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> I I!. n G rant for $1 630 258 . 0llll11SS10n wou e Res. No. 2766--Authorizing acceptance .of treatment plant design was read by number and title. Mr. Haws moved, seconded by Mr. Hamel, to adopt the resolutien. Roll call vote. Motion carried unanimously. IV. Loan Agreement by which Three Agencies Support Matching 25% for Grant-- Memo and agreement distributed. Manager noted this would authorize the City's matching suppcrt, with the percentage based en usage as set out in the jCint power agreement signed by the three jurisdicticns. He introduced Mr. William Pye, Manager, Metropolitan Wastewater Commissicn, whc was available tc answer questions. Mr. Haws questioned the basis for the percentage, whether it was on actual usage, or potential usage, as he wanted to be sure the City did not pay for more than its fair share. Mr. Pye replied it was based on the agreement forming the Wastewater Management COllll1ission, referring to Section XIII--"the administrative .or other expenses of the CClll11issien pricr to the adcption of a financial plan and receipt of revenues there- from shall be borne 63 percent by Eugene, 24 percent by Springfield, and 13 percent by Lane Ccunty, subject to bUdgetary limitations .of the governing bodies." The 25 percent being requested from the City of e Eugene is its share of the first nine months' estimated cost .of waste treatement facilities planning. The City will be paid back its invest- ment by the direct sale of bonds at a later date. Ms. Smith noted'the Springfield City Council had apprcved the agreement Monday and the Lane County COlll11issioners had approved it Tuesday. Mayc r Keller noted the .original agreement had been set up on a population basis and implemented also as to what the suggested plant cculd handle. Res. Ne. 2767--Authorizing an agreement with the Metropelitan Wastewater Management Commission concerning Eugene's share of the nine-month estimated ccst of waste treatment facilities planning was read by number and title. Mr. Haws moved, seccnded by Mr. Hamel, to adcpt the resolution. Rell call vote. Motion carried unanimously. V. Status Repert of Funding for High Cost Bikeway Facilities--Memo distributed to Council. Manager said this report was in response to a request by a Ceunciler, and noted the meme listed the various facilities and possible fundings, with therecommendaticns that the Bicycle Committee prioritize its requests for facilities. e 10/5!7 7--3 iSY.