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HAMMITT Bob <br /> From: ANDERSEN Chris F <br /> To: SWANSON GRIBSKOV Laurie <br /> Cc: HAMMITT Bob; MEDLIN Johnny R; PLAMONDON Scott F <br /> Subject: FW: Cutting the trees in Hendricks Park <br /> Date: Tuesday, October 28, 1997 1:34PM <br /> FYI, I don't think this affects the meeting agenda we have already discussed but could indicate a more <br /> boisterous energy level. Chris <br /> From: WALSTON Mary F <br /> To: WEILER Phil J; TERRETT Brian S; ANDERSEN Chris F <br /> Subject: FW: Cutting the trees in Hendricks Park <br /> Date: Monday, October 27, 1997 10:58PM <br /> FYI... MW <br /> From: Wanda Ballentine <br /> To: foe @efn.org; cpa @efn.org; Iocal_activists @efn.org <br /> Subject: Cutting the trees in Hendricks Park <br /> Date: Monday, October 27, 1997 6:45PM <br /> Press conference on Hendricks Park tree cutting, Tuesday, October 28, 6pm, <br /> Edison Elementary School. The Hendricks Park Tree Committee will present <br /> its Majority Position report to the media prior to a meeting scheduled by <br /> the City to claim agreement that the 18 targeted trees are unreasonably <br /> hazardous and ought to come down. The majority of the committee disagrees <br /> with the City staff and is calling for development of a management plan for <br /> the Park by a citizen's committee. The Committee asserts the City has not <br /> done its homework and wants to halt plans to cut the trees prior to an <br /> adequate study of the situation by competent professionals. Everyone <br /> concerned about this issue and wishing to promote rational risk management <br /> decisions and long -term planning for Hendricks Park please attend these <br /> events. If you cannot and want to be involved, please spread the word and <br /> contact Jon Raney, jraney @Pond.net <br /> Wanda S. Ballentine <br /> Oregon Research Institute <br /> 1715 Franklin Blvd. <br /> Eugene, OR 97403 -1983 <br /> 541 - 484 -2123; fax - 541-484-1108 <br /> wandab @ori.org <br /> "If we do not do the impossible, we shall be faced with the unthinkable." <br /> Murray Bookchin <br /> "True growth is the ability of a society to transfer increasing amounts of <br /> energy and attention from the material side of life to the nonmaterial side <br /> and thereby to advance its culture, capacity for compassion, sense of <br /> community, and strength of democracy." Arnold Toynbee <br /> Disclaimer: Oregon Research Institute doesn't speak for me, and I don't <br /> speak for Oregon Research Institute. <br /> Page 1 <br />