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fig} One representative from the business community; ~h} One citizen who is a tenant or tenant advocate with a demonstrated familiarity with local housing issues; . ~i} One member from the Eugene Minority Commission, or a citizen who has actively demonstrated interest and expertise in the field of minority relations and anti-discrimination causes; and ~ one member from the Eugene Commission on the Rights of the Disabled, or a citizen who has actively demonstrated interest and expertise in fields related to the special needs and concerns of disabled citizens, to be nominated by the mayor and appointed by the council. Section 3. Subsection ~1} of Section 2.110 of the Eugene Cade, 1971, is amended to provide: 2.170 Eu ene Celebration Steerin Committee. ~1} A Eugene celebration steering committee is created, consist- ing of 21 members appointed by the mayor, which shall be responsible for co- ordination of the annual Eugene Celebration. Section 4. Section 3.119 of the Eugene Code, 1911, is amended to provide: 3.119 Ambulance - Emer enc Medical Services Board; Created. There is hereby created an emergency medical services board for the cities of Eugene and Springfield that shall be comprised of five ~5} members, in- clud~ng one representative from each of the following: ta} One citizen who is not a member of or associated with the field of medicine. fib} Lane County Fire Defense Board, and ~c} One physician from each of the fallowing hospitals: Sacred Heart, Eugene Clinic, and McKenzie Willamette. The hospi- tals' Emergency Department Administrator shall submit to the mayor the names of qualified physicians willing to serve. Members shall be nominated by the mayors and appointed by the city councils to serve for a two-year term, except the initial appointment of the citizen member under subparagraph ~a} above shall be made by the city of Eugene, and thereafter, the appointment authority shall alternate between the cities of Eugene and Springfield. In addition, each ambulance operator's physician- advisor shall hold an ex-officio position for so long as he or she continues to act as physician-advisor to the ambulance operator. All members shall serve without compensation. The provisions of section 2.001 of this code apply to the emergency medical services board. Section 5. The City Recorder, at the request of, or with the concur- Ordinance - 2