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NOTE: The JPC and the Planning Commission discussed whether the Parks <br />Plan should address social behavior and related issues as recommended <br />by the Public Safety Advisory Committee. The Planning Commission and <br />JPC decided that because this Plan focuses primarily on park facility <br />improvements and related recreation and open space needs, the more <br />appropriate place to address issues related to the transient popula- <br />tion, criminal conduct, and what some people think of as deviant behav- <br />ior would be in Eugene's Community Goals and Policies, Metro Plan, or <br />another document that speaks to communitywide public safety, that is to <br />say not just safety in parks. <br />12. PAGE 6, FUNDAMENTAL GOALS: Retitle and revise to read: <br />VISION STATEMENTS <br />The following (two goals) visions are broadly stated goals th t underlie <br />the entire Parks and Recreation Plan. Such" they are implicitly <br />found) They conveg an ideal future as embodied in the Plan's more <br />specific com ponents. set e o out map or a graphic expression of <br />these visions. <br />1. <br />2. Neighborhood Parks within walking distance of all residential <br />areas. <br />NOTE: New statement. Not in the original list of Fundamental Goals. <br />3. Ph sical or visually perceived linkages between neighborhood parks <br />and the recreation corridor. <br />NOTE: New statement. Not in the original list of Fundamental Goals. <br />4. (Provide a) A variety of recreational and cultural facilities and <br />services to meet the diverse and changing needs of the community's <br />citizens and visitors. <br />NOTE: Original Fundamental Goal 1, reformatted as a vision state- <br />ment. <br />5. (Preserved, maintained) Conserved protected and enhanced (the) <br />open space, scenic, and natural resources ifor the community) for <br />recreational use and enjoyment by (existing and future) all of the <br />community's citizens and visitors. <br />Draft Parks Plan - - Ptanning Commission Changes 6/20/89 page 3 <br />J <br />NOTE: The note on page 9 following Policy 1 in Urban Design in- <br />cludes this wording. It will be deleted from that location. <br />