AMENDED Agenda Packet 4-24-19 Work Session

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345 Steam Plant itself, standing alone or with a less dominant addition. This doesn’t look like a revitalization design. From Hilyard, it’ll just be a blah office building. 1/31/2019 4:34 PM 346 visual access to the river 1/31/2019 4:15 PM 347 The fact that the industrial character of the interior is preserved and given a new purpose.1/31/2019 4:11 PM 348 Restoring and protecting the Steam Plant.1/31/2019 3:42 PM 349 Site that retains historic significance and feel where you can meet friends for food, drink and conversation. Also the office component adds commercial activity which supports a nice sense of activity. 1/31/2019 3:01 PM 350 River front use and views 1/31/2019 2:10 PM 351 Using existing structure with enhancements to make it a destination.1/31/2019 12:41 PM 352 The open feeling and preservation of the EWEB power plant history and technology.1/31/2019 12:33 PM 353 the current building is pretty much an eye sore. Something nice and inviting to the public as well as being a place for business, sounds great 1/31/2019 12:10 PM 354 It is metropolitan looking and provides a great space for casual gathering.1/31/2019 11:45 AM 355 Openness 1/31/2019 11:22 AM 356 Saving the “bones” and iconic elements of the historic industrial building with a viable adaptive use. 1/31/2019 9:51 AM 357 That it will help to revitalize and sustain the riverfront. That it could provide viable venues for visual arts. 1/31/2019 8:54 AM 358 TO finally get a center of interest and education for our community to brag about. We really lack a "there". I am connected with Lane County Historic Museum and you must be aware of the it needing a larger venue. Seattles' Museum of History and Industry is a great model to aspire to. I'm so pleased with this news. 1/31/2019 3:04 AM 359 That it is being kept as historical value. River views from inside the building would be a bonus. Happy Hour cocktails or distillery & beer availability. Musical talents performing. 1/31/2019 1:24 AM 360 I find it a little terrifying and inconsistent with what community revitalization supporters have been talking about for this building for decades. Let's see your next concept. 1/30/2019 11:54 PM 361 next to the river 1/30/2019 11:10 PM 362 I am always happy to see existing buildings maintained and used, if they can safely be remodeled to meet current building standards. This seems like the most environmentally sound course. 1/30/2019 9:49 PM 363 You're assuming I've seen it. I have not.1/30/2019 9:43 PM 364 That it will hopefullly keep its historic footprint 1/30/2019 9:17 PM 365 Public connection to river and park. Looks more active and meaningful to the community than what I've seen of Williams and Dame proposal. 1/30/2019 8:31 PM 366 Breezeways and river overlook and playground. I wish they had those oversized rocking horses like Reed and Cross used to have. Man, I could ride those for hours in the 70's. 1/30/2019 8:30 PM 367 opening up Eugene to the water.... it is Eugene's best feature...1/30/2019 7:54 PM 368 Connection to the river 1/30/2019 7:34 PM 369 I like the entire plan and its perfect balance. It would be a fun place to go for a beautiful view, food and drink, enjoyment of the arts, being a great historic landmark and very importantly expanding the commercial office space availability that is severely lacking in prominent areas. I will only have by business in the major downtown/campus areas. 1/30/2019 5:49 PM 370 River overlook connection and large open spaces with consideration for mixed uses 1/30/2019 5:35 PM 371 open space 1/30/2019 5:30 PM 372 I'm from San Diego, a place where the river has been hidden-most don't even know it exists. Opening this building to the public invites the river into our society...helps us appreciate the water that flows through our taps...provides a place to appreciate the beauty of nature amidst the city. 1/30/2019 5:21 PM 373 That it will be a cool place to go as a community member and with visitors.1/30/2019 4:48 PM 26 / 128 Comments Sought on Proposed Steam Plant Concept April 24, 2019, Work Session - Item 1