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MINUTES – Eugene City Council Meeting March 11, 2019 Page 1 MINUTES Eugene City Council Harris Hall, 125 East 8th Avenue Eugene, Oregon 97401 March 11, 2019 5:30 p.m. Councilors Present: Emily Semple, Jennifer Yeh, Alan Zelenka, Mike Clark, Chris Pryor Councilors Absent: Greg Evans, Betty Taylor, Claire Syrett Mayor Vinis opened the March 11, 2019, meeting of the Eugene City Council. 1.CEREMONIAL MATTERSMayor Vinis introduced the Executive Director Ed Boyd of the Oregon Accreditation Alliance, whopresented Police Chief Chris Skinner with the Eugene Police Accreditation. 2.PUBLIC FORUM1.Todd Boyle – spoke to the need for low-income people to be able to afford housing.2.Jon Kloor – spoke to Northwest Natural’s de-carbonization goals and plans.3.Lauri Segel – requested a moratorium on 5G infrastructure.4.Joseph Vaccher – addressed the 5G infrastructure installation near his property.5.Kathy Ging – read a portion of a letter by Harry Leeman.6.Bekki Bruckner – insisted the City place a moratorium on 5G infrastructure.7.Charles Coxon – continued reading the letter by Harry Leeman.8.Gwen Jaspers – spoke to her concerns about 5G.9.Sabrina Siegel – spoke to her personal experience with electromagnetic sensitivity.10.Jesse Hubbe – called for a moratorium on 5G infrastructure.11.Victor Odlivak – demanded an immediate moratorium on 5G technology.12.Colin Farnsworth – requested that council consider a moratorium on 5G technology.13.Loretta Huston – requested a moratorium on 5G technology infrastructure.14.Ron Breaden – spoke to the impact of excessive taxation on low-income people.15.John Ammondson – urged council to take action on plastic pollution.16.Alyssa Gilbert – spoke to her concerns about plastic pollution.17.Elizabeth Radcliffe – thanked council for taking action on banning polystyrene.18.Eliza Kashinsky – urged council to take more immediate action on housing.19.Joshua Korn – spoke to military usage of technology similar to 5G.20.Betzi Hitz – spoke in support of a swift transition to electric vehicles.21.Linda Perrine – urged the City to consider action toward electric vehicle infrastructure.22.Stefan Strek – expressed concern that the City isn’t listening to its residents.23.Tom Kwock-Hing – expressed frustration that his complaints haven’t been addressed.24.Jim Ball – urged the City to work toward smart electrification.25.Timothy Morris – asked the City to do more to address the concerns of renters.26.Linda Heyl – outlined emission trends from recent reports she finds concerning.27.Ryan Moore – spoke to the power differential between owners and renters.28.Josh Caraco –spoke to the importance of renter protections.29.Daniel Ivy – requested swift action to address the housing crisis.30.Donna Riddle – expressed dismay at the lack of action of on housing for the homeless.31.Dallas Smith – urged council to remove limitations on accessory dwelling units.32.Julian Leiberan-Titus – expressed concern at the rapidly rising cost of housing. ATTACHMENT B April 22, 2019, Meeting - Item 2A