9 research outputs found
City of Eugene urban forest management plan
40 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Table, illus. Published December, 1992. Captured July 22, 2009.This plan focuses on the tree component of an urban forest, including trees along streets, in parks,
in yards, by rivers, creeks, streams, ponds, and on the hillsides. [From the Plan
Eugene pedestrian report : Prepared by City of Eugene Public Works Department and Planning Department in conjunction with development of the Eugene-Springfield Area 2000 Transportation Plan
8 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Published December, 1977. Scanned by UO from item TE280 .E84 1977, June, 2009.As part of its transportation planning process, Eugene has decided to place
greater emphasis on the walking mode in future transportation systems. This
report, prepared in conjunction with the Eugene-Springfield Area Transportation
2000 Plan, is intended to: 1) discuss transportation facilities which
will enhance walking as a mode of transportation; and 2) make recommendations
concerning future implementation of pedestrian facilities. [From the document
Willow Creek special area study
57 pp. Includes maps. Adopted July 21, 1982. Captured January 25, 2008.[This] Special Area Study responds to Statewide Planning Goals established by the Land Conservation and Development Commission (LCDC). In response to Goal 2, Land Use Planning, coordination in development of this Study has occurred through referral of drafts for comments to appropriate governmental agencies including the Department of Land Conservation. Although Statewide goals 1 through 14 are applicable to this Study, goals 5 (Open Space), 8 (Recreational Needs), and 14 (Urbanization) are particularly salient. [From the Document
Greenway Bike Bridge : evaluation report, phase 1
25 p. Illustrations, MapNational Bikeway Demonstration Progra
Glenwood refinement plan
114 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Includes maps and figures. Earlier version of this plan adopted by the City of Eugene, July 1990; current version published November, 1999. Captured February 15, 2008.The Glenwood Refinement Plan is intended to provide background information and policy
direction for public and private decisions affecting the growth and development of the Glenwood
area. The refinement plan will guide the provision of public services, such as sanitary sewers
and street improvements. It will serve as a basis for evaluating private development proposals,
such as zone change requests. It will also provide a common framework for those engaged in
the conservation, development, and redevelopment of the area. [From the Plan
Hendricks Park forest management plan
126 pp. Tables, illus. Appendices after A and B not included. Published January, 2000. Captured July 21, 2009.While most of the park is forested, approximately twelve acres are
intensively managed as a Rhododendron Garden (see Map 1: Base Map).
The plan is comprehensive in scope and responds to findings and issues
for the entire park. However, the focus is on the interior forest, picnic
grounds, and staging area of the site and to a lesser degree on the Rhododendron
Garden. [From the Plan
Royal Avenue specific plan
143 pp. Bookmarks modified by UO. Includes maps and figures. Published January, 2003. Captured January 24, 2008.The Royal Avenue Specific Plan is a detailed planning document that outlines a vision and an action
plan for future development of the Royal Avenue Nodal Development site. The node consists of 191
acres of property located along Royal Avenue between Terry Street and Greenhill Road and within the
Bethel Neighborhood. [From the Plan]"This project is partially funded by a grant from the Transportation
and Growth Management (TGM) Program, a joint program
of the Oregon Department of Transportation and the Oregon
Department of Land Conservation and Development.
The TGM program relies on funding from the federal Intermodal
Surface Transportation Efficiency Act and the Oregon Lottery.
West Eugene wetlands plan : City of Eugene and Lane County
95 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Includes maps and figures. Published May, 2004. Captured January 17, 2008.There were four major objectives of the West Eugene
Wetlands Special Area Study:
1. To use the best information to help the
community understand the choices available;
2. To find a balance between environmental
protection and sound urban development which
meets state and federal laws and regulations;
3. To provide opportunities for involvement of all
interested segments of the community in Plan
development; and
4. To turn a perceived "wetlands problem" into a
"wetlands opportunity" for the community.... this
Plan addresses wetlands and economic development as
critical parts of a healthy, livable community. While the
plan contains more
detailed goals, policies,
and recommended
actions, the
thrust of the Plan can
be understood by
reviewing the following
highlights,
the Wetland Designations
Map (Map 3)
and the Wetlands
Conceptual Plan
Map (Map 4). [From the Plan]"Publication of this planning document was funded by the City of Eugene. Forty percent of the funds for the
preceding West Eugene Wetlands Special Area Study were provided by the Environmental Protection Agency
through a water quality/wetlands planning grant.
A vision for greater downtown Eugene : Final report
30 pp. Bookmarks supplied by UO. Includes maps and figures. Published November, 2000. Captured January 17, 2008.The vision entails enhanced visual and physical
connections between downtown, Franklin Boulevard,
the University of Oregon and the Willamette River. A
network of public open spaces provides opportunities
for rest and reflection amid all the activity. The vision
unites the civic center of Eugene and the natural
environment of the Willamette River. [From the Document