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COUNCIL MEETING MINUTES
January 8, 1990
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STATE OF OREGON, JANUARY 8, 1990.
0005 CONVENED. The Council met in regular session at 7:30 p.m. with Mayor
Kirksey presiding.
0013 ROLL CALL.
Mayor
Councilor
Councilor
Councilor
Councilor
Councilor
Councilor
Kirksey
Hagenauer
Jennings
Kyser
Minard
Sifuentez
steen
Present
Present
Present
Present
Present
Present
Present
staff Present:
City Administrator Quinn, City Attorney Shields, Public Works Director
Tiwari, Community Development Director Goeckritz, Police Chief Wright,
Park & Recreation Director Holly, Deputy Recorder Tennant
0021 MINUTES.
JENNINGS/MINARD.... approve the Council minutes of December 11 and 27,
1989; accept the Library Board minutes of December 27, 1989, the Planning
Commission minutes of December 14, 1989, the Downtown Association minutes
of December 5, 12, and 19, 1989, and the RSVP Advisory Council minutes of
November 13, 1989. The motion passed unanimously.
0031 Administrator Quinn reminded the Council that Budget hearing dates have
been scheduled for January 9, II, 16, and 18, 1990 at 6:00 p.m. in the
City Hall Council Chambers.
He also stated that Alan Hershey will attend the February 12th Council
meeting to present a Council of Government's report and the annual audit
report will be presented to the Council at the January 22nd meeting.
0074 CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REPORT.
Terry Withers, 1B2 S. Settlemier, stated that the Chamber's Entrance
Packet Committee will be meeting January 17th and the completed packet
will be presented to the Council in February. In addition, the Annual
Banquet was a success this year and he expressed his appreciation to the
Council for their support.
0107 PUBLIC HEARING - AMENDMENT TO IL ZONE FOR TRUCK RELATED SERVICES.
Mayor Kirksey declared the public hearing open at 7:34 p.m..
Community Development Director Goeckritz stated that the Planning
Commission has recommended an amendment to the text of the Zoning
Ordinance which would allow truck related services as a conditional use in
a Light Industrial zone. Areas zoned as Light Industrial at this time
include land near Bird's Eye, North Front Street area, and the 100 acre
parcel west of the 1-5 interchange. The Director reviewed the staff
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findings which include the definition of motor truck, truck trailer, and
truck tractor. The zoning ordinance currently does not address truck
related services in the Commercial or Industrial zones. Since it would be
a conditional use, a public hearing is required when the site plan
proposal is before the Planning Commission and Council for review.
David Trapp, 260 Seneca Court, Consulting Engineering with Trapp &
Associates, stated that the City has no zoning to accommodate a truck
related service operation. In his opinion, the City has control on future
developments of this type due to the conditional use language.
Terry Withers, 182 S. Settlemier, representing the Chamber of Commerce,
spoke in favor of the amendment to the text. He stated that the Chamber
had conducted a survey on this issue and strong support was expressed by
respondents since it would add to the economic diversity of the City. In
addition, the respondents indicated that they wanted to see this type of
use in the City.
Ed McKenney, 220 Schooley Ln, Silverton, stated that as President of GEM
Equipment, he supports this type of use since it brings money into the
City and businesses depend on trucks for pick-ups and deliveries. In
addition, truck service areas are needed locally.
Bill Castine, 1740 Rainier Rd, expressed his concern over recent newspaper
articles relating to a proposed truck related service development at a
specific location within the City. He felt that the amendment to the text
was a ploy to get the proposal through without necessary public input.
David Negrey, 2139 Camilla Way, Co-chairman of the Senior Estates
Information Committee, expressed concerns regarding the traffic problems
on Hwy. 214 at the I-5 interchange. Since the last traffic study was
completed in 1983, he felt that a new study should be completed before
zoning changes are made in the 100 acre parcel.
Gilbert Flaugher, 1352 Astor Way, expressed concern over environmental
problems associated with a truck service area due to pollution factors
created by discharge of diesel fumes and the noise level generated by
trucks.
