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The parks department had our park scheduled for re- seeding (which is badly needed), but can- <br />celled those plans in light of the existing problems with the sprinkler system. Another short- <br />coming of the current system is that it does not extend to a lot annexed to the park by the city at <br />the east end of the park. (The lot makes the park more accessible for neighbors on Moon <br />Mountain Drive.) We would like to see this area become more integrated with the older parts <br />of the park by seeding and extending irrigation to it. <br />It is the neighborhood's understanding that funds to replace our antiquated sprinklers need to <br />be released by the City Council, and we understand such action was recently done for Wash - <br />bum Park at the request of the Fairmount Neighbors. <br />I am sure that the paeks supzarvisor cc�-ld advie you of :he present im'blem,s with the p 0 <br />;�4 irri- <br />gation system. We have also been told that the new control system would work fine with <br />replacement sprinklers; indeed, without new sprinklers the new controller seems wasted. <br />Thank you for your consideration of this issue. If you would like any more information, please <br />feel free to contact me at 485 -1882. <br />Sincerely, 1. <br />Jennifer Schmitz <br />Co -chair, LHVCA <br />Laurel Hill Valley Citizens Association <br />c/o David Kelly <br />2988 Chandler Avenue <br />Eugene, OR 97403 <br />Laurel Hill Valley Citizens Association <br />Executive CodlmUYee <br />Co- chats: <br />J"" Schmitz <br />BYWY MANAGE R. — <br />Caltryward m <br />Jan wodann <br />January 23, 1996 a <br />vice- chairs: <br />Ms. Laurie Swanson Gribsk i 3 J <br />Rich Mc ur <br />Don <br />City of Eugene C <br />777 Pearl Street, Room 105 - <br />Secretary- treasurer. <br />David Kelly <br />Eugene, OR 97401 ; i L4 <br />0 <br />NewskHer. <br />Dear Councilor, <br />Belly Hemmingsen <br />I am writing to you on behalf of our neighborhood association regarding our local city park – <br />Kai Je an Ciancey <br />J ears <br />e <br />Laurel Hill Park. <br />C K011ne Cox <br />camone craven <br />The city parks department has just installed a state -of- the -art computerized sprinkler control <br />Mlke D"cley <br />system for the park. Unfortunately, there are serious problems with the sprinkler plumbing <br />Judith Eisen <br />itself: <br />Tom Evaniew <br />Kathy Frazer <br />Flossie Higgins <br />• It is more than 25 years old, and despite several repairs it is still deteriorating. <br />Darnell Mandelbialt <br />CharloHe Minor <br />• The coverage of the currently installed spray heads is not adequate. As a result, <br />Joanna Mitchell <br />Chico Schwan <br />much of the park turns brown even with watering. <br />Lynn Townsend <br />Kay Westerfield <br />The neighbors are especially concerned about several tree plantings we have done at Laurel <br />Hill Park. Because of the state of the sprinklers, we have had to stretch hoses across the street <br />from our houses, and carry five gallon buckets of water, to adequately irrigate the saplings. <br />Despite our efforts, some of the trees have died. In the past, the giant redwoods in the park <br />have also undergone serious stress during very hot weather periods. <br />The parks department had our park scheduled for re- seeding (which is badly needed), but can- <br />celled those plans in light of the existing problems with the sprinkler system. Another short- <br />coming of the current system is that it does not extend to a lot annexed to the park by the city at <br />the east end of the park. (The lot makes the park more accessible for neighbors on Moon <br />Mountain Drive.) We would like to see this area become more integrated with the older parts <br />of the park by seeding and extending irrigation to it. <br />It is the neighborhood's understanding that funds to replace our antiquated sprinklers need to <br />be released by the City Council, and we understand such action was recently done for Wash - <br />bum Park at the request of the Fairmount Neighbors. <br />I am sure that the paeks supzarvisor cc�-ld advie you of :he present im'blem,s with the p 0 <br />;�4 irri- <br />gation system. We have also been told that the new control system would work fine with <br />replacement sprinklers; indeed, without new sprinklers the new controller seems wasted. <br />Thank you for your consideration of this issue. If you would like any more information, please <br />feel free to contact me at 485 -1882. <br />Sincerely, 1. <br />Jennifer Schmitz <br />Co -chair, LHVCA <br />Laurel Hill Valley Citizens Association <br />c/o David Kelly <br />2988 Chandler Avenue <br />Eugene, OR 97403 <br />
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