Free Movie reminder – Awbrey Park, Sat July 29

Attendees at the Awbrey Park Tuesday and Thursday ‘Fun for All’ program can’t wait for Saturday’s movie.


Once again Awbrey Park will be the site of a Free Movie courtesy of the City of Eugene.  This year, the movie is ‘The Iron Giant’, an 87 minute flick that starts at 9 PM.

Bring your blankets, lawn chairs and picnics.  Sorry, no glass containers, alcohol, smoking or pets.

Next month the action will be at Arrowhead Park.  A Party in the Park will be held Tuesday, August 27.  Music courtesy of Samba Ja.

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Six Weeks left for Fun For All at Awbrey Park

The following is thanks to Annie Sondag…

Hello Santa Clara Community! I wanted to share with you about our Summer Fun for All Program at Awbrey Park!

Through August 24th on Tuesdays and Thursdays City of Eugene Recreation staff will be at the park from 9:30 to 2:30 offering a wide variety of games, crafts and activities Free for all kids in the community.

This is a super fun and inclusive program offered at seven parks city wide but we are working on increasing participation numbers at Awbrey so we can show a need for more recreation opportunities out River Road/ Santa Clara. Check out our summer themes and feel free to share!
https://www.eugene-or.gov/1976/Fun-For-All

Don’t forget that at nearby Awbrey Park Elementary School is free lunch and breakfast for ANYONE 18 and under.

 
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Wendover Park work party this Saturday, the 8th

If you haven’t been to Wendover Park (east of River Road and south of East Beacon) here’s a great chance to view one of our Santa Clara gems. Drop by and lend a hand from 9 am to noon this Saturday. Whether you give an hour or three hours, you help is greatly appreciated.

Wendover Work Party, July 8

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SCCO Meeting: Sidewalks, Bike Path, Green Space for Beaver-Hunsaker?

The main subject for this Thursday’s monthly SCCO meeting is the Beaver- Hunsaker Corridor Plan.  Come to our meeting on Thursday, July 6 at 7 PM, and learn more about the many potential changes to Beaver and Hunsaker.  You may want to use information from this meeting to provide input to the county at a Wednesday, July 26 meeting.

The study:

  • identifies transportation improvements in the Hunsaker Lane/Beaver Street and Wilkes Corridors to improve the safety of these corridors
  • identifies cycling and walking opportunities.
  • anticipates a new bridge just to the north of the existing Beltline bridge which empties traffic onto Division Avenue and provides access to North Delta,
  • identifies potential changes in anticipation of a new LTD transfer station at the corner of Hunsaker and River Road.
  • In addition, the study has identified a possible multimodal path between Beaver Street and Admiral Street, giving walking and bicycle access to the north as far as Madison Middle School.

Can’t wait for the meeting or can’t attend?  The entire study and draft plan can be found at http://lanecounty.org/cms/One.aspx?portalId=3585881&pageId=8599845

The Public Hearing is:

Becky Taylor’s email is Becky.Taylor@co.lane.or.us

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Beaver-Hunsaker Draft Plan needs your input. Do you want sidewalks, bike lanes, ped crossings?

NOTE FROM SCCO: If you live on Beaver or Hunsaker, there is important information regarding these streets beginning on page 19 of the draft plan.  The following is from the county.

The Public Hearing is July 26 at 5:45 PM. 3050N Delta Hwy.

Draft Beaver-Hunsaker Corridor Plan
Now available for public review and comment!

Over the past year, Lane County has been working with the City of Eugene, Lane Transit District, and Oregon Department of Transportation to develop transportation recommendations for the Beaver Street – Hunsaker Lane and Beaver Street – Wilkes Drive corridors that: provide convenient, comfortable, and safe transportation facilities for people walking, biking, riding, and driving; and minimize impacts to adjacent properties and the environment. The recommendations were shaped by technical analysis, policy considerations, and community input. The plan will enable the County to begin to seek funding sources for the design and construction of the recommended improvements.

View the plan on the Lane County webpage here

For more information contact:  Becky Taylor, Senior Transportation Planner Phone: 541-682-6932

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