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Res. No. 4004--A resolution in support of the Hayward Field Renovation Project. e Ms. Ehrman moved, seconded by Ms. Schue, to adopt the resolution. Roll call vote; the motion carried unanimously, 7:0. Mr. Ehrman moved, seconded by Ms. Schue, to direct the staff to prepare a contract for the purchase of $10,000 of services for the Hayward Field Renovation Project. Roll call vote; the motion carried 6:1 with Councilors Ehrman, Schue, Wooten, Bascom, Rutan, and Miller voting aye and Councilor Holmer voting nay. VI. ANNOUNCEMENT: CLUB WHOLESALE Mayor Obie announced that officials of Club Wholesale will build a store in Eugene. He said he is honored and proud that Eugene has been chosen as the site of a Club Wholesale store. The company specializes in discount sales. He said company representatives contacted the Eugene Development Department in August and received assistance from the Business Assistance Division. He introduced Phil Roark, Club Wholesale Operations Manager, Hoss Rassouli, Club Wholesale Real Estate Manager, and Greg Vik, who owns the property on which Club Wholesale will build. Mr. Roark said Club Wholesale officials are pleased with the opportunity to locate in Eugene and with the hospitality extended to them. Mr. Vik said he e appreciated the help of Doug Eveleth, Bill Sloat, and other Busi ness Assistance Team members. VII. LANE COUNTY CORRECTIONS MASTER PLAN City Manager Micheal Gleason said the Lane County Corrections Master Plan is a regional plan. He introduced Jim Johnson, Lane County Administrator, who discussed the plan. He said the Criminal Process Coordinating Council (CPCC) was formed to advise the Lane County Board of Commissioners about the jail problem. He said the National Institute of Corrections provided experts who consulted with the CPCC. Mr. Johnson said most of the people in the Lane County jail are white males between the ages of 18 and 34 who have low incomes. He said the projections indicate that 468 jail beds will be needed in the future but there are many variables which may change the projections. He sa i d the road fund work program, electronic supervision, and the Community Corrections Center have been added to the corrections program since 1984 but the closing of the old jail created problems. Mr. Johnson said the Lane County Board of Commissioners placed Measures 19 and 20 on the November ballot. The measures will provide an 88-bed addition to the jail, an 80-bed work camp in rural Lane County, another Commun i ty e MINUTES--Eugene City Council September 24, 1986 Page 4