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C, rt Tij- f ~~?•`... ~~'; ~_ `->,€.?F i.. r'?51 ~. :. :l.T: ~i F; '? ^7:'I _. :.. f'...%1 ~: :'(?f_, ._,. 1 C: `. 'z C}a1S f`'. L'il tT ~i€.{~?ri %{7 'f'Cy ~.=',,. is (~) arl.jacent non-industrial proprax t,iesa The purpose i.s "eseto provide areas suitable rnanufacturin~; uses Navin;, high standards as to permit their operation i_n rl.ose pr buildings and nsese ~ 17a48e" ordinancc3 statcas that its far service, assemhl}' arkd. of ape ration and sucks ch~.~racter nximi ty to non--indtzstx'i al Tkae ord.inarzce can:~,ains resit~irements for sight-obscuring; fencing, dust free ground surfaces anal prokzibitions against noise a~~d ether ha~ardsa ~ppla.eantG have planne€1 the devel~prnent of the property xv~ith the help of ?t4arquess & ~issoeiates, Inc., Conpul.ting; k~,'ngizzeea~s. The mat~ufact~zr7n~; facilities will rcemain in the same place, Tx~c7 new storage k~t~i,ldings far finished producf.s, a skzop for tuning and repair of t'nrkli#'ts and trucks, anal offi'~-street pai~i~iz~; facilities would be in the new ar.eaa The site plans i.s compatible xvi.th requiremensts of the ti-~l zoning or€linance and wit,ka adjacent residential p~~operti.es, poise --~-~pplicant,s h,~ve reduced the noise letrel of the exista.ng shop, i`Ioi_se generated by a bloxver~cyclane was substa~3tial.ly reduccyd by x~rrappizxg the system in i~eavy iT~sulatiorzm The Department of. P;nvirorzmentaJ. {duality indicates that noise produced by tkae hlower~cyclone is now within accept- afisle levelsa Sx'~ bD,ust -- The ?~4~1 zone ~°e€lui_xes t'encix~; around material storage and regu.ires dust, free surfacesa iesidential I3uffex° --- ~~ si.ngl.e family residential home f. acing Flaskell Street exists along the westerly side of ai~plicants' property. The site development plan. proposes that this residence ho retained fox° office purposes. `I'hi.s xuotzi.d preserve the residential appearance of the property and act as a buffer betx~een applicantTs storage yard and other residential. properties on liaslcell@ Additional. parkin; xvould be located behind the residence to keep vehicles aff llaskell Streets Co.n rehensive Plan -~~ The Comprehensive Plan staggests that canfliets between residential ar~d industr. i. al land uses be resolved in favox° of ind~xstz~ial uses The plan sp€~cifically states: Industrial gxoxti°th has not been a rapiri process in Central Point an€1 as a result residential uses have encroached on prime indus~ trial. sites, A pbysacal separation betxv~era the::c~ two rises i.s r~.€a longer feasible in many locations. 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F..1;,, C R'~; ~D;'f g v r z ~ f ~~.a• ~ ~ :~ fZ :3;i a'i~1 '~3i.~:?v>.f1T`.'` '~;..i2;f.~ ................:~.~.''~ ........ i~. s; i:E'' ...........:.~~f:t:,.1:t.::.~~::.£.......~..........,..............,.` .. .~.., .s y+' 3 try 'q, ii, ti~~,i'.S;i hs~~ e ~ ~~. ` \\ ...~ ~ tits \ \ \~~w \~ ~ ,~ `\\ g ` F~~ <?.3.E3:?:.F.:f3,f,~i'," f,:3T3I?33`r .'3;`i;F if? .`?i`C.:f C' ~<F?:.F` ~~`:~f3f"3.3..f3;~ ~.'a3.33333it....F.?SyZ i~3c`:f.;E'333:F?,T3 1'LANNZNG COMI~ISSTON ~z,saht~~toN Nf). ~ A I~ESOLiJ1'ION a~ I~ECOMMF;NDA`1`ION 1'f} TTiC C:C'1'Y COTTNf;Ih l'Cl Al}OP7' AN 1N`P~NT TO ~.I+~7aNT: ~'I}.€}I'ERI'Y (}N I~ASI~I;I~T., Sfip.L;I1T l+Ftald IZ«~3 `PO 1~#--1, 1YBEI~EAS, upan application of the owners of .real Praperty in the f:ity of Central faint, Oregon, and upan filing for rezone Pram R_~ to ~4»~1 of I'a~ hots 5600, 5700, and 580a ira Black 5 of Caoksey's Addition, Jackson County Tam Alap page 37 2lV lOAA on October ]~, 1970, the City Planning Cnrnmzssion has given given notice nf, and held, a pu1.~lic hearing upon said request for zone charge and prepared its report of fizzdings and recommend~- atians after due deliberations by the Planning Cammiss~,on and its stai'f; ~Yf1II1.EAS, the Planning Commi.ssinn finds that the burden of praof has been carried by the prapanentss na~v, therefore, 13E IT RESOLVED that the fallosvir~g fa.ndings are adapted by the Planning Commission in support of the request far rezvne,are attached a.nd become a part a£ this 1Zesvlutian.,. NaiY, `I~EREFaI.