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e provision of services and the receipt of revenues to support those services; 2) avoid asking City residents to bear the cost on the increased tax base for the first year; 3) increase likely participation in the election; and 4) allow more time for providing information to residents on the issues associated with annexation. Ms. Schue moved, seconded by Mr. Holmer, to accept the staff recommendation for revision of the time frame for a council-initiated annexation of River Road. Responding to a question from Mr. Boles, Ms. Decker said that the earlier schedule would have initiated the annexation about four months sooner and the election would have been held about six months earlier, thus resulting in a longer period of time to bear the additional costs for the unannexed portion. Roll call vote; the motion carried 6:1, with Mr. Holmer voting against. Mr. Holmer said that the issue had already been deferred too long and he saw no reason to postpone it until November 1990. X. MODIFICATION OF HOUSING AGREEMENT WITH EUGENE EMERGENCY HOUSING City Manager Mike Gleason introduced the item. Jan Bohman, Planning and e Development Department, reported that the agreement previously discussed by the council authorized the Manager to enter into an agreement with DH, Inc. that would include a clause that would have the property revert to the City if the facility ceased to be operated as a head-injured facility. That clause was not acceptable to HUD attorneys and a modified agreement was proposed that would include covenants giving the City the right to file suit if operation as a disabled facility is discontinued. Ms. Schue moved, seconded by Mr. Holmer, to authorize the City Manager to execute an agreement with DH, Incorporated, for sale of a portion of the Lincoln School property for a housing project for head-injured individuals. Roll call vote; the motion carried unanimously, 7:0. XI. AUTHORIZATION OF CONTINUATION OF COMMUNITY RESPONSE TEAM UNTIL COMPLETION OF EVALUATION City Manager Mike Gleason requested an expenditure of approximately $7,000 under the current authorization to allow continuation of the Community Response Team (CRT) until the council completes its evaluation of the program. Mr. Bennett supported Mr. Gleason's request. Mr. Boles observed that Mr. Gleason's proposal would maintain continuity of services up until the point of evaluation. e MINUTES--Eugene City Council October 9, 1989 Page 13