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(a) Provide safe parking at parks and recreational facilities that commonly draw crowds arriving by both automobiles and bicycles. (Policy 4) (b) Provide safe and convenient access to parks and recreational facilities for persons with disabilities. (Policy 5) (c) When possible, require land divisions and planned unit developments to provide for pedestrian access to parks and potential park sites. (Policy 6) (2) Urban Design. (a) Protect the unique geographical features, buttes, and other natural landmarks in parks and other recreational facilities for their contribution to the community's identity. (Policy 1) (b) Use the Trees for Eugene street tree planting guide when designing streetscapes next to and within parks and other recreational facilities. (Policy 3) (c) Minimise the impacts of park use on surrounding lands through: 1. Buffering borders shared with residential, commercial, industrial, and agricultural uses. 2. Expanding sub - standard sited parks, when possible, through acquisition to improve access, visibility, and aesthetic quality. 3. Careful siting of access roads, parking areas, and activities that require lighting or produce high noise levels. (Policy 4)] (d) Treat environmental enhancement as a component of recreational development. (Policy 5) (3) Willamette and McKenzie Rivers. (a) Use the January, 1985, Willamette River Greenway Management Proposal as a source for identifying natural vegetation and wildlife areas as well as possible management techniques and specific land use actions and decisions that will provide a balance among physical access areas, visual access areas, and areas where access should be limited or discouraged. (Policy 1) (b) Preserve and enhance natural habitats and scenic corridors that deserve special merit along the rivers. (Policy 6) (c) Assure that developments within the established Willamette River Greenway boundaries comply with State and local Crreenway standards and regulations. (Policy 7) (4). South Mills. (a) Preserve the character and habitat value of the South Hills by siting and developing recreational facilities and other improvements in a way that preserves and enhances the natural conditions of the area. (Policy 1) (b) Manage the South Hills as a passive recreational feature by providing a variety of recreational facilities, such as trails, view points, and natural areas, to accommodate a range of interests and activities. (Policy 2) (c) Extend the Ridgeline Trail System along or near the ridge of the South Hills and provide linkages to adjacent neighborhoods. (Policy 4) Ordinance - 396