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category A, B, or C streams or Category A wetlands and no more than 12 feet for bicycle paths identified in TransPlan.” Councilor Papé wanted to ensure that the amendment was sufficiently flexible to allow for the construction of bicycle paths that met federal standards. Mr. Klein indicated that the motion would allow for that. Roll call vote; the amendment to the motion passed unanimously, 7:0. Ms. Jerome called attention to the effective date for the ordinances, and recommended January 1, 2006, as the effective date, rather than effective upon acknowledgement by the State. Councilor Kelly asked how long such an acknowledgement would take. Ms. Jerome indicated that staff expected an appeal to be filed and it could be six or eight months before acknowledgement could occur. Councilor Kelly, seconded by Councilor Taylor, moved to amend the language for Section 25 of the ordinance as suggested by legal counsel. Roll call vote; the motion passed unani- mously, 7:0. Roll call vote; the main motion passed unanimously, 7:0. Councilor Solomon, seconded by Councilor Taylor, moved that the council adopt Council Bill 4905, an ordinance updating the Goal 5 inventory within the Eugene city limits. Roll call vote; the motion passed unanimously, 7:0. Councilor Ortiz, seconded by Councilor Taylor, moved to extend time for the meeting by ten minutes. Councilor Solomon and Councilor Papé indicated they had to leave the meeting. Councilor Papé reiterated Councilor Poling’s request that action not be taken on the next agenda item. Speaking to earlier comments made by Councilor Kelly about Councilor Poling’s request to delay action on the item, Councilor Papé pointed out that when Councilor Poling made the motion to place the Goal 5 inventory item on the schedule, he did not know of the amendments that would be offered to the body. Councilor Bettman said that the council had applicants for committee positions who had “stepped up to the plate” to provide a valuable community service for no compensation, and Mr. Monk had stayed through the entire proceedings waiting to see if he was going to be appointed. She thought the council should move forward as long as it had a quorum. Mayor Piercy believed that the next item would only take a few minutes. Roll call vote; the motion to extend time passed, 5:2; councilors Solomon and Papé voting no. Councilors Solomon and Papé left the meeting. 8. ACTION: Appointment to Boards, Commissions, and Committees MINUTES—Eugene City Council November 14, 2005 Page 14 Regular Meeting