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situation, similar to what was agreed to in Sacramento. A phased approach would allow <br /> the City and the Corps time to plan, design, and finance appropriate levee maintenance <br /> and vegetation management, while applying the best available science and addressing <br /> public safety issues. <br /> In summary, the City of Eugene has made substantial progress on all five required maintenance <br /> actions described in the Corps inspection report. We are seeking dialogue with you and Colonel <br /> Steven Miles to further discuss and investigate the issue of trees on the landward levee slope and toe <br /> for the area outside the UGB. Based on our progress to date, we hope the Corps will continue to <br /> conclude that the Amazon Creek Flood Control Works is in "Acceptable" condition for the <br /> Rehabilitation and Inspection Program. <br /> Please let me know if you have any questions about the contents of this letter. I can be reached by <br /> phone at 541- 682 -4930 or by email at Johnny .r.medlin@a,ci.eugene.or.us. I look forward to speaking <br /> with you. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> Johnny R. Medlin <br /> Director, Eugene Parks and Open Space Division <br /> J14 ce d <br /> CC: Kurt Corey, Public Works Director, City of Eugene <br /> Marsha Miller, Public Works Director, Lane County �''�''� " <br /> ENCLOSURES: <br /> 1. Open Waterway Maintenance Plans (City of Eugene, September, 2008) for Amazon <br /> Creek. <br /> 2. Emergency Response Plan for the Amazon Creek Flood Control Works (City of Eugene, <br /> September, 2008). <br /> Page 4 <br />