Sal Lofaso, 1051 Princeton Rd., opposed the proposal until an
environmental impact study is completed for the 100 acre parcel.
Joe Rice, 305 W. Clackamas Cl, Senior Estates Golf & Country Club Board
Chairman, requested that the letter from the Senior Estates Board be read
into the record. Administrator Quinn stated that the letter would be read
following testimony from the audience.
Kay Peterson, 13740 Wilco Hwy, Woodburn, felt that buildings should be
located in an IL zone rather than a truck related service. In addition, a
truck related service at the 100 acre site would create traffic flow
problems, excessive noise levels, and environmental pollution in the
surrounding areas.
Wanda Adney, 1026 Randolph Rd., expressed concern over a 24-hour truck
service operation and the health hazards created by environmental
pollution to individuals who live in the surrounding areas.
Wes Baurer, 1190 Randolph Rd, questioned the revenue generated by this
type of service versus the expense to the community.
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Mrs. Homer Johnston, 1916 Rainier Rd, expressed concern regarding
potential widening of Highway 214 and the pollution created by a truck
serVIce area.
Ed Schilling, 328 E. Clackamas Cl, stated that the pollution created by a
truck service area could present health problems for individuals residing
at the French Prairie Care Center and that the traffic situation at the I-
5 interchange is already a problem for motorists.
l395 Administrator Quinn read a letter from the Senior Estates Golf & Country
Club (Opponent's Exhibit 1) opposing a truck stop at the I-5/Hwy 214
interchange since there are 3 other truck stops within a few miles of
Woodburn along 1-5. They encouraged development of new industries and
commercial activities within the City, however, they felt this type of
development would create environmental and traffic problems.
1550 David Trapp, 260 Seneca ct., stated that the truck stop would generate
about 250 vehicles per day versus the high number of vehicles utilizing I-
S each day.
Councilor Kyser expressed concern over the pollution and noise level
created by large trucks versus automobiles.
Ed McKenney stated that he felt that there was more pollution created in
the 1960's than the current time period due to pollution controls on
vehi cl es .
1779 Mayor Kirksey declared the public hearing closed at 8:28 p.m..
Councilor Jennings expressed concern over not having language in the
zoning ordinance which would allow for truck related services within the
City.
After a brief discussion on the concerns raised by citizens,
KYSER/MINARD. .. deny the Planning Commission recommendation to amend the
text of the zoning ordinance and instruct staff to draft an ordinance on
findings of denial. The motion passed unanimously.
2353 KYSER/SIFUENTEZ... Council take a short recess. The motion passed
unanimously. The meeting recessed at 8:42 p.m. and reconvened at 8:50
p .m..
2360 COUNCIL BILL 1188 - RESOLUTION DENYING VARIANCE CASE #89-10 (Tabled
Business) .
STFUENTEZ/KYSER... remove Council Bill 1188 from the table. The motion
passed unanimously. The bill was read by title only since there were no
objections from the Council.
Attorney Shields stated that Councilors Hagenauer and Steen were not
present at the public hearing on November 27, 1989, however, he had
advised them that they could vote on the issue only after careful review
of the record.
Councilors Hagenauer and Steen stated that they had listened to the tape
recording of the public hearing and had reviewed the documents.
On roll call vote, Councilors Kyser, Hagenauer, and steen voted nay on
Council Bill 1188. Mayor Kirksey voted nay on the bill to break the tie.
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KySER/STEEN.... instruct staff to draft ordinance with findings in favor
of variance case #89-10. On roll call vote, Councilors Minard, Jennings,
and sifuentez voted nay. Mayor Kirksey voted aye to pass the motion.
JENNINGS/MINARD... both attorneys be notified of the current situation.
The motion passed unanimously.
2666 COUNCIL BILL 1190 - RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING TRANSFER OF APPROPRIATIONS IN
THE STREET FUND DURING FISCAL YEAR 1989-90.
