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• Project 20: Moon Mountain Park Trails • Project 4: South Eugene Meadows Shared -Use Trail • Project 6b: Shared-Use Compatibility Study on Ridgeline Willamette to Fox Hollow • Project CS: Ridgeline Corridor Wild Iris Ridge to Blanton Road and SE Meadows • Project C11: Hileman Park to Riverbank Path Shared-Use Path • Project 2: Wild Iris Ridge South Trail • Project 1: Wild Iris Ridge North Trail 5.3.3 Prioritization Categories The prioritization categories listed below are intended to guide implementation sequencing for proposed trails projects and indicate start date. Actual implementation timing will be based on a variety of factors such as availability of funding, acquisition, public input, and land owner participation. Prioritization Categories I Short-Range (highest priority): Will be undertaken as soon as feasible based on land availability and trail construction funding (1-10 years) II Medium-Range: Implementation following completion of most Priority-I projects and as soon as land and funding is available (11-20 years) Ill Long-Range: May be implemented over a longer period of time due to the complexity or cost of the project, needs additional study, or is dependent on successful completion of necessary land or easement acquisition (20+ years) 5.3.4 Project Prioritization The project priorities listed below are based upon criteria listed in Figure 5-5 and input provided by the public, interest groups, and City staff. Project sequencing will ultimately be determined by factors such as funding sources , long-term maintenance capacity, land availability, property owner participation, and project cost and complexity. Detailed information on prioritization is included in Appendix A. Relative Cost/Length: More precise cost estimates will be made when trail routes are further refined and t r ail design work in completed . For the purpose of the prioritization process, each project was assigned a relative cost value based on estimated per foot costs. Cost factors considered included anticipated project complexity, soil conditions, presence of wetland or waterways, and need for acquisition of land or easements. Relative cost catego ries include : $ Low cost: No land acquisition required and relatively easy trail construction. $$ Medium Cost: Some land acquisition required and/or more complex trail construction. $$$ High Cost: Significant land acquisition required and/or complex trail construction requirements such as bridges, drainage issues, retaining walls, difficult access, etc. Figure 5-6: Project Prioritization Table Priority/: Short-Range Projects {1-10 years) *Segment Location and Extent **Relative Length Code Cost/Length (linear feet) Land in Public Ownership or Partner Ownership (no additional land or easements needed) 1 Wild Iris Ridge from Bailey Hill Road (funded) $$ 7,800 4 South Eugene Meadows $ 9,700 11 Connector trail segment -Headwaters to Fox Hollow Road $ 200 12a Spencer Butte West Side Trail $$ 3,500 Page 36 Eugene Trails Plan -2018