hearing before the City Council with
respect to said application was duly and regularly held on the
8th day of September 1969 , and the City Council finds
that no public detriment will result from the granting of said
petition and that it is in the public interest that said condi-
tional use(s) be authorized,
NOW THEREFORE,
THE CITY OF TIGARD ORDAINS AS FOLLOWS:
Seetion 1: That the following conditional use(s) as defined in
the City of Tigard Zoning Ordinance under the zone
classification R.7 (single-family residential) , to-wit:
Planned Residential Development of 12
Condominium Homes
be and the same are hereby authorized with respect to the lands
described on Exhibit "A" by reference made a part hereof, subject
to compliance with the following conditions!
1) That the site be developed in accordance with the rite plan
submitted, or as amended by the Commission
2) That the width of the one-way loop ond of the intotnal aces
road be 14' and a thickened asphalt edge be vonstrncted on
each side, instead of a curb, to ease the passage f larger
vehicles, such as fire trucks
3) That standard curbs be constructed along the rest ot the
access todd
4) That final plans showing drainage, landscaping, and 'ne,
proposed loeation of all utilities be submitted witl. the
building plads at the time of application for a bulidlnq
perftit
5) That the peritoeter of the property be fenced with a 5'-7'
high fence ratching the exterior character of the buildinds
6) That the didowalks shown be 3' in width and constructed of
r
ORDINANCE NO.
•
brick or exposed aggregate, and with a standard 6" curb
7) That all utilities be underground •
q) That plans for street lighting be sabmitted for City staff
approval
9) That the exterior of the buildings be of cedar siding and
the roofs of wood shingles as indicated in the proposal
10) That a 24' driveway cut be approved as shown on the site
plan •
11) That the common property be maintained by the home owners'
association.
12) That the question of whether or not the access road will
become a dedicated street should he reviewed bra meeting
of the owner, the utility companies, and the City, then
presented to the Planning and Zoning ComMission for consid-
eration
13) That this conditional use shall expire in one year if the
project has not been started and continual progress to Ward
its completion is not in evidence. •
ection 2: The City Recorder is hereby authorized and directed
to certify a true copy of this Ordinance and forward
same to the applicant forthwith,
Section 3 1st dayifrom its enactment be effective on
enactment bythecity inciltof
the City of Tigard, Oregon.
PASSED: By unanimous vote of all Council members present,
af,er being read three times by number and title
only, this Cay of September, 1969.
i the Mayor, this ia7 day of September, 1969.
N,�'F'RO'VTAD. By
ORDINANCE No. 69 w 14L
TIGARD CITY colINcIL
REGULAR MEETING SEPTEMBER Bo 19699 7:30 P.M.
1. ROLL CALL: Present: Mayor E. G. Kyle, Councilmen Floyd H. Bergmann°
Daniel L. Larsen, Robert C. Moore, Thomas M. O'Halloran;
Stephen M. Telfer, City Administrator; Fred A. Anderson,
City Attorney; Keith C. Thompson, Director of Public
Works Doris Hartig0 City Recorder
2. PLEDGE OP ALLEGIANCE
3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES, August 25, 1969, 7:30 P.M.
(a) Approved as submitted
4. APPROVAL OF BILLS, $36,03373.
(a) Motion to approve: Councilman O'Halloran, seconded by
Councilman Bergmann.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council.
5. MONTHLY REPORTS
(a) Motion to accept reports: Councilman Moore, seconded by
Councilman Larsen.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council.
6. WRITTEN COMMUNICATIONS
(a) City Administrator reviewed petition containing 6 names,
requesting 2-hour parking restriction on S.W. Hall near
99W be removed. City Administrator recommended denial of
request, in view of proposed improvement of intersection.
Motion by Councilman Bergmann to table request at this
time and authorize City Administrator to respond to
petition; seconded by Councilman Larsen.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council.
(b) Letter from Eldon Houto Chairman, Washington County Com-
missioners, regarding Columbia Willamette Pollution
Authority. Administrator recommended city write letter
stating we would be in favor of county joining CWAPA.
Motion by Councilman O'Halloran authorizing Administrator
to write letter indicating city approves County joining
CWAPA; seconded by Councilman Larsen.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council.