Council Bill 1190 was introduced by Councilor Kyser. The bill was read by
title only since there were no objections from the Council. On roll call
vote for final passage, the bill passed unanimously. Mayor Kirksey
declared the bill duly passed.
2710 WATERLINE EASEMENT - INDUSTRIAL PARK.
The staff recommended the acceptance of a waterline easement from Don and
Patricia Burlingham located in Lot 15 of the Industrial Park.
KySER/JENNINGS.... accept the waterline easement as recommended. The
motion passed unanimously.
2726 COUNCIL BILL 1191 - ORDINANCE REINSTITUTING A LIMITED SUBSIDY FOR A
PORTION OF CERTAIN DEVELOPMENT CONNECTION FEES THROUGH INCREMENTAL
PROPERTY TAXES.
Council Bill 1191 was introduced by Kyser. The bill was read by title
only since there were no objections from the Council. Councilor Minard
suggested amendments to the following portions of the bill for the purpose
of not limiting the eligibility requirements to specific developers: (1)
delete third line of whereas clause; (2) Section 2(A) - delete second line
which relating to dates; and (3) delete Section 2(8).
MINARDI .... make the amendments to the Council Bill. The motion died
for lack of a second.
Councilor Kyser spoke in opposition to the bill stating that this program
has generated ill-feelings amongst taxpayers.
Tape 2 The Councilors discussed their opinions on the issue which included the
l~gal ramifications versus moral obligation.
0120 David Trapp, 260 Seneca ct., stated that the bill directly or indirectly
affects 4 subdivisions within the City: Senior Estates #8, Glatt
Subdivision, Willowbrook, and Senecal Creek Estates. He was not against a
subsidy program, however, he did feel that including dates within the bill
that would specifically exclude other developers was unfair.
Councilor Kyser questioned if a new homeowner was told of the connection
fee savings at tIlt' time of purchase.
David Negrey, 2139 Camillia WaYt stated that there are 18 homes on his
street in Senior Estates #8 which have been built in recent years. When
he purchased his newly built home in 1988, he stated that he was not told
of Rny savings through the incremental property tax program at the time of
the sale.
Administrator Quinn stated that the proposed CouDcil Bill was drafted
based on the Council's direction at previous meetings, however, the staff
could draft a bjJl which would be similar to the repealed ordinance.
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Bill Castine, 1740 R~injer Rd, stated that the vote to rescind the
previous ordinance wiped out any obligation to developers but not to the
taxpayers of the City.
Mike Wells, 26380 SW Petes Mt. Rd, West Linn, stated that he represents a
partner of a group that has approximately 60 acres within the City for
residential usage. He expressed his opinion that developers be treated
equally within the City.
Pete Wilson, 5100 SW Macadam, Suite 300, Portland, stated that he was
informed of thp incremental property tax program when he first discussed
the development with City staff. He stated that his budget for the
complete development took the property tax program into account when
accounting for the complete cost of the project.
Attorney Shields stated that the ordinance was a legislative act and could
have been repealed at anytime.
On roll call vote, the bill failed 1-5 with Councilors Sifuentez, Minard,
Jennings, Kyser, and Hagenauer voting nay.
MINARD/SIFUENTEZ... staff directed to bring back an ordinance to include
all developers. The vote on the motion was 3-3 with Jennings, Kyser, and
Hagenauer voting nay. Mayor Kirksey voted nay to defeat the motion.
Mayor Kirksey expressed her concern regarding the Council's lack of
commitment on this issue. She suggested that the Council/Chamber
commi ttee meet tc: df~~ij gn a new development incentive program.
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WATER/SEWER RATE REVIEW AND TREATMENT PLANT STATUS REPORT.
Public Works Director Tiwari stated that a recent meeting with Department
of Environmental Quality (DEQ) has provided for the extension of the plant
modification deadlinA from 1993 to 1994. He requested a workshop with the
Counri] on January 15th to discuss required permit modifications.
It was the consensus of the Council to hold a workshop on January 22,
1990, 6:00 p.m., to review the issues and to request an extension of the
January 18th written response date from DEQ.
