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.. " \, represented many of the organizations involved in culture and leisure activities in the community and the public at large. tit In October, 1984 a draft of the Culture/Leisure Plan prepared by the Planning Team was presented to the public at an information session and to over 20 boards, commission, and committees with interests in culture and leisure activities. On November 7, 1984 the Eugene Planning Commission held a public hearing on the October draft Culture/Leisure Plan. At a work session held November 19, 1984 the Planning Commission agreed to establish a special t~sk team to revi se the October draft Cul ture/Lei sure Pl an in order to address concerns raised by the public, staff, and commission members. Members of the task team included two Planning Commissioners, two members of the Culture/Leisure Planning Team, and a member of the Performing Arts Commission. < On March 20, -1985 the Culture/Leisure Task Team forwarded the March draft Culture/Leisure Plan to the Planning Commission. The task team also forwarded a recommendation to the Planning Commission that a resolution be adopted by the City Council authorizing the establishment of a publici private partnership to help implement the Culture/Leisure Plan. The Planning Commission held a public hearing on the March draft Culture/Leisure Plan on April 2, 1985. On April 29, 1985 the Planning Commission recom-mended that the City Council adopt the March draft Culture/Leisure Plan with specific additions and deletions based on the Commission's deliberations and the public testimony presented. The Planning Commission's recommended changes to the March draft are incorporated in the April draft Culture/Leisure Plan. Attached for your information is an article entitled "What makes a cultural policy?" that was published in PLACE. e P ltbc 1 m2 e