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thus been needed to be funded by bond measures. A key goal of the Comprehensive Plan for Parks, Recreation, an Open Space will be to accurately identify the desired level of funding to adequately maintain parks infrastructure, and to identify strategies for providing stable funding for this important work activity. Funded and Unfunded Programs Only a fraction of the backlog of parks and open space projects can be funded with existing sources, and thus a significant amount of the parks and open space CIP is unfunded. It is anticipated that the Mayor's Committee for Parks, Recreation and Open Space will identify a number of funding priorities for a future bond measure as part of their work on the Comprehensive Plan. As stated previously, the projects included in this CIP, both funded and unfunded, originated from long-range master plans and/or City Council goals and policies, or have a high priority based on operational needs. It should be noted that the costs given: for unfunded projects are only preliminary budget planning costs and are, for the most part, not based on detailed design cost estimates. Parks & Open Space Bond Measure The 1998 Parks & Open Space bond measure funded $25.3 million in development of new neighborhood and community parks, renovation of existing parks, acquisition of parklands, and expansion of the ridgeline open space system. Funding for these projects was included in the previous two CIP's, and the following projects have been completed: • Churchill, Sheldon, and Cal Young Youth Sports Parks • Bethel Community Park Phases I and II • Amazon Pool Renovation • Athletic Field Upgrades (19 fields) • Irwin Park • Laurel Hill Park • Shadow Wood Park • Skyview Park • Neighborhood Park Acquisition (4 sites) • Ridgeline Park Acquisition (200 acres) City of Eugene 2004 - 2009 Capital Improvement Program Page 3