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DESCHUTES COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIOURS -.,
June 23, 1993
Chair Throop called the meeting to order at 10:06 a.m. Board
members present were Chair Tom Throop and Barry H. Slaughter. Also
in attendance were Tom Blust, County Engineer; Sukey Waller,
Children & Youth Commission; Rick Isham, Legal Counsel; Brad
Chalfant, Property Management Specialist; Jerie Schutte, Building
Services Manager; Karen Green, Community Development Director;
George Read, Planning Director; Susan Mayea, Board of
Commissioners' Program Manager and Dave Leslie, Planner.
1. CONVENE AS EXTENSION/4-H SERVICE DISTRICT GOVERNING BODY
Before the Board as the governing body for the Extension/4-H
Service District was Resolution 93-059 transferring
appropriations within the 4-H/Extension budget for 1992-93.
SLAUGHTER: I move that Resolution 93-059 transferring
appropriations within the Extension and 4-H
budget be approved.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
CONVENE AS BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
2. CONSENT AGENDA
Consent agenda items before the Board of County Commissioners
were: 1) award of contract for 73rd Street L.I.D. to Pieratt
Brothers, Inc.; 2) signature of warranty deed for right-of-
way acquisition for Butler Market Road; 3) signature of
personal service contract for Babies First program with OMAP;
4) signature of contract with COCC for nursing program's
clinical experience at the Health Department; 5) signature
of contract with Redmond School District for nursing services
1993-94; 6) signature of personal services contract with
Milton Aleshire for polygraph services; 7) signature of
Order 93-153, assigning the name of Ten Peaks Court; 8)
signature of Order 93-152, changing the name of a portion of
Cypress Street to Brookswood Boulevard; 9) signature of
mylar for Eastbrook Estates Phase III; 10) signature of
liquor license applications for Greenside Grill and Deli and
More; and 11) signature of MP -92-39 to divide a 158 -acre
parcel into three parcels of 79.75, 39.54, and 38.58 acres in
the EFU-TRB zone.
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3.
SLAUGHTER: I move approval of the consent agenda.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN ALLOCATIONS FOR 1993-95, CHILD CARE BLOCK
GRANT ALLOCATIONS FOR 1991-93, AND PLAN AMENDMENT TO 1991-93
COMPREHENSIVE PLAN
Before the Board was approval of the Comprehensive Plan
allocations for 1993-95, the Child Care Block Grant
allocations for biennium 1991-93, and the plan amendment to
the 1991-93 Comprehensive Plan. Sukey Waller introduced Sue
Hollern, the chair of the Children and Youth Commission and
Don Hamon, chair of the funding committee and chair -elect of
the Children and Youth Commission.
Don Hamon stated that the funding committee for this biennium
expected to allocate approximately $400,000 to youth programs
in Deschutes County. He said 15 programs were being
recommended by the Funding Committee and Youth Commission and
were now before the Board for approval. The recommended
allocated amount was $343,769. $50,053 was held back for an
RFP in the fall which would specifically be directed toward
Teen Pregnancy Prevention in the 9 to 12 year old age group,
which was asked for by the State. Sukey explained that the
young age was targeted because of the ability to track this
age group five years from now.
Mr. Hammond said that the requests received totaled
approximately $1.5 million. He explained that the needs for
children far exceeded the ability to fund them especially
after Ballot Measure #5. He stated that Deschutes County had
been recognized as a leader and that the County departments,
entities, and business leaders have all been able to
successfully work together.
Sukey Waller commended the cooperation between the County, the
Children and Youth Commission, and the Children's Foundation
as well as the support from local civic clubs, organizations,
and individuals. She also stated there were more than 250
volunteers involved.
Chair Throop and Commissioner Slaughter commented on Deschutes
County's leadership in children's programs. Chair Throop
explained that HB 2003 would set up a pilot that would take
the County efforts and expand them by vesting the resources
that fund other programs that have decisionmaking authority at
the state level and with other governing bodies in the
Children and Youth Commission. He said that Deschutes County
was recognized as the leading entity statewide and that the
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Deschutes County was named as the place where they wished to
implement the pilot study.
