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3 <br /> 7 . bridge through the area. We also know of your frequently stated appreciation of the river and <br /> Greenway through our city, and your recognition that the Greenway is an important and valuable <br /> asset for the whole community. We look forward to talking with you at your earliest convenience in <br /> the hopes that we can address any of your concerns about the restoration effort at Rasor Park, and <br /> move forward with the process. The new native shrubs and flowers that we planned to plant at the <br /> park this weekend are temporarily "heeled in" in somebody's yard, but really need to go into the <br /> ground in the next month. To accomplish this, we will need to reschedule our planting event as soon <br /> as possible. In addition, we are planning to involve local school classes in planting milkweed in the <br /> park later this spring, in monitoring for monarch butterflies, and in other activities aimed at restoring <br /> and protecting habitat for, and educating about some of our nearly- disappeared Willamette Valley <br /> native species such as meadowlark and salmon. We hope to receive reaffirmation of City support for <br /> establishing un -mowed meadow zones in some areas of Rasor Park this spring, so that we may <br /> proceed with these activities. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> 4"---. <br /> Becky Rile (for the Ste ng Committee) <br /> cc: Tim Rhay, Andrea Riner <br /> City Councilors <br />