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MINUTES – Eugene City Public Hearing February 19, 2019 Page 2 <br />9. David Monk – supported efforts to find new revenue to address housing crisis; opposed ordinance. 10. Phyllis Hockley – said Churchwomen United supports the CET to fund affordable housing. 11. Seda Collier – said the CET presents an opportunity to give the City’s Green Building Program teeth. 12. Michael Gannon – urged council to look more aggressively at strategies for needed housing. 13. Celine Harris – said the Democratic Party of Lane County supports a one percent CET. 14. Kim Arscott – supported a CET that makes the construction of missing middle housing affordable. 15. John VanLandingham – encouraged adoption of the CET rate supported by Better Housing Together. 16. Kevin Cronin – spoke as a renter and tenant advocate; supported phased-in CET. 17. Anna Peña – supported a one percent CET to benefit construction of affordable housing. 18. Emily Mooney – supported a one percent CET to benefit construction of affordable housing. 19. Chris Wig – supported immediate passage of a one percent CET to benefit affordable housing. 20. Matthew Katz – supported adoption of a CET to benefit construction of affordable housing. 21. Stephen Carson – asked why the CET would be offset by systems development charge funds. 22. Kevin Orr – supported the CET ordinance; will make affordable student housing accessible. 23. Carmel Perez Snyder – said AARP supports the proposal for a phased CET. 24. Josephine Ruff – supported a one percent CET to benefit construction of affordable housing. 25. Hannah Argento-McCurdy – supported a one percent CET for construction of affordable housing. 26. Sutter Munizich – supported a one percent CET to benefit construction of affordable housing. 27. Tristan Waits – supported a CET to benefit construction of affordable housing. 28. Joshua Caraco – supported a CET as a means to benefit construction of affordable housing. 29. Mary Brorby – urged creativity, giving developers of low-income housing a tax break. 30. Jan Fillinger – supported a CET, but with related changes to the code around lot size, ADUs, etc. 31. Erin Barnhart – supported a CET to benefit construction of affordable housing; social justice issue. 32. Mysti Frost – supported a one percent CET to benefit construction of affordable housing. 33. Steve Coatsworth – spoke about his experience with no-cause evictions; supported CET. 34. John Thielking – opposed current CET proposal, noting effect of 3-D printing technology on housing. Mayor Vinis closed the public hearing. Council Discussion <br />• Councilor Taylor – agreed with those who expressed opposition to a CET on the grounds that it does not generate new revenue. <br />• Councilor Zelenka – noted that the proposed General Fund offset would be temporary; other Oregon communities adopted CETs with a one percent rate; council is committed to taking other steps to address the lack of affordable housing. <br />• Councilor Clark – encouraged everyone to respect the opinions of others; appreciated work done to develop CET proposal; said that larger-scale developers should be included in the conversation about the impacts of a CET. <br />• Mayor Vinis – said there has been a significant amount of public input and public outreach throughout the process of developing the CET proposal; announced that the ordinance was scheduled for action in early April. <br />4. PUBLIC HEARING: An Ordinance Concerning Unlawful Transfer on Vehicular Portion of <br />Right-of-Way, Adding Section 5.170 to the Eugene Code, 1971, and Amending Section <br />5.990 of that Code <br /> City Manager Jon Ruiz introduced the public hearing topic. Mayor Vinis opened the public hearing. <br /> <br /> <br />April 8, 2019, Meeting – Item 2A
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