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VII. REPORTS BY SUBCOMMITTEES <br />For new members, Ms. Ullmann said the subcommittees met much more frequently than the full CPC. <br />She said new members should decide which subcommittee to associate with and begin attending <br />meetings. <br />A. University of Oregon <br />Ms. McKenzie reported for Mr. Peara. She said the final stages of application approval had been reached <br />for making the Yurt a permanent structure. She said there would be better insulation and power supplied <br />to the structure. She said one of the conditions was the requirement for an emergency turn around for <br />fire /ems services. She said two to three feet of gravel would be added to the area that was already being <br />used as a pull out for cars. <br />Mr. Biggs raised concern that the widened areas could be used for off street parking and questioned <br />whether that could be restricted. <br />Ms. McKenzie said there were already signs in place. <br />B. Signage <br />No report. <br />C. Wildlife Habitat <br />Mr. Fredette said the subcommittee met six weeks previously and oriented new members to what the <br />committee had worked on and future plans. He said people interested in attending the meeting to be held <br />the following week should talk to him after the current meeting. <br />D. Outreach <br />Ms. Jones said the subcommittee had met before the current meeting and reported that there had been a <br />discussion of a three dimensional display on the third floor display cases at the public library for <br />Calapuyah tribe. She said there was a desire to make the display similar to the talking stones that had <br />been used in the park. <br />Ms. Reddoor said if anyone from the committee had specific ideas about the components of the display <br />they should talk to her. She added that a three dimensional display was desired rather than simple text. <br />In response to a question from Mr. Biggs regarding whether the focus would be the stones, the park or the <br />culture, Ms. Reddoor said all three would be included. <br />In response to a question from Mr. Biggs regarding whether the city of Springfield library would also be <br />included, Ms. Reddoor remarked that this was a good idea and would look into possibilities. <br />VIII. OLD BUSINESS <br />MINUTES — Whilamut Natural Area CPC Meeting July 14, 2005 Page 5 <br />