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Emily Schue: John Van Landingham, Caroline Frengle, and Jonathan Pincus e Cynthia Wooten: Caroline Frengle, Carl Hosticka, John Van Landingham, and Martha Filer Mark Lindberg: John Van Landingham, Caroline Frengle, and Jonathan Pincus Brian Obie: Don Kinnel, John Van Landingham, and Caroline Frengle Bill Hamel: Barbara Chinn, Sarah Chandler, and Paul Bogan Gretchen Miller: John Van Landingham, Caroline Frengle, and Carl Hosticka. The council selected the following to be interviewed for the Joint Housing Committee openings: Caroline Frengle, Carl Hosticka, Don Kinnel, and John Van Landingham. Ms. Schue asked if any of those applying for the Joint Housing Committee were active in a neighborhood association. Ruth Miller, Neighborhood Liaison, stated that Caroline Frengle has been active although not a neighborhood leader. Mark Lindberg indicated that Ms. Frengle had been a board member of the Neighborhood Housing Resource Center and lives in the Jefferson Neighborhood but is not on the Jefferson board. He indicated he was not sure about Mr. Van Landingham's association, but he has provided support to the neighborhoods as an attorney. Council consensus was for staff to determine when the interviews would be held. D. Introduction of New Public Service Officer Mr. Gleason announced that Loren Stubbert will be the Public Service Officer e in the City Manager's Office for the next six months. E. Meetings Mr. Gleason announced a Budget Committee meeting at 7:30 p.m. on July 21 in the McNutt Room; a joint meeting and task force report of industrial land use on July 15 at 11:30 a.m.; and the Monday night council work dinner session to be held at the Treehouse at 5 p.m. F. Fire Fighters' Settlement Gary Long stated that a two-year settlement had been made with the Fire Fighters' Association which includes this year's negotiations. The City and the Union decided to go with a two-year settlement rather than one year. He introduced Bruce Mulligan and Frank Jackson to provide additional information. Mr. Mulligan stated that the labor agreement is for an 8-1/2 percent increase on July 1, 1981, with a 1.6 percent market adjustment on January 1, 1982; the figures for July 1, 1982, depend upon the Consumer Price Index. $465,000 is the total cost for the first year. He thanked the fire fighters for their aid in the negotiations. Mr. Jackson stated that he represents Local 851 and thanked staff for their cooperation. The settlement was finally reached with an increase in the medical package, and they can now go forward with the Joint Labor/Manage- ment Committee which is the first in the State. Mayor Keller noted this is proof that people can work together to solve mutual problems. e MINUTES--Eugene City Council July 8, 1981 Page 3