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132 <br /> and subsequent successful transplant of his great toe to his <br /> hand . He felt that a medical judgment as to his capacity <br /> to resume his duties , made by a State Examiner , was based on <br /> inadequate examination , and desired to place the facts before <br /> Council . He felt he was fully able to resume his duties as <br /> a Fire Fighter , and was hopeful of being permitted to undergo <br /> a performance evaluation . <br /> In discussion by Council , it was suggested this might raise some <br /> question as to personnel procedures . Assistant City Manager <br /> indicated there were limitations to the capabilities of administration <br /> in making decisions in matters of this type , and this was why it was <br /> referred to the State Employees Retirement System, knowing they <br /> would refer the matter to their doctors . He stated there was a <br /> comprehensive medical report from the doctor . <br /> City Attorney advised that there were certain jurisdictional <br /> limitations upon Council , since the City is a member of PERS <br /> ( Public Employees Retirement System) . As he understood it , there <br /> were appeal procedures that could be pursued through PERS , and <br /> recommended that Council refrain from discussion with respect to <br /> the jurisdictional limitations , <br /> Mayor Keckley asked that Staff provide a report to Council . (Memo <br /> 8/8/72 ) <br /> Mayor Keckley noted that two nominations had been made for the vacancy <br /> on the Planning Commission , and that the appointment calendar as <br /> scheduled called for appointment on August 14th . <br /> Councilman Henderson moved to adjourn the meeting , seconded by Council- <br /> man Weymouth and carried . Meeting adjourned at 11 : 10 p . m . <br /> MARIAN McCRINDLE, City Clerk <br /> 8/7/72 <br /> Reg . Mtg . <br />