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STATION �- <br />Do Park <br />Amazon Park is one of Eugene's most popular dog <br />parks, and it shows. The wear and tear of <br />everyday use, especially in the wet winter months <br />takes its toll on the modest 2.3 acre fenced area. <br />Improvements to the dog park are proposed, but <br />we need your help. Volunteer groups have helped <br />to make terrific improvements at Alton Baker and <br />Morse Ranch dog parks. This volunteer <br />investment is needed at Amazon too. <br />Proposed improvements include: <br />• Increase the size of the park by moving the <br />existing fence line further south and west. <br />• Install double gated entries, similar to those at <br />Alton Baker. <br />• Install benches. <br />• Plant trees. <br />• Construct a bulletin board. <br />See the back page of this bookletfor <br />information on donation and volunteer <br />opportunities. <br />STATION 4- <br />N ew Rerbwm <br />Located between Amazon Community Center and <br />the picnic and children's play areas, the new <br />restroom will be a welcome addition to this <br />vibrant portion of the park. <br />Pick-a- <br />L ocation <br />It's a long walk <br />between 24th and <br />30th Avenues. And <br />currently there aren't nearly enough places to sit <br />and enjoy the view. Along your tour, keep in <br />mind where a pleasant place to sit and rest would <br />be. Plant your flag in that location and we'll make <br />note of it at the end of the evening. Thanks for <br />your help! <br />See the back page of this booklet for <br />information on donation and volunteer <br />opportunities. <br />The location was chosen due to it's proximity to <br />high activity areas, ease of access from the bike <br />path, low- impact on existing open space and <br />views, and maintenance accessibility. <br />