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.. e CB 3039--An ordinance establishing regulations for items marketed for use with controlled substances requiring licenses; amending Section 3.005 of the Eugene Code, 1971; adding Sections 3.300, 3.302, 3.304, 3.306, 3.308, 3.310, 3.312, and 3.314 to that Code; and declaring an emergency. Councilor Holmer moved, seconded by Councilor Bascom, that the bill, with unanimous consent of the council, be read the second time by council bill number only, and that enactment as amended be considered this time. The motion carried unani- mously. Councilor Holmer moved, seconded by Councilor Bascom, that the bill be approved and given final passage. The motion carried unanimously. {/Q562.) Council Holmer moved, seconded by Councilor Bascom, to direct the staff to consider 100 percent of the applicable costs of fee recovery. The motion passed unanimously. Councilor Ehrman said she would like more information as to what staff takes into consideration when determining fee recovery. She suggested that the City not simply look at 100 percent fee recovery in this area alone, but consider it across the board. e The council recessed for ten minutes. IV. RECOMMENDATION FOR COUNCIL POSITION ON WILLAMETTE FOREST PLAN Councilor Rutan gave a brief overview of the agenda item. He said that the Council Committee on Economic Development (CCED) had reviewed the forest plan. He said CCED had carefully worked to define its scope of review. CCED received input from both sides of the issue. The issues revolve around resource management of the State's most valuable national resource. Council- or Rutan said the issues all came down to the allowable cut that can occur in anyone year. The preferred alternative, alternative J, goes through an extensive analysis as regards to different management practices, land set- asides from roadless areas, etc., and recommends an allowable cut of 568 million board feet per year. Councilor Rutan said that the council has the majority report from Councilor Holmer and himself, and the minority report from Councilor Wooten. Councilor Rutan acknowledged that the plan was very complex but the basic economic issues are very straightforward. He noted that the recommendation from Councilor Holmer and himself parallels closely that of Lane County. Lane County recommended that the allowable cut be somewhere between 650 million and 850 million board feet. Additionally, the Governor's Office has studied the plan, and the CCED majority recommendation is very close to the recommendation prepared by the governor's staff. Councilor Rutan said the tit MINUTES--Eugene City Council May 9, 1988 Page 13