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fib} The use of the alternate product will not pose threats to the public health and safety. ~4} To the extent of available resources, the city manager shall determine whether all products covered by subsections 6.7101}_~3} qualify as ozone-depleting products under the criteria adopted pursuant to section 6.7253}. If the manager determines that a product does so qualify, the manager shall propose, by rule, to include the product on the List referenced in paragraph ~1}fib} of this section. If the manager determines that a product does not so qualify, the manager shall propose, by rule, that the product be excluded from the list referenced in paragraph ~1}~}, ~5} Notwithstanding any other provision of the Eugene Code, 1971, this subsection shall govern challenges to the manager's determination to include a product on the list of prohibited "ozone-depleting products" referenced in paragraph (1}fib} of this section or to exclude any product covered by subsection ~1} to ~3} of section 6.710. Any person who commented on a proposed rule to include a product on, or to exclude a product from, the list of prohibited ozone-depleting products, and who is dissatisfied with the city manager's determination, may appeal that determination to a hearings official. The appeal shall be governed by section 2.021 of this code. The issue decided by the hearings ofl~~cial shall be limited to whether the city manager's determi.~aation is inconsistent with the criteria adopted by the city manager pursuant to this section. Section 2. Sections 2, 3 and 4 of Ordinance No.~ 19994 adopted by the City Council on December 7,1994 are amended to read as follows: ecti n 2. City of Eugene Compliance and Role-modelling. The City Manager shall write purchasing criteria to minimize City purchases from sources outside the City that utilize the restricted products or chemicals in the products themselves, manufacturing processes, or packaging. Section 3. Ozone Protection Advisory Committee. ~1} In order to assist in the transition process and implementation of sections 6.700 to 6.725 of the Eugene Code, 1971, the City Manager shall farm a departmental advisory Ozone Protection Committee Committee} consisting of environmental representatives, representatives of the affected commercial sectors, and members of the voters pool. ~2} The City Manager shall forward to the Committee a draft of the Manager's proposed rules to implement Section 6.7251}~c} of the Eugene Code, 1971. The Committee shall review the Manager's proposed criteria and methodology for determining whether a product should be included on the list of prohibited ozone-depleting products. Ordinance - 4