7, LERON HEIGHTS IMMY,EMENT DISTRICT - AWARDING BID
(a) Continued irom August 25, 1969 council Meeting
The following bids were received:
Amt. Bid Days
Cascade Ditching Service $24,526.20 120
George W, Lind Jr. $260319.35 30
Lord Bros, Contractors Inc. $210705.60 60
C, Jv Montag & Sons $200545.75 45
Bryan Morrison Inc. 0.4,250,65 60
Engineer's Estimate: $17,000.
City Administrator commented City is missing two easaments
and the low bidder is requesting an extra $2,000, fo:
restoration Low bidder has stated he will not accept bid
if City did not al,Icw additional $2,000, Administrator
recommended City reject all bids ard rebid project. Bryan
Merrison Construction Co_ bid $14,252 15 plus extra $2,0000
for restoration, if allowed, total bid $16,252Y15, Second
low bidder would rot accept contract unless also awarded
Derry Dell Project. Third bid was $24,526.30,
(b) Motion by Ccuncilman Moore t,o authorize City Attorney and
Administrator to negotiate with Mr, Morrison, if 2.t is
legal, and award bid if tie price did not exceed the
second low hid seconded by Councilman Bergmann,
Approved by unanimous vote of Council.
8. S. W. ASH STREET IMPROVEMENT - AWARDING BID
(a) Continued from August 25, 1959 Council Meeting
City Administrator reperted east half of Se W. Ash Street
not completed properly and difficulty in negotiating with
developero Total bid received on project $2,361„85
Engineer's estimate, $500 City Administrator recommended
City reject bid and do work by staff on force account,
(b) Motion by Councilman Mecie to reject bid and authcrize
City Administrator to preceed with imprevement on city
half of S.W. Aah or both sides if he car negctiate with
developer; seconded by Councilman O'Halloran,
Approved by unanimous vote of Council,
9, COOK PARK IRRIGATICN SYSTEM - AWARD:NG BID
(a) Director of Public Works reported following bids received:
United Pipe Co 15 days $5,187_28 2% cash discount
R. M. Wade Co 14 days $6,121.73
Rogers Machinery Co, 14 days $6,987,38
Director of Public Worke recommended contract be awarded
to apparent low bidder, United Pipe Co,
(b) Motion by Councilman, Y.arser. to accept United Pipe Cc o bid
seconded by Councilman Moore,
Approved by unanamols vote of CeuncOl.
10 COOK PARK 'WAD IMPPOVEMENT AWARLTNG 8.1D
(a) Director of Public Works ieperted following bids received:
Cascade Conettucticn Co 90 days $11,0/9,00
Orogen Asphaltic Pavirg 45 day e $11,082,00
Direetor of Public Wok e recommended contract be awatded
to apparent low bidder, Cascade Construction Co,
(b) Motion by Councilman Bergmann to accept Cascade Construc-
t:fen Cc b:0 ccil Ly Leaocilmar O'Halicran
Appwed ly unaLionc,61u 1,6tc ± eancil,
Page 2 - Counc41 Minutes 9/8/69
11. S. W. 91ST AVENUE IMPROVEMENT - AWARDING BID
(a) Director of Public Works reported following bids received:
Oregon. Asphaltic Paving
Cascade Construct ion Co,
45 days $1,620,00
90 days $1,470,00
Director of Public Works recommended contract be awarded
to apparent law b%dder, Cascade Construction Co.
(b) Motion by Councilman O'Halloran to accept bid of Cascade
Construction Co.; seconded by Councilman Larsen.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council.
12. ORDINANCE No 6924 - AN ORDINANCE AUTHORIZING CONDITIONAL USES
ON LANDS OF Howard Adkins and Lillian Co
idkins in Section 20 T2S0 R1W1 L.M. Tigard0
Washington County0 Oregon
(a) Public Hearing - 8:00 P M.
Those who testified for:
Howard Adkins, developer
Willard Martin, architect
Those who testfied against:
Mrs_ Marion Eavish, 9995 S.W. Garrett
Chester Curry, 9975 S.W. Garrett
Public Hearing closed
(b) Motion to adopt: Cto4neilmar Mome, seconded by councilman
Bergmann,
Approved by unanimous vote of Council.
