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Mr. Fart indicated he was more comfortable not including the council candidates, but would defer <br />to Mr. Tollenaar. Mr. Tollenaar believed that those individuals' ideas should be considered. He <br />said that even though one would not be elected, the council did not know who that individual was <br />and he felt it would be a safer course to consult with both candidates. Mr. Fart indicated his <br />acceptance of Mr. Tollenaar's rationale. <br /> <br />Mr. Lee said that the motion represented a reasonable approach. He said that the council should <br />spend some time debriefing what went wrong during the tenure of the last manager. Councilors <br />needed to discuss what they expected of the manager as individuals. He said that if felt a little <br />strange to pick an option without the benefit of that discussion. Mr. Lee asked that the council <br />approach the topic as objectively as possible, and advocated for councilors to place their <br />expectations of the manager in writing to avoid politicizing the discussion. <br /> <br />Ms. Nathanson did not perceive a need for a huge shakeup or radical departure from the current <br />situation, adding that did not mean that it was business as usual; the City organization continued <br />to evolve and improve. New ideas and improvements were being put into place. Ms. <br />Nathanson said that she would not have supported Option D, a full-scale recruitment. She <br />preferred Option B as modified, and suggested the council give more thought to the issue of <br />including those not yet elected. She asked about the scope of the decision to involve those <br />individuals: would they be involved in the full four-week process, or would each give a five- <br />minute presentation of their expectations? <br /> <br /> The motion passed, 6:1; Ms. Taylor voting no. <br /> <br />Mr. Wong described how staff would implement the motion adopted by the council. Ms. <br />Swanson Gribskov indicated she would not be in Eugene during the first two weeks of August, <br />and asked that the item be moved up on the council schedule if possible. Mr. Torrey agreed. <br /> E. Work Session: Highway 126 West Interim Corridor Strategy <br /> <br /> Res. No. 4569--A resolution of support for the Highway 126 West Interim <br /> Corridor Strategy. <br /> <br /> Mr. Farr moved, seconded by Mr. Tollenaar, approve the resolution of <br /> support. Roll call vote; the motion passed, 6:1:0; Mr. Meisner abstaining. <br /> <br />The council returned to the motion tabled under item C. <br /> <br />The council agreed to bring the motion off the table. <br /> <br />Mr. Klein said that staff developed an alternative motion to preserve the council's options. He <br />proposed that the council adopt the motion in the staff notes with added language. He reviewed <br />the proposed language. <br /> <br /> Mr. Fart moved, seconded by Mr. Lee, to amend the motion on the table by <br /> substituting the following text: to approve the establishment of a separate <br /> management fund within the Airport Fund that will involve the transfer of <br /> $1,131,835 from the existing Airport reserves and balances, representing the <br /> offset of General Fund payments to the Airport general obligation bond debt <br /> service in fiscal years 1992 and 1993, and to direct staff to schedule a work <br /> <br />MINUTES--Eugene City Council June 24, 1998 Page 10 <br /> 11:30 a.m. <br /> <br /> <br />