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MovingAhead Spring 2019 Outreach Summary 99 <br />I am sure that the corridors and plans will benefit the most people in Eugene. I have confidence that the <br />alternatives will be carefully considered. <br /> BUT, what about some smaller buses, vans even, to serve some of the less well-served areas? Such as <br />mine. When we moved here, there was a bus stop about 1/4 mile away, and it was one of the things <br />that made us choose that location. About 12 years ago, the route was discontinued. We had to buy a <br />2nd car. The bus that comes the closest to our neighborhood stops about a mile away from our home, <br />down a long steep hill (and thus up a long steep hill for a walk home in the dark and the rain after work). <br />We would love to use the bus system. We would love to have only one car. <br />The discontinued route was Route 22. <br />The route that comes the closest to our neighborhood is 33. If it snows, I have to walk down to 18th & <br />Chambers to intercept the 36. That is really a long walk, especially in the wintertime. <br />I wish that something could be done to improve service for all. thanks for listening. <br />I would like to see bus's coming faster and on time and not coming late and would like to see if when a <br />person a trying to getting to there stops to where the bus's come on Corburg Oregon Eugene area. I <br />would also like driver's of LTD not to be very rude to anyone whom rides the bus's and would like a <br />shuttle of LTD to picking people with many kinds of disabilities with special needs at there homes to <br />where ever they live at. And adding more under cover shelter's to all locations in Oregon and even <br />Eugene and Spring field and Junction city all thee above. I would like driver's to work as as late they can <br />in the evenings and bus's not showing up late of picking up anyone in Eugene even on cold days at <br />nights. I would like bus's to live every 10 mints or 30 mints so then people won't be late of showing up to <br />there jobs or even for other things even for no bus's of the driver's or staff members to stay calm at all <br />times with anyone whom is disabled. Plus I want comfortable seating to all bus's to where it doesn't hurt <br />people's back's. Plus I don't want anyone in Eugene area feel upset with bus driver's showing up late or <br />people not feeling upset with mess's smelling bad inside or the buss's it self because of the gas smell or <br />the air blowing cold. Plus if people aren't able to make it for any reason because of there health issues <br />like asthma and aren't able to run to get to the bus stop on time then what to do of that because I have <br />missed my bus before from the past and from present. I've been riding the bus's since 2007 to present <br />for 12 whole years. Not a huge fan of riding the bus's because don't like the driver's being at times being <br />late of picking up anyone yearly and monthly year round. 541-3599471. Go Ducks. Plus I have back <br />issues. <br />Thanks for having this campaign! I've been meaning to email the city about a concern I've had since you <br />rehabbed West Amazon this summer. I live on E 38th, and as a bus commuter it was immediately <br />apparent that the city forgot to install a street light over the bus stop at 37th. There used to be one <br />there. <br />I'm also concerned about the apparently random curb configuration jutting out into the intersection at <br />the north side of E 37th and W Amazon. It's painted yellow which helps in daylight hours, but between <br />the missing street light and no reflectors it's an accident waiting to happen. Since the snow storm I've <br />noticed that one driver has already taken a chunk of concrete out of it, and it feels like a death trap <br />when I wait for the bus at night. It also has a mysterious curb cut for accessibility without a matching <br />curb cut on the other side of W Amazon. I appreciate the noble intentions, but lately it's been a mulchy <br />swamp with the snow melt. It's not only useless but dangerous for someone with accessibility issues. <br />I don't use a chair myself but the curb configuration is dangerous to everyone as it is now. Ideally I <br />would love to see that barrier smoothed out entirely to a regular curb as it was before, or at least mark <br />it with lots of reflectors for night drivers. And most importantly, please replace the street light over the <br />July 15, 2019, Joint Work Session – Item1