Category Archives: Parks – Dog Parks

KEY CHALLENGES as identified by SCRRIPT

Posted on February 15, 2016 by Gary Haliski

The Santa Clara and River Road neighborhoods have been working together to identify issues of concern about the future planning for both areas.  The following is a summary of key challenges as identified in the SCRRIPT (Sand Clara/River Road Implementation … Continue reading →

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Eugene Parks & Rec Future for Santa Clara Meeting, Thursday, Feb 18th

Posted on February 14, 2016 by Gary Haliski

This is a reminder of this Thursday’s meeting at 6PM at Madison Middle School. City staff will share what they learned from public outreach last summer and the vision that’s emerging for the future of parks and recreation in Eugene. … Continue reading →

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Update on Awbrey Park Work Party – Saturday Feb 6

Posted on February 5, 2016 by Gary Haliski

Update on tomorrow, Saturday, Feb 6. We have decided to cancel our February 6th work party to better focus on the March 5 work party and Mayor Piercy’s dedication of the bridge on the same day. Three of Awbrey Park’s … Continue reading →

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SCCO meeting this Thursday, Feb 4

Posted on February 2, 2016 by Gary Haliski

Our monthly Santa Clara Community Organization meeting is: Thursday, February 4 Messiah Lutheran Church 3280 River Road Main topic: A Neighborhood discussion with LTD concerning alternatives for River Road and other major  corridors for biking, walking, and taking the bus … Continue reading →

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Neighborhood Workshops – Next Ten Years of Parks & Recreation

Posted on January 28, 2016 by Gary Haliski

You may have attended some of the input sessions at meetings or ‘pop up’ events last year.  The results are in and the city is ready to share the results with us. Staff will share what they learned from public … Continue reading →

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