Video of Santa Clara transportation projects posted.

Posted on July 9, 2025 by Gary Haliski
Diagram of proposed Division Avenue roundabouts

The July 3 SCCO meeting covered 8 transportation projects in the Santa Clara area. The presentation by city and county transportation planners lasted less than 30 minutes. A one-hour question-and-answer period followed the presentation. The following projects were. covered.

West Bank Path Extension
Irving/Hunsaker at River Road
Hunsaker Corridor
River Road Paving
River Road at Beacon
Division Avenue Roundabouts
Bridge over Beltline
River Road Corridor Study

You can find the video here: July 3 Transportation Meeting

You can jump directly to any of the eight projects by clicking on ‘more‘, and then clicking on the time stamp.

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Update: Santa Clara Community Park

Posted on July 2, 2025 by Gary Haliski

From Mark A Kosmos
Landscape Architect
City of Eugene Parks and Open Space
541.682.4902
Email
www.eugene-or.gov/parks

The construction of the new park is almost complete, and we appreciate all the excitement around having this new community park in Santa Clara.  The paved concrete paths, and gravel trails have been built along with the parking lot, bridge, shelter, and restroom building. 

Spray play is complete but remains turned off until the park opening. 

There has been a delay in opening the park to the public as we address installation issues with some of the playground equipment.  We are also allowing for the general establishment of lawn and meadow areas before opening the park to heavy use.  If fencing is still up, the park remains closed to the public.  We anticipate that fencing might come down in late August.  We thank you for your understanding and patience.

Drone photo link

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Roundabouts, Hunsaker work, Beacon Drive update – oh, my! All these and more transportation topics at this weeks SCCO meeting.

Posted on July 1, 2025 by Gary Haliski

Thursday, July 3
7:00 – 9:00 PM
3280 River Road (Messiah Lutheran Church)

Help us spread the word!  The July 3rd SCCO meeting will host City and County transportation staff to talk about ALL TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS IN SANTA CLARA, both current and upcoming.  Please let your friends and neighbors know that they can join us.

Projects to be covered:

  • River Rd/Beacon Dr intersection
  • West Bank Path extension
  • Division Ave roundabouts
  • Irving/Hunsaker intersection debrief
  • Bike/Ped overpass for Beltline
  • Hunsaker improvements
  • Possible investments of Moving Ahead dollars to make River Road safer for alternative modes
  • Local access bridge at Beltline

Thursday, July 3 · 7:00 – 9:00pm
In person: 3280 River Road (Messiah Lutheran Church)
Google Meet joining info
Video call link: https://meet.google.com/ncc-vjuo-cgc
Or dial: ‪(US) +1 318-702-0026‬ PIN: ‪220 677 788‬#

Note that we recommend you attend in person. We’re not 100% positive that our streaming setup will be available. We’re fairly certain, but not entirely sure. Hope to see you there.

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Please Help Us Move Building Materials, 6/26/25, 10:30 AM

Posted on June 25, 2025 by Tim Foelker

The Schoolhouse Project would like some bodies to help us move building materials between storage location. Please come if you can. Thursday, June 26, 10:30 AM.

The Schoolhouse is located at 990 River Loop 2 in the midst of construction of the new Santa Clara Community Park.

More volunteers means short work. Thank you!

    ~ Kate Perle, Schoolhouse Project Manager, Santa Clara Community Foundation

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Visiting Navajo Traditional Artisans

Posted on June 25, 2025 by Tim Foelker

Intrepid Santa Clara neighbor, Katie Preston, is hosting several Navajo women traveling here from Arizona. They’ll be selling handmade rugs and jewelry at the 5th Street Market Pavillon, Sunday, June 29th, 3-6pm. A great way to support cultural heritage survival.

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