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D EVELOPM ENT S ERW C ES DE PARTM E NT 225 FIFTH STR,
SPBINGFIELD, OR 9)
(541) 726_3
FAX (541) 726-s
October 2,1998
Suzanne G. Thomas
Carl Goschie & Associates
541 Willamette Street Suite 3407
Eugene, OR 97401
Re: 330 & 332 South 43'd Street, Springfield, Oregon
Lane County Assessor's Map 17-02-32-34-01702
Dear Suzanne:
This letter is to confirm our l0-2-98 conversation regarding the above properties. The property is zoned
Low Density Residential, however, there is a7,405 square foot duplex located on the lot. Springfield
Development Code 16.100(5)(d) states: " Duplexes on interior lots zoned Low Density Residential, which
meet the density requirements of this zoning district, shall not be considered a non-conforming use.',
To meet this code requirement a duplex built in Low Density Residential zoning must be sited on a parcel
with a minimum of 8,712 square feet. Since this is not the case, the City has the authority to consider the
sunounding area's density and how the duplex impacts the area. The City has decided that the duplex
located on Tax Lot 1702 is in conformance with the surrounding density and therefore shall not be
considered a non-conforming use.
Cordially,t
Kini M. Gale
Planner, City of Springfield
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CIIY OF SPRINL IELD
Fire & Life Safety
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SUBJECT:
FIRE DAMAGE REPORT
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ELECTRICAL HAZARD
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Bu'ilding Department
Spri ngf i e'ld Fi re Department
Structural Damage to Building
Address or I ocat'ion of bui 1di ng .33 od .13) s,(y'-s 4 .s/.
Name of or.,ner ( I )*-tAl l),t A*t'e-tw i-Ro,^ Ut Jrql'L.*)v-l-r--
Type of building Dw,e-l/i^
(Dwelling, Store, Ware house, etc. )
Estimated val ue of bu'i1d'ing
Estimated loss to building $
Date of fire _
Location of damage in building
$
(Roof, Wa'll, Exterior, Interior, etc.)
Structural weakness as a result of the fire
(Burned rafters, Beams, Jo i sts , etc. )
Additional pertinent information
El ectrica'l Hazard
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