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<br />ATTACHMENT D
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<br />Eugene City Council
<br />Bascom/Tykeson Room, Eugene Public Library
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<br />100 W. 10 Avenue - Eugene, Oregon 97401
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<br />October 22, 2012
<br />7:30 p.m.
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<br />Councilors Present:
<br />Mayor Piercy, George Brown, Betty Taylor, Alan Zelenka, George Poling, Mike Clark,
<br />Pat Farr, Chris Pryor, Andrea Ortiz
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<br />Mayor Piercy convened the October 22, 2012, City Council meeting.
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<br />1. PUBLIC FORUM
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<br /> Regna Meritt, Portland, supported Resolution 5065, opposing transport of coal.
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<br /> Deb Frisch suggested the Register-Guard is a bad influence in our community.
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<br /> Lynn Anderson opposed coal transport citing declining property values and huge costs to taxpayers.
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<br /> Debra McGee opposed coal transport, citing health issues.
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<br /> Sally Crum opposed coal transport, citing health issues.
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<br /> Jim Olmsted opposed coal transport through Eugene.
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<br /> Mel Bankoff opposed coal trains, citing health and protecting the earth for youth.
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<br /> Laura Ohanian opposed coal transport citing environmental concerns.
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<br /> Paul Cosgrove, Portland, opposed some of the language of the bag ban; supported eliminating fee.
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<br /> B Rivers, opposed coal transport and wanted jobs discussions to happen - visioning session for jobs.
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<br /> Leroy Marney supported coal transport citing jobs needs.
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<br /> Jere Rosemeyer opposed coal transport, citing hazards, derailments, and risk.
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<br /> Brock Nelson, Union Pacific, supported transport of coal by train.
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<br /> Carla Hervert opposed coal transport through Eugene.
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<br /> Juan Carlos Valle opposed Deerbrook Development and coal transport; supported acquisition of
<br />Amazon Headwater Lands.
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<br /> Benton Elliott opposed coal transport citing health and environmental concerns.
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<br /> Donald Burton opposed coal transport through Eugene.
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<br /> Sabra Marcroft, Ward 7, supported bag ban, citing environmental concerns.
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<br /> Greg Peden, Portland, NW Alliance of Exports, supported coal transport for job creation.
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<br /> Gordon Levitt, UO law student, opposed coal transport, citing health concerns.
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<br /> Kyle DeBord opposed transport of coal, noting extraction and export of 'pollution' is not good.
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<br /> Annski Williams Simrat opposed coal mining, use and transport, citing environmental concerns.
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<br /> Joe Tyndall opposed coal transport.
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<br /> Sarah Higginbotham, Environment Oregon, supported the plastic bag ban.
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<br /> Charlie Plybon supported the plastic bag ban, citing problems with plastic for future generations.
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<br /> Sage Fox, age 14, opposed coal transport, citing health and environmental concerns.
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<br /> Cameron Fox opposed coal transport, citing environmental concerns, safety issues and high risk.
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<br />MINUTES – Eugene City Council October 22, 2012 Page 1
<br /> Regular Meeting
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