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Code: Most changes are house-keeping
in nature, says Sheridan city planner
Continued.from PAGE 1
property is to be used for what
purpose and for how long. They
must be recorded at the court-
house. How they are worded is
the key.
A good solution would be to
strike the work easement from
the code, Jacks said. That
would mean a developer would
need to own the 30-foot-wide
access strip.
Not everyone in the audi-
ence liked that option. The ex-
isting code allows more flex-
ibility, said local builder Rich-
ard Wenger, and that is some-
thing he supports.
"The easement, as it's now
written, can give the developer
more flexibility," agreed Jacks.
It also comes with some poten-
tial problems, he adaeo.
The planning commission
decided that it needed more
time to read the code and talk
about it. Flag lots will be in-
cluded on the agenda of the
Aug. 24 meeting at which time
the commission will decide if
it is ready to move forward
with the proposed changes to
the city's Zoning and Devel-
opment Code. If the Sheridan
Planning Commission ap-
Planning Commission asks
to change meeting day
With two vacancies on
the Sheridan Planning
Commission, the commis-
sioners have been looking
at ways to improve partici-
pation-including chang-
ing the date of their
monthly meetings.
The planning commis-
sion meets at 6:30 p.m. on
the last Wednesday of each
month. According to City
Manager Frank Sheridan
several potential members
have cited Wednesday
meetings as a problem since
church and a number of
other organizations hold
meetings on Wednesday
evenings.
The Sheridan City
Council concurred that
changing the meeting date
to encourage participation
was good. The change will
take effect in September.
proves the proposed amend-
ments to the 427-page docu-
ment, it will be sent to the city
council.
Most of the changes in the
lengthy document are house-
keeping in nature, the city plan-
ner explained. The code has not
undergone a thorough revision
in 30 years. When it was origi-
nally written, cell phone tow-
ers, bed and breakfast busi-
nesses and model home sales
offices in subdivisions were not
in the picture.
The changes in the code in-
clude those issues along with
other overlooked concerns
such as HAM radio antennas.
The amendments also bring the
city's code into conformity
with state law.
Although some of the
changes are substantive, they
do not change the zone on any
property, change the housing
density in residential zones or
change the minimum lot size
in any zone.
One proposed amendment
Citycautions residents abo00
i; . r
Prwate Drainage Insur00ce lette
One senior citizen attending
dards and the responsibilities of
owners. The woman, who
was an octogenarian, told the planning corn-
mission that she had received a letter request-
ing that she purchase private drainage insur-
alice,
Apparently she hasn't been the only one.
According to Yvonne Hamilton, a number
of people have either called or come to City
Hall with questions. The request for multiple
payments triggered red flags. The city is re-
ferring recipients of the letter to the Attorney
General's Consumer Protection Hotline,
ante lass been ridding calls from concerned
property owners: According
Moldovan-Tmj :m
is
in the area and affects more than one prop.
erty owner.
Moldovan-Tmjillo has seen a copy of the
877-877-9392 or online at www.oregon
attorneygeneral.gov.
changes the lot setbacks. De-
creasing the lot setbacks will
allow more space in the
backyard and less area in
front and side of the house
to maintain, and that will
improve the livability of resi-
dential lots, Nick Veroske,
owner of the Hunter Glen
subdivision, told the city
planner via email.
Changing the procedure
for adjusting property lines
has been simplified and
placed it in the hands of the
city manager. Although
Wenger expressed concerns
about the objectivity of the
city manager and eliminating
the appeal process, after fur-
ther consideration he con-
curred with the proposed
amendment. We do need type
IA to rm:ulta[e efficiency,
Wenger said.
Wenger did ask the city to
consider making one change.
He asked the planning com-
mission to reconsider the ba-
sis for variances. As stated in
the proposed code, econom-
ics is not an issue.
"Economics is an issue all
the time for the City of Shed-
dan," Wenger said. When
working with both major and
minor variances, it is econom-
ics and not the livability of the
city that is the key concem. He
asked for that section to be re-
moved from the code.
