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can bring. Development may exacerbate the feelings of an erosion of livability and community heritage <br />that perhaps has come with prior annexations. In fact, even infrastructure improvements such as urban <br />level road upgrades may be perceived as reducing livability. <br /> <br />In reviewing the September 2002 report of the Urban Services Committee, this latter form of reaction, <br />perhaps engendered by perceived poor experiences with prior annexations in these neighborhoods, and <br />while not ubiquitous or universally held, appears to hold sway with many residents and stakeholders in <br />River Road and Santa Clara. Many participants in the Urban Services Committee’s work, who otherwise <br />evidenced some support for the City, recognized that prior annexations may not have necessarily been <br />expedited most effectively or carefully. Balancing this, most residents who participated appear to <br />understand that ultimately River Road and Santa Clara will fully urbanize and become part of the City of <br />Eugene through annexation. The critical issues are how this occurs and within what time frame. <br /> <br />As the City of Eugene, other service providers, and the community contemplate the future incorporation of <br />the remaining territory within River Road and Santa Clara into the City, an urban transition and heritage <br />strategy that can be generally supported by, and that addresses the needs of, the River Road and Santa <br />Clara communities is an important initiative. A suite of options and potential actions that address the <br />concerns of area residents, businesses and landowners with respect to their sense of community <br />heritage, preservation of local institutions, loss of control and governance, and retention of some of the <br />“look and feel” of the present day neighborhoods, is appropriate in assuring that when and if these <br />communities join the City that they do so with the least dislocation and discontent possible. This White <br />Paper outlines such options and actions that might for the basis of neighborhood plans and strategies. <br />2 <br />River Road/Santa Clara Transition/Heritage White Paper <br />DRAFT <br />11-24-05 <br /> <br />Service provider Review <br /> <br />
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