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<br /> . <br /> e Mayor Keller requested Mr. Mason provide total expenditures for the <br /> Council for promotions in the area. <br /> Mr. Lieuallen suggested that if Lane County does pass the ordinance, <br /> perhaps it would relieve the City room tax obligation by three-fourths of <br /> one percent. That money could be used rather than request an increase. <br /> Manager felt that perhaps the staffs should cooperate with the Fair Board <br /> in looking for information on models in other cities. He suggested a <br /> delay of perhaps two months to assemble information and propose something <br /> more constructive. <br /> Mayor Keller suggested the type of committee that might be best for hand- <br /> ling this program would be representatives of the Eugene and Springfield <br /> chambers of commerce, Lane County staff persons, representative of the <br /> Civic Center Commission, and one to three members of the industry. He <br /> felt those persons who are directly involved in the business would know <br /> more than lay persons. <br /> It was consensus of Council that City Manager would relay to <br /> Lane County Commissioners a request for delay of action on <br /> the proposed ordinance for two months. <br /> A short recess was taken. <br /> . <br /> V. Consideration of Metro Wastewater Management Commission Budget FY 1979-- <br /> - Manager said the budget has been approved preliminarily by the Metro <br /> Wastewater Management Commission. However, under the Joint Power Agree- <br /> ment, all three jurisdictions must approve before final approval is given <br /> by the Commission. William Pye, Metro Wastewater Management Commission <br /> Manager, was available to answer questions. <br /> Ms. Smith said the Commission had reviewed the budget and felt it to be <br /> adequate. The County is reviewing it today, and Springfield has approved <br /> it. <br /> Res. No. 3058--Ratifying the budget of the Metropolitan Wastewater <br /> Management Commission and authorizing City Manager <br /> to include up to the sum of $107,026 in the proposed <br /> City budget was read by number and title. <br /> Mr. Hamel moved, seconded by Ms. Smith, to adopt the <br /> resolution. Roll ca11 vote. Motion carried unanimously. <br /> VI. Consideration of Code Amendment Re: Licensing Procedures--Memos and <br /> ordinances distributed. <br /> Mr. Williams questioned the section of the ordinance dealing with elec- <br /> trical sales. He said as it read, it would require a license for persons <br /> selling light bulbs, hair dryers, or extension cords. He felt this to be <br /> e iZ/ 13/78 - 7 <br /> "8 <br />