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SPRINGFIELD
vrn OF SPRINGFIELD
Department of Public Works
June 20, 1984
Hammons & Mills
Attorneys at Law
488 East 11th
Eugene, Oregon 97401
. ATIN: Terence J. Hammons
RE: Mildred Gnisia, 1602 Rainbow Drive, Springfield, Oregon
Dear Mr. Hammons:
We received a complaint concerning a mobile home located on .residentially zoned property
owned by Mildred Gnisia at 1602 Rainbow Drive in January, 1982. At that time, the Spring-
field Zoning Code prohibited the use of mobile homes as residences in zones other than
those specifically zoned for mobile home use.' The Code, then, mentioned nothing about
the storage of mobile homes. Since structures of all types (excluding fences) must meet
building setback ,requirements, we inspected the property, found that the mobile home met
the required setbacks and notified Ms. Gnisia on February 3, 1982 that no violation
existed relative to the mobile home. '
In May, 1982, an amended Zoning Code was adopted limiting the storage of mobile homes
in residential zones to 30 days. In September, 1982, it was again brought to our at-
tention that Ms. Gnisia's mobile home was still located on 'the subject property. A
September 15, 1982 notice and order was sent to your clientreq4iring removal of the
mobile home by October:15" 1982..' An October 7, 1982 progress inspection found the
mobile home still on the property "at 1602 Rainbow Drive. The final compliance inspec-
tion was not conducted until November 5, 1982 - the mobile home had been moved. As
far as this Division is concerned, Ms. Gnisia complied with all of our requirements.
Please feel free to contact me at 726-3753' should you have further questions.
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Inspector
cc: Joe Leahy,
Assistant City Attorney
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225 North 5th Street . Springfield. Oregon 97477 · 503/726.3753