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Park projects are generally initiated by the Willamalane Parks and Recreation District, or by the Springfield School District if it is a neighborhood park on school property. Only parks whose service area is City of Springfield primarily Iow-income are )merit Block Grant Elk eligible for CDBG investment. Since the Consolidated Plan 2000 was published, improvements were made to Yolanda playground, Pride Park, Brattain School playground, and Meadow Park. Park improvements provide for greater and more varied recreation opportunities, improved comfort, and safety for the park's users, and, as in the case of the Meadow Park lighting project, may also allow for extended hours of use. ~ Spdngfie!d UGB ~ Eugene UGB ~ Eligible Census Tracts ~ Eligible Census Block Groups $0~.~¢~e Ec'UD Low Modera,Ce Community facilities is a broad category encompassing such projects as childcare centers, neighborhood resources centers, soup kitchens and food rooms, health clinics, and other facilities that address the needs of lower income persons. Projects such as the resource library at the Child Center, the Springfield Neighborhood Center, Shankle SafeHaven, and the Sexual Assault Support Services center are examples of community facilities which were assisted with Springfield CDBG funds since the last published Consolidated Plan. Five-Year Community Development Objectives Objectives Provide funding for capital improvements to facilities owned by non- profits including acquisition, rehabilitation, weathefizafion, and accessibility improvements. Coflaborate with funding jurisdictions through the local HSC administered by Lane County. 5-Year Projected Outcomes 20 Eugene facilities 5 Springfield facilities Commit 15% CDBG allowable annually 76