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FRANKLIN AVENUEIGLENWOOD AREA INTERCHANGE STUDY We want the process to be inclusive, and take environmental issues into account Find the broader voice by involving Glenwood, Fairmount, and Laurel Hill Use recent planning process (East Campus Plan) with Fairmount as a model-listened to neighbors, while keeping institutional commitment to enlarged campus in mind Beltline was a good model Need to involve the metropolitan Policy Committee, but maybe involve them as elected officials rather than as a policy board, since the former would lead to more public involvement Don't let [some neighbors] run the show--they have to be led Beltline Decision team is the model for decision making...you have the model Concern about ODOT's assertion that planning consensus must be complete in 6 months Can we uncouple this project from the bridge replacement? Keep the issue on ODOT's mind It's hard to find out what ODOT's policy is [for NEPA studies] Who speaks for ODOT? Other Stakeholders Many of the people who interviewees mentioned as other stakeholders to contact were already on the PMT's list, and some were interviewed. A comprehensive list of recommended names and organizations follows with names in italics of people that were interviewed. (We regret any misspellings and other irregularities.) George Poling--Eugene Councilor representing Chevy Chase neighborhood (part of Harlow, north of park) East Alten Baker Park Citizens Planning Committee (CPC)---682-4800--Parks Department can give us names of members Jim Carlson ---Assistant Eugene City Manager, 682-5524 Jan Bowman--Eugene Community Relations, 692-5587 Chris Ramey--U of O campus architect and planner Jim Werfelmann--Peace Health Medical Center Hilyard Campus Railroad Chamber of Commerce Jerry Diethlem, Otto Poticha--architects who developed Glenwood plan John Tamulonis--Springfield economic development TECH MEMO 030705.DOC 6