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(e G. Agenda Adjustment Mayor Keller stated that, in regard to Item VIII on the agenda, Amendment of Trespass Ordinance, there were a number of people ready to testify on this item. He said the councilors might want to take a look at this item and perhaps hold it over for a public hearing. Gretchen Miller moved, seconded by Scott Lieuallen, to hold this item over until April 28 for a public hearing with the staff presentation to be made today, and that this item follow agenda Item II, Consortium/Prime S onsor Options. (Date of public hearing later changed to May 12, 980. Mr. Delay stated he would like a preliminary staff report at the meeting today, followed by a public hearing on April 28. Mr. Haws and Ms. Miller agreed. Roll call vote; motion carried unanimously. H. League of Oregon Cities Regional Conference Mr. Allen stated they are still seeking council registrants for the League of Oregon Cities April 15 Regional Conference. If any coun- cilors are planning to attend, they should advise the City Manager's Office. ce II. CONSORTIUM/PRIME SPONSOR OPTIONS--COUNCIL DISCUSSION (memo distributed) \e Mr. Allen stated that the council had approved staff recommendations in concept at a previous meeting and staff had completed the necessary follow-up work. He indicated that Lane County Commissioner Otto t'Hooft would be making a presentation. Lane County Commission Chairman t'Hooft, 83011 Clayton Road, thanked the council for inviting him to speak. He stated he would be speaking for the Lane County Board of Commissioners. They would like the City to consider the consequences of separate CETA administrative roles as to whether these actions will produce the best client services. The County is not asking the City to participate in a program not supported by the City. He asked if the actions leading to duplication of effort in sep- arate programs would provide the best client service. Convenience to staff, either City or County, must not be the primary basis for the action. On April 1, 1980, Lane County decided it could not support two Prime Sponsor programs. He said the County would like to see a single consor- tium with a single operation or to continue in the present prime sponsor/ program agent format. The de 1 i very serv i ce to c 1 i ent s must be the pr imar y consideration. Duplicate administration would cause a financial loss to the clients who need the services. CETA is a training program, and every 4/2/80--3