~E, 13E Il' FURTF1P~t 1lE:iOh~D, that nc~ighbarhvod impact Evi11 be minimal because the proposed use will serve as a further buffer area between the present mill operation and the adjacent non_industrial. properties, the Planning Commission hereby recommends to the City Council t'ne adoption of a resolution of Intent to Rezone the subject property Pram lt-~3, k~iultiple Family Residential to h4-1, Industrial hirsrited. i'assed by the Planning Cammzgsiv n and signed by Otte i~ authentication of its passage this 18th day of December _-, 1579. tym.. en Mehianamap Planning Commission Chairrr~an A~ZTST: Planning Commission Secretor .- t~ T ~~~~~' ~ ~... 11L"'.SO UT ON Of' ItiTLrlT TO FtE-ZOP1a. ~~ ~-.{ ~St~ ~ L STf2G~ r-~ ~=1Z6~ tZ- ~~ 1"I _ j __-- - ~. _ r --R~:SOUJTTON ~r 4 ~ ~ ~t~. -~ ~ ~ f~ ' -- ~_~~__ Whereas, kZobezt l~shenberner filed application for ~e-zane from R-3 to T#-~. of Tax Lots 5600, 5700, and 5800 in Block 5 of Coo3cseys Addition, Jackson County Tax Map Pale 37»2t~-lOAA in the City of Central Point, on October 18, 1979; Whereas, notices of a Public Hearing, held on ~3ecember ~r 1979 were sent to property owners Frithin 300 feet and published in the Ma i]_ Tribune on November 25 and necember Z, 1979; Tdhereas, at their regular meeting on 33ecember 4, 1.979, the Planning Car~mis- sion held a Public Hearing and heard testimony from Proponents and opponents Whereas, subsequent to closure of the Public Hearin~;r deliberations were continued by the Planning Commission and Staff: $e it resolved, that the Planning Commission finds that the burden of proof has been carried by the proponents. Be it further resolved,"that the followin© findings are adapted- by the Planning Cor€~mission in support of the above recommendations: Comprehensive_Plan -~- The Comprehensive Plan suggests that conflicts bet~reer~ residential and industrial land uses be re salved stn favo3= of industrial use. The plan specifically state~s< Industrial growth has not been a rapid process sn CerxtT'ak Po~.rki: and as a result residential uses have enc~°oached on prime in.dus~ trial sites. A physical separation betSYeen these. two uses i.s no longer feasible.an many locations. T#~e City cannot allow its remaining industrial base to be squeezed out.~~limitecl ox° light industrial growth could be accommodated by the City9 provided. action is taken now at protectiz~ these remaining industrial sites. .p. 155. Statewide Planninff Goals -- Applicant's request conforms to Statewide planning goals and guidelines and particularly Goal 9 "Economy of the State`T. Plannin{; Guideline 4 indicates: "Plans should strongly emphasize the expansion of existinn industries and farms as a means to strengthen local and regional economic development'.'. RESOLUTION OP INTL1`IT TO ILE-ZONE RESOLUTION ~r 4 LThereas, Robert Ashenberner filed application for Re-zone from R-3 to M-1 of Tax lots 5600, 5700, and 5800 in Bloc~C 5 of Caokseys Addition, J'acksan County Tax Map Page 37-ZW_~QAA in the Gity of Central Point, on October 1.8y 1.979; Slhereas, notices of a Public Hearing, hold on December G~, X979 were sent to property owners within 300 feet and published in the Mail Tribune on November Z5 and December Z, 1.979; Whereas, at their regular muting on Uecersber ~+, Z979, the Planning Commix-- sion held a Public Hearing and heard testimony from Proponents and opponents; Whereas, subsequent to closure of the Public Hearing, de3.iberations were continued by the Planning Commission and Staff: $e it resolved, that the Planning Commission finds that the burden of proof has been carried by the proponents. Be it further resolved, 'that the fallowing findings are adopted by the Planning Commission in support of t~:e above recommendations: ~.~ CITIZEN INVOLVEriENT LCDC Goal ~. states: T'To provide for widespread citizen invalver~ent" a. Prior to Public Hearing at the Planning Commission level, to hear testimony from opponents and propanentsF a Public Hearing was held with the Citizen's Advisory Committee on October 29s x.979 regarci~r~g compliance with the Comprehensive Land Use Map adopted, by the c~.t.y of Central Point. Members of the Citizen's Advisory Committee present were member:; who served on the Citizen's Advisory Corrrnittee when the original Comprehensive Plan 4,ras adopted, The consensus of opinion was that the re-zone did in. fact comp7.y with the Comprehensive Land Use Map. b. Public Hearings and notifications were processes as outlined above. The Planning Commission finds, based an the evidence in paragraphs a anti b above, that Coal 1 was complied with.. 2. LAND 'USE