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. done to have the matter come before the Council. Ms. Miller felt it would be e helpful to have the extent of the problem and analysis from the Joint Housing Committee and discussion of the balancing of the variety of problems ranging from people on fixed incomes or those who prefer not to convert, people who will be displaced and where they might go, results and impact on central city housing patterns, etc. Mr. Lieuallen moved, seconded by Ms. Schue, to direct the staff and the Manager to get data from whichever departments are involved, and get back with a recommendation on the scope of the problems and the options within two weeks. Manager suggested that two months would be a better time frame. Mr. Lieuallen responded that it should be done now or it will not be timely. Ms. Schue wondered about simply having answers on whether a moratorium would be possible in two weeks. Mr. Lieuallen said that had really been the intent of his motion. Manager said that, as a compromise, within a month staff could have a status report laying the groundwork on whether there could be a moratorium. With consent of the second, Mr. Lieuallen altered his motion to that effect. Vote was taken on the motion, which carried unan- imously, and it was understood staff would have a status report in a month laying groundwork on whether there could be a moratorium. VI. STATE DEPARTMENT ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT REFERRAL ON PROPOSED MCKENZIE-WILLAMETTE PORT DISTRICT A draft of a letter has been presented to Council addressed to the Oregon - Department of Economic Development outlining concerns and comments of the Eugene Economic Development Committee, as developed at their meeting of September 11, 1979. Ms. Miller said the Committee suggested that the letter be redrafted to make it more positive in tone and more neutral, less expressive of its fears. Manager said that, as he understood it, the urban service boundary is the projected boundary. It does go through Glenwood. He said they have verbally promised they will not include property within. the City of Eugene. Ms. Smith moved, seconded by Ms. Miller, to approve the letter as drafted and forward to the State Department of Economic Development. Motion carried unanimously. VII. SCHEDULING OF MAJOR CAPITAL OUTLAY ACTIONS-- FISCAL IMPACT REPORT AND FURTHER DISCUSSION Manager said there is some urgency on these matters because of placing items on the November ballot. Ms. Smith said she would like to discuss the projects in more detail, and would therefore like to defer discussion until the Council retreat on September 20 and 21. e 52,0 9/19/79.--8