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^ Mr. Henry stated, that it would seem to be nearly impossible to meet this request by the time required since December 10 is the deadline on the appeals process. . The facts and issues should be looked at in the near future. Jim Croteau, Planning Department, stated that staff sees a dissimilarity between PUD's and condominiums. He will prepare a report to bring back to the council in about two weeks. Ms. Schue agreed that a report should come back. Mr. Delay stated that if PUD's were to be included, the scope of the resolution would have to be adjusted to the scope of the problem. The City's condominium ordinance is related to the State's condominium conversion process, but the subdivision process is not. This problem's scope may be narrower. Most resi- dents at Oak Park are single parents. If they must relocate in the middle of the school year, it would be a hardship. He feels staff should research this item quickly and report back sooner than within two weeks because December 10 is the deadline. Mr. Croteau stated that unless an appeal is filed, the preliminary plat will be approved December 10 with final approval later. An appeal could be filed then which takes 45 to 60 days. All tenants have beEn notified which may take care of the concern regarding lack ~f notice. Mr. DElay asked what would happen if tenants filed an appeal. Mr. Croteau stated thEY would have to file an appeal by the deadline, the appeal goes to the Plannin~ Commission, and then it goes to the counc i 1 . This process would take about three months. Consensus was to have a staff report back on th-s issue in two weeks. D. Emergency Medical Services . Mr. Delay stated that he might have to leave thf' meeting before it is over and he wanted to let the council know that he is oPI~sed to the rate setting mech- anism that is being proposed for emergency medical services. He feels it is more important for the counci 1 to look at alterllat ive del ivery systems due to the uncertainty of the Medical Services, Inc., (Iperation. E. Metropol itan Wastewater Management Cor-1mi ssion Ms. Smith stated that she was presenting to the City a check for $152,900 from MWMC to repay a loan from the City for construction. They are proceeding and have some funding loans for capital constructioll fund design. Construction bonds equal i ng $9 mill i on were awarded at 7.38 percent. F. Donation of Wingard House Mr. L ieuallen stated he had received a letter from the Whiteaker Community Council regarding the donation of the Wingard Hf)use to the City. The house was given to the City to be used in the cooperative housing project. He would like addit iona 1 i nformat ion. Mr. Henry stated that :he house was arranged to be given to the City through the Parks and Recreation Department. He received correspondence from Senator Wi ngard sayi ng he wt)ul d be pl eased if the house were used for cooperative 'housing. The intent is to turn the house over to HCC and the attorneys will be researching how it might be turned over to NEDCO. . MINUTES--Eugene City Council Novembe~ 26, 1980 Page 2 .