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for the 1983 financial statements. Eugene was one of ten cities receiving e this award. Dee Ann Raile, Reporting/Control Manager, received the award. 2. New Bicycle Racks for the Hult Center Ms. Bascom introduced Dr. Dennis Collis. Dr. Collis presented a birthday present to the City of Eugene from the SHO organization. The present was several new bicycle racks to be placed in front of the Hult Center. C. Eugene Celebration Ms. Wooten presented members with souvenirs of the Eugene Celebration. She thanked the City staff for the help they have given to the Celebration. II. ROUTINE ITEMS FOR COUNCIL APPROVAL A. Consideration of'City Council Minutes: Joint City Council/Planning Commission Meeting Minutes of June 13, 1984, Regular Meeting Minutes of August 13, 1984, Dinner/Work Session and Regular Meeting Minutes of September 10, 1984, and Regular Meeting Minutes of September 12, 1984 (minutes distributed) Ms. Wooten moved, seconded by Ms. Schue, to approve the City Council minutes of June 13, 1984, August 13, 1984, September 10, 1984, and September 12, 1984. Roll call vote. Motion carried unanimously; 7:0. e B. Segregation of Assessment for Property Located West on Bradley Drive North of Bond Lane; Applicant: Larry and Kathy Jackson (SE 84-9) Ms. Wooten moved, seconded by Ms. Schue, to approve the segregation of assessment as noted. Roll call vote. Motion carried unanimously; 7:0. III. RESOLUTION CONCERNING BALLOT MEASURE 2 (memo, resolution distributed) Res. No. 3880--A resolution of the Eugene City Council opposing the passage and impact of Ballot Measure 2 at the November 1984 election. Mr. Gleason said this resolution was prepared at the request of the council. Ms. Schue supported the resolution but wanted to add public safety and social services along with economic development. Mr. Holmer agreed and suggested a word change in Finding 5. Ms. Wooten said they may well have to reorder funding priorities if Ballot Measure 2 passes and people should be educated about this. Ms. Bascom wanted the resolution to speak to the problems of litigation that could arise from Ballot Measure 2's passage. Ms. Ehrman said the 50 percent voter turnout requirement was an unsolved problem of the e measure. MINUTES--Eugene City Council September 26, 1984 Page 2 ,