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HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance No. 19396oRniN~cg No . ! ~ 3 9 ~O AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING THE CONSTRUCTION AND ROUTE OF THE WEST EUGENE PARKWAY; AUTHQRIZING EXECUTION OF AGREE~[ENTS THEREFOR; AND DECLAR- ING AN E1~IERGENCY . THE CITY OF EUGENE DOES QRDAIN AS FOLLOW; Section 1. The State of Oregon has committed funds to and proposes to construct the West Eugene Parkway. The proposed street is a throughway as defined under ORS 3 7 4 , 01 ~ , The C i ty Council preferred route for the throughway is generally depicted on Exhibit A attached hereto, It will begin at the present loca- tion of 6th and 7th Avenues at Garfield Street and go northwest along the present route of 6th and 7th Avenues to a point near the intersection of those streets with 5th Avenue. Thereafter, the route will be westerly and then southwesterly intersecting 5th Avenue and then proceeding westerly to Seneca Road. The route then runs northwesterly and westerly going aver Wallis S treet, intersecting Bertelsen Road south of 1st Avenue, Beltline Road, and Danebo Avenue near Pacific Avenue to a point near the Southern Pacific Coos Bay Branch railroad tracks. Thereafter, the route proceeds southwesterly and westerly near the railroad tracks intersecting Green Hill Road, and then proceeds to the present route of 11th Avenue State Highway 126 near Oak Hill Road. Thereafter the route proceeds along the present route of State Highway 126 for a distance of approximately one-half mile, Pre- liminary plans, specifications and statements of impact for this project are available to the public at City Hall, Section,,,., 2. A map and description of the proposed route of Ordinance -~ 1 the project and of intersections of other thoroughfares therewith will be published once a week for four consecutive weeks prior to the election of November 4, 1986 in the Register Guard, a news- paper of general circulation within the City of Eugene. Section 3. The City Manager is authorized to enter into cooperative agreements with the State of Oregon and others at any time prior to November 4, 1991 to facilitate the construction project along the general route specified above. Section 4, These matters concern the peace, health and safety of the citizens of Eugene and an emergency is hereby de- Glared to exist. This Ordinance shall become effective immedi- ately upon its approval by the voters of the city. Passed by the City Council this 11th day of Augusts 1986 Ci Recorder Ordinance -~ 2 Approved by the Mayor this A Measure Approving Route for West Eugene Parkway CITY BALLaT Vote YES or N0. Mark X in the Square far the Answer Voted Far. A 1KEASURE PRUPQSED BY RESQLUTIGN CF THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, APPRG~TING ROUTE OF WEST EUGENE PARKWAY. 52 TITLE: "ROUTE APPRQVAL FQR WEST YES EUGENE PARKWAY" Question: Should the West Eugene Parkway be constructed by the State along the east-west route preferred by the City Council? Pur ose: The State proposes to con- struct a throughway. The City Council preferred route runs from ~ th/7th Avenues and Garfield Street westerly to 11th Avenue near Oak Hill Road, intersecting Seneca, Bertelsen, Beltline, Danebo~ Green Hill and other roads. The City Charter requires voter approval of this route. This Measure refers to the voters an ordinance authorising agreements between the City and the State during the next five years to facilitate throughway construction along this route. I vote to approve the Measure No I vote to reject the Measure a ~~- • ~~~. •1. ^ao ~ ' ~ ~ ~ ~I ~ C f a ~ j ~ Iiliq 4r...._~~.~_...... r~ i urti~ S~ ~ ~~ ~ ~f ~ ~te+ ^o. '• ~ t r ~~ ~1~ i lil\ I ~ s . ~ E r j ~~ i~ce, ~~ ~ ~..w.~w~..~..+~~TlI~+O~ _ _'''_= ~ I l~ r r r ~ ~u+ r~--if. ~ 1 oc~ .« s~ it 1 ~~ t AO ~~~ .i! r ~., , V * YM~I S~ v u~ ti ~ l ~ ~ ! I oa!' s~. t~ ~l! _ ' 11 ~ k ! ~ }{ J, ~0 ~..~1 l / ~~ ? r i • }~ j IQwA !T. w«• r ~ y r• ~1~ ! ~ s ~ i W+T ~ ~~ r.rw ~; . ~ ~, r.TCw 11p D I ~ ~ ~ a' --~1`+ ~ «~!a ~ !T ti ~'~OJ' i~^ J ~ ~,J%+ cam:: Ci I~ I Ir Yt~+Kli r. _ !, ' ~ 3V/ ~ ri { ~k.r~~ i ,i I'• i~r ~ /// /` '~ IT f '~~ I~ lit ~, i 'I ~ ~~~v~ / CMIITMUT lT I .... a ,~ t. `~ I t ~ ~ E iii----mot J .. ~ I ~i 1 ~ J_~. ~^ ~ ~ cue ~++61~ ~ / ~~~~7! I~R M __~rril jj I /~ ~1~V li a II +I '< ~ f,d/' ~'~ ' Try ~ ~ ul~ { E~ !'I :;'~~ y M*~w~t'~~f~• }'O 5~ .I ~ 1 iy ~, ~.~ t r~ . M ~' 17i f\L iR1~~~Er ~. ~~+ I "Y III ~~ ~ i ~ V M. 1;~ 1 ~ ~ ~~ Z' V~• I ,+ o~i ! I~t I. '. ,. Itl, ~ t li+!~ rf :;i ' Il'r ~~~ Ir+~ '' is ~I II~~~~' T ~ '' - ~~ .r;.at.+ I~; ~~{ ~~ II 'rti~rplK ~~r~r""^T !* f6 fly J ~~ ~ '~I•~,; ~~~ ! 1 f t ~ ~ ~ t !. r ~ ~ ~l,L I r~rao! ~ ~' '~....Jti.J. IC~Dls ~~ ~/~ +: k f s '~ 1. i 1 ', 3 1 i f j c + ~ ppE V I Y f i i E ~ ~~ H ' ~~ H y