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........... <br />Public Works <br />Parks & Open Space <br />City of Eugene <br />1820 Roosevelt Blvd. <br />Eugene, Oregon 97402 <br />(541) 682 -4800 <br />(541) 682 -4882 FAX <br />www.ci.eugene.or.us <br />March 15, 2002 <br />Meg Trendler, Executive Director <br />The Science Factory <br />P.O. Box 1518 <br />Eugene, Or 97440 <br />Subject: On Grass Parking <br />Dear Meg, <br />As requested, this letter is to document the intent of the Parks and Open. Space Division <br />regarding continuing to grant permits for use of park property for University of Oregon game day <br />parking on the grass near your facility. <br />The Parks and Open Space Division recognizes that it has been your past practice of many years <br />standing to use park property to sell parking on the grass in the vicinity of the Science Factory <br />facility during University of Oregon football games. I understand it is your concerns about the <br />stability of this revenue source which generated your request to for this letter. <br />Discussions have occurred regarding this parking by the City Council and the City Manager over <br />the past year. I believe there is a clear intent in these discussions for the Parks and Open Space <br />Division to continue the practice of issuing these annual parking permits to the Science Factory <br />for University of Oregon football game day parking through 2007. I anticipate the general limits <br />and conditions of the permits to be issued will be the same or very similar to that permit issued to <br />the Science Factory for calender year 2002. The only variable I can anticipate to this may be <br />future changes in environmental regulations that may impact or limit our ability to grant such a <br />permit. <br />The continuation of these annual permits for parking after that date will need be negotiated with <br />a decision based on prevalent conditions at the time. <br />Since Q <br />Johnny R. Medlin, Director <br />Parks and Open Space Division <br />