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government recommendation would be based on a set of conclusions applying the criterion <br /> developed by the OLCC, to the facts, as determined by the local government. <br /> <br /> Recommendation: <br /> <br /> 1. Support legislation providing local governments with presumptive effect regarding the <br /> issuance of liquor licenses. <br /> <br />E. LIBRARY <br /> <br /> 1. SENATE INTERIM TASK FORCE ON LIBRARY COOPERATION <br /> <br /> The City has an interest in partial funding to provide library resources to all Eugene <br /> residents through a variety of State programs including Oregon LINK and the Net Lender <br /> Reimbursement program. The City will closely monitor legislative proposals to modify <br /> or create new systems of library cooperation at the State level. <br /> <br /> 2. FREEDOM OF EXPRESSION/FREE ACCESS TO IDEAS <br /> <br /> The City will closely monitor legislative proposals that may have the effect of restricting <br /> freedom of expression or access to ideas presented in literature and art, with a view <br /> toward ensuring that both State and U.S. Constitutional guarantees of these freedoms are <br /> not eroded. <br /> <br /> 3. BASIC PUBLIC LIBRARY SERVICE <br /> <br /> Basic library service must remain available to all citizens and taxpayers free of additional <br /> charge. Basic public library service is defined as access to the building and collections, <br /> checking out materials available for circulation and reference, or readers' advisory <br /> assistance. <br /> <br />F. PUBLIC RECORDS <br /> <br /> 1. COPYRIGHT AUTHORITY <br /> <br /> State law permits some agencies to copyright and market data, text compilations, and <br /> indexes of public information. The City will seek copyright authority for software <br /> systems and other electronic and data services and products that have a commercial value <br /> and were developed using public funds. <br /> <br /> 2. EMPLOYEE, JUDGE AND CONTRACTOR RECORDS <br /> <br />City of Eugene Legislative Policies, 2005 Session 51 <br /> <br /> <br />