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c ~- , Interstate 5. Where the corridor crosses city limits, close to the Spring Boulevard overpass, existing roadside trees should be retained, between the overpass and University Street. Because of the extra right-of-wa Y on 3Dth Avenue, between University Street and Alder Street, opportunities exist for punting large street trees within the existing parking street as part of a future public project. 1fi. Greenhill Road, Airport Road to 1~est 11th Avenue Like 3Dth Avenue, this entrance corridor traverses a largely rural landscape and forms the west boundary of the current Urban Growth Boundary. Rural landscape. qualities and panoramic views should be retained, as noted in the Introduction to this study. Landscape improvements far the forseeable future are likely to come in conjunction with landscape and buffer requirements far adjacent future private development. Yl~hile potential future public projects may involve screenin of existin unsi htl views in stra ~ g g g y teg~c locations. [16]17. Amtrak Station T. Revise the discussion under the Franklin Boulevard Maintenance Exchan e Implementation Pri on t as fo l ~ ~ g y, lows: ...investigate local as well as state sources...improvements for the Franklin Boulevard entrance to Eugene ~~Entrance Beautification Project 12)x. !n addition, because of its proximity to the Glenwood Solid Waste Facility and the resulting litter that can create, the maintenance agreement should address state and local responsibilities for litter pick- up.. U. ~ Expand the discussion under Imp1 ementati on Priority #Z-h, as fol 1 ows: . "Points of Interest" si gni ng, ~ di recti ng visitors to historic sites museums (such as University of Oregon Art Museum, WISTEC, Lane County Historical Museum, parks ~ i ncl udi ng the park system along the aver, ,Hendricks Park Rhododendron Garden and Dwens Memorial Rose . Garden}, and the City Centers Downtown, needs to be developed and sites identified. I~. Revise the description under Implementation Priority #3, as follows de]eting the present lead-in paragraph: Highway 99 [Demonstration Project] Improvement Projects Because of the high priority for improvements to this major entrance corridor and the need to obtain state funding for the contemplated reconstruction, the City, should proceed to budget funds for improvements at four locat:ans along the corridor, as soon as possible. These improvement projects should be designed to become a permanent part of the reconstructed roadway and should include: 9