Author Archives: Tim Foelker

Diversity, Inclusion, and Anti-racist Statements from SCCO

Posted on October 30, 2020 by Tim Foelker

Santa Clara Community Organization Statement In Response to Recent Police Killings of George Floyd, Breonna Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, and Far Too Many Others: We are stunned and grieving from the traumatic loss of Black American lives as a result of … Continue reading →

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SCCO Meeting—Neighborhood Vote! Nov. 5, 7 PM, Zoom

Posted on October 28, 2020 by Tim Foelker

Hello friends. Below is the Zoom link for the Santa Clara Community Organization November, 2020, meeting next week (Thursday).  Hopefully we’re sending it out early enough to get you all to tune in. We’ll be having a general membership vote on … Continue reading →

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Public Safety—Traffic Signs and Signals

Posted on October 27, 2020 by Tim Foelker

Have a concern about traffic safety in and around your neighborhood? Need a new sign or signal? Public safety is always a concern for residents of Santa Clara and SCCO. You will find information on Eugene Traffic Operations at this … Continue reading →

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LTD to Begin Discussion Toward Future of Santa Clara Surplus Property [@ New Santa Clara Transit Station]

Posted on October 22, 2020 by Tim Foelker

At their October 21 meeting, the LTD [Lane Transit District] Board of Directors will discuss a motion to declare the portion of the undeveloped Santa Clara parcel to be surplus property. In 2015, LTD purchased an eight-acre lot with the … Continue reading →

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Opportunity Knocks—Should SCCO Go 501(c)3?

Posted on October 19, 2020 by Tim Foelker

Without a public place to gather, celebrate, and share information Santa Clarans have limited opportunities to build community in a lasting way. An historic one-room schoolhouse built in 1901 sits on land owned by the City of Eugene (located within … Continue reading →

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