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Terry Withers, ]82 S. Settlemier, expressed concern on the Council's
~abi]ity to make a decision on the incremental property tax issue and is
discouraged with the message that the Council's actions may be sending out
to future developers. He stated that the Chamber is trying to work with
C):H\ci' ~.~ d",~;ign a new incentive program. He suggested a workshop with
the Chamh0r to fllrther discuss this issue.
David Trapp expressed his opinion that the development on the 100 acre
site was labeled as a truck stop rather than the development as a whole.
He also suggested ~ workshop for long-term planning.
1230 CLAIMS FOR THE MONTH OF DECEMBER 1989.
STFUF.N~FZ/KYSER.,., approve voucher checks #8501 - 8824 for the month of
December 1989. The motion passed unanimously.
1248 SITE PLAN - WOODBURN FERTILIZER BUILDING EXPANSION. CASE #89-18.
The Council reviewed the Planning Commission's decision to approve the
sit.e plan. Communi ty Devf~lopment Director Goeckritz stated that t.he
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Qroperty owner will be torn down SInce moving it is not a feasible option
for the owner.
EXECUTIVE SESSION.
JENNINGS/MINARD.... adjourn to executive session as allowed under ORS
192.660(1)(h) for the purpose of discussing the Emanuel Hospital lawsuit.
The motion passed unanimously.
The Council adjourned into executive seSSIon at 9:50 p.m. and reconvened
the regular meeting at 10:05 p.m..
STATUS REPORT ON VARIANCE APPEAL - CASE #89-13.
The Council received a memo from the Community Development Department
detailing the chronological sequence of events regarding the Planning
Commission decision to require Dean Pollman to pave a mobile home sales
Jot to be located at the intersection of Aztec Drive and Highway 99E. Mr.
Pollman had requested guidance from the Council at the December 11th
meeting as to the appropriate procedure to follow in submitting an appeal
of the Planning Commission's decision.
Attorney Shields stated that Mr. Pollman did not submit a letter of appeal
to the Council within the required 10 day period, therefore, allowing an
appeal ~pa~ing would be setting a precedent for the future.
No action was taken by the Counei' on this issue.
Councilor Sifuentez suggested that the Council hold a workshop in the
spring to discuss general policy issues.
Councilcr Minard stated that the Council has the right to reverse itself
on Issues before them and not to be intimidated by political actions or
newspaper editorials.
Dean Pollman, applicant on Valiance Case #89-13, stated that no one on
staff told him that he had only 10 days to appeal the decision of the
Planning Commission on the variance case. He stated that he was told that
he only needed to pave the parking area and that he had submitted revised
plans which would pave walkway areas but leave the areas in which mobile
homes were placed as gravel. He f'xpressed his concern regarding paving
the entire area sinc~ it did not make economic sense.
Attorney Shields advise~ the Council that he felt Mr. Pollman was out of
~r~0r ~t this time since the variance case is a land use issue and the
appeal time hJS Jnr~0d,
ADJOURNMENT.
The meeting adjourned at
10:18 p.m.. .
APPROVED~/f ~
ancy A. rksey, Mayor
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Ma'} T ,a:1t, Depu.ty Recorder
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610.00
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SUPPLIES - PARKS
SERVICES - TRANSIT
SERVICES - ;;lARKS
SUPPLIE<) - PARKS
S~RVICES - PU~LIC WORKS
SERVICES - POLICE
SUPPLIES - WwTP
SUPPLIES - w~TP
SERVICES - POLICE
SUpoLIES - PARKS
SERVICES - PCLICE
SERVICES - ~AYOR
SUPPLIfS - VARIOUS
SUpoLIES - VARIOUS
SUPPLIES - VARIOUS
SUPPLIES - P,A~KS
SUPPlrES - oJ\RKS
SUPPLIES - V~RIOUS
SUPPLIES - VARIOUS
SuoPLIES - PARKS
S~RVICE:S - 'UVP
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SERVICES - ~SVP
SERVICES - RSVP
SERVICES - ~SVP
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