PLANNING .. COMPREHENSIVE PLAN LCDC Goal 2 states: "To establish a land use planning process and policy frar:~eworic as a basis for all decisions anti actions related to use of land and to assure an adequate factual basis for all decisions and (2) actions related to use of land and to assure an adequate factual base for such decisions and actions." a. The Comprehensive Plan designates the property as LLI (Limited Light Industrial}. The property is currently zoned R-3 (1esidential -- Multigle Family). b. A proposed site plan has been prepared by Marquess & Associates, Inc. Consulting Engineers, and is submitted as Exhibit I3. c. The Comprehensive Plan recognizes the CityFS need for light industry. State wide planning goals point out the need to expand existing industries to encourage local economic development. Increases in new housing starts indicate increased need for moulding products. The need for an M-1 zone is best met~by applicantTS property because applicants have an existing business ad~jacEnt to their property in a neighborhood that is primarily used for commercial and industrial purposes. No other vacant M-~. land exists in the City. An lvi-~. zone will not have an adverse impact on the neighborhood because the P•4-1, zoning ordinance contains requirements for sight® obscuring fencing, dust free ground surfaces and prohibitions against noiso and other hazards. Applicantts site developmenF plan proposes that a single family residential home be retained on llaskell Street to preserve the residential appearance of the property and to act as a buffer between applicants storage yard and other residential properties. The Comprehensive Plan designates the property as LI,I (Limitecl Light Industrial}. The M_I zone (Industrial Limited Bistrict) meets the requirements of the Comprehensive P1_an because it specifically limits property use to Tight industry. The Planning Commission finds, based on the evidence shown above, that proper land use planning processes have been followed in the re-zone proposal. 3. PUBLIC N;;ED a. The CityTS Comprehensive Plan encourages development of light industry. The Plan states; ...Central Point requires a diversification of commercial end industrial base. Emphasis of_ the industrial element.of the plan should be pointed at pollution free, unslci_lled or semi•~skilled Tabor, compatible light limited industrial firms vrhich can wheel their products by railroad and high~•ray...p. b6. ...Industry which is compatible to the community such as, enclosed manufacturing and fabrication plants, warehousing, and similar uses should be encoura,ced to locate in the Citya..p..155. Ashenberner Moulding Co. is a IS.ght industria3_ plant producing wood moulding from cut lumber. ldork is performed by unskilled and semi- skilled labor in a substantially enclosed shop. Mast of appl9.cantFs {3} property is used for storage of materials. Teo pollution is created by the proposed addxtzon. An increased public demand for maulcling products requires the ex- pansion of applicants business. That business has r;ore than tripled during the past five years. Residential building permits issued by the City in 1971 totalled 29. In 1977 a total of 92 permits ~~rere issued. Since Ashenberner I•Ioulding Co. supplies local needs for residential moulding, it is necessary to obtain additional storage facilities to meet those needs. The Planning Commission finds that there is a public need, based on the testimony given under public need above. 4. NEED BEST r4LT BY PROPOSED IJSi; Suitability and Capacity of Property Applicants have an established business adjacent to the subject property. The business requires additional starage space. There is no other M-I land in the City. No purpose can be served by requiring applicants to conduct half their business at one location and half at another or by preventing its growth. Applicants property is located in~a neighborhood that is primarily used for commercial and industrial purposes. Quality Insulation and other commercial properties exist to the north. The Southern Pacific Railroad tracts lie immediately to the east. Louisiana Pacific has a log deck and other storage facilities to the south. Applicant's property is located near major transportation routes, It is situated just south of ~~aest Pine Street and not far from Highway 99. It meets the Comprehensive Plans Industrial Policy of locating indusi:rial areas near major transportation routes. Therefore, the Planning Commission finds that the need .is best met for the proposed use by expanding the existing ri.