13. ORDINANCE No. 62-65 - AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCE No 66-20
"MGTOR VEH/CLE CODE OF THE CITY OP TIGARD" -
BY ADDING THERETO NEW SECTIONS AND AMENDING
PRE-EXISTING SECTIONS TO BRING THE SAME INTO
CONFORMITY WITH PERTINENT PROVISIONS OF THE
OREGON LAWS OP 1969 AS ENACTED BY THE 1969
LEGISLATIVE SESSION, AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY
(a) Motion to adept.: Councilman Larsen, seconded by Councilman
O'Halloran,
Appioved by unanimous vote of Council
OMER EUS1NESS
A. City Admintstratot ropoGted moo ti.Ae to study revised Planning
and Zoning membershLp
IL City Adminlatxatot reported Tiyaid :aycees would like to change
their representative to the Citizen-Police Community Relations
Council- Mr, Bart Bonnie, Vreondent of the Jaycees, is moving
from the comvi:inay and px6posed rerresentative is C L- "Chuck"
Norton.
(1) Motio,l, to au.Nurt M by CcuncilAan Larsen
neoz,nd6d (eunc;-,c.nai,, DorTnann
Appgeved by ;yete of Wareal,
Page 3 CNIne,x1 r-12.nuta 9/8/69
C. City Administrator introduced Dick Spears, representative of the
Tigard Jaycees, who explained proposed fund raising for "Operation
Comeback" to help people who live in area damaged by Hurricane
Camille. Jaycees would like to solicit funds by stopping all cars.
Council suggested another method of soliciting funds, using volun-
tary means for collection.
D. Mayor introduced visitor, Dennis Moore, Field Consultant from
League of Oregon Cities.
E. mr. Hobe Vermilye, representative of Tigard Development Commission,
requested City take steps to improve railroad crossing. Tigard
Development Corp. anxious to have improvement made and is willing
to pay for half of paving costs. Development Corp. recommended
dip at crossing be altered and shoulders be widened an additional
4 feet. Council expressed interest in improving tracks.
In view of civil complaints filed, Council instructed Administrator
and City Attorney to investigate and see what action could be
taken to improve crossing.
(1) Motion by Councilman O'Halloran to instruct City Attorney
and City Administrator to investigate legal ramifications
and make recommendation for improvement of railroad
crossing,/ secended by Councilman Larsen.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council.
P. City Administrator requested authorization to have Aloha Sanitary
Service pump sludge from second digester at cost of $1120.
(1)
Motion to authorize: Councilman Bergmann, seconded by
Councilman Moore.
Approved by unanimous vote of Council.
Gd City Administrator requested approval of progress payment #1 for
$8,392.55 - Charles L. Shepherd, Canterbury Heights Improvement
District.
(1)
Motion eo approve: Councilman Larsen seconded by Council-
man Bergmann.
Approved by unanimous vote of COuncil.
H. Adjournment 9:30 P.M.
City Recorder
ATTEST:
Mayor
Page 4 Council Minutes 9/8/69
AFFIDAVIT OF PUBLICATION
STATE OF OREGON,
COUNTY OF WASHINGTON,
}
ss,
NEC PI
......Joseph ,Schafer ....�....._...... CITY F 1iMUot
being first duly sworn, depose and say that I am the publisher ..._._ .............�..
.... of The Tiard Times, a newspaper of general circulat(oii, as defined
by ORS 193.010 and 193,020, published at Tigard, in the aforet,aid county and
state; that the legal notice, .a printed copy of which is hereto annexed, was
published lit the entire issue of said newspaper for 2 successive and
consecutive weans in the following issues .. "E" 28 a-- .,Sept • 14., 1969
r.
0
s,..
�0r uhs. beci''d sworn to before me this
.).49i101011;;.. Q 1011; ;..... 19_69
My oiiini.i ; 6 expitrs ......
ire)
t 1
w
dly of ..._..�...
Notary Public of Oregon
a
Os*
Gra
1969 at ,
dL
04 ion>
i 4000'
per,
r
iirildi:::
at ) 000 S.
p a St' r ) p:
for �� a tit or a
tl:Afu t, it 0 a"ta `
l , e
COVzvgIZ;
�
oa Xo a r. � o leh 00:0
1.r R, F r44, T
r, TT Publish Aug , :8, SOlib 4
{ 1969
a MAI
+fp
CITY OF TIGARD
NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING
CONDITIONAL 'USE APPLICATION
FOR PLANNED RESIDENTIAL DEVELOPMENT
Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held by
the City Council in the Library Room of the Charles F. Tigard
Grade School at 13125 S.W. Pacific Highway in Tigard, Oregon,
on September $ 19690 at 8:00 PAL with respect to the follow-.
ing application.
