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<br /> 0 <br /> the Women's Commission. Mr. Haws explained that all commissioners e <br /> who reapplied, as well as current alternates, are being recommended <br /> for appointment. For any additional vacancies, interviews were <br /> conducted from those who applied. <br /> Mr. Haws moved, seconded by Mr. Hamel, to accept recommendations <br /> for the Youth, Minority, Handicapped, and Aging Commissions, <br /> as well as the two agreed upon recommendations for the Women's <br /> Commission. Motion carried unanimously. <br /> Mr. Obie suggested that the entire Council interview the two candi- <br /> dates on which there was a difference of opinion for the Women's <br /> \ Commission. The two candidates are Linda Wilson and Doris Storms. <br /> Mr. Obie moved, seconded by Mr. Hamel, that the Linda Wilson <br /> and Doris Storms be interviewed by the entire Council at the <br /> time of the Planning Commission interviews. <br /> Mr. Haws said he didn't wish to interview the two people again. <br /> Ms. Smith said she would like to hear from Women's Commission <br /> president Sarah Lichtenstein. Mr. Bradley felt that, if Ms. <br /> Lichtenstein commented at this time, her remarks might be directed <br /> toward a certain applicant, which would be inappropriate. <br /> Vote was taken on the motion which carried, all Council members <br /> present voting aye except Mr. Haws and Mr. Lieuallen voting e <br /> no. <br /> Mr. Haws felt that in the future more action should be taken to make <br /> sure that qualified candidates apply. <br /> G. Joint County Commissioners-Council Meeting--February 7 at 6:00 p.m. <br /> is the tentative date set for a joint dinner meeting between the <br /> City Council and the County Commissioners with. Springfield. Agenda <br /> items will be distributed later. <br /> II. ANNEXATION REPORT AND DISCUSSION--A report was distributed December 9, <br /> 1977, and the LCDC staff-proposed draft rule was distributed with the <br /> agenda. <br /> Mr. Saul, Planner, explained that the report had a three-fold purpose: <br /> To apprise the Planning Commission and City Council what was not hap- <br /> pening regarding annexation proposals submitted already to Eugene; <br /> apprise the Planning Commission and City Council of some of the major <br /> questions and issues involved regarding review of annexations under <br /> recent changes in state legislation, particularly in Senate Bill 570 <br /> and the Peterson vs. Klamath Falls Supreme Court decision; apprise the <br /> Planning Commission and City Council of the draft rule prepared by <br /> LCDC dealing with the question of annexations and, more particularly, <br /> e <br /> .q3l 12/21/77--2 <br />