~~ done. 5. Z~I;IGIffiOItI-i00D IMPACT The proposed change shall not adversely affect health nor safety, be detrimental to the neighborhood; nor shall be injurious to property or improvements. During 1978 applicants requested that the property be re-zoned from R»3 to A~i-2 (Industrial General District). Applicant's request was narrowly defeated after a remonstrance by adjacent residential 7.and owners. Opponents complained that they did not know how applicants would use their property and expressed fears of noise, sight, and dust pollution. Applicants have specifically addressed each of these problems in the following portions of this application. Future Ilse --- The City will be able to control future development of applicants property because applicants have requested an M..1 zone. ThE 11.»1 zone contains significant restrictions designed to protect t4) adjacent non--industrial properties. The ordinance states that its purpose is "...to provide areas suitable for service, assembly and manuf acturing uses having high standards of operation and such character as to permit their operation in close groximitSr to non-industrial buildings and uses, ~ 17.4$.+' The ordinance contains requirements for sight-obscurity; fencing, dust free ground surfaces and prohibitions against noise and other hazards. Applicants have planned the development of the property with the help of I~iarquess & Associates, Inc., Consulting Engineers. The manuf acturing facilities will remain in the same place. Two new storage buildings for finished products, a snap for tuning and repair of forklifts and trucks, and off--street parking facilities would be in the new areas The site• plan is co~tpatible with requirements of the M-•1 zoning ordinance and with adjacent residential properties. Noise --Alplicants have reduced the noise level. of the e~cisting shop. Noise generated by a blower cyclone was substantially reduced by wrapgiz~ the system in heavy insulation, The Department of Environmental Quality indicates that noise produced by the blower~cyclane is now within accept able levels. Si ht--Dust -- The 14i-1 zone requires fencing around matex°ial storage and requires dust free surfaces. Residential Buffer -w A single family residential home facing Haskell Street exists alone the westerly side of applicants' property. The site development plan proposes that this residence be retained for office purposes. This would preserve the residential appearance of the property and act as a buffer between applicant's storage yard and other residential properties on Haskell. Additional parking would, be located behind the residence to keep vehicles off Haskell Street. Comprehensive Plan -- The Comprehensive Pxan.suggests that cuz~flicts between residential and industrial land uses be resolved in favor of industrial use. The plan specifically states: Industrial growth has not bean a rapid process ix~ Central Poi~~.i; and as a result residential uses have encroached on ~?z~irr+e indusp trial sites.' A physical separation between these tyro uses is no longer feasible<iza rr-any locations. The City cannot allow ~.ts remaining industrial base to be squeezed out~..limited or light industrial g~°owth could be accon~uodated by the City, provided action is taken now at protecting these remaining industrial sites. .p. 155. Statewide Planning Goals -- Applicant°s request conforms to State-tiide -- .- planning goals and guidelines and particularly Goal. 9 r'Ecanomy of the State": Planning Guideline 4 indicates: '+Plans should strongly emphasize the expansion of existing; industries and firms as a means to strengthen local and regional economic development", (~) The Planning Commission has recommended restrictions to only the use proposed, which precludes amore adverse use. Therefore, be it further resolved, that neighborhood impact will be minimal because the proposed use `rill serve as a further buffer area between the present mill operation and the adjacent non-industrial properties. Be it further resolved, that the Planning Conunissio n recommend to the City Council adoption of a resolution of 1:zztent to Rezone the subject property from R-~3, Multiple k`amily Residential. to h~--1 g 7ndus{:rial. 1,imit~ed. - Passed by the Planning Co~sissia~t and signed by me iri authent~.cati.a~; .. of its passage this 18th day of December ___ __ , 1929. C ~~~ en Mc?