Applicant is Howard Adkins, property located at 10010
8.14 Garrett Street, (Map 2S1 200 part of Tax lot 3600).
Request for conditional use for planned residential
development of 12 condominium homes in an Rm.7 sone—.:;
(single-family residential).
All interested persons may appear and be heard in favor of
or against the said proposals.
BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUJICII
Doris Hartig
City Recorder
TT Publish Aug. 28, Sept. 4, 1969
CITY OF TIGARD
P, O. Box 23557
12420 S. W, Main
Tigard, Oregon 97223
August 29, 1969
NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Notice is hereloy given that a Public Hearing will be
held by the City Council in the Library Room of the
Charles F. Tigard Grade School at 13125 S.W. Pacific
Highway in Tigard, Oregon, on Septembar 8, 1969, at
8:00 P.M. with respect to the following application:
Applicant is Howard Adkins, property
located at 10010 S.W. Garrett Street,
(Map 02S1 2CB, part of Tax Lot 3600).
Request for conditional use for planned
Y:esidential development of 12 condominium
homes in an R-7 zone (single-family
residential).
All interested persons may appear and be heard in favor
of or against the said proposals.
BY ORDER OF THE CITY COUNCIL
9161-1A-c-J.
DO s Hartig
City Recorder
•
•
ale
Au-unt 11(9
iL.'7,1;e3
Ttcrkre$ Ortvbrt 97('1:17
Docir rro
Thtm, ir4 to. orlot&4i47 rlot.tr ;74x1 that your rcmcrot :or
tortelAtto7161.''1140'.:or
1 1M Itcrtletc.,t0._
tal) 1015 aercHt Aroel o it ot nt V):7,10
ftwett (r!an 20,!A0, o;',1,4,,,,z; lot 7,61A Vel2 (,Nn"TOVCd,
',077 to lAann1Lr tv14., V,onAnc. Cay,noloq on- Au2uot t7!,0-0
'Mit) tt) rcormIc11.04 tr* 01,0' Council nn0 ,viou
bo notOt � t'ho &t tho Oloto,(1114o ubt !loartne40
•
It ynn have •t! c &S -ort4V1I'da!1 td tiato- nattort
t-col trap to o611-0
%1,04o1 y's4;
r4;0 '4,1„cief
Cl,ty
1
PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION
August 20, 1969
AGENDA ITEM: 3 -A
CONDITIONAL USE APPLICATION: Plenned residential of 12 condominium
homes in the R -7 zone.
APPLICANT: Howard Adkins
PROPERTY INVOLVED: 10010 S. W. Garrett Street (Map #281 2CH part of
tax lot 3600)
SIZE OF PROPERTY: 1.15 acres
STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
The staff recommends approval of this planned residential proposal of
12 condominium homes in concept and with conditions:
1. that the site be developed in accordance with the site plan
submitted, or as amended by the Commission
2. that the width of the one -way loop end of the internal access
road be 14' and a thickened asphalt ecage be constructed on
each side, instead of a curb, asphalt
ease the passage of larger
vehicles, such as fire trucks
3. that standard curbs be constructed along the rest of the access
road
4. that final plans showing drainage, landscaping, and the pro-
posed location of all utilities be submitted with the build-
ing plans at the time of application for a building permit
5. that the perimeter of the property be fenced with a 5'--7'
high fence matching the exterior character of the buildings
6. that the sidewalks shown be 3' in width and constructed of
brick or exposed aggregate, and with a standard 6" curb
7 that all utilities be underground
S. that plans for street lighting be submitted for, City staff
approval
9, that the exterior of the buildings be of cede? ing and the
roofs of wood shingles as indicated in the proptl
10. that a 24' driveway out be approved as shoal on ? ,e site plan
11. that the common property be maintained by thk: hoi,: owners
association, and, in the event that it isrt maintained, the
City property may
own se such maintenance to be done and assess the
per(s) accordingly
12. that the question of whether or not the access road will be-
come a dedicated street should be reviewed by a meeting of the
owner, the utility companies, and the City, then presented to
the Planning and Zoning Commission for consideration
13. that this conditional use shall expire in one year if the