SLAUGHTER: I move the approval of the Comprehensive
Plan allocations for 1993-95, the Child
Care Block Grant allocations for the
biennium 1991-93, and the Plan Amendment
to 1991-93 Comprehensive Plan.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
4. ORDINANCE 93-015 AMENDING THEJOINT MANAGEMENT AGREEMENT
ORDINANCE 93-016 AMENDING THE BEND URBAN AREA GENERAL PLAN,
ORDINANCE 93-017 AMENDING THE BEND URBAN AREA GENERAL PLAN
TEXT, ORDINANCE 93-018 AMENDING TITLE 19, AND ORDINANCE 93-023
AMENDING CHAPTER 19 OF THE DESCHUTES COUNTY CODE
Before the Board was Ordinance 93-015 amending the Joint
Management Agreement between Deschutes County and the City of
Bend with respect to the Bend urban area and declaring an
emergency. Catherine Morrow stated that she had just returned
from the City of Bend with copies of the changes made in the
attachment and asked that signature on this particular
ordinance be postponed until June 30, 1993, in order that the
changes might be proofread.
Also before the Board was signature of Ordinance 93-016
amending the Bend Urban Area General Plan to adopt revised
text concerning a public facilities plan and declaring an
emergency, Ordinance 93-017 amending the Bend Urban Area
General Plan Text Facilities and declaring an emergency,
Ordinance 93-018 amending Title 19, the Bend Urban Area Zoning
Ordinance relating to land division in the RS, RL and SR 2 1/2
zones and declaring an emergency, and Ordinance 93-023
amending Chapter 12 of the Deschutes County Code to adopt a
revised public facilities plan and declaring an emergency.
Chair Throop explained that these issues had been under
considerable cooperative discussion between the City of Bend
and Deschutes County. The Bend Urban Area Planning Commission
had thoroughly reviewed the ordinances and made
recommendations to both bodies. He said the City of Bend had
adopted the elements and that they now were before the Board
of County Commissioners.
Catherine Morrow explained how the package had evolved. She
said that the Deschutes County Planning Commission had held a
public hearing on May 5, 1993, and that the County
Commissioners then held a staff work session on May 18 at
which time minor changes to the ordinances were discussed,
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i.e. removal of provision for a redevelopment agreement from
the SR 2-1/2 zone, plus technical changes requested by legal
counsel for clarity of ordinance language. She stated the
final step would be the adoption of the ordinances.
5. RESOLUTION 93-060 PROCLAIMING JUNE 27 -JULY 2, 1993, AS
ST. CHARLES MEDICAL CENTER WEEK
Before the Board was Resolution 93-060 proclaiming June 27 -
July 2 as St. Charles Medical Center Week.
Sister Kathryn Hellman, president of St. Charles Medical
Center, thanked the Board for considering this resolution.
She recalled her first knowledge of County involvement with
St. Charles by describing Deschutes County's efforts in the
1940s with the fund drive to build a new hospital. She said
that 21 years ago the Sisters of St. Joseph turned over all
the assets to the people of this community to carry on St.
Charles' healing mission. Sister Kathryn stated that the
people of Deschutes County had been the heart and the spirit
of St. Charles and thanked the Board of Commissioners for
participating in the 75th anniversary celebration.
Chair Throop read the resolution.
SLAUGHTER: I am particularly honored to resolve and
proclaim June 27 -July 2 as St. Charles Medical
Center Week.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
PUBLIC HEARING ON CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCE 93-027 AND
ORDINANCE 93-028
Before the Board was Ordinance 93-027, amending Deschutes
County Comprehensive Plan, and Ordinance 93-028 amending Title
18, Deschutes County Zoning Map.
Dave Leslie gave the staff report. He referred to the draft
ordinances and said that if adopted, these would amend the
Comprehensive Plan from a forest designation to surface mining
and change the zone designation to surface mining on the
parcel at Finley Butte southeast of La Pine. He said there
were no opponents to the application and that staff
recommended adoption of the ordinances. He said Mr. and Mrs.
Russell had reviewed the hearings officer's findings and
recommendation and concurred with the conditions.
Chair Throop opened the public hearing. Vic Russell, 15118
Fall River Drive, Bend, Oregon 97707, stated this was the end
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to a 12 -year pursuit of a surface mine in the La Pine area.
He said this would be an asset to the Central Oregon and La
Pine community.
Being no further testimony, the public hearing was closed.
SLAUGHTER: I move approval of Ordinance 93-027 amending
Deschutes County Comprehensive Plan and
Ordinance 93-028 amending Title 8 of Deschutes
County Zoning Map.
THROOP: First and second reading by title only. I'll
second the motion for first and second reading
by title only of Ordinance 93-027 and 93-028.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
Chair Throop then gave the first and second readings of
Ordinance 93-027.
He then gave the first and second readings of Ordinance 93-
028.
