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ATTACHMENT C <br /> <br /> MINUTES <br /> <br /> Eugene City Council <br /> Regular Session <br /> Council Chamber--City Hall <br /> <br /> February 14, 2005 <br /> 7:30 p.m. <br /> <br />COUNCILORS PRESENT: George Poling, David Kelly, Betty Taylor, Jennifer Solomon, Chris <br /> Pryor, Andrea Ortiz, Bonny Bettman, Gary Pap6. <br /> <br />Mayor Kitty Piercy called the meeting of the Eugene City Council to order. <br /> <br />Mayor Piercy announced that she had signed a proclamation recognizing the 100th anniversary of Rotary <br />International on February 25, 2005. She expressed her thanks on behalf of the City of Eugene for its <br />service to the community in numerous ways. <br /> <br />1. PUBLIC FORUM <br /> <br />Mayor Piercy reviewed the rules of the Public Forum. <br /> <br />Bruce Miller, PO Box 50968, Eugene, stated that he had distributed copies of an article from the <br />February 13, 2005, edition of the Oregonian entitled Lessons from Washington - First of a two-part <br />series, A study in higher ed success, Washington's commitment to colleges pays educational and <br />ecomomic dividends Oregon lacks. He said the article presented a comparison between the University of <br />Washington and the University of Oregon (UO), and asked the councilors to read the article. Mr. Miller <br />urged councilors to also read a booklet entitled Pioneers Administrators of the University of Oregon, <br />which was available at the UO bookstore. He expressed concern that the Pioneers Administrators of the <br />University of Oregon did not accurately depict the UO's leadership. <br /> <br />David Helton, 878 Glory Drive, spoke on behalf of the Woodmen of the World/Community Center for <br />the Performing Arts (WOW/CCPA). Mr. Helton addressed the Housing Policy Board (HPB) Request for <br />Proposal (RFP) process for affordable housing on property adjacent to the WOW Hall's property. He said <br />the CCPA Board of Directors had endorsed the Metropolitan Affordable Housing (Metro) proposal on the <br />following conditions: 1) the WOW Hall be allowed to purchase a lot adjacent to the WOW Hall referred <br />to as the back lot; and 2) Metro be required to make the investments in the WOW Hall and to Metro's <br />building to address noise abatement concerns. He added that the WOW Hall, Metro, and the City of <br />Eugene had agreed to the conditions. Mr. Helton reported that some members of the corntnunity were <br />claiming that the residential development would cause the WOW Hall to be shut down. Conversely, the <br />WOW Hall board and staff acknowledged the facility existed in an urban community and that the area <br />around the facility was bound to redevelop. He added it provided an opportunity to make investments in <br />the WOW Hall to address existing noise concerns. Metro had committed to funding several thousands of <br />dollars in noise abatement measures. <br /> <br /> MINUTES--Eugene City Council February 14, 2005 Page 1 <br /> Regular Session <br /> <br /> <br />
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