Since the city held the open
houses on May 26 and May
31, Jacks has been addressing
concerns expressed by local
residents. The city planner's
efforts did not escape the no-
tice of Wenger.
"You put a lot of work in
this--a lot of hard work," he
said.
A copy of the code has
been placed at the Sheridan
Library and online at www.
cityofshericanor.com. Jacks
can also be contacted at Sheri-
dan City Hall on Mondays and
Thursdays or by email:
jjacks@mwvcog.org. Letters
regarding the proposed
changes are also welcomed.
Wednesday, August 3, 2011, The Sun 9
Sheridan
Library closed
for facelift
Need to check out a book
or DVD, look up something
online or place a book on hold
at the Sheridan Public Li-
brary? Better bump that to the
top of your priority list.
The library will close on
Saturday and will not reopen
until Wednesday, Aug. 17.
The computers will only be
accessible through Thursday.
On Friday they will be up-.
graded and then shut down:
while the interior of the build-
ing is being painted.
Although the building:
will not be open to the pub-.
lic, staff will be working"
during the closure. Books
can be left in the drop box
and telephone calls will be
answered.
Idol: Strosnider must
pass fourth round to
meet IV judges
Continued from PAGE 1
front of other would-be con-
tenders. He received strong
support from his competition
and decided to enter as a seri-
ous contestant. He had con-
sidered going in as a novelty
act but the encouragement
from his peers changed his
mind.
During rounds one and
two, Strosnider performed a
classic Joe Diffie tune en-
titled "Pick up man." To his
amazement he passed both
rounds.
"I was like 'no way'! All
of those times that I sang in
the shower must finally be
paying on" said an elated
Strosnider.
Onto round three and this
time Slrosnider had to come up
with a new tune. He chose to
cover Garth Brooks' classic
"Thunder Rolls," a tune that
was popular when he was a
mere 3 years old.
Once again he passed.
"My folks tell me that I
used to go around the house
singing Garth Brooks' tunes
when I was a toddler. I hon-
estly didn't know if I could
pull it off but I figured I had
nothing to lose," laughs
Strosnider.
Strosnider claims that he is
not known as a singer. Most
of his public performances
are reserved for when he is
behind the wheel of a mov-
ing vehicle with the windows
rolled up.
Around the station house
he is being teased unmerci-
fully by his firefighting
friends. Another intem and
close friend to Strosnider is
James Nisbet who said he will
be willing to fill in future shifts
for Strosnider in case he does
advance.
Nisbet is as stunned as any-
one at the fire station about
Strosnider's success.
"He can carry a tune but not
anything you would recog-
nize," Nisbet jokes!
The anticipation grows as
the gap widens between his
most recent audition and the
phone call he hopes to receive.
Strosnider was told that he will
be contacted as to the date and
time of his next scheduled au-
dition. Fortunately he has
enough to do to keep himself
busy in the meantime.