SLAUGHTER: I move adoption of Ordinance 93-027 and 93-
028.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
PUBLIC HEARING ON BOARD CALL-UP OF HEARINGS OFFICER'S DECISION
FOR SP -93-21
Before the Board was a public hearing on the Board call-up of
the hearings officer's decision for SP -93-21. Dave Leslie
stated the Hearings Officer's recommendation was for approval
of the site plan contingent upon adoption of the ordinances
the Board had just approved.
Chair Throop opened the public hearing. Being no testimony,
the public hearing was closed.
SLAUGHTER:
THROOP:
VOTE:
I move approval of site plan 93-21.
Second.
SCHLANGEN:
SLAUGHTER:
THROOP:
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EXCUSED
YES
YES
SIGNATURE OF LIBRARY ROOF REPAIR CONTRACT WITH EAGLE ROOFING
Before the Board was consideration of signature of the library
roof repair contract with Eagle Roofing. Chair Throop asked
that Jerie Schutte and Tom Blust come forward to discuss
individual requests as they were similar. Chair Throop
explained that this would be the first time in Commissioner
Slaughter's tenure that certain requirements had been waived
and the commissioners had determined it would be beneficial to
have a brief discussion of the requirements and why certain
requirements are waived and how the requests by Jerie Schutte
and Tom Blust would be affected.
Rick Isham explained that, generally, any contract under
$10,000 did not have a performance bond requirement. However
in cases where the amount of the contract was not known in
advance, all public contracting rules applied. Additionally
if any one contractor during the fiscal year receives
contracts in excess of $20,000, all requirements apply to
those contracts. He said the County public contracting
ordinance had different requirements depending on the amount
and that Jerie Schutte's contracts for the library roof were
individually both less. than $10,000. To save money it was
being requested that certain requirements not apply to this
contract.
Rick stated that Tom Blust's Public Works Department waiver
requirement was somewhat different. In a public improvement,
in order to waive the payment performance bond for a contract
in excess of $10,000, there had to be a finding that there was
an emergency which would give the Board authorization to waive
the bond. He said that with public property, whether real
property or personal property, it is not subject to a lean by
a supplier. He said that public bonds were only for the
benefit of suppliers and subcontractors to a general
contractor. He said that Tom Blust was requesting to waive
the performance of payment bond requirements for equipment
purchases the Public Works Department anticipated making.
Commissioner Slaughter asked if the amount had changed from
$10,000. Rick answered that the State Public Purchasing Rules
applied to all contracts in excess of $2,000 and that the
County had adopted rules that increased that amount to
$10,000.
SLAUGHTER: I would move signature of library roof repair
contract with Eagle Roofing with a waiver for
payment of performance bond.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
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9. VERBAL WAIVER OF PAYMENT AND PERFORMANCE BOND AND SIGNATURE ON
WAREHOUSE RE -ROOF PROJECT CONTRACT
Before the Board was request for a verbal waiver of payment
and performance bond and signature of warehouse re -roof
project contract.
SLAUGHTER: I move waiver of payment and performance bond
and signature on warehouse re -roof project
contract.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
10. WAIVER OF EQUIPMENT PURCHASE BONDS
Before the Board was consideration of a waiver for equipment
purchase bonds. Tom Blust commented that the purchase was
over $200,000 worth of equipment and that approximately 5
percent would be saved by waiving the bond requirement
amounting to a savings of $10,000.
SLAUGHTER: I would move waiver of equipment purchase
bonds.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
11. LETTER OF UNDERSTANDING FOR RIGHT-OF-WAY ACQUISITION
Before the Board was consideration of signature of letter of
understanding for right-of-way acquisition on Brookswood
Boulevard. Tom Blust said this would allow permit of entry to
be given so as to proceed with the Public Works construction
project. Commissioner Slaughter asked if there would also be
a change in road name. Tom Blust said that the road was
currently called Crow Road and would become part of Brookswood
Boulevard.
SLAUGHTER: I move signature on letter of understanding
for right-of-way acquisition on Brookswood
Boulevard.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
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12. DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT FOR WAL-MART STORE SITE PLAN IN BEND
Before the Board was consideration of signature of development
agreement for the Wal -mart store site plan in Bend. Chair
Throop explained that this was a very straight -forward
development agreement that had been completely through the
system and was now before the Board.
SLAUGHTER: I move signature on development agreement for
the Wal-Mart store site plan in Bend.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
13. WEEKLY ACCOUNTS PAYABLE VOUCHERS
Before the Board was consideration of weekly accounts payable
vouchers in the amount of $335,711.16.
