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Name Extent* Length Description Suzanne Arlie Park Suzanne Arlie -Master planning would make site-scale Master Plan for Trail Park and recommendations for the trail systems within the System and Related vicinity undeveloped Suzanne Arlie Park. The planning would Facilities include setting park-specific trail system goals, identifying points of interest and connections to adjacent trails, evaluation of potential routes, and proposing routes and classifications. This would allow trails to be constructed in these parks in advance of full park development, which may be many years or decades away. McKenzie and Armitage Park 22,000 If The study would look at the long-term feasibility of Willamette River to East Bank routing a trail or path within this corridor and assess Confluence Area Path near short-term trail options. The study would identify and Trail and Path Beltline Road evaluate multiple options on both sides of the rivers . Feasibility Study Amazon Creek Amazon Creek 45,500 If The study would evaluate the suitability of developing Water Trail from Lane a recreational water trail along the lower reaches of Feasibility Study Events Center Amazon Creek and the Amazon Creek Diversion to Fern Ridge Channel. The study would identify obstacles to Reservoir navigation, assess safety, project potehtial use through outreach to interest groups and the community, and recommend potential improvements. Willamette River Eugene Millrace 1,500 If This feasibility study would evaluate the segment of Whitewater Park Dam and the Willamette River in and around the Eugene Feasibility Study vicinity in the Millrace Dam (near 1-5) for future utilization as an in- Willamette river whitewater park and make recommendations for River near-term safety improvements in this area. Rails-and-Eugene area -This study would evaluate the feasibility of utilizing Trails/Rails-to-Trails abandoned rail corridors for trails (rails-to-trails) or Feasibility Study utilizing a portion of active rail corridor for trails (rails- and-trails). 5.14 City Trail Classifications and Guideli,nes City of Eugene trails will be designed and constructed to meet the needs of the intended user groups and vary depending on site-specific conditions. Siting and design considerations will include public safety, accessibility, anticipated use, designated user groups, and sustainability in terms of maximizing longevity and minimizing ongoing maintenance requirements. The trail classifications and guidelines listed below are intended to be flexible and to provide a general overview of the desired system and are flexible. Page 46 Eugene Trails Plan -2018 Priority I II II II II