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<br />e Mr. Boles reiterated his concerns about the charter. He felt it important to <br /> be clear about how the City deals with a lobbying-oriented, property owners <br /> association. <br /> Roll call vote; the motion failed 4:3, with councilors <br /> Nicholson, Green, Boles, and MacDonald voting against and <br /> councilors Rutan, Robinette, and Bascom voting in favor. <br /> Mr. Boles moved, seconded by Mr. Nicholson, to refer the In- <br /> dustrial Corridor Community Organization's application for <br /> limited recognition to the Neighborhood Leaders Council and <br /> ask the NLC to report back to the council, and that considera- <br /> tion of the resolution be postponed to a later date. <br /> Mr. Green moved, seconded by Ms. Bascom, to have the NLC re- <br /> port back to the council December 2. <br /> Mr. Rutan expressed concern about the council not adopting a charter that was <br /> almost identical to an already council-adopted charter. He also expressed <br /> concern about the short time frame that the council was giving the NLC to <br /> review the ICCO's charter. Mayor Miller concurred. <br /> Mr. Riddle, ICCO member, estimated that the ICCO would not want to continue <br /> seeking limited recognition under the circumstances. He said that the ICCO <br /> has been meeting for two years. He respectfully questioned what the City has <br /> to offer the ICCO. <br />e Mr. Boles said the ICCO was fundamentally different from other neighborhood <br /> organizations. He felt that the ICCO's application provided an opportunity <br /> for the council to be clear about how it would relate to similar organiza- <br /> tions as the ICCO in the future. Responding to Mr. Riddle's question, Mr. <br /> Boles said the City has a lot to offer, including participation in the Neigh- <br /> borhood Leaders Council. <br /> Roll call vote; the amendment failed 4:3, with councilors <br /> Nicholson, Rutan, Robinette, and Bascom voting against and <br /> councilors Boles, MacDonald and Green voting in favor. <br /> Roll call vote; Mr. Boles' motion failed 4:3, with councilors <br /> Green, Rutan, Robinette, and Bascom voting against and coun- <br /> cilors Nicholson, Boles and MacDonald voting in favor. <br /> Mr. Nicholson moved, seconded by Mr. Robinette, to reconsider <br /> the main motion. Roll call vote; the motion passed 5:2, with <br /> councilors Nicholson, Green, Robinette, Rutan, and Bascom <br /> voting in favor and councilors Boles and MacDonald voting <br /> against. <br /> Responding to questions, Ms. Donahue said the Model Charter has been adopted <br /> by resolution by the council. She said the differences between the Model <br /> Charter and the ICCO's charter were outlined in the City Attorney's memo. <br />e MINUTES--Eugene City Council November 4, 1991 Page 3 <br />