This week's newsletter focuses on upcoming meetings and events. Next week, we will focus on getting your feedback on our multi-family housing options. You can always get the latest information at the Envision Eugene website - www.EnvisionEugene.org.

The Envision Eugene team will present a project update to the Planning Commission on Monday, August 8. At this work session, the Planning Commission will have the opportunity to learn about and discuss the latest information, including the City Council's direction for which housing strategies to move forward for further work, public review and comment. The Planning Commission will also have the opportunity to discuss and comment on the proposed public engagement plan for getting community feedback on the housing strategies.

Thanks to the approximately 50 people who stopped by our booth at the Churchill Party in the Parks on July 19th. We learned from you about your neighborhoods, what you love most and what could be made better, such as loving your parks and wanting more of them. We also talked about what makes a 20-minute neighborhood and shared updates on Envision Eugene, our urban growth boundary and upcoming opportunities to get involved.

Then, we talked with dozens of you at Sunday Streets downtown and dozens more at the Friendly Area Neighbors Picnic at Washington Park. Summer in Eugene is in full swing and we are grateful for the opportunity to see how it takes shape around the city. Everything we hear is being catalogued, and will be summarized for the community and the City Council at the end of September.

Come say hello at upcoming Party in the Parks, Sunday Streets, and First Fridays downtown.

 

To subscribe to Envision Eugene, email [email protected] and tell us you would like to receive our emails. Thanks for your interest, and as always, please let us know if we can answer any questions about Envision Eugene.