Pubh!c Notices
TRUSTEE'S NOTICE OF
SALE
T.S. #: OR-11-449211-NH
Reference is made to that cer-
tain deed made by, JOHN D
GRIFFIN AND NICOLE C GRIF-
FIN as Grantor to CHEHALEM
TITLE & ESCROW CO., INC.,
as trustee, in favor of FT MORT-
GAGE COMPANIES D/B/A
PREMIER MORTGAGE RE-
SOURCES, as Beneficiary,
dated 3/10/1996, recorded 3/
14/1996, in official records of
YAMHILL County, Oregon in
book/reel/volume number xxx
at page number xxx fee/file/
instrument/microfile/reception
number 199603825,, covering
the following described real
property situated in said
County and State, to-wit: APN:
495823 LOT 25, BLOCK D,
HOBSON'S ADDITION IN THE
CITY OF NEWBERG, COUNTY
OF YAMHILL AND STATE OF
OREGON. Commonly known
as: 1531 EAST 3RD STREET
NEWBERG, OR 97132 Both the
beneficiary and the trustee
have elected to sell the said real
property to satisfy the obliga-
tions secured by said trust
deed and notice has been re-
corded pursuant to Section
86.735(3) of Oregon Revised
Statutes: the default for which
the foreclosure is made is the
grantors: The installments of
principal and interest which
became due on 12/1/2010, and
all subsequent installments of
principal and interest through
the date of this Notice, plus
amounts that are due for late
charges, delinquent property
taxes, insurance premiums,
advances made on senior
liens, taxes and/or insurance,
trustee's fees, and any attorney
fees and court costs arising
from or associated with the
beneficiaries efforts to protect
and preserve its security, all of
which must be paid as a con-
dition of reinstatement, i¢clud-
ing all sums that shall accrue
through reinstatement or pay-
off. Nothing in this notice shall
be construed as a waiver of any
fees owing to the Beneficiary
under the Deed of Trust pursu-
ant to the terms of the loan
documents. Monthly Payment
$987.90 Monthly Late Charge
$37.71 By this reason of said
default the beneficiary has de-
clared all obligations secured
by said deed of trust immedi-
ately due and payable, said
sums being the following, to-
wit: The sum of $81,966.26 to-
gether with interest thereon at
the rate of 7.5000 per annum
from 11/1/2010 until paid; plus
all accrued late charges
thereon; and all trustee's fees,
foreclosure costs and any
sums advanced by the benefi-
ciary pursuant to the terms of
said deed of trust. Whereof,
notice hereby is given that
FIRST AMERICAN TITLE IN-
SURANCE COMPANY, the un-
dersigned trustee will on 11/23/
2011 at the hour of 11:00:03 AM
, Standard of Time, as estab-
lished by section 187.110, Or-
egon Revised Statues, FRONT
ENTRANCE OF THE COURT-
HOUSE, 535 EAST 5TH
STREET, MCMINNVlLLE, OR
County of YAMHILL, State of
Oregon, sell at public auction
to the highest bidder for cash
the interest in the said de-
scribed real property which the
grantor had or had power to
convey at the time of the execu-
tion by him of the said trust
deed, together with any inter-
est which the grantor or his suc-
cessors in interest acquired af-
ter the execution of said trust
deed, to satisfy the foregoing
obligations thereby secured
and the costs and expenses of
sale, including a reasonable
charge by the trustee. Notice
is further given that any person
named in Section 86.753 of
Oregon Revised Statutes has
the right to have the foreclosure
proceeding dismissed and the
trust deed reinstated by pay-
ment to the beneficiary of the
entire amount then due (other
than such portion of said prin-
cipal as w.ould not then be due
had no default occurred), to-
gether with the costs, trustee's
and attorney's fees and curing
any other default complained
of in the Notice of Default by
tendering the performance re-
quired under the obligation or
trust deed, at any time prior to
five days before the date last
set for sale. For Sale Informa-
tion Call: 714-730-2727 or
Login to: www.fidelityasap.com
In construing this notice, the
masculine gender includes the
feminine and the neuter, the sin-
gular includes plural, the word
"grantor" includes any succes-
sor in interest to the grantor as
well as any other persons ow-
ing an obligation, the perfor-
mance of which is secured by
said trust deed, the words
"trustee" and 'beneficiary" in-
clude their respective succes-
sors in interest, if any. Pursu-
antto Oregon Law, this sale will
not be deemed final until the
Trustee's deed has been is-
sued by FIRST AMERICAN
TITLE INSURANCE COMPANY.
