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MovingAhead Spring 2019 Outreach Summary 102 <br />Sending this message to convey that Bethel, Eugene, Hey 99 area desperately needs improvements and <br />investment. It would help the area so much! Thanks all! <br />There is absolutely no need for an EmEx line on River Road. With the residences and businesses along <br />River Road there is no room to build a bus-only lane, Please reconsider the idea of an EmEx line of River <br />Road. No matter how convenient you try to make bus service I will never ride an LTD bus. Many of my <br />neighbors I've spoken with feel the same. <br />I suggest a $25 gift card to a local business, preferably one working to expand local food production. <br />Is enhanced option less exspessive than Emx option? If so, support enhanced option. It may be a smart <br />choice and cost less to operate. <br /> <br />I would highly recommend enhanced option as a go ahead, because i really want a MLK Jr. Boulevard <br />route to run here where i live at willamtte gardens near autzen statium. I really think its importent for <br />me and my mom. Thank you so much, and the other corridors are importent to. If i were you all of you <br />to support all five corridors and move them foward. <br /> <br /> <br />From Tabling and Presentation Events <br />River Road/Santa Clara Neighborhood Planning (4/10/19) <br />Most individuals expressed strong support for the EmX Alternative. There were some concerns about <br />congestion at River Road and Beltline. There were also concerns expressed about the potential tree <br />impacts. Residents were clear that they wanted a greater level of transit service. Several other people <br />expressed concerns about safety on River Road, particularly for people walking and biking given the high <br />speeds by some people who are driving. They expressed support for investments in safety including <br />additional RFB enhanced crossings and protected bicycle facilities. <br />LiveMove (U of O), 4/4/19 <br />Attendees had several questions about how the project would link up with TransitTomorrow and how <br />we would address rural service. I provided them with information on how to comment and engage with <br />the project. <br />Eugene Chamber of Commerce LGAC, 3/29/19 <br />LGAC members raised a number of questions, in particular about funding, how values inform our <br />process, how many people our outreach connected with, whether we missed anyone in the outreach, <br />and whether we reached enough people. Members provided comments about costs and what that <br />might mean for the business community. Some members suggested the Chamber should focus on how <br />LTD can serve employment centers and get people to work. <br />Members suggested some ways MovingAhead can better do outreach. Suggestions included making the <br />dollars and impacts very concrete when we are asking for input. Some suggested doing more random <br />sample polling. <br />July 15, 2019, Joint Work Session – Item1