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e Roll call vote. The motion failed; 5:4; Ms. Schue, Ms. Wooten, Mrs. Ehrman, and Ms. Bascom voted aye; Mr. Rutan, Mr. Holmer, Mr. Hansen, and Mr. Miller voted nay; Mayor Obie broke the tie by voti ng nay. Mayor obie said he had voted "nay" because Marilyn Odell had been interviewed several times by the council and he did not feel it was fair to ask her to be interviewed again. Mr. Hansen moved, seconded by Mr. Rutan, to interview Mary Young and Nancy Willard for the position on the Downtown Commission. Ms. Ehrman said she would vote against the motion although Ms. Miller had applied for several City positions and had been previously interviewed. Mr. Rutan said several people had told him they did not wish to be intereviewed and turned down time after time. Roll call vote. The motion passed, 5:4. Mr. Hansen, Mr. Rutan, Mr. Holmer, and Mr. Miller voted aye. Ms. Bascom, Ms. Wooten, Ms. Ehrman, and Ms. Schue voted nay. Mayor Obie broke the tie by voting aye. Mr. Gleason announced Ms. Young and Ms. Willard will be interviewed January 28, 1985, in the McNutt Room. e Mayor Obie recessed the meeting briefly about 1 p.m. Mayor Obie reconvened the Eugene City Council in a work session in the McNutt Room at 1 :05 p.m. Ms. Wooten was not present. VI. METRO PLAN MID-PERIOD REVIEW (memo, background information distributed) City Manager Micheal Gleason introduced the item. Teresa Bishow of the Planning Department gave the staff report. She said the Metropolitan Area General Plan requires a mid-period review every 2-1/2 years and a major update every five years. The mid-period review will evaluate progress made in plan implementation and consider changes in the metropolitan area and in planning documents adopted since adoption of the Metro Plan. Ms. Bishow discussed the mid-period review process. Mr. Hansen asked for a short summary of potential problems and issues that will be discussed. Ms. Brody suggested the council receive a consolidated list of issues generated by the staff as well as those raised at the Planning Commission public hearing. The council can add to the list and the issues will be incorporated into the review. Mr. Holmer pointed out an update completed in August 1988 will be a six-year update. Ms. Bishow said the staff interprets text in the Metro Plan to mean that a work program for conducting a major update be adopted five years after the plan was adopted (August 1982). The update process could take a year to - MINUTES--Eugene City Council January 16, 1985 Page 5