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• <br /> • Survey each boat landing and determine physical improvements that would enhance security and <br /> limit after hours use. Develop a budget for these items and submit them to the Marine Board for <br /> funding. Install improvements as time and funding allows. <br /> • Purchase a surveillance camera that would be rotated among the landings. Signs would be posted <br /> at the landings notifying users that the landing may be under camera surveillance. Add the cost of <br /> the camera and protective, weather tight case to the grant proposal presented to the Marine Board. <br /> Develop a process or system for managing and locating the camera at the landings. <br /> • Evaluate the need for additional law enforcement patrols. If additional patrols are warranted, <br /> determine the time frame, frequency, costs, work to be accomplished, and an equitable way to <br /> distribute the patrol costs. I would imagine that these costs will need to be born by each agency <br /> and may be used as match for the Marine Board grant. <br /> • Develop a public information campaign announcing the proposed improvements and if additional <br /> patrols are added. If citing does occur as an outcome of this plan, then the public should be well <br /> informed of the action taken. <br /> 1 have scheduled a meeting for Wednesday, April 1, 1998, 10:00 a.m. at the Lane County Public Works <br /> Office, located at 3040 Delta Highway North, Eugene to discuss these issues with staff from the Marine <br /> Board and other public agencies responsible for boat landing management or law enforcement near the <br /> metro area. Please let me know if you will be able to attend the meeting by calling the Lane County Parks <br /> Office at 682 -6940. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Bob Keefer <br /> Parks Manager <br /> cc: Paul Donheffner, Oregon State Marine Board <br />