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.. Mayor Keller asked how much power Eugene is receiving. Mr. Page responded that EWEB receives 200 megawatts of the total of 300 megawatts used by the . city from Bonneville Power Authority and generates the other 100 megawatts from their own plants such as Leaburg and Carmen Smith. IX. CITY MANAGER'S SALARY Mayor Keller stated that the council needs to recommend to approve Mr. Henry's salary. Mr. Lieuallen asked if this is required by an ordinance, or if not, by what means. Mayor Keller responded that it is part of the charter. Ms. Smith moved that the council approve the Mayor's recommenda- tion of the City Manager's salary. Mr. Lieuallen seconded the motion. Roll call vote; motion carried unanimously. The meeting was recessed to the McNutt Room. X. METROPOLITAN PLAN UPOATE--PRESENTATION/OISCUSSION Mr. Delay stated that there is the question of the kind of development and the conditions under which it will occur outside the incorporated areas and the urban service area. He stated he does not feel there will be any resolution but much of the language in the plan relates to this. Mr. Croteau stated there are three basic areas of difference between the City and Lane County. One of those items is the conversion of urbanizable . to urban land and the provision of key urban services. Springfield and Eugene staffs are trying to come up with common ground on those areas of disagreement. They hope to present them to Eugene and Springfield city councils next week. He hopes there will be agreement by the two cities. The staff wants the same documents to go to both Eugene and Springfield city councils and end up with one plan from the two cities. Ms. Mi 11 er stated that Lane County will not agree with what the cities want. Mr. Croteau noted staff has concerns about Policy 12 II-B-5 and would like direction from the council. Ms. Miller stated the very minimal language included should state that development should occur in regard to City standards. Mr. Delay suggested that if the cities are closer in their feelings about how this should be dealt with, then perhaps a stronger position should be taken. Ms. Miller noted that Policy 12 has been accepted by Lane County as it is written. Mayor Keller noted that if it is changed drastically, they could run into problems, since Spring- field has adopted Policy 12. Steve Gordon, L-COG, stated that that was true, but they understand there may be changes. They are showing an open willingness to work with Eugene on common points to represent a joint City viewpoint. Jim Farah, Planning, stated that the City is in a position to make wording changes but not to change the direction from which Springfield came. Mayor Keller suggested adding the language which Ms. Miller suggested in regard to development as City standards. Mr. Delay asked where staff is in terms of what will happen to land outside city limits and inside the urban service boundary. Mr. Lieuallen asked ~:. 7/9/80--13