project has not been started and continual progress toward its
completion is not in evidence
251 2CE
(23-24)
*3600
2000
3500
3502
3501
(23-9)
3402
3700
04x4IRPJAvg,
NAME OF APPL1CANT2 Howard Adkins
CONDTMNAT, nt; zonvurnwl Planned Residential (12 Units)
PROPEVTY AVOLVED: 10010 S. W. Garrett Street (Map 251 2CB part of
tax lot 3600) (1.15 acres)
The following verson rAnd LiAeir addresses comtvise this mailing
list of woperty owners abatttng or across the street o!: the
property involved, as taken from the Washington County .ispessorur3
current tax rolls
Howard R. & Lillian Adkins, P. 0. Box 23583, Tigard
John & Barbara Setniker, 11830 S. W. Gaarde, Tigard
Norman Wood & Pearl A. Page, 10042 S. W. Garrett, Tigard
Norman Wood & Pearl A. 1-age, 10042 S. W. Garrett, Tigard
Frank E. & Juanita A. Williams, 10040 S. W. Garrett, Tigard
William E. & Billie Jeanne Bade, 10025 S. W. Garrett, Tigard
William & M. M. Sabisch, 9995 S. W. Garrett, Tigard
2S1 2CC
(23-24)
300 P. E. & Eva T. Cramer, 9980 S. W. Garrett, Tigard
300
Katherine Z. Mail, 6175 S. W. Arrow Wood Late, Portland, 97223
301 F. E. & Eva T. Creamer, 9980 S. W. Garrett, Tigard
301 Katherine Z. O'Neil, 6175 S. W. Arrow Wood lane# Portland, 97223
100 Peter J. & Dorothy J. Galante, 13400 S. W. Pacific Hwy, Tigard
Director of Planning, Washington County Court House, Hillsboro, 97123
v
August 6, 1969
City of Tigard
Planning and Zoning Commission Meeting
August 20, 1969
M I N U T E S
The regular meeting of the Tigard Planning and Zoning Commission was
called to order at 8 :00 P.M, at the Tigard City Hall Council Chambers.
1. ROLL CALL
A. Present: Commissioners Jerry Harris, Clarence Nicoli, Charles
Woodard and Chairman Allan Paterson; Director of Public Works,
Keith Thompson; and City Planner Emily Wied.
B. Absent: Commissioners George Lewis, Elton Phillips and Everett
Severson
2. INTRODUCTION
A. Chairman Paterson introduced Jerry Harris, the new member of
the Commission, appointed by the City Council to replace Jim
Aitken whose term expired July 2, 1969. Mr. Harris will serve
a term from July 2, 1969 to July 2, 197:1.
3. APPROVAL OF MINUTES
A. The Minutes of the regular meeting on July 16, 1969 were approved
as written.
4.' PUBLIC HEARINGS
A, Conditional Use
HOWARD ADKINS, applicant
A request for a conditional use for a planned residential
development of 12 condominium homes in an R-7 zone (single-
family residential) on a 1.15 acre parcel of land located at
10010 S.W. Garrett (Map #251 2CB, part of Tax It 3600)
1. Staff recommendation for approval with conditions
2. Public Hearing
a. Mr. Howard Adkins, applicant, explained the condominium
conenpt and this proposal of 12 individually owned homes
with common walls and a home ownership association set
up for grounds, building exterior and improvements
maintenance. Mr. Williard Martin, architect, explained
the idea of a small community around a central square
that he had tried to create.
b. Mrs. Marion Sabasch, 9995 S.W. Garrett Street, asked
about the R -7 one and the Planned Residential Condi-
tional Use, and said she didn't want any more multiples
in the area. Mr. Harris explained that only this site
plan could be built.
c. Mr. Williams, 10040 S.W. Garrett, asked about the lack
of water which had been a problem in the previous appli-
cation. Ir. Thompson read a letter from the Tigard
Water Ditrict stating that a 6" line has been budgeted
for Garrett Street this fiscal year.
d. Mr. Williams asked if the internal roadway would become
a dedicated street. Mr. Paterson explained that the
owner could bring his request to the Planning and Zoning
Commission sometime in the future.
e. Mrs. Sabisch asked about the location of a fire hydrant.
Mr. Nicoli said that the Water District Engineer would
decide where hydrants Will go on the new line - that
they will be installed every 1000' so that no property
is more than 500' from a hydrant.
f. The public hearing was closed.
