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- 3. The Board should do its business in a more open manner; and 4. Enforcement procedures should be reviewed. Motion carried unanimously~ A short recess was taken. VII. Canvass of election Results Mayor Keller read a proclamation indicating the results of the election hel d May 23, 1978. It was as follows: Total Yes vote for Measure No. 51--22,898 Total No vote against Measure No. 51--13,427 votes Council Ward 1--Jim Johnston, 717 Bob Lyford, 1,617 Emily Schue, 2,422 Council Ward 4--Doug McKay, 1,461 Gretchen Miller, 1,581 Council Ward 5--D. W. Hamel, 2,280 Liz Heath, 1,631 -- Council Ward 6--Ted Brandt, 1,064 E r i c Haws, 1 , 515 Harley Spencer, 519 Eugene Water and Electric Board Wards 4 and 5--John Bartels, 3,518 Thomas Teutsch, 2,745 Eugene Water and Electric Board-At-Large--Jack Craig, 12,721 Calvin Schmidt, 12,187 - The Mayor proclaimed Measure No. 51 was passed; Emily Schue, Gretchen Miller, and D. W. Hamel received majority of votes cast for Wards 1, 4, and 5, and their names will appear on the City ballot in the November 1978 general election. No Council candidate having received a majority of votes for Ward 6 Council position, the names of Ted Brandt and Eric Haws will be placed on a City ballot November 1978 general election. John Bartels will appear on the City ballot November 1978 as the candi- date for Wards 4 and 5 for EWEB. Jack Craig's name will appear on the City ballot in the November 1978 general election as the candidate-at- large position for EWEB. Mr. Delay was pleased to announce his ward had supported Ballot Measure No. 51. He had a question regarding the necessity of a Council candidate having his name placed on the November ballot again, after he had received a majority in the primary election. He wondered if there was any action 5/31/78--9 /.f 0'