If there are any irregularities dis-
covered within 10 days of the
date of this sale, that the trustee
will rescind the sale, return the
buyer's money and take further
action as necessary. If the
Trustee is unable to convey title
for any reason, the successful
bidder's sole and exclusive
remedy shall be the return of
monies paid to the Trustee, and
the successful bidder shall
have no further recourse. If the
sale is set aside for any reason,
the Purchaser at the sale shall
be entitled only to a return of
the deposit paid. The Pur-
chaser shall have no further
recourse against the Mort-
gagor, the Mortgagee, or the
Mortgagee's Attorney. NOTICE
TO RESIDENTIAL TENANTS
The property in which you are
living is in foreclosure. A fore-
closure sale is scheduled for
11/23/2011. Unless the lender
who is foreclosing on this prop-
erty is paid, the foreclosure will
go through and someone new
will own this property. The fol-
lowing information applies to
you only if you occupy and rent
this property as a residential
dwelling under a legitimate
rental agreement. The informa-
tion does not apply to you if you
own this property or if you are
not a residential tenant. If the
foreclosure goes through, the
business or individual who
buys this property at the fore-
closure sale has the right to re-
quire you to move out. The
buyer must first give you an
eviction notice in writing that
specifies the date by which you
must move out. The buyer may
not give you this notice until
after the foreclosure sale hap-
pens. If you do not leave be-
fore the move-out date, the
buyer can have the sheriff re-
move you from the property
after a court hearing. You will
receive notice of the court hear-
ing. FEDERAL LAW RE-
QUIRES YOU TO BE NOTI-
FIED IF YOU ARE OCCUPY-
ING AND RENTING THIS
PROPERTY AS A RESIDEN-
TIAL DWELUNG UNDER A LE-
GITIMATE RENTAL AGREE-
MENT, FEDERAL LAW RE-
QUIRES THE BUYER TO GIVE
YOU A NOTICE IN WRITING A
CERTAIN NUMBER OF DAYS
BEFORE THE BUYER CAN RE-
QUIRE YOU TO MOVE OUT.
THE FEDERAL LAW THAT RE-
QUIRES THE BUYER TO GIVE
YOU THIS NOTICE IS EFFEC-
TIVE UNTIL DECEMBER
31,201 2. Under federal law, the
buyer must give you at least 90
days' notice in writing before
requiring you to move out. If
you are renting this property
under a fixed-term lease (for
example, a six-month or one-
year lease), you may stay until
the end of your lease term. If
the buyer wants to move in and
use this property as the buyer's
primary residence, the buyer
can give you written notice and
require you to move out after
90 days, even if you have a
fixed-term lease with more than
90 days left. STATE LAW NO-
TIFICATION REQUIREMENTS
IF THE FEDERAL LAW DOES
NOT APPLY, STATE LAW STILL
REQUIRES THE BUYER TO
GIVE YOU NOTICE IN WRIT-
ING BEFORE REQUIRING
YOU TO MOVE OUT IF YOU
ARE OCCUPYING AND RENT-
ING THE PROPERTY AS A
TENANT IN GOOD FAITH.
EVEN IF THE FEDERAL LAW
REQUIREMENT IS NO
LONGER EFFECTIVE AFTER
DECEMBER 31, 2012, THE
REQUIREMENT UNDER
STATE LAW STILL APPLIES
TO YOUR SITUATION. Under
state law, if you Jnave a fixed-
term lease (for example, a six-
month or one-year lease), the
buyer must give you at least 60
days' notice in writing before re-
quiring you to move out. If the
buyer wants to move in and use
this property as the buyer's pri-
mary residence, the buyer can
give you written notice and re-
quire you to move out after 30
days, even if you have a fixed-
term lease with more than 30
days left. If you are renting un-
der a month-to-month or week-
to-week rental agreement, the
buyer must give you at least 30
days' notice in writing before
requiring you to move out. IM-
PORTANT: For the buyer to be
required to give you a notice
under state law, you must prove
to the business or individual
who is handling the foreclosure
sale that you are occupying
and renting this property as a
residential dwelling under a le-
gitimate rental agreement. The
name and address of the busi-
ness or individual who is han-
dling the foreclosure sale is
shown on this notice under the
heading "TRUSTEE". You must
