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Mr. Henry noted that this is a call for public hearing in regard to considering permanent closure of Highland Oaks Drive, west of Trillium Street. Mr. Henry noted that this is part of the process for permanent closure. The process began with a petition to close the street from the neighborhood, followed by a temporary installation of the closure, and then there was an analysis and review of the results. The Manager makes a recommendation for a closure and it comes before the council. The council calls for public hearing for the permanent closure. e Ms. Smith moved, seconded by Mr. Lieuallen, to call a public hearing for May 27, 1980, to consider permanent closure of Highland Oaks Drive, west of Trillium Street. Mr. Obie noted that he would like to know the notification procedure for residents within the area. Mr. Gilman stated that all residents adjacent to the street, all those who had signed the petition, and all who had been involved in meetings or hearings would be notified. Mr. Obie asked if all residents of that short street could be notified. Mr. Gilman responded that they could be. Roll call vote; motion carried unanimously. III. PUBLIC HEARING A. New Liquor License Outlet: Sahalie Natural Foods (Package Store License); located 611 East 13th Avenue; applicant: Dana L. Gardner Mr. Henry noted that all is in order and approval is recommended. e Public hearing was opened; there being no testimony, public hearing was closed. Ms. Smith moved, seconded by Mr. Lieuallen, to forward request to OLCC with recommendation for approval, subject to conditions, if any. Roll call vote; motion carried unanimously. IV. EUGENE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMEMT COMMITTEE REPORT--STAFF PRESENTATION (Memo distributed) Mr. Henry stated that this initial report is part of the goal-setting process. A public hearing could be held before final adoption if the council desires. Jim Farah, Planning, will give background information. Mr. Farah stated that on March 28, 1980, the City Council adopted Resolu- tion No. 3102 forming the Eugene Economic Development Committee and gave it a one-year lifetime. This committee was created because of the concern of the Mayor and the councilors in regard to economic development. Because of this important link to the City Council, Mayor Keller chose to chair the committee, and councilors Hamel and Miller sat on the committee as representatives of the council on this 12-person committee. This was . 5/14/80--4