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Potential Rest Stop Site Identification <br />Please turn completed forms into Regan Watjus, City Manager’s Office, 125 E. 8 th Ave., 2nd Floor <br />Regan.S.Watjus@ci.eugene.or.us. <br />Your Name: ______________________________________Today’s Date:________________ <br />Contact information (email and/or phone):__________________________________________ <br />Are you working with a community group on this effort? ___________ <br />If so, who? __________________________________________________ <br />Site address, taxlot number, or detailed description of location: <br />______________________________________________________________________________ <br />______________________________________________________________________________ <br />Ownership & Council Ward (if known):____________________________________________ <br />Site characteristics. Check all that apply. <br />The site is in City limits.Yes No Not sure <br />Approximate size of lot.___________________ <br />*Criteria below reflect some of the needs and factors that influence the identification and <br />operations of a potential rest stop. Each resident requires an 8x10 foot sleeping space, and <br />sites generally have additional common space for their residents to eat, prepare food and <br />meet together. Service trucks must be able to access the site in order to service the portable <br />restrooms and trash bins. Rest stops are authorized under ordinance by the City of Eugene, <br />so potential sites must be in City limits. <br />*This checklist is a tool to help community members consider some of the different factors <br />used to evaluate a site’s potential. City staff will review submissions and follow up with the <br />person who submitted the form. <br />*The Lane County Deeds and Records office may be a useful tool to find out more <br />information about a specific property. The Public Research Library’s hours are 8 am – 5 pm <br />at 125 E. 8th Ave. You can also look online at <br />http://lanecounty.org/cms/One.aspx?portalId=3585881&pageId=5145461. City-recognized <br />Neighborhood Associations also have access to RLID (Regional Land Information Database). <br />Contact the Office of Human Rights & Neighborhood Involvement at (541) 682-5177 for <br />more information about how to access and use this tool. <br />*This is a site evaluation form for potential rest stop sites. Although it can also be used to <br />consider potential car camping sites, car camping sites generally have more flexibility, and <br />the CSS Considerations for Host Sites in the handbook has helpful information on identifying <br />viable car camping locations and hosts. <br />Thank you for your efforts! <br />November 26, 2018, Work Session - Item 3