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<br /> - <br /> I <br /> area, providing access from the main campus area east to the service and <br /> - commercial areas along Franklin Boulevard and The Willie Knickerbocker <br /> Bridge. Integrated into this are undesignated routes. The plan submitted by <br /> the applicant provides pedestrian and bicycle facilities along the south <br /> boundary of the property through the proposed turnaround for Moss Street. <br /> These facilities will provide an uninterrupted east-west movement from Bean <br /> Hall east through the cul-de-sac. In light of the above information, the <br /> proposed vacation does not appear to interrupt or preclude vital applicable <br /> transportation plans. <br /> Recommendation <br /> Based on the above findings and information, it in concluded that the criteria <br /> set forth in Section 6.610 of the Eugene Code are satisfied and staff <br /> recommends council approve the alley vacation. <br /> BF:pv/PL106 <br /> Enclosures: Vicinity Map <br /> Applicant's Statement <br /> Letter from Fairmount Neighborhood Association <br /> Existing Arterial Street and Bike Systems <br /> Generalized Future Land Use Patterns <br /> University Ownership <br /> Vicinity Map, Owners Concurring <br /> , <br /> e <br /> . <br /> ~ <br /> , <br /> e <br />
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