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Vitality Run/Walk - Saturday, June 7, 2008
The Vitality Run/Walk is a special 5k event that benefits Meals on Wheels clients of both LCOG's Senior & Disabled Services and the American Red Cross, who cooperate to deliver meals in Lane County. For information, see the informational PDF flier.
Spring 2008
Regional Focus Available
The
Spring 2008 edition of the Regional Focus,
LCOG's newsletter, is now available to download
in PDF format. 
LCOG Purchases Park Place Building
Lane Council of Governments has recently purchased the Park Place Building on Willamette in Eugene (between 8th Avenue and Broadway). Staff currently occupying the Wells Fargo Building will relocate to the Park Place Building in late 2008. 
PSCC Criminal Justice System 2008 Report Cards
The 2008 PSCC Adult Report Card, Juvenile Report Card, and Data Book are available to download in PDF format on the Community Safety page. 
Transportation Planning Guide for Citizens Released
It's How We Get There That Matters—A Citizen's Guide to Transportation Planning is a colorful brochure about regional transportation planning. The Citizen Advisory Committee designed this Guide for the general public—folks who may not be familiar with the world of transportation planning. Original artwork by local student Michelle Yockelson, an original sketch of Kalapuya Indians by local artist Susan Applegate, and historical photos enhance the Guide and give it a distinctive touch. Copies of the Guide are available free of charge, by clicking on the link above or by contacting Kathi Wiederhold at (541) 682-4430 or kwiederhold@lcog.org.
2007 Annual Report Available Online
The 2007 LCOG Annual Report is now available to download in PDF format. 
Public Hearing on Coordinated Population Projections
LCOG held a public hearing on December 13, 2007 concerning 2030 and 2035 Coordinated Population Projections for all city urban growth boundaries in Lane County. These coordinated projections are required by Oregon Statute 195.036 which directs the County Coordinating Body to establish and maintain a population forecast and to coordinate that forecast with local governments in the county.
The resolution and supporting material considered by the LCOG Board is available on the LCOG Board meeting page or for inspection at the Downtown LCOG Office located at 99 East Broadway, Suite 400, Eugene, OR 97401. For more information, call (541) 682-4435.
Ridgeline
Open Space Vision
The Draft Ridgeline Open Space Vision and Action Plan and
related resources are available for review. The ridgeline
area is a unique and valuable community asset spanning the
twenty mile corridor between Fern Ridge Reservoir and Mount
Pisgah. This special area contains high value habitats, outstanding
scenery, and working farms and forestland. 
GWMA
Action Plan Available for Download
The Southern
Willamette Valley Groundwater Management Area (GWMA)
Action Plan (PDF download) has been finalized
by the GWMA Committee. The Action Plan contains about
60 suggested management practices that could help
to restore and protect the groundwater in the Southern
Willamette Valley for future uses. There are actions
that may be taken by individuals, businesses, and
agencies—almost everyone who lives or works
within the GWMA has an interest in the groundwater
resource, and an opportunity to protect it. The Department
of Environmental Quality is expected to formally
accept the plan this month. 
Regional
Trends: Data for Sound Decision Making in Lane
County
LCOG
is happy to introduce the first annual Regional
Trends: Data for Sound Decision Making in Lane
County (1.70mb PDF). In this report, one
will find a sampling of some of the most frequently
requested data sets that LCOG compiles. It is hoped
that this information will help staff and public
officials in report writing, research, presentations,
planning projects, grant applications, and economic
development projects. Regional
Trends will be updated throughout the year when
the most recent data on a subject becomes available.
Please email Megan Banks with
suggestions or feedback for future issues.
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