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<br /> ------ <br />- The changes were described and illustrated in an attachment under separate <br /> cover. <br /> Mr. Holmer requested clarification on how Goal 15 regulates Greenway <br /> utilization and how this might affect development along the Willamette River <br /> in Glenwood. <br /> Ms. Jones said the provision of sanitary sewers is the biggest public service <br /> issue in the plan. She said staff estimates that it will cost approximately <br /> $4.5 million to sewer Glenwood. Ms. Jones noted that staff recently received <br /> a letter from Wildish Construction Company requesting that providing sewers <br /> to Glenwood be made a priority. <br /> Mr. Boles commented on the variety of designations in Subarea 9. He asked if <br /> staff had given any consideration to breaking this subarea into smaller <br /> pieces. Ms. Jones explained that the boundaries of Subarea 9 are logical <br /> physical boundaries; she said the area functions as a cohesive neighborhood. <br /> Mr. Boles asked what is being done to ensure that Glenwood will make a nice <br /> entry corridor into Eugene. Ms. Jones said this issue is addressed in the <br /> refinement plan. The plan recognizes the corridor along Franklin Boulevard <br /> and McVay Highway as an entrance corridor into the city and provides for site <br /> review within 100 feet on both sides of the corridor. The site review will <br /> address specific entryway concerns. Ms. Jones said the plan also suggests <br /> that Glenwood be included in the City's Entrance Beautification program. <br />e The meeting adjourned at 1:40 p.m. <br /> .; <br /> Mi~~al Gleaso <br /> City Manager <br /> (Recorded by Tanya Northman) <br /> MNCC 092789 <br />e MINUTES--Eugene City Council September 27, 1989 Page 9 <br />