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D. Downtown Manager e Councilor Hansen asked that the council be brought up to date on the Downtown Commission and where the council stands on the situation with the Downtown Manager. He also asked the council to consider some response to the letter received regarding the Woonerf project. He said the citizen had stated some , specific concerns which should be answered. E. Public Works Association Subcommittee Councilor Holmer said he attended a meeting of the American Public Works Associ- ation in Detroit last week. He said that he has been asked to serve on its subcommittee on state/local relations, partly in response to the council's Legislative Subcommittee recommendation against a bill which would have granted authority to the State Legislature to determine any goods or services provided by any local government. He said the bill did not receive a hearing before a legislative committee. F. Appointments 1. Mayor's appointment to the Joint Agency Committee for Review of Sanitary Sewer Fees (memo distributed) Councilor Schue announced that Ms. Smith has agreed to serve on this committee. 2. Mayor's appointment to the Bicycle Committee (memo distributed) e Councilor Schue announced that the Mayor has appointed Ruth BreMiller, 590 West 29th Avenue, to this committee. 3. Mayor's nominations to the Eugene Private Industry Council (memo distributed) Ms. Smith moved, seconded by Mr. Lindberg, to approve the Mayor's appointments of Pat Pooley, 2496 Harris Street; Sandra Rolene, 82 Howard Avenue; and Al Thompson, 1333 Oak Patch Road, Apt. 93, to the Private Industry Council. Ms. pooley's term to expire Dec. 31, 1985. Ms. Rolene's and Mr. Thompson's terms to expire Dec. 31, 1986. Roll call vote; the motion passed unanimously, 7:0. In response to a question by Mr. Holmer in regard to the Mayor's appointments to the Private Industry Council, Mr. Ball said there are specified slots on the council for private and other sectors. City Manager Micheal Gleason said that federal law requires the council to be the private/public partnership. He said that further information will be supplied on how the positions are solicited. 4. Balloting for Planning Commission finalists/Set interview time (ballot, applications distributed) Councilor Smith suggested that balloting for Planning Commission members be delayed until September 28, 1983. She asked staff to contact applicants on file to determine their willingness to serve prior to balloting. e MINUTES--Eugene City Council September 21, 1983 Page 2