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Regarding the allocation policy, Mr. Delay wondered if there was any kind of implicit priority among the list of criteria. Mr. Miller said it was not intended as a prioritization of criteria. He noted this ,was not a ~ final policy and the provision of the agreement will allow staff and ~ Council to make changes as needed. Ms. Miller requested interpretation of Item 3-b regarding CETA regulations and residents. Mr. Miller said Federal regulations prohibit residents from a Prime Sponsor jurisdiction to have CETA jobs in a Prime Agent jurisdiction. This was an attempt to define the policy with clear guide- lines. He said if there is a job under a subgrant administered by the City, only city residents can apply. If the County will also be adminis- tering subgrants within the City limits, then county and city residents could apply. Mr. Lieuallen felt that was a disadvantage of the whole process, and noted there were some disadvantages to the City's becoming a Prime Agent. Regarding the PAAC, he requested that both he and Mr. Obie be allowed to serve in the interim period. Mr. Miller said the ETAC was the official advisory council to the County as a Prime Sponsor and such an advisory group is Federally required. An advisory council is not required for a Program Agent. However, the City has chosen to have one to obtain Council and citizen involvement. Mr. Delay moved, seconded by Ms. Smith, to adopt the three recom- mendations as outlined by Mr. Miller; to authorize City members of ETAC, including Mr. Obie and Mr. Lieuallen to serve on the advisory committee during the interim; and to authorize staff to begin drafting an ordinance to address coordination of the various ~ activities as outlined by Mr. Miller. Motion carried unanimously. ,., ~ )ul~~de, seconded, Charles T. Hen~ City Manager and passed, the meeting was adjourned. CTH:OT:pm/CM8b1 2/28/79--12 . 131f