3. Commission discussion and action
a. Mr. Woodard asked that Mr. Adkins explain the proposed
heights of the buildings. Mr. Adkins explained that
there would be five one -story only units and seven
units which would be two -story in the front and one -
story in the rear.
b. It was moved (Nicoll), seconded (Harris) and passed
by unanimous vote of the Commission present that the
conditional use be approved with the conditions recom-
mended by the staff:
1) That the site be developed in accordance with the
site plan submitted, or as amended by the Commission
2) That the width of the one -way loop end of the in-
ternal access road be 14' and a thickened asphalt
edge be constructed on each side, instead of a curb,
to ease the passage of larger vehicles, such as fire
trucks
3) That standard curbs be constructed along the rest of
the access road
4) That final plans shoaling drainage, landscaping, and
the proposed location of all utilities be submitted
with the building plans at the time of application
for a building permit
5) That the perimeter of the property be fenced with a
5' -7' high fence matching the exterior character of
the buildings
6) That the sidewalks shown be 3' in width and con-
structed of brick or exposed aggregate, and with a
standard 6" curb
■l That all utilities be underground.
8) That plans for street lighting be submitted for
city staff approval
9) That the exterior of the buildings be of cedar
siding ding and the roofs of wood shingles as indicated
in the proposal
10) That a 24' driveway cut be approved as shown on the
site plan
11) That the common property be maintained by the home
owners association, and, in the event that it is not
maintained, the City may cause such maintenance to
be clone and assess the property owner(.) accordingly
12) That the question of whether or not the access road
will become a dedicated street should be reviewed
by a meeting of the owner, the utility companies,
and the City; then presented to the Planning and
toning Commission for consideration
13) 'I-At this conditional use shall expire in one year
i' the project has not been started and continual
progress toward its completion is not in evidence )0
B. Variance
WALLACL .;t �OIIN:'UNt applicant
A request for a variance for reduction of the side yard set-
backs from 50 feet to 20 feet on the west boundary and the
south boundary along Fanno Creek on a 1.2 acre parcel of land
located at the southwest corner of S.W. Tigard Avenue and S.W.
Grant Street 'Map #2S1 213A, Tax Lot 800)
1. Staff recommendation for partial approval with conditions
2. Public (tearing
a Mr. Kenneth Graves, 9650 S.W. Tigard Street, spoke in
opposition, saying he was afraid of noise and other
undesirable aspects of industrial development, av,d
that, at least for the next few years, his home would
be located next door to this property.
b. The public hearing was clotted.
Page 2 - P &2 Minutes 8x'20/69
r∎
August 8, 1969
NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING
iotito is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be
held by t•'• - Planning and Zoning Commission of the
City of Tigard at oli-v Halle 12420 S. W. Main Street0
Tigard, Oregon on August 200 1969 at 8 :00 P.M. with
respect to the following:
An application by Howard Adkins for a Con-
ditional Use for a planned residential
development of 12 condominium homes in a
1t-,7 `zone (single-family residential) on a
1.15 acre parcel of land located at 10010
S. W. Garrett (Map #281 2CB, part of Tax
Lot 3600.)
All interested persons may appear., and be heard in
favor of or against said proposal
. 431111- rrrLW.�w.+li..W.f_r.yrrwY.warr . Wi ._ .
J. Allan Paterson
CHAIRMAN
The sketch below is made solely for the purpose of a siting in locating Laid promises and the Company assumes
no liability for variations, if any, in dimensions and location ascertained by actual survey,
Pioneer National Title insurance Company
Title and Trust Division
27A c.
C4)
b,
'2400
1.03Ac,
+r
30i
424c,
'301 A l .
340'5
%, ,17Ac,
a* 340 .4 1*
,',Sae;,
f r
9
a
391W
...Go
fq
71,94
gyp e � .3 4t 0 2
40.0
ado
.5840
7
7
sale a
2.100
A. C rSIP
, .4
3600
1.35A c,
,+ 2,000
0
0
N
4.
111111111111
AFFIDAVIT OF MAILING
STATE OF OREGON
County of Washington
City of Tigard
$S.
Emily M. Wied, being first duly sworn, on oath
depose and say:
That I am Planning Administrator for the
City of Tigard, Oregon.
That I served notice of hearing of the
Tigard Planning and Zoning Commission of which the
attached is a copy (Marked Exhibit A) upon each of
the following named persons on the 3th day of
August 1969, by mailing to each of them at
the address shown on the attached list (Marked Exhibit
said notice as hereto attached, deposited in the United
States Mail on the 8t4 day of
Postage prepaid.
