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<br /> ATTACII:MENT C
<br /> MINUTES
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<br /> Work Se~;,;ion
<br /> McNutt Room------Eugene CityH.aJ.!
<br /> Ju.ly 25, 2005
<br /> 530 p,m.
<br />COUNCILORS PRESENT: George Poling, Jenni:f(:r Sok,1n.(w, David Kelly, Betty Taylor, Gary Pape,
<br /> Andrea Ortiz., Ou'is Prynr, Bonny Heitman.
<br />P{)LICE COr\1MISSION; 'l'imL;H;}e, Angie Sifl..lentez, John Brown, C.arla Newbre, Maurke
<br /> Delmer, John Ahk~n
<br />Her Hnn()r }..'layor Kitty Piercy caHed the July 25 work session ofth,~ .Engen,;: City Council to order.
<br />A, COMMITTEERKPORTS AND ITEMS OF lNTERES'IFROM MA V'OR, CITY
<br /> COUNCIL AND CITYMANAGJ.;R
<br />MavorPi.ercv anr.H.H.mc,~d that Eugens: had been named dne of the best waHdrm (:itie:<. in America hv th,,,
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<br />.American Podiatric Medk,-tl Association, She ah,o mentkll)edthat A~.;si~.;tant City~~1anagG Jim Ca:r1son
<br />and cnnsulwni Joshua Proudkll:',t had written ,-m article entitled "Managing a;nd Reporting Sustainabi1ity
<br />Progres8 in City Opemtions" that was featured in t.he SpbngiSmnmer editkm of SustaiN magazine.
<br />\fr. Pryor rcpork,.i thut <'ll.lring- the July 2l, 2005, meetiri;g of t.he La:ne Metro Partneri;hip, an increa:"c in
<br />activity among smal1er G.H:opnnies kKJlx:en reported and that the rec:reallonal vehicle industry 1,V.aS now a
<br />slightly brger cmployer in tht:. area than \-\'{}od prodnds. He Baict the partnership was <xmLinuing towol'k
<br />with Mole(:tdar Probes and \ViHiams Bakery on their rdoeatlons. He said employers were beginning to
<br />experience (l shmtage. of s;-:mployabk people, whkh emp.hasized th,,, :im.portance of linkages between.
<br />employment and training, He annmmced th;:lt ;;::mployrnltnL award~.; v{ould he prei?,ented at a luncheon on
<br />August 2.5, 2005, at ths;-: Valley River ImL
<br />tyls. ReHman reminded residents in wards 1 and 2 that tbe Mayor's Ot1<;:.on--one wnversation would he
<br />held on July 2(j at Market iJf Choki:: on 291h Avem.le and\VillameUe Stn..>cL
<br />Ms. Ortiz described a recen.t report by thcmV AHiaHeeHo the Lane Cmmty Hunmn Services (:ommissi.on,
<br />She said the. alEance 'was cutting its nctXlk exchange program and u::ling Hmitcd {(sources to provide
<br />insurance for people who wen:: H.rV~positive inste<!d of prevention i;ervke~'L She said the ncedk excha:ng(~
<br />program. cost $ t 40,000 mmually and was too expensive to bz~ c.ontinued, She not<;:d Hwt the alliance
<br />reponed no lW\V cases of HI V among youth and Mk<,x:l anyon.e \vith i;uggestkms on how to maintam
<br />prevention programs to contact the allianc.e.
<br />!vIs. OrtiJ.~ reponed that she spoke at Lan,~ C\rmmu.n:ity (}oLkg,~ (Lee) youth emprn.<;enm:::nt classes for
<br />drUdren of color and encuuragedYGung people to becorne involw'd in the pohtical pwce::;:", a::; ~Ndl as to
<br />consider mcd.ical and puhlic s.atdy careers, She ::;aid th<lt Fire Chief'fom Tallon w.<'!S sending a repre:.->enw-
<br />tive to the d.aBsCB to foHow up with i.nterested students. ..
<br />MINUTES..... Eugene City Council July 25, 20n5 Fag;;:: 1
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