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Eugene City Council
Work Session
Eugene, Oregon 97401
March 9, 2026
5:30 p.m.
Councilors Present: Eliza Kashinsky, Matt Keating, Alan Zelenka, Jennifer Yeh, Mike Clark, Greg
Evans, Lyndsie Leech, and Randy Groves
Mayor Kaarin Knudson opened the March 9, 2026, work session of the Eugene City Council in a
hybrid format at 500 E 4 th Avenue, North Building, Eugene OR 97401.
1. WORK SESSION: Home Energy Score Policy Discussion
City Manager Pro Tern Matt Rodrigues introduced Danielle Klinkebiel, Climate Policy
Analyst, and Ian Penn, Sustainability Manager, to discuss the proposed home energy score
disclosure policy and key considerations for potential adoption.
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Councilor Clark -asked whether individual home energy scores would be
stored in a database; noted concern that such information might be used to
compel upgrades in the future; stated he could support a voluntary program but
could not support a mandatory requirement; noted adding new requirements
would increase housing costs and decrease housing availability, negatively
affecting buyers.
Councilor Groves -asked why the program was being proposed as mandatory
rather than voluntary; asked what public outreach had been conducted about
the existing voluntary option; noted he had never heard of the current program
despite decades oflocal engagement; stated he would prefer a voluntary pilot
before adopting a mandate; stated concern that accumulating regulations could
discourage employers and hinder economic growth.
Councilor Zelenka -stated voluntary programs do not generate adequate
participation and disclosure benefits outweigh the low cost to sellers; noted the
concept has been under discussion for many years and it is appropriate to move
forward; asked what reprioritizing existing resources would entail; asked
whether other cities also require approximately one half of a full-time
equivalent to administer such a program; stated this step only advances the
process toward drafting ordinance language.
Councilor Kashinsky -asked about the number of assessors currently serving
the area and how many would be needed if disclosure were required; stated
similar policies in other Oregon cities have created opportunities for new
assessors; noted incremental actions such as disclosure support climate and
affordability objectives.
Councilor Keating -asked whether businesses such as solar installers, window
and siding companies, and heating ventilation and air conditioning firms
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support home energy disclosure; asked about lessons learned from other
jurisdictions; asked which potential funding mechanisms would be most
practical for the program.
Councilor Yeh -stated she was ready to move the policy to the next step; noted
the research was thorough and buyers will benefit from transparent
information when making a major investment.
Councilor Clark -asked whether other communities with disclosure policies
had experienced measurable decreases in energy use; stated if taking action on
recommendations remains voluntary, then obtaining the score should also
remain voluntary.
Mayor Knudson -stated the policy offers residents additional options to reduce
energy use and lower costs; stated some comments may have misunderstood
the policy as applying to all current homeowners; stated a point-of-sale
disclosure offers prospective buyers meaningful information about the
condition and performance of a home; noted appliance labels provide limited
insight compared to a whole-home score; stated conservation is essential to
addressing challenges associated with renewable energy transitions; noted
older housing stock often lacks insulation and air-sealing due to building
practices at the time of construction; noted the policy represents an incremental
step toward broader climate goals.
Councilor Groves -asked whether the University of Oregon and Eugene Water
and Electric Board (EWEB) program that documented energy reductions had
been voluntary; noted progress was achieved through voluntary participation;
reinforced his preference for a voluntary approach.
Councilor Zelenka -stated disclosure is necessary for residents to pursue
energy-saving actions; noted upgrades are not required; stated
energy-efficiency improvements typically save households money and
disclosure ensures all buyers have equitable access to important information.
MAIN MOTION: Councilor Kashinsky, seconded by Councilor Zelenka,
moved to direct the City Manager to prepare a draft ordinance to
establish a Home Energy Score disclosure requirement as described in
the AIS and to bring it for Council consideration at a work session.
MOTION TO AMEND: Councilor Clark, seconded by Councilor Groves,
moved to amend to a voluntary program.
Councilor Discussion:
• Councilor Clark -stated residents already have access to free energy-use
information through EWEB; noted a voluntary program can be effective when
people are informed and motivated; stated a mandatory disclosure provides no
certainty of success and only ensures added cost for home buyers.
• Councilor Kashinsky -stated requiring disclosure at listing provides benefits
that a voluntary program cannot; stated first-time buyers may not know to
request such information and a mandatory disclosure ensures it is available
when needed.
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• Councilor Keating -stated disclosure is a consumer-protection measure similar
to fuel-economy information for vehicles; urged opposition to the amendment
to make the program voluntary and support for the main motion.
VOTE ON MOTION TO AMEND: 3:5 FAILED
IN FAVOR: Clark, Evans and Groves.
OPPOSED: Kashinsky, Keating, Zelenka, Yeh, and Leech.
VOTE ON MAIN MOTION: 5:3 PASSED
IN FAVOR: Kashinsky, Keating, Zelenka, Yeh, and Leech.
OPPOSED: Clark, Evans and Groves.
2. WORK SESSION: City of Eugene Naming Policy
City Manager Pro Tern Matt Rodrigues introduced Jason Dedrick, Policy, Strategic Planning
and Performance Manager, to discuss the proposed updates to the City of Eugene Naming
Policy that provides guidance on the naming of City-owned facilities.
Councilor Discussion:
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Councilor Keating -asked why the policy requires an individual to be deceased
for at least one year before naming a facility after them; stated he would prefer
the ability to name facilities after living individuals who have contributed
significantly to the community.
Councilor Yeh -stated naming reflects community values and identity;
emphasized the importance of inclusive choices.
Councilor Zelenka -stated the one-year waiting period allows the public to fully
understand a person's legacy; noted naming living individuals could become
politically charged; asked about the options for engagement during the naming
process.
• Councilor Evans -stated support for a waiting period, citing examples where
posthumous revelations complicated prior honors; asked whether there is a
formal process for removing a name.
• Councilor Yeh -asked whether nationally recognized individuals who did not
live locally could qualify under the updated criteria; asked about the removal of
language discouraging "foreign-sounding" names; asked whether the City has
reviewed existing facility names for inclusivity.
MOTION: Councilor Kashinsky, seconded by Councilor Zelenka, moved
to adopt the Resolution Adopting a Naming Policy for the City of Eugene
at Attachment B to the AIS.
Councilor Discussion:
• Councilor Keating -stated he would support the updated policy but reiterated
his desire for future flexibility to honor living individuals who have made
historic contributions.
• Councilor Clark -asked whether naming decisions made by the Council could be
challenged by voters through a petition process.
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VOTE: 8:0 PASSED
IN FAVOR: Kashinsky, Keating, Zelenka, Yeh, Clark, Evans, Leech, and
Groves.
OPPOSED: None.
The meeting was adjourned at 6:56 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Sara McKinney
Deputy City Recorder
(Recorded by Cherish Bradshaw)
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Link to the webcast of this City Council meeting here.
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VOTE: 8:0 PASSED
IN FAVOR: Kashinsky, Keating, Zelenka, Yeh, Clark, Evans, Leech, and
Groves.
OPPOSED: None.
The meeting was adjourned at 6:56 p.m.
Respectfully submitted,
Sara McKinney
Deputy City Recorder
(Recorded by Cherish Bradshaw)
)
Link to the webcast of this City Council meeting here.
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