Ttlat 1969,
Subscribed and sworn to before me thil 8th day of
August 1969.
ion
‘N-tit
' (4,
11-.3
5■,,P4o,101.10 11,,44
. , A
-1161:h Afttiglie--6TYiregon
expires:.*ffiY4A-Ii-4,441.;=.=
B),
[Page Too Large for OCR Processing]
[Page Too Large for OCR Processing]
1•
•
TIGARD WATER DISTRICT
Mr. Howard Adkins
P.O. Box 23583
Tigard, Oregon 97223
Dear Sir:
91941 S. W. COMMERCIAL ST.
TIGARD, OREGON 99223
PHONE (533) 639-1554
August 14, 1969
RECEIVED
PA 1 5 1969
CITY OF TIGARD
In answer to your question as to water main replacement on
Garrett Street between Pacific Hwy. and Ash Avenue. The
Tigard Water District does plan to replace the line with a
6" main in this fiscal year.
ELC/rw
Yours very truly,
TIGARD WATER DISTRICT
y9L1K
Eug0 L. Carroll
Administrator
r
CONDITIONAL USE OR VARIANCE
APPLICATION
City of Tigard Planning Department 639-4171
12420 SW Main street, Tigard, Oregon 97223
- IrfiEASE PRINT iriNK OR TYPE
Applicant' s Name jaalAALL1__-1:2,612-______Phone-
Applicant's
(City) (State) (zip)
Applicant is Owner Contract Owner Developer_LX__Agent Other
Date of Application
moors,*
Signature of Owner(g)44-
Pile 1....rorga
Receipt #
By ....1. Date
Man....113Wee. **Am.*
wo....moose.maleonesotruounlawmcome....rwamewomuaremsamotar.
For additional information, please contact
)
Address_ 73 '4.; S73 i
PROPERTY INVOLVED:
Map #2.123 Tax tot (s )_2 Book Page
Address L _
Area_ _Lacres) Existing buildings (no, and type)
Present zoningj- U5ejj.2 f ;-*
Proposed Conditional Use or Variance_
Water: Tigard A_Jvietzger Sewer; Tigard....:.4_, Metzger
/..1d
Reason for Conditional Use or Variance
STAFF REPORT:
"")
PLANNING COMMISSION ACTION:
CITY COUNCIL ACTION:
3/69
AMOMMOMMOMMIMMOMiliMilli
STAFF REPORT
HOWARD =INS CONDITIONAL USE APPLICATION
REQUEST: Conditional use for a planned residential development
of 12 condominium homes in an R -7 zone (single family
residential)
PROPERTY INVOLVED: 10010 S.W. Garrett (Map #2S1 20B, part of
Tax Lot 3600)
SIZE OF PROPERTY: '.15 acre
STAFF RECOMMENDATION:
Staff recommends approval of this planned residential
proposal of 12 condominium homes in concept and with
conditions as approved by the Commission.
PUBLIC HEARING:
Two neighbors diked questio;rs and objected to apartments.
COMMISSION ACTION:
Four Commissioners present: unanimous vote for approval
with the conditions recommended by the staff.
1) That the site be developed in accordance with the
site plan submitted, or as amended by the Commission
2) That the width of the one -stay loop end of the internal
acoets road be 141 and a thickened asphalt edge be con-
structed on each side, instead of a orub, to ease the
passage of larger vehicles, such as fire tracks
3) That standard, curbs be constructed along the rest of
the access road
4) That final plans showing drainage, landscaping, and
the proposed location of all utilities be submitted
with the building plans at the time of application
for a building permit
5) That the perimeter of the property be fenced with a
51-71 high, fence matching the exterior character of
the buildings
6) That the didewalks shown be 3' in width and con-
structed of brick of exposed aggregate, and with a
standard 6" curb
7) That all utilities be underground
8 That plans for street lighting be submitted for City
staff approval
9) That the exterior of the buildings be of cedar siding
and the roofs of wood shingles as indicated in the
proposal
10) That a 24' driveway cut be approved as shown on the
site plan
` :) That the common property be maintained by the home
owners association, and, in the event that it is not
maintained, the City may cause such maintenance to
be done and assess the property owner(s) accordingly
"°) That the question of whether or not the access road
will become a dedicated street should be reviewed
by a tweeting of the owner the utility companies,
and the City;. then presented to the planning and
Zoning Commission for consideration
13) That this conditional use shall expire in one year
if the project has not been started and continual
progress toward its completion is not in evidence
TII:21 pot- ti e) ve c c i=pici I fri
I ,
R v a 1 la 1 tA)c.sf ) t,t); li P 144 c...110. 1%1 e. t-1 ci il 1,1
1:)e gm 5 frior-e p= I-11c (.4 1 -ix je Sc./4 be cl
e •
Cif telel tv15
S cci- 140 vi 2.
