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e L. 11th Avenue/Willamette Street Development Mr. Nicholson wondered when the 11th Avenue/Willamette Street Development issue would be heard by the council. Mr. Boles said that the project was being discussed by the Downtown Commission, and it would forward a recommen- dation to the council. Ms. Marentette, City Manager's Office, said it was on the council's December 4 agenda. M. Disabled Parking in Attended Lots Mayor Miller said people with disabled parking stickers on their license plates were being required to pay for parking in attended lots. His recol- lection was that council had decided not to charge people with the appropri- ate plates for parking. Staff noted that the cost for providing free parking for this population was inconsequential. Mr. Boles moved, seconded by Mr. Green, that people with the appropriate license plate stickers be provided with free park- ing at attended parking lots, and to review the policy in a year. The motion passed, 5:1; Ms. Bascom opposed. N. Compensation Report Mayor Miller said he needed more information on the City's external review of its Compensation Report. He said he would pursue the topic and report back to the council. Mr. Boles suggested that council members with concerns (May- e or, Ms. Bascom, and Mr. Nicholson) meet with the City Manager and distribute additional information to the rest of the council. The information may be used to respond to questions, should they arise, during the Eugene Decisions workshops. Mr. MacDonald cautioned councilors not to draft anything as poli- cy that has not been approved by the entire City Council. III. RESOLUTION CONCERNING OREGON BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT FUND FINANCING FOR LANE PLYWOOD, INC. Mike Sullivan, Development Division, gave background information on the reso- lution. Lane Plywood, Inc. has applied to the Oregon Business Development Fund (OBDF) for financing to assist the company with the installation of pollution control equipment, which would bring the company into conformance with LRAPA and DEQ standards. The City's part in this is to approve the project by approving the resolution. Responding to questions, Mr. Sullivan said the company is expanding it pollu, tion control capacity and the project does not compete directly with any other project. The OBDF program is continuously available on a first-come, first-served basis. Mr. Boles moved, seconded by Mr. Green, to approve Resolution 4282 as amended and presented to council today, The motion passed unanimously, 6:0. - MINUTES--Eugene City Council November 13, 1991 Page 5 Lunch Work Session