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Road Repair
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LC Community Development Road Improvement Assistance Fund
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9/26/2008
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' vv vv <br /> AGENDA COVER MEMO <br /> DATE: June 11, 2003 <br /> TO: Lane County Board of Commissioners _ . <br /> DEPT: Public Works <br /> PRESENTED BY: Oliver Snowden, Public Works Director <br /> AGENDA ITEM TITLE: In the Matter of Reallocating $325,000 from the Oak Street <br /> Capital Project Partnership Project to the Eugene Federal Courthouse First Phase <br /> Transportation improvements and Amending the FY04-FY08 Capital Improvement <br /> Program <br /> I. MOTION <br /> Move' that Order be adopted <br /> 11. ISSUE OR PROBLEM <br /> Should the Board reallocate $325,000 in Capital Project Partnership (CaPP) funds <br /> to the first phase transportation improvements for the Federal Courthouse in <br /> Eugene. <br /> <br /> IIL. DISCUSSION` <br /> A. Background <br /> Through Board Order 01-12-12-11, the Board approved a list of projects to be <br /> funded by the County's CaPP program. Included in the approved list was a City <br /> of Eugene project, extending Oak Street from 5th Avenue to Willamette Street. <br /> . The Board assigned $325,000 to the project, scheduled for construction for <br /> FY02-03. <br /> The Board subsequently directed the County Administrator not to execute an <br /> Intergovernmental Agreement that would have enabled County funding to be <br /> trarisferred to the City for the Oak Street project. <br /> This year's United Front lobbying package requested that our congressional <br /> delegation support an earmark project in the next Federal transportation act for <br /> transportation improvements in the vicinity of the new Federal courthouse. The <br /> attached "Transportation Solutions".pamphlet describes the improvements. <br /> . _ <br /> <br />
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