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EUGENE Public Works <br /> Maintenance <br /> January 27. 1995 <br /> 1820 Roosevelt Boulevard <br /> Mary J. Cohen Eugene, Oregon 97402 <br /> Cohen Family Trust (503) 687-5220 <br /> 1973 Stone Crest Drive <br /> Eugene, Oregon 97401 <br /> Re: Land trade at Awbrey Park <br /> Dear Mary: <br /> I wish to thank you for taking the time on January 11th to stop by my office to talk about the <br /> possibility of making a small lot line adjustment between your property and Awbrey Park. You <br /> have asked if the 10 wide strip of park land along the eastern boundary of your property was an <br /> easement or if the city actually owned it. I have reviewed the 1989 bargain and sale deed in <br /> which Lane County transferred ownership of Awbrey Park to the City of Eugene. This deed <br /> shows that the 10 foot wide strip of land is actually part of the Awbrey Park parcel and is <br /> presently owned by the City of Eugene. <br /> Anticipating your willingness to proceed with a land trade, I have drawn up a sketch of what <br /> this trade might look like. (please see attached) Each area is approximately 2058 square feet in <br /> size. The 10'x205.77' area highlighted in yellow is the part the city would deed to you. The <br /> trapezium shape (roughly 27'x70'x63'x41.86') highlighted in green is the part you would deed to <br /> the city. If you agree to this configuration, I will have our property management office initiate <br /> action to accomplish the trade. A more precise drawing would need to be prepared for the <br /> required formal lot line adjustment. <br /> As we discussed, this trade should be beneficial to both parties. Both pieces of land contain <br /> existing trees and there is a mutual desire to preserve as much of the natural vegetation as <br /> possible. The 10 foot wide strip of land added to your property would increase the effective <br /> buffering between your property and the new subdivision to the east. The trapezium shape at the <br /> southern tip of your property is of little use or value to the rest of your property as a whole and, if <br /> part of Awbrey Park, would allow us to reduce the awkwardness of the pedestrian access point <br /> that is partially developed at this time. <br /> If you would please signify your willingness to proceed with the trade as proposed, by signing <br /> and returning one copy of this letter in the envelope enclosed, I will get the process started at our <br /> end. Thank you for your cooperation. If you should have any questions please don't hesitate to <br /> contact me at 465 -2812. <br /> Sincerely, <br /> ( �. - t'rirt/ <br /> acknowledged by - . <br /> / /� <br /> Jo Weber, Parks Planner M. 7. • en) <br />