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ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER
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Traffic Engineer of the City of Eugene
24TH AVENUE - INSTALLATION OF BIKE LANES
The Traffic Engineer of the City of Eugene finds that:
1. The Eugene Code, Section 5.040 provides that the City Manager (or designee)
shall exercise specific traffic duties by administrative action, including: the implementation
of ordinances, resolutions, and motions of the council and his or her own orders by
installing traffic control devices; and establishing, maintaining, removing or altering all
traffic control areas and traffic control devices;
2. The administrative action taken to provide for bike lanes on 24th Avenue, and
the resulting removal of on-street parking and other necessary changes to traffic controls,
is based on consideration of, and compliance with, the criteria set forth in Eugene Code,
Section 5.055;
3. The Eugene Bikeways Masterplan designates that 24th Avenue between Amazon
Parkway and Willamette Street shall have on-street bike lanes;
4. The project is consistent with the City Council's transportation goal of promoting
alternative modes of transportation and other adopted state and local plans and laws;
5. The proposed street design allows some on-street parking to remain along the
south side of 24th Avenue between Amazon Parkway and Willamette Street;
6. Providing a separate bicycle facility in this corridor will provide safer conditions
for bicycle travel and other travel modes on 24th Avenue. The final design is in
conformance with traffic engineering standards; and
7. The City provided a notice to owners\occupants of the proposed bike lane project
in May of 1 994, and received a small number of verbal comments from the affected
parties, primarily opposed to the loss of on-street parking. These concerns were
responded to directly by staff.
Now, Therefore,
Based upon the aforementioned findings, and pursuant to the authority provided in the
Eugene Code, the Traffic Engineer orders that:
1. Bike lanes shall be marked along both sides of 24th Avenue between Amazon
Parkway and Willamette Street; and
2. On-street parking shall be removed along the north side and a portion of the
south side of 24th Avenue between Amazon Parkway and Willamette Street.
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ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER
of the
Traffic Engineer of the City of Eugene
29TH AVENUE - INSTALLATION OF BIKE LANES
The Traffic Engineer of the City of Eugene finds that:
1. The Eugene Code, Section 5.040 provides that the City Manager (or designee) shall
exercise specific traffic duties by administrative action, including: the implementation of
ordinances, resolutions, and motions of the council and his or her own orders by installing traffic
control devices; and establishing, maintaining, removing or altering all traffic control areas and
traffic control devices;
2. The administrative action taken to provide for a bike lane on 29th Avenue, and the
resulting removal of on-street parking and other necessary changes to traffic controls, is based on
consideration of, and compliance with, the criteria set forth in Eugene Code, Section 5.055;
3. The Eugene Bikeways Masterplan designates that 29th Avenue between Amazon
Parkway and Washington Street shall have on-street bike lanes;
4. The project is consistent with the City Council's transportation goal of promoting
alternative modes of transportation and other adopted state and local plans and laws;
5. The proposed street design requires on-street parking be prohibited along both sides of
29th Avenue;
6. Providing a separate bicycle facility in this corridor will provide safer conditions for
bicycle travel and other travel modes on 29th Avenue. The final design is in conformance with
traffic engineering standards; and
7. The City provided a notice to owners\occupants of the proposed bike lane project in
May of 1994, and received a small number of verbal comments from the affected parties,
primarily opposed to the loss of on-street parking. These concerns were responded to directly by
staff .
Now, Therefore,
Based upon the aforementioned findings, and pursuant to the authority provided in the Eugene
Code, the Traffic Engineer orders that:
1. A bike lane shall be marked along both sides of 29th Avenue between Amazon Parkway
and Washington Street; and
2. On-street parking shall be removed along both the north side and the south side of 29th
Avenue between Amazon Parkway and Washington Street.
Dated this J Z!Y day of August, 1994.
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