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• <br /> EU� Public Works <br /> Engineering Division <br /> City of Eugene <br /> MEMORANDUM E 5 Pearl Street <br /> Eugene, ene, Oregon 97401 <br /> (541) 682 -5291 <br /> (541) 682 -5032 FAX <br /> Date: January 15, 1999 <br /> To: WBGS Architecture & Planning, PC <br /> From: Les Lyle, City Engineer • <br /> Subject: Eugene School District 4J — Multi- Purpose Athletic Field Concept Study <br /> The intent of this memo is to respond to questions recently posed about the two design options <br /> under consideration for a multi -use athletic facility for Eugene School District 4J. To recap, the <br /> two options include 1) construction of a facility at each of the 4J high school campuses and <br /> 2) construction of a single facility at the Kennedy Middle School / Churchill High School field <br /> complex. The city regards its relationship with District 4J as one that serves to provide many <br /> valuable services to the community at large and we have attempted to respond to the <br /> questions in a compressed time - frame. Contact names /numbers have been provided for any <br /> follow -up questions you may have. To remain consistent with the documentation you <br /> provided, questions /answers are addressed in the same order as given. <br /> Zoning <br /> Please verify if there are any zoning issues related to the proposed developments. Is Site Review <br /> or a Conditional Use Permit required for the proposed improvements at any of these sites? <br /> Both options involve upgrading existing athletic facilities located in "PL" zoned land. These <br /> uses are considered accessory uses for public high schools and do not require zone changes <br /> or a land use application approval such as a Conditional Use Permit or Site Review. For more <br /> information please contact Mike Mckerrow, Land Use Supervisor, at 682 - 5251. <br /> Bicycle Parking <br /> Is the bicycle parking as proposed in the WBGS documentation an acceptable solution to the <br /> city's requirements? <br /> The information supplied for bike parking spaces is correct with the clarification that 20% of the <br /> short term spaces need to be covered in order to meet local code requirements. For more <br /> information please contact Mike Mckerrow, Land Use Supervisor, at 682 -5251. <br />