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D. Combined Meeting of Mayors, City Councils, and Lane Commissioners-- . Manager said Springfield had suggested the meetinQ of all three groups Friday, November 18, 11:30 a.m., Thunderbird Estate Room. The purpose of the discussion would be to have a thorough, in-depth discussion and presentation on economic development arrangements for the Metro area. He said this meeting date had been suggested, as L-COG Council and City Council's representative would be re- quired to vote on the economic development issue at the December 1 meeting. E. Budget Committee Meeting--Manager said a Committee meeting would be held Thursday, December 1, 7:30 p.m., McNutt Room. Three budget appointments need to be made before that date. Discussion will revolve around the five-year forecast, budget proceedings and scheduling for 1977-78, and areas of emphasis and de-emphasis. F. Council Meeting, November 23--Manager requested Councilors indicate plans to attend to ensure a quorum. A consensus of Councilors determined there would be a quorum. G. Introductions--Manager introduced Don Nelson, reporter for the Register-Guard, who would be taking Lee Wilkinson's place. Also introduced was Kent Gorham, Human Rights Specialist in the City Manager's Office. Mr. Gorham had graduated from Rutgers University as an attorney, worked for several years for TWA, had spent time as a teacher in New York City, and also been affiliated with the e Peace Corps in Brazil. H. L-COG Make-up Session on T-2000 Plan--A make-up session has been scheduled for Thursday, November 10, at 7 a.m. in the L-COG conference room. This would be for City Councilors, Mayors, and Lane Commissioners who had missed the November 8 presentation. Mr. Haws wondered if the presentations would be made to different neighborhood groups in the city. John Porter, Planning Department, said that was true; however, this special make-up session was just for City officials. He said a calendar of presentations for neighborhood groups would be presented to Council. 1. 1990 Metro Plan Policy Committee--Mr. Bradley said a meeting would be held Thursday, November 10, 7 a.m., Carrow's Restaurant, Springfield. J. Tri-Agency Policy Board--Mr. Bradley reported on the meeting last week with the following decisions made: 1) The issue of required amendment to establish a spay-neuter clinic had been referred to the attorneys of the three jurisdictions, with the decision from them expected by November 15. The Policy Board will have 15 days thereafter to resolve any differences and make a recommendation back to the three jurisdictions. 2 ) The Policy Board affirmed that additional amendment to the original agreement was not needed for a spay-neuter program. The Board asked the various jurisdictions to reconfirm the September amendment to the Tri-Agency agreement which e had been passed by Lane County and Eugene, but not by Springfield; 11/9/77--3 83/