) To 0-41 s I% ip Z So (i.l. li >
) " Co w fri 17 ) Orc 5 0 PI
/A) :r.0 11 i I-
el
V 4 I I 0 44.1 4,5 o
+6 4 roc e bc1,11 ; ei 5
ax ccr145 eI eii1cj 41-1 y 530,
.0a 4Le, e<vtslee-17 120.0 cc. d, ; 1#1 ci .V16 IA 11 Se.(.4 +
•
'l •.
■
qr
..'rNow ALL M&'f 141' THUR Pttiss:ti 'S, rht, Ba>wrY l atatttalts to tturtko
.4 lia 111181 )11111d ti wife > . M .......
r
,),..,4 iv , Powell 'hat the drantsr,
��4. In eoria.. Mon el 'men at No/100 r • «« • «r �•••d t7vetkre,
and other valuable consideration .�
I . *eaa& rani Or Howard R. Adkins 6 1,tQj,aa G. Aditiaa, husba▪ nd & wits
1t • ferweefter t:a,Iki the earths,
ttluer herder Bren4 ikereain, twit and oanver uv,w It* mid 4tc4Se and tltmr 'e hen. Avoca:mut and at.
mere that attain real leaaattr, with the tammerat. ikwaetit;.nreth and edwrutenane.d thereunto belond,n4
d nprtwrtaenerea, whetted no the County of wFugningtOn end State : el Orion, dawnbrd
so lotlowt, f•wit:
Beginning at the Southeast corner of Lot 10 IF �Ii i� {1im TRACTS,
thence North 34° 30' West alongthe EasterWlTi t ai�raet ta, 0 fre'et
thence South 52° 00' West parallel with the Southerly line of said tract to the
West line of said tract, and thence South 0° 27' Westtlong said West line to
the Southwest corner of ma lot; and thence Nanrth 82 00 East along the Southerly,
line of said lot 7, 54 chains to the place of beginninZt Subject to the rights of
the public in and to that part thereof within the boundaries of the road, » --
To How and to Hold the "have deecntani and dreamed peranien tote the said /rani.e and drentae'r
hrlre, auccennee and eastern tottvar.
�tl `AAnd avid /ratan hereby nwena+rrtta to end with,smd eren1re and eranbe'a heat. neccetaore and a..
EXCEPT condittons,ytovenantdwreak estrictions uno easements 1t tsoorrreec t_ K+cunYMaurt
owl that drontor wilt
renitent and forever deleted the about granted riftln et9 and ►rely wart tad parer! thereat a/asnet the taw.
tut damn and deneanda of all peraone whometevet,
la tonotruire thla lewd and where the ocrteet ao tart
WIYN8..S grantee's hand lhit 1.1, day el
ease 1 "
, ,,,g'Ar* or 6:escort, caueeiy at Washington 1
g appeelrad the eebore named Barry Hatanaka
ac*nawledied the ldreda.ri,4 inetrutwent M W
A ; }* •
ilt4L)
WARRANTY DE1ID
.i#A'TA2AKA
At7KIN$ ..... ........a .,,.
innearat
l,nre, eic0h01n0 a*e J•MN TO
Howard R. Adkins
.0. lox 235 83
igard, Oregon 47323
twat the p4u 10 67
nd itu riko H atanata ' !f 47
voluntary act alai deed.
7/3mt48:
Niched Pus,& Apt 00-44m
A,ty a enektaetrwi rdtplrer /l t /% ~ / 7' wi
V314
OCT 6 1961
01100
PAn to 0a10011
thi t�
f.� XfT'iRww G,neisr .1 Mein! .M
t!'.rsnae ...e 0..7414, a e.raM4 H 4641.01.0,
a, ►sd
moor w ►a,.►r .a,wr Ilk%
.10 4ni d ev,the •« rws,.sd WO IOW ♦.4
MO ae 114.041,11_...
al fad n
ti
W.e..11 eat Wig s+J i..1 el e.d *1y
1700/n 1110.00011.01 .00
3t
•
•
tY)
301
t")
31300
650i
:3Coo
4
tr,
[Page Too Large for OCR Processing]
[Page Too Large for OCR Processing]
[Page Too Large for OCR Processing]
[Page Too Large for OCR Processing]
[Page Too Large for OCR Processing]