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. - e I . Councilman Murray asked for a report on the st~tuslof planning department reV1S10n of residential and commercial codes in the normal p1ahning workload. He said he was requesting again that the commercial code revis'ion' come first. He said also he still was not satisfied with the response of how one deals with the question of whether there is adequate commercial property in the South Eugene area - community commercial for day-to-day needs - between now and 1990. Mr. Saul said that staff felt an analysis of commercial property in the South Eugene area would be addressed in part in the update of the General Plan along with all other areas of the city. Councilman Bradley sug- gested that probably the only legitimate way to decide whether there was enough com- mercially zoned property in the South Eugene area was on an ad hoc basis - demonstration of public need by property owners requesting zone changes from residential to commercial. I. Youth Ad Hoc Colflflittee Appointments bl} Mal}or - List of appointments has been distributed to Council members. Mal}or Anderson has asked Jim Forbes to chair the conmittee which includes the following: Jim Forbes, 550 Ri ver Road Sallie Meek, -1045 Monroe Jim Williams, 1857 Universitl} Dr. David Mortimore, 200 N. Monroe Vernon Kammack, 2055 Patterson Ll}dia Lackllrm, 3570 W. 11th Gary Weber, 14.35 Arnberland pierre Van Rl}sselberghe, Jr., 2880 Alta Vista Court Jennl} Gordon, 1136 E. 20th Craig Rutledge, 1963 Stonecrest Drive Greg Olson,' 1410 W. 28th Place Comm 1/28/76 Affirm That colflflittee will assess the need for a local Youth Commdssion and hopes to have a report back within 90 days. Mayor Anderson noted that Mr. Bradlel} will serve as council representative to the commi ttee. J. Appointment of Council Representative to Tri-Agencl} Animal Control - Mr. Bradley suggested that, in view of the fact that he and Mr. Hamel served on the task force, thel} both be appointed as council representatives, Mr. Bradlel} to serve for the first six months and Mr. Hamel for the last six months of the yea+. Comm 2/4/76 Affirm Hrs. Beal moved seconded bl} Hr. Haws to appoint Hr. Rradlel} and Mr. Hamel in the manner suggested. Mr. Williams wondered if, in view of recent discussions on the importance of continuitl} and experience in serv~ng on boards and commissions, there would be anI} problems with turning the duties over to another representative at the end of six months. Mr. Bradlel} did not feel there would be problems but said thel} would come back to Council before the end of the first six months if anI} difficulties seemed apparent. Vote was taken on the motion which carried unanimousll}. K. Field Burning - Mr. Murral} raised a question on what progress is being made on behalf of the citl} of Eugene to curb the field burning - he wondered if the Citl} is precluded from participating as activell} as the seed growers in attempting to satisfy its concerns. Hayor Anderson noted that Eugene' s i.nterests are being addressed in one form by good representation on the Field Sanitation ComDcittee. Efforts are continuing despite difficult obstacles, one, being reluctance on the part of the seed industry to resolve the issue. In the interim, however, MaYl?r Anderson thought the development 83 2/9/76 - 21