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C. Councilor Holmer's Absence e Councilor Holmer stated that he would purchase two of the Eugene Celebration mugs for a gift to a restaurant operator in Kakegawa. He said he would be leaving for Eugene's sister city on October 1, 1983, and would be returning to Eugene on October 18, 1983. He said he might be absent for any interviews for the Planning Commission vacancies but said he had asked the staff to develop a list of the current commissioners, identifying them by sex, occupation, and age as a tool for reviewing the list of applications. D. Appointments 1. Consideration of Council Subcommittee Nomination to the Youth Commission (memo distributed) Mr. Gleason introduced the agenda item. He said that there were also memos noting nominations for the Aging and the Minorities ~ommissions. Ms. Schue moved, seconded by Mr. Lindberg, to appoint Lori Salzarulo, 1760 West 17th, to fill the unexpired term of Dave Kanner on the Youth Commission, term to expire January 1, 1986; Benjamin Taitel, 2115 Brittany, to fill the unexpired term of David Quinlan on the Aging Commission, term to expire January 1, 1986; and Tigre Tividad, PO Box 1616, as an alternate on the Minority Commission. Roll call vote; the motion passed unanimously, 7:0. 2. Balloting for Planning Commission finalists/Set interview time e (memo, ballot distributed) Mr. Gleason introduced the agenda item. The councilors submitted their ballots to the Assistant City Manager for tally. Those selected for interviews were announced later in the meeting. E. Announcements 1. City's Receipt of Emergency Medical Services Award Councilor Schue said she attended the September 24, 1983, luncheon of the Statewide Association of Emergency Medical Technicians. She said the EMS Agency of the Year was presented to Eugene/Springfield Emergency Medical Service. She said she was happy to receive the plaque, especially since she had been on the council at the time that Eugene and Springfield fire departments were forced into the situation due to the collapse of the private ambulance service. She said a duplicate of the plaque will be made for presentation to the City of Springfield. Mr. Gleason also complimented the two fire departments, praising their coordination efforts. He added that the Eugene/Springfield service would also be competing on the national level. 2. Presentation of Municipal Finance Officers Association Certificate of Conformance Mayor Keller stated that the certificate was presented to the City of Eugene e Finance Office for its FY82 annual financial report, representing the highest form of recognition in government accounting and financial reporting. Mayor Keller said that Eugene was one of eight government entities receiving the MINUTES--Eugene City Council September 28, 1983 Page 2