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Review Board will dw ide Thun
day morning whether to approve
or postpone the application.
If the hoard dm ides to post
pone it. the University's (»>rmit
will be delayed 120 days from
the time the application was
considered complete on Dm o
This w ill allow supporters of the
threatened site more tune to
seek other options sm h ns mov
ing the housing units to another
site or finding a potential buyer
Even if the board were to
approve the University's appli
< at urn lor demolition, an appeal
to the Eugene City Count il < an
lie requested Depending on the
decision reached by the council,
it could then lie appealed a step
further to the land Use Appeals
Board, which would further
interfere with tin* University's
plans for demolition
Mike I
versity Housing, announced last
Thursday that the first phase of
the University's demolition plan
- to remove the houses this
spring — will continue
Phase one will involve the,
demolition and rebuilding of
buildings that are already vacat
ed This phase will include con
struction of new community,
child care and laundry fm ilities
If then* are no further delays,
phase one is exptn ted lo be
ready for occupancy by fall term
1‘KMS
Opposition to these plans
will be addressed at Wednesday
night's vigil by OSPIRC. repre
sentatives and other supporters
in favor of saving Amazon
Those who attend the vigil will
also t*e asked to show their sup
port bv attending Thursday's
hoard meeting at 7 .10 a m in
City Hall
We re hoping bv gathering
the puhlii together, we tan
encourage the University to go
back to the table and find a way
to preserve low income housing
like they've contended thev
want to do," said Nancy Forrest,
spokeswoman for the Save
Amazon Coalition ' We believe
that hei a use tile University is
supposed to t>e a body that
answers to the people, thev def
initely should follow the law.
which is clearly on the side of
preservation
According to David Znpan. a
member of the Save Amu/011
Coalition, all members of the
public are invited to attend the
. -;:d bring their own <an
dies and signs
The vigil will begin between
5 and 5 1 r> p m on 22nd Avenue
and Patterson Drive at the north
end of the Amazon housing site
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