The area\u2019s identity became attached to Eugene as large suburban development began here between 1960 and 1975. Today there are about 20,231 residents and about 53% of the area is incorporated with the City of Eugene.<\/p>\n
The Santa Clara Community Organization meets on the 1st Thursday of 8 months of the year from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Messiah Lutheran Church at 3280 River Road.\u00a0 There are also four quarterly Board Meetings to deal with business matters.\u00a0 Board meetings can be watched via Google Meet.<\/span><\/strong><\/p>\n Contact<\/strong>:\u00a0 Jerry Finigan email<\/a><\/p>\n *\u00a0<\/strong>Generally, the Santa Clara Community Organization area is encompassed by Beltline on the south, the Southern Pacific Coos Bay Line on the west, on the north: Irvington to Honolulu, Honolulu to Hyacinth, Hyacinth to Carthage, Carthage to River Rd, River Rd to Beacon, Beacon east to the Willamette River; and the Willamette River on the east.<\/p>\n This map is from the June 2012 SCRROL report. \u00a0The boundaries are still the same, however the properties inside city limits has increased dramatically as developments have been created.<\/p>\n About Santa Clara, Oregon Santa Clara is a community of 4242 acres on the northern fringe* of the\u00a0City of Eugene, Oregon. It began its existence as a sleepy outpost farming community and officially became Santa Clara in 1890 when Colonel … Continue reading ![\"\"](\"https:\/\/i0.wp.com\/santaclaracommunity.org\/scco\/wp-content\/uploads\/SantaClaraMap.png?resize=640%2C828\")
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