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DESCRIPTION - Ned Access . (coat.) Access #2 - This access is located at the end of Spring Blvd. It is not intended for vehicular access. There is •'currently a walking trail that starts at Spring Blvd. and heads east towards the subject. The current walking trail is in poor condition. This is the point where the city plans to begin construction of the Ridgeline trail if they decide to purchase the approximate 200 acres of the subject. Access #3 - This access is located at the end of Scharen Road. It is a gated access. This access was not inspected on the date of inspection, however, the owner representative stated that the access is gated and remains locked throughout the year. She also stated that this access leads to the center of the subject where it • connects with the loop shown on the map above. Exposure Good - The subject is a large tract of land located near the edge of development. It can be seen from Interstate 5 and Dillard Road, two heavily traveled arterials in the area. It can also be seen from Lane Community College. Easements and A preliminary title report was not provided for review. Encumbrances Upon reviewing county plat maps, there did not appear to be any adverse easements, encroachments, or encumbrances ..relevant to the subject property. If questions arise regarding easements, encroachments, or encumbrances, further research is advised. There is a BPA (Bonneville Power Administration) easement that bisects the subject property. It is located slightly south of the approximate 200 acres that the City of Eugene is considering purchasing. BPA Easements cannot be improved upon. However, they can be paved and used as arterials. Although they can be paved, parking under them is not permitted. The acreage occupied by the BPA Easement is unknown. However, due to the large size of the subject, its presence does not negatively affect the overall value presented in this report.