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EUGENE VISION ZERO David Minor, age 27 David Minor was riding his bike when he was struck and killed by a car while turning at 13th & Willamette. He enjoyed music, skiing, camping, gardening, and spending time with his family and many friends. David was a dreamer, a thinker, a lover of life, and a passionate believer in social justice. He inspired those who knew him in the way he lived his life: championing the rights of all people, cherishing and nurturing relationships, and being a good steward of the environment. He was funny and fun, smart and kind, and will always be missed by those who knew and loved him. David's parents are working with the City of Eugene to develop a two-way protected bike lane on 13th from downtown Eugene to the UO. Communities of Concern As a guiding tenant of the Action Plan, equity will help guide implementation of Vision Zero in Eugene. Identifying Communities of Concern helps the City become more aware of historically underserved and disadvantaged neighborhoods in Eugene that may need and deserve more equitable transportation investments . The City acknowledges that there have been historic disinvestments in some communities over Eugene's h i story. Compared to other neighborhoods, residents living in Communities of Concern may have fewer choices about how, when and where they move around our City, putting them at a higher risk of danger as they use our streets . The City will prioritize transportation safety investments in Communities of Concern . Our Vision Zero guiding tenets direct that both equity and safety data are used to identify and prioritize investment. Upon adoption of this plan, the City will undertake the action of developing a Communities of Concern map to guide investments. 29