mail or deliver your proof not
later than 10/24/2011 (30 days
before the date first set for the
foreclosure sale). Your proof
must be in writing and should
be a copy of your rental agree-
ment or lease. If you do not
have a written rental agreement
or lease, you can provide other
proof, such as receipts for rent
paid. ABOUT YOUR SECU-
RITY DEPOSIT Under state law,
you may apply your security
deposit and any rent you paid
in advance against the current
rent you owe your landlord. To
do this, you must notify your
landlord in writing that you want
to subtract the amount of your
security deposit or prepaid rent
from your rent payment. You
may do this only for the rent you
owe your current landlord. If
you do this, you must do so
before the foreclosure sale. The
business or individual who
buys this property at the fore-
closure sale is not responsible
to you for any deposit or pre-
paid rent you paid to your land-
lord. ABOUT YOUR TENACY
AFTER THE FORECLOSURE
SALE The business or indi-
vidual who buys this property
at the foreclosure sale may be
willing to allow you to stay as a
tenant instead of requiring you
to move out. You should con-
tact the buyer to discuss that
possibility if you would like to
stay. Under state law, if the
buyer accepts rent from you,
signs a new residential rental
agreement with you or does not
notify you in writing within 30
days after the date of the fore-
closure sale that you must
move out, the buyer becomes
your new landlord and must
maintain the property. Other-
wise, the buyer is not your land-
lord and is not responsible for
maintaining the property on
your behalf and you must move
out by the date the buyer speci-
fies in a notice to you. YOU
SHOULD CONTINUE TO PAY
RENT TO YOUR LANDLORD
UNTIL THE PROPERTY IS
SOLD TO ANOTHER BUSI-
NESS OR INDIVIDUAL OR
UNTIL A COURT OR A
LENDER TELLS YOU OTHER-
WISE. IF YOU DO NOT PAY
RENT, YOU CAN BE EVICTED.
AS EXPLAINED ABOVE, YOU
MAY BE ABLE TO APPLY A
DEPOSIT OR RENT YOU PRE-
PAID AGAINST YOUR CUR-
RENT RENT OBLIGATION. BE
SURE TO KEEP PROOF OF
ANY PAYMENTS YOU MAKE
AND OF ANY NOTICE YOU
GIVE OR RECEIVE CON-
CERNING THE APPLICATION
OF YOUR DEPOSIT OR PRE-
PAID RENT. IT IS UNLAWFUL
FOR ANY PERSON TO TRY TO
FORCE YOU TO LEAVE YOUR
HOME WITHOUT FIRST GO-
ING TO COURT TO EVICT
YOU. FOR MORE INFORMA-
TION ABOUT YOUR RIGHTS,
YOU MAY WISH TO CONSULT
A LAWYER. If you believe you
need legal assistance, contact
the Oregon State Bar and ask
for the lawyer referral service.
Contact information for the Or-
egon State Bar is included with
this notice. If you do not have
enough money to pay a lawyer
or are otherwise eligible, you
may be able to receive legal
assistance for free. Information
about whom to contact for free
legal assistance is included
with this notice. Oregon State
Bar: (503) 684-3763; (800) 452-
7636 Legal assistance:
www.lawhelp.org/or/index.cfm
Dated: 7/18/2011 FIRST
AMERICAN TITLE INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, as trustee 3
First American Way Santa Aria,
CA 92707 Signature By:
Brooke Frank, Assistant Secre-
tary Quality Loan Service Corp.
of Washington as agent for
FIRST AMERICAN TITLE IN-
SURANCE COMPANY 2141
5th Avenue San Diego, CA
92101 619-645-7711 For Non-
Sale Information: Quality Loan
Service Corp. of Washington
2141 5th Avenue San Diego,
CA 92101 619-645-7711 Fax:
619-645-7716 If you have pre-
viously been discharged
through bankruptcy, you may
have been released of personal
liability for this loan in which
case this letter is intended to
exercise the note holders
right's against the real property
only. THIS OFFICE IS AT-
TEMPTING TO COLLECT A
DEBT AND ANY INFORMA-
TION OBTAINED WILL BE
USED FOR THAT PURPOSE.
As required by law, you are
hereby notified that a negative
credit report reflecting on your
credit record may be submit-
ted to a credit report agency if
you fail to fulfill the terms of your
credit obligations. ASAP#
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2011,08/17/2011,08/24/2011
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