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<br />listening to the concerns of the homeless and trying to find workable solutions within the <br />context of the quiet zone safety project. <br />3¢®¯¤ ®¥ ¯±®©¤¢³ <br /> Staff has received requests from residents in the River Road/Santa Clara <br />area to expand the quiet zone to include the Irving, Irvington and Awbrey crossings. Lane <br />County has jurisdictional authority for all three of these crossings. However, several of the <br />people in this area are city residents and feel they should be included in the current effort to <br />establish a quiet zone in the 10 downtown and Whiteaker crossings. Their offer to help pay <br />for the safety improvements at these crossings raises a tax policy equity question: is it fair <br />to directly assess some property owners, but not all, for a certain type of improvement? <br /> <br />4", $%&).)4)/.3 <br /> <br />3®¢¨ « %°´¨³¸ Ȩ3®¢ȩ ȃ <br />How might a proposal or action affect the ability to meet basic human <br />needs? How could it influence cultural expression, community relationships, effective <br />government, safety and personal security needs, and neighborhood and stakeholder <br />commitment and stewardship? Are there potential inequities for specific groups of people, <br />and how are those addressed? Have all voices been heard? <br />%­µ¨±®­¬¤­³ « (¤ «³§ Ȩ%­µȩ ȃ <br />How could a proposal or action affect environmental health <br />and our ability to effectively address climate uncertainties? Does it prevent pollution? What <br />the possible impacts for air, soil and water? How might it affect how our community looks? <br />%¢®­®¬¨¢ 0±®²¯¤±¨³¸ Ȩ%¢®­ȩ ȃ <br />How would an action or proposal affect the local economy <br />and what are its costs to the community, now and over the long term? How does the <br />%¢®­®¬¨¢ <br />proposal or action support responsible stewardship of public resources? <br />prosperity <br /> considers the effect on the local economy, costs to the community (including <br />long-term costs) and responsible stewardship of public resources. The analysis looked at <br />four factors in this category: development opportunities; impacts on businesses directly <br />affected by the project; the overall cost of the project (including long-term operation and <br />maintenance costs); and the options for funding the project. <br /> <br /> 30 <br /> <br /> <br />