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MINUTES – Eugene City Council and June 24, 2019 Page 1 Eugene Urban Renewal Agency M I N U T E S Eugene City Council and Eugene Urban Renewal Agency Harris Hall, 125 East 8th Avenue Eugene, Oregon 97401 June 24, 2019 7:30 p.m. Councilors Present: Emily Semple, Alan Zelenka, Jennifer Yeh, Mike Clark, Claire Syrett, Chris Pryor Councilors Absent: Betty Taylor, Greg Evans Councilor Semple opened the June 24, 2019, meeting of the Eugene City Council in Mayor Vinis’ absence. 1.Applicant Statements for the Human Rights CommissionThree applicants for the Human Rights Commission presented a three-minute statement abouttheir interest in serving the community through board or commission membership: AmandaMcCluskey, Heather Sielicki, and Kirstin London Councilor Semple announced that the Consent Calendar was approved during the work session and highlighted the Neighborhood Matching Grants program. 2.PUBLIC FORUM •Art Farley (Sustainability Commission) - expressed desire for council to address polystyrene. •Victor Odlivak – spoke in opposition to the proliferation of 5G technology. •Eva Bortnick – spoke in opposition to the proliferation of 5G technology. •Sabrina Siegel – spoke in opposition to the proliferation of 5G technology. •Bekki Bruckner – spoke in opposition to the proliferation of 5G technology. •Colin Farnsworth – spoke in opposition to the proliferation of 5G technology. •Joshua Korn - spoke in opposition to the proliferation of 5G technology. •Abraham Likwornik - spoke in opposition to the proliferation of 5G technology. •Hope Vaccher - spoke in opposition to the proliferation of 5G technology. •Barbara Wade - spoke in opposition to the proliferation of 5G technology. •Ron Breaden – spoke in opposition to the payroll tax in Eugene. •Wesley Robins – spoke about personal issues with law enforcement. •Cindy Ingram – discussed downtown bike activity; requested code changes to support business. •Bill O’Brien – spoke in opposition to planting strips ordinance and a camping ban. •David Igl – spoke to renaming Dunn Hall and challenges working elected officials. •John Hagen – spoke about experiences with the homeless. •Eric Jackson – opposed the planting strip ordinance; supported courts becoming court of record. •John Thielking – spoke to a variety of issues including planting strip ordinance and payroll tax. •Jim Ball – voiced concern about climate change impacts on low income individuals. •Roberly Heersch – spoke in opposition to proliferation of 5G technology. •Misha Seymour – spoke in opposition to planting strip ordinance and other policies. •Lourdes Mante – voiced concerns about homelessness and requested for positive solutions. July 22, 2019, Meeting – Item 2A ATTACHMENT H