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AFAA Notice of Proposed Land Use Action April 1, 2024 File Name: Rohan Real Estate Invest- This notice is being sent to inform you and provide opportunity for comment on - meets LLC a request for Vacation of an Improved Public Utility Easement (PUE). The File Number: VEI 24-1 proposal includes Vacation of a portion of the existing PUE and dedication of a Location: Burnett Ave new 7 foot wide portion of PUE. The combination of the remaining PUE portion and the new PUE area will create a contiguous 7 -foot wide PUE along the northern edge of both subject properties. For questions or to submit testimony, contact: Shawn Burgett, Associate Planner 541-682-5485 SBurgett@eugene-or.gov A copy of the application and all documents submitted by the applicant and applicable criteria, are available for review at the Planning Division. The Permit and Information Center (PIC) is open 12:00pm-4:00pm, Monday through Friday. Copies may be obtained at a cost. As a courtesy, most application materials including a site plan, as well as general information about the land use application process and criteria may be accessed by visiting: hqnJJ www.eugene-or.gov/3208/Land-Use-Application-Information Any written comments should be directed toward the relevant approval criteria for the application in Section 9.8720 of the Eugene Code, and must be received at the listed staff e-mail address or at the return mailing address by 5:00 p.m. on April 15, 2024. Your written comments must include your mailing address if you wish to be included on the mailing list for any future notices, including notice of decision, on this application. The applicant's request will be reviewed under Type II procedures beginning at Section 9.7200 of the Eugene Code. Following the comment period, the Planning Director will issue a decision which may then be appealed to the Eugene Hearings Official. It is also noted that issues which may provide the basis for further appeal to the State Land Use Board of Appeals must be raised in writing with sufficient specificity to enable the decision maker to respond to the issue. ,M Notice of Proposed Land Use Action April 1, 2024 V File Name: Rohan Real Estate Invest- This notice is being sent to inform you and provide opportunity for comment on ments LLC a request for Vacation of an Improved Public Utility Easement (PUE). The File Number: VEI 24-1 proposal includes Vacation of a portion of the existing PUE and dedication of a Location: Burnett Ave new 7 foot wide portion of PUE. The combination of the remaining PUE portion I = BURNETT AVE F– Z Q Z r O gN 3 For questions or to submit testimony, contact: Shawn Burgett, Associate Planner 6 541-682-5485 ;`9 SBurgett@eugene-or.gov and the new PUE area will create a contiguous 7 -foot wide PUE along the northern edge of both subject properties. A copy of the application and all documents submitted by the applicant and applicable criteria, are available for review at the Planning Division. The Permit and Information Center (PIC) is open 12:00pm-4:00pm, Monday through Friday. Copies may be obtained at a cost. As a courtesy, most application materials including a site plan, as well as general information about the land use application process and criteria may be accessed by visiting: http:// www.eugene-or.gov/3208/Land-Use-Application-Information Any written comments should be directed toward the relevant approval criteria for the application in Section 9.8720 of the Eugene Code, and must be received at the listed staff e-mail address or at the return mailing address by 5:00 p.m. on April 15, 2024. Your written comments must include your mailing address if you wish to be included on the mailing list for any future notices, including notice of decision, on this application. The applicant's request will be reviewed under Type II procedures beginning at Section 9.7200 of the Eugene Code. Following the comment period, the Planning Director will issue a decision which may then be appealed to the Eugene Hearings Official. It is also noted that issues which may provide the basis for further appeal to the State Land Use Board of Appeals must be raised in writing with sufficient specificity to enable the decision maker to respond to the issue.