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e Councilor Wooten said she felt that separating private educational institutions from vocational institutions, as proposed by Ms. Miller, was discriminatory toward vocational programs. She said she would therefore oppose the amendment. A roll call vote was taken on Ms. Miller's amended motion to amend the main motion. The amendment carried 5:3, with Councilors Lindberg, Miller, Obie, Schue, and Smith voting in favor; and Councilors Ball, Hamel, and Wooten voting in opposition. Ms. Miller moved, seconded by Mr. Obie, to amend Section 9.404 (c) of the ordinance by terminating the section with the word "housing" and deleting the remainder of the text of (c). Mr. Chenkin said that the intent of this section had been to provide that an institution such as the University of Oregon would not have to obtain a conditional use permit to build dormitories on PL-zoned land owned by the University. Ms. Miller said that this would still be the case, since Section 9.404 deals only with surplus public land, and land owned by the University and needed for dormitories would not be surplus land. A roll call vote was taken on Ms. Miller's motion to amend the main motion. The amendment carried 7:1, with Councilors Ball, Lindberg, Miller, Obie, Schue, Smith, and Wooten voting in favor; and Councilor Hamel opposed. e A roll call vote was taken on the main motion, as amended. Motion carried unanimously. Council Bill 2508 was read the second time by council bill number only. Mr. Obie moved, seconded by Ms. Schue, that the bill be approved and given final passage. Roll call vote, motion carried 5:3, with Councilors Lindberg, Miller, Obie, Schue, and Smith voting in favor; and Councilors Ball, Hamel, and Wooten voting in opposition. The bill was declared passed and numbered 19009. B. Extra-Territorial Extension Request for West Eugene Sewage Project (memo, resolution, background information distributed) Mr. Gleason introduced Bert Teitzel, City Engineer. Mr. Teitzel said that the proposed project contained two parts: construction of a pressure line for the Metropolitan Wastewater Management Commission (MWMC) and construction of a gravity-fed system to serve the Willow Creek area. He said that because the routes of these projects extended outside the corporate limits of the City of Eugene, the approval of the Lane County Local Government Boundary Commission was needed. Mr. Teitzel referred to a letter from John C. Neely, Jr., on this matter, which had been distributed to the councilors in their packets. He said that the MWMC had approved the request on July 8 and that the Eugene Planning Commission had voted on July 9 to recommend approval to the council. Mr. Teitzel noted that Bill pye of MWMC was present to respond to questions from - councilors. MINUTES--Eugene City Council August 9, 1982 Page 8