shows a number of additional referents.5 Z_C-4A is matched to the centerline of East .;()`n Avenue. <br />In other words, the main referent is the centerline of East 30`h Avenue. Therefore. the survey map <br />is matched up on the centerline of East 30`l' Avenue and the other referents are not exactly matched <br />up. This is essentially the same overlaid diagram as the Applicant's Diagram that was approved in <br />the original decision except that it also includes the additional referents described in footnote 5. <br />ZC-4B is matched up to the green finger. ZC-4C is matched up to the centerline of Spring <br />Boulevard. ZC-4D is matched up to Bloomberg Park.' All four overlaid diagrams show a boundary <br />bethveen R-1 and POS zoning approximately where the boundary is shown on the Applicant's <br />Diagram. According to the applicant, each of these overlaid diagrams are based on surveyed <br />locations tnr the main referent and are therefore the most accurate depictions of the R-LPOS <br />boundarv. <br />LHVC continues to rely on the LHVC Diagram as the most accurate overlaid diagram.' <br />The LHVC diagram was more thoroughly explained (or perhaps ['just have it better understanding) <br />on remand. If I understand eorrectlY, the LHVC diagram does not utilize one main referent lone <br />referent that is located exactly on the Metro Plan Diagram - as the four overlaid diagrams <br />submitted by the applicant dol, but instead began with one referent - the curve on East . U`f Avenue <br />- and once that referent was located the survey map was slid around the Metro Plan diagram to try <br />to match tip as closely as possible with other referents such as the green finger and city limit lines.` <br />In other words. none of the referents match up exactly. but according to LHVC the slid around <br />survey map is closer to the multiple referents than the single referent maps produced by the <br />applicant, which perhaps match up at one referent but are much farther off at the other referents. <br />s Each )t the four diagram, shows: (A) centerline of 30'": west segment: ( B i centerline of 30'": middle sc.-menc 1C') <br />centerline of 3011: east segment: ID1 green linger: tE1 centcrlme of Spring Boulc%ard. IFI Bloomberg Park: west <br />prupcrty line: (Co Bloomberg Park north property line: (H) Bloomberg Park: east property line: and 111 Tax Lot ~00east houndary <br />Bloomherg Park was not really discussed during the original proceedings. but it is a public park located to the <br />southeast of the property and is shown on the Metro Plan. <br />' LHVC suhmiued critiques of the k,ur overlaid diagrams suhmined by the applicant. While those critiques adjust the <br />R-I PPS boundarv some'ahaL the boundaries still appear to be closer to the Applicant's Diagram than the LHVC <br />Diagram. LHVC also raised Sheet SA TO as supporting their position. I agree with the applicant, as I did in the prior <br />decision. that SA 7.0 was prepared as a planning tool and way not meant to represent the LDR:'POS houndar,, LUBA <br />found that the issue had been waived on appeal. Although LHVC ntiry raise the issue since the record was reopened. <br />I reach the same conclusion as in the prior decision <br />9 It is not entirely clear to me how LHVC placed the coy limit lima on the overlaid diagram. <br />Hearings Official Decision (Z 15-5 Remand) Page 8 <br />