SLAUGHTER: I move signature in payment of weekly accounts
payable vouchers subject to review.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
14. APPLICATION TO PURCHASE LOT 8, BLOCK 2, LA PINE INDUSTRIAL
SITE
Before the Board was consideration of application to purchase
Lot 8, Block 2, on the La Pine Industrial Site. Brad Chalfant
gave the staff report. He stated the new application process
being developed for the industrial park was not fully
implemented as yet, but that the Economic Development Board
had received an application that they wished to proceed with.
The Economic Board had supplied the applicant with one of the
drafts of the new application, it had been prepared, and was
submitted. The Economic Development Board interviewed the
applicant and recommended that the Board of Commissioners
approve the application and the purchase of the property.
Brad stated it was his understanding that the applicant was
proposing an amount less than the posted price of $10,000 with
a 5 percent discount for a cash sale. Brad recommended that
the County hold firm on that amount as a market analysis had
been done two years ago and, at that time, the Board felt
strongly it would be inappropriate to go any lower than that
amount. Since then the property values have increased.
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Darwin Thurston, 52861 Meadow Lane, La Pine, Oregon, member of
the Economic Development Board, came forward. He said this
site would be a vehicle maintenance facility and that they
were working with Brad Chalfant on certain restrictive
covenants; the items in the covenants had been covered with
the applicant, and the applicant was in agreement. He said
the goal was to improve the property and that they were
placing restrictive covenants in order to take care of
negative situations that might arise in the future. He stated
the applicant's business would be beneficial to the La Pine
area and that the Economic Development Board recommended this.
He said the Economic Development Board also recommended the
posted price.
Chair Throop commented that, beyond the costs paid, the funds
generated off sale or lease of properties would be reinvested
in the park, and he felt strongly about holding to the price.
Darwin Thurston agreed that the money going back into the park
would improve the park for everyone.
Chair Throop stated he understood that the La Pine Economic
Development Board would require that the deed be held in
escrow until the business was perfected on the site and once
the site plan was completed, the deed would transfer. Brad
Chalfant responded that was the clear intention for this
property.
Mr. Thurston concluded that their intention was to ensure that
the property would be developed for the purpose stated when
sold and that the deed would be transferred upon the
certificate of occupancy or certificate of completion.
Tom Throop stated the La Pine Industrial Park was the only
industrial park that the County owned or was involved with
directly. He said the ultimate goal was that the La Pine
community would adopt a port district, which would be on the
ballot in May 1994. During the interim time, the La Pine
Economic Development Board would take greater management
leadership of the park and if the port district was approved,
the County would turn over the ownership and management of the
park to the port district.
Commissioner Slaughter asked how much property was involved.
Brad Chalfant responded that it was approximately one acre.
LeeRoy Couch, 67775 Erickson Road, Bend, Oregon came forward
to testify. Chair Throop stated that the County would
probably want to retain the purchase price as established and
asked if Mr. Couch wanted to make his case for a reduced price
or if he was willing to accept the Board of Commissioners'
recommendation. Mr. Couch stated there was a 5 percent
discount for a cash offer making the purchase price $9,500.
He said he had planned to make an offer of $8,500 as there
were some improvements needed to be made which none of the
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other owners of properties in the park have had to make, such
as screening. He also pointed out that some of the properties
were not well kept or landscaped as this property was required
to be.
Chair Throop stated the County would probably stay firm on the
price with the five percent for cash. Chair Throop asked how
many people Mr. Couch employed. Mr. Couch stated he had 15-20
employees and agreed that being able to move the business from
an RR -10 to an industrial zone would help him to retain the
employment of these people.
Brad Chalfant recommended the Board of Commissioners authorize
the sale of the property at the $9,500 amount and that if the
Board approved, a deed would be circulated for Board signature
with appropriate escrow language to allow it to close once the
property was developed.
SLAUGHTER: I move that we authorize the sale of Lot 8,
Block 2, La Pine Industrial Site.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
15. APPOINTMENT TO DESCHUTES RIVER RECREATION HOMESITES UNIT 6
SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Before the Board was appointment of Richard Grimes to the
Deschutes River Recreation Homesites Unit 6 Special Road
District Board of Directors.
SLAUGHTER: I move appointment of Richard Grimes to the
Deschutes River Recreation Homesites Unit 6
Special Road District Board of Directors.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
16. APPOINTMENT TO SPECIAL ROAD DISTRICT #8
Before the Board was appointment of Sandra Irving to Special
Road District #8 Board of Directors.
SLAUGHTER: I move appointment of Sandra Irving to Special
Road District #8 Board of Directors.
