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E. Design Review Committee Meeting e Ms. Bascom reported that the Design Review committee for the Sixth/Seventh Street project, phases two and three, was receiving input from property owners today frorn noon to 6 p.m. at Western Sizzling Steakhouse. She said designs would be displayed, and abutting property owners were invited to submit comments. F. Joint City Council/Airport Commission Meeting Mayor Obie announced that a joint meeting has been tentatively scheduled for the December 12 City Council dinner session. G. Mayor's Nominations to City Boards and Commissions Mayor Obie said he would start the process of determining his nominations to various City boards and commissions, which would be submitted to the council. He intends to complete the process by January 1,1986. He invited the coun- cilors to notify him of those applicants they would like him to consider so that interviews can be scheduled. H. Southern Willamette Research Corridor Event Cathy Briner, acting director of the Development Department, noted that the Southern Willamette Research Corridor was celebrating its third anniversary by hosting an event for state business leaders and legislators. She added that e City Manager Mike Gleason currently serves on the steering committee. 11. ROUTINE ITEM FOR COUNCIL APPROVAL: CITY COUNCIL MINUTES OF OCTOBER 23, 1985 AND OCTOBER 28, 1985 (minutes distributed) Ms. Wooten moved, seconded by Mr. Hansen, to approve the City Council minutes of October 23 and October 28, 1985. Roll call vote; the rnotion carried unanirnously, 7:0. III. RIVERFRONT RESEARCH PARK COMMISSION AND INTERGOVERNMENTAL AGREEMENT (memo, ordinance, intergovernmental agreernent executive summary distributed.) Assistant City Manager Dave Whitlow introduced the item. Cathy Briner of the Development Department presented the staff report. She said two developments had occurred since the last update--the search for a developer was being extended, and the non-profit corporation was being replaced by an intergovern- mental agreement in commission form to oversee development of the project. Ms. Briner explained that the change in organization had resulted in Uni- versity of Oregon representatives being advised to conduct a more rigorous nationwide search for a developer. She also said the commission being pro- posed was for a public advisory group composed of experts in development or in science and research. The commission would have seven members, with four e MINUTES--Eugene City Council November 20, 1985 Page 2