+~anama, Planning Cormnissioz~ Chasr.~>>~an. ATfi);ST: Planning Commission Secretor J S ~~' :'^-. ORDINANCE NO. ~ ~~/_ AN ORDINANCE ESTABL"TSHING THE 70NE UNDER THE BONING ORDINANCE OF TrIE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED PARCELS OF REAL PROPERTY RECENTLY ANNEXED TO THE CITY OF CENTRAL POINT, OREGON AS R-3 ~^lHEREAS f upon applicat~_on. of the owner. s of t3~e herein described parcels of real property, recently annexed to the City of Central. Point, Or~:gon t for a rha3age of zone from current county zoning designation OSP.~5 to Ca.~.y of Central Point zoning designation R-m3 , the C~.ty I?:Lanna~ng Commission has given due notice of, and held, a public hearing upon said request for zone change, and forwarded its report-. of :f*indings azid :~ecamzttendat~.ons tc~ t~~3c Ca_ty C,ounc::i.~_ f. a3~ci WI-IE~'cEAS, the City CnunciJ_ ~~.as ga_~ren due not~.ce of F and held, a public hearing upon said request for change of zone, and having found that the appl.i_ca>",.ts f o~_ said zozie change have produced substantial evidence sufficient to just~_fy said change, and having adopted the applicants` proposed . findings of fact in support thereof as ~:kae f:i.ndi.ng:~ of tYie C.t~% C`.oun~i~_F ~~,rixa.c>1~3. ra.3Adj.n~~s ~~3.e ~1.~-.~~-r~.cJ~3.rd ?~c:rrta, maE-},.end Es~F?.1.j7J .~: cF~ca f cLl")C~ t;~,~~1iC`.ki. c~.rE b~ t)1.J ~=• :s`e f C?rC'1"#C;C:', :i n.C:OJ')?C~r~z [::.(?C~. .~ntG t).1~ Gv]_tI°3.1~1. C3I:C't2.3:3an.c~ef nC71iTr 'c:~lE:'s:C-:~C:)3'Hr THE PEOPLE Off` TIME C7TY~ 01~~ (~.~,1~`.1'R7;I~ 1'4TN~, UU C)~;DI1:~7~~ AS FOLLOG~S Section ~. ~ The zoning of t::i~.e parce~_ 03' rca:i_ property recently annexed to the City, more particularly described ixz Exhibit "B", attached kzereto, and by this Page 1 -- Ordinance No . ~~~ reference incorporated into the `~ithin ordiaaance, ~.s hereby established as R-~3, and is changed thereto from any prior_ County zoning designation. Section 2 . This ordi nar~ce being necessary for the irnmediatel_y preservatx,on. of the public ~aeace, healt~i and safety of the City of Centx'al, Po:Ent~ Orego~~, Lased upon. the preceding annexation of said property, and the need to establ~.sh a zanina, desagnatiorz frr sr.~id pr_opcrty to r:antrol and regulate devex.Upment tl~~ereor~r secor~ci reading ~.s waa.ved pursuant to Municipal- Code Section 2 ~ 0~ . 0~0, and an err~ergcnc~3 is declared to exist and this nrdinance shall. be .gin fu11_ fc~r.c:e arid. effect in~nediately upon its passage< ._ ~ Passed by the Council. and signed by me in authenti-- C: c3. '~. ~ C~~"i ri ~" :l "~; S ~:?c3 . S d ~ (~ 'i' f7.:i. S [~, ~~~ ~ ). ~•. ~% : i :f~ ~.._~_ G~`~"',!.r~ ~ .~. [J ~ Cj . V - ti Mayor ATTESTa Ci..`~ R~ •order y: g; Approved by xne this ~ da 47 0~ ,•~'i.~~--- :~. ~'7 t3 .. alas%c~r~ ~ Page 2 - Ordinance No. i1 ~~~ .` RESOLUTION NO. ~~ '~ A RESOLU'I°TOI~ OF INTENTION OF '~:'HE G~:TY COUNCIL `~` `~ TO AMEND THE TEXT OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE ,, TO ADD PUBLIC AND PAROCHIAL EARLY ~ CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT PRE-SCHOOLS AS ~~ GONDI~.'IONAI. USES SN THE R-~J_ 2~pNE ~3F IT RESOLVER BY THE CITY COUNC:L:i., U~' "a`F~~: C:I:TY C]r` CENTRAL POZN'I°, OREGON e Section ~.. That it i.s the intention a~ the Ci.'cy Council o£ the City of Central. Point, Oregon, to revise the text of the zoning ordi.,~~.a~zce to al~acv public and ~~ar.ocYii.a:~. _ early childhood development pre-~sc~~~aal.s as canda.tional uses a.rx the R--1 zone a Section 2. That a public hearai.ng on said proposed araendmex~t to the zoning orda.nanc:e be he1.c~. by the Central. Point Planning Commission on the ~ ~ da oi: Y 1979E at 7:3Q p.xn. at the Gity k~all, Centr_a1. Point Or_egGn. Section 3. That the City Recrrde3~ cause pub l.i..y cation of notice of said public hear,in.g once each week ~05~ three consecutive weeks prior to the date of said hearing, pursuant to Municipal. Code Section. 17 ~ X38 n 030. Passed by the Council and Signed by me in at~thc~n-- tication of its passage this ~ "~ day of_ Q Ma. r C:~..~'~~ P.E'~..ol"der . .t~r~?pr_aveci by ate i.h.i s .~ 'r' fi ;~a.y c~~ __ ~~~..._.~~ :i i' 7 ~3 •. J %c,~° ~.~ Resolution No. ~ ~f