THROOP: Second.
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18. TWIN KNOLLS MYLAR
Before the Board was signature of mylar for Twin Knolls
subdivision.
SLAUGHTER: I move signature on mylar for Twin Knolls
subdivision.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
19. FOREST GROVE ESTATES, PHASE I MYLAR
Before the Board was signature of a mylar for Forest Grove
Estates, Phase I.
SLAUGHTER: I move signature on mylar for Forest Grove
Estates, Phase I.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
20. LETTER OF REQUEST OF WAIVER OF DUMP FEES FOR ALLAN RADEMACHER
HOUSE PRESERVATION PROJECT
Before the Board was approval of a request for waiver of dump
fees for the Allan Rademacher House project. Chair Throop
explained that in the past the Board had waived dump fees on
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VOTE:
SCHLANGEN:
EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER:
YES
THROOP:
YES
17. LIQUOR LICENSE APPLICATIONS
FOR SUNRIVER
RESORT
LIMITED
PARTNERSHIP
Before the
Board was signature of four
liquor
license
applications
for Sunriver Resort
Limited Partnership.
SLAUGHTER:
I move signature on
liquor
license
applications
for Sunriver
Resort
Limited
Partnership.
THROOP:
Second.
VOTE:
SCHLANGEN:
EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER:
YES
THROOP:
YES
18. TWIN KNOLLS MYLAR
Before the Board was signature of mylar for Twin Knolls
subdivision.
SLAUGHTER: I move signature on mylar for Twin Knolls
subdivision.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
19. FOREST GROVE ESTATES, PHASE I MYLAR
Before the Board was signature of a mylar for Forest Grove
Estates, Phase I.
SLAUGHTER: I move signature on mylar for Forest Grove
Estates, Phase I.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
20. LETTER OF REQUEST OF WAIVER OF DUMP FEES FOR ALLAN RADEMACHER
HOUSE PRESERVATION PROJECT
Before the Board was approval of a request for waiver of dump
fees for the Allan Rademacher House project. Chair Throop
explained that in the past the Board had waived dump fees on
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this project for landfilling, demolished garage block wall and
fencing materials. At that time the applicants had indicated
that there would be a future request for further demolition as
the house was prepared to be moved to its new site adjacent to
the plaza. He requested the Board waive landfill fees for the
demolition work on the Allan Rademacher House Preservation
Project.
SLAUGHTER: This is a gift kind of thing and I think we
should approve the waiver of these fees.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
21. CONSIDERATION OF ORDINANCES NO. 93-016, 93-017, 93-018, AND
93-023
Before the Board was consideration of adoption of Ordinances
93-016, 93-017, 93-018, and 93-023.
SLAUGHTER: I call question on Ordinance # 93-016 amending
the Bend Urban Area General Plan to adopt
revised text concerning a public facility plan
and declaring an emergency. I move first and
second reading by title only.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
Chair Throop then gave the first and second readings of
Ordinance Number 93-016.
SLAUGHTER: I move adoption of ordinance 93-016.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
SLAUGHTER: I move first and second reading of Ordinance
93-017 amending the Bend Urban Area General
Plan text relating to urbanization and
residential development and public facilities
and declaring an emergency.
THROOP: Second the motion for first and second reading
by title only.
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Chair Throop then gave the first and second readings of
Ordinance Number 93-017.
SLAUGHTER: I move approval of 93-017.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
SLAUGHTER: I move first and second reading of Ordinance
93-018 amending Title 19, the Bend Urban Area
zoning ordinance relating to land division in
the RS, RL, and SR 2 1/2 zones and declaring
an emergency.
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
Chair Throop gave the first and second reading of Ordinance
93-018.
SLAUGHTER: I move approval of Ordinance 93-018
THROOP: Second.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
SLAUGHTER: I move first and second reading of Ordinance
93-023 amending Charter 12 of the Deschutes
County Code and adopting a revised public
facilities plan and declaring an emergency.
THROOP: Second for the first and second reading by
title only.
VOTE: SCHLANGEN: EXCUSED
SLAUGHTER: YES
THROOP: YES
Chair Throop gave the first and second reading of Ordinance
93-023.
SLAUGHTER: I move approval of Ordinance 93-023.
THROOP: Second.
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VOTE:
SCHLANGEN:
SLAUGHTER:
THROOP:
DATED this �2 day
of Commissioners of Deschutes
ATTEST:
L24jea-e -
Recording Secretary
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EXCUSED
YES
YES
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Barry H. Slaughter, Commissioner