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<br />City of Eugene <br />City Hall Complex Master Plan <br />Police Facilities Specialized Input Group Report <br />INTRODUCTION <br />City Hall Complex Master Planning began in October of 2005 in response to a Council Goal <br />resolving ongoing discussions regarding Eugene’s aging City Hall. Since then, many studies <br />and extensive public involvement have facilitated policy decisions by the city council to guide <br />the design process. The current phase of master planning will lead to a concept design to be <br />shared with the city council and the public in December 2007. <br /> <br />Specialized Input Groups (SIG’s) of residents with specific expertise relative to particular topics <br />have been organized to assist the consultant team in thinking through and examining three <br />themes central to this phase: Accessibility, Sustainability, and Police Facilities. In addition, an <br />open Community Forum will provide feedback on the development of the design. <br /> <br />For the Police Facilities SIG, members of the Police Commission were selected for the role of <br />citizen advisors because they are proven to be vested and informed at the level necessary, and <br />have been through an official selection process that establishes their credibility in the commu- <br />nity. The Police Commission formed a committee of four commission members to join the con- <br />sultant team to carry out the task of considering site selection criteria, location options, and <br />reviewing programmatic functions to be housed in a new Police Patrol Facility. This SIG met <br />three times to discuss and develop the material in this report. SIG participants included: <br /> <br />Police Patrol Facility Committee members <br />? <br /> John Brown, Police Commission <br />? <br /> Maurie Denner, Police Commission <br />? <br /> Chuck Hare, Police Commission <br />? <br /> Andrea Ortiz, City Council Liaison to the Police Commission <br /> <br />Design Team members <br />? <br /> Jonah Cohen, Thomas Hacker Architects <br />? <br /> Dana Ing Crawford, Thomas Hacker Architects <br />? <br /> Gary Moye, Gary Moye Architect <br />? <br /> Ken Pirie, Walker Macy <br />? <br /> Ellen Teninty, T’NT Consultants <br />? <br /> Dave Wilson, MWL Architects <br /> <br />City Staff <br />? <br /> Jeannine Parisi, Police Commission staff <br />? <br /> Mike Penwell, Facilities Design & Construction Manager <br />? <br /> Rick Siel, Eugene Police Department <br /> <br />All aspects of the master planning process, including the work of this SIG, are guided by the <br />Project Values and Position Statements that were adopted by City Council in 2005 (see Attach- <br />ment A: Project Values). Additionally, the consultant team uses a process called Values-Based <br />Decision Making requiring that we: <br />? <br /> Develop inclusive criteria <br />? <br /> Fully explore alternatives <br />? <br /> Use the most current information. <br />Page 1 of 7 <br /> <br />