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<br />Les Bischoff, 2740 Harlow Road, Eugene, 97401, term to expire
<br />9/30/83; Jim Bjork, 2555 Portland Street #34, Eugene, 97405, term
<br />to expire 9/30/82; Judy Bronson, 1711 Delrose, Springfield, 97477,
<br />term to expire 9/30/84; Liz Cawood, 1728 Minda, Eugene, 97401,
<br />term to expire 9/30/84; Rich Cook, 2810 Madison, Eugene, 97402,
<br />term to expire 9/30/83; Jim Holst, 1582 Hackamore Way, Eugene,
<br />97401, term to expire 9/30/84; Ada O. Lee, 2610 Highland Oak Drive,
<br />Eugene, 97405, term to expire 9/30/83; Cliff Kaylor, 4840 Mahalo
<br />Street, Eugene, 97405, term to expire 9/30/82; Ken Masterson, 490
<br />Palomino Drive, Eugene, 97401, term to expire 9/30/84; Ray McIver,
<br />2540 Snelling, Eugene, 97401, term to expire 9/30/84; Doug McKay,
<br />450 Stonegate, Eugene, 97401, term to expire 9/30/82; Mary Jane
<br />O'Brien, 1892 Olive, Eugene, 97405, term to expire 9/30/82; Larry
<br />Murray, 3272 Strathmore, Eugene, 97405, term to expire 9/30/84;
<br />Dave Plant, 1701 River Loop 1, Eugene, 97404, term to expire
<br />9/30/84; John Prior, 531 East 40th, Eugene, 97405, term to expire
<br />9/30/83; and Jack Wesolowski, 82086 Lost Creek, Dexter, 97417, term
<br />to expire 9/30/83.
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<br />Ms. Wooten stated that she is concerned about the Youth Commission and would
<br />like to know who would be their representative. Mr. Long stated that that
<br />would be up to the Mayor, but staff would suggest someone from Looking Glass.
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<br />Roll call vote; motion carried unanimously.
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<br />IV. ADOPTION OF ANNUAL CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM (memo and background
<br />information distributed)
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<br />Mr. Gleason introduced Jim Farah, Planning.
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<br />Mr. Farah stated that at last Monday's meeting, a public hearing was held on the
<br />CIP, focusing on fiscal year 1982-83. Staff would like to respond to questions
<br />posed from the council.
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<br />Kirk McKinley, Planning, stated that he would address cost benefits of the
<br />City providing and purchasing shelter housing and cost benefits of the EWEB
<br />conservation projects. He was contacted by three separate agencies regarding
<br />housing. The City currently pays $44 per day to keep someone in jail. From
<br />July to September 1981, Buckley House turned away about 120 people, which ended
<br />up costing the City money because those people had to go to jail. Most other
<br />cities have provided shelter housing with Community Development Block Grant
<br />funding because they have a social services orientation. In regard to the
<br />conservation cost-effectiveness, John Etter, Parks Design, had told him that
<br />Parks would take up to one year to perform an energy audit. Most energy savings
<br />will be through caulking, weatherstripping, and adding insulation.
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<br />Ms. Schue asked whether all people who were turned away from Buckley House would
<br />end up in jail and whether there were other alternatives available, such as
<br />Womenspace. Mr. McKinley responded that if Buckley House is full, those people
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