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Level A. Police Chief Jim Hill said he understood that the distinction between the two levels was <br />what the City could do without adding additional resources (Level A) and those requiring <br />additional resources (Level B). He expressed concern about tying substations to the Public <br />Safety Coordinating Council's (PSCC) levy. Mr. Johnson added that the council might want to <br />direct staff to "look for opportunities to expand the substation concept as a part of community <br />policing." Mr. Fart said that was his intention. <br /> <br />Mayor Torrey indicated that the council had been asked to meet with a group of people to discuss <br />hate crimes and discrimination and asked the council to direct the Human Rights Commission <br />(HRC) to draft a strategy for doing "outreach to communities of color and disadvantaged" to <br />include in Level A. Mr. Johnson said he had consulted the commission's staff and the task can <br />be included in its work plan, pending adoption. <br /> <br />Mr. Lee noted that the Human Rights Support System (HRSS) would soon be codified as a public <br />service and said the Mayor's suggestion went beyond that, which he supported. <br /> <br />Mr. Kelly asked the council to consider moving Item 1, under Level B Code Revisions to Level A. <br />Mr. Johnson indicated that some elements of the item will be moved. Mr. Kelly also asked that <br />some part of Item 3, Community Emergency Response Teams (CERT), be moved to Level A. Mr. <br />Johnson said that Level A, item 2, Community Emergency Preparedness, was a first step toward <br />CERT and that would be indicated. <br /> <br />At Mr. Rayor's request, staff reviewed the Pre-Incident Planning Effort (Item 7 on Level A). <br />Goal: Sustainable Community Growth and Change <br /> <br />Mr. Meisner expressed concern with the trend of converting older, affordable homes, particularly <br />in the downtown area, into office/commercial properties, with the City ending up having to <br />subsidize their replacements. He suggested addressing the problem through the Land Use Code <br />Update (LUCU). Staff agreed. <br /> <br />Mr. Kelly asked for an early opportunity for council involvement in the LUCU project. <br /> <br />Mr. Pap~ concurred with Mr. Kelly. <br /> <br />Mr. Fart pointed out that the notion to "foster affordable housing" was not addressed in the action <br />priorities on page 34 of the packet. He asked the council to do whatever it could to ensure that <br />entry-level housing was as affordable as possible. <br /> <br />Ms. Taylor said inclusionary zoning, which she believed belonged under this item, would help <br />provide entry-level housing. Mayor Torrey noted that the zoning could not be mandated under <br />State Law. Ms. Taylor added that sustainability was a principle that should underlie all of the <br />council decisions. <br /> <br />Paul Farmer, Planning and Development Director, said staff had researched housing affordability, <br />including the role of livable wages, and a report was forthcoming. Mr. Farr said he was satisfied <br />with staff's awareness of the problem. <br /> <br />Minutes--Eugene City Council July 26, 1999 Page 2 <br /> 5:30 p.m. <br /> <br /> <br />
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