City of Eugene Sets November 19 Meeting on Capital Improvement Program

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i November 1 , 2002 i CONTACT: Patricia Boyle, CIP Coordinator, 682-8417 From Public nformation Section, 682-5523 FOR IMME ATE RELEASE CITY OF EU ENE SETS NOVEMBER 19 MEETING ON CAPITAL IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM Citiz ns are invited to learn more about the City of Eugene's capital improvement plans for the next ix years at a public open house to be held Tuesday, November 19, from 5 to 7:30 p.m. at the mpbell Senior Center, 155 High Street. The ity updates its capital improvement program (CIP) every two years. The draft CIP scheduled fo review and comment on November 19 covers fiscal years 2004 through 2009. The raft FY2004-2009 CIP details more than $436 million in funded and unfunded ~ projects in si categories: airport, parks and open space, public buildings and facilities, stormwater, ransportation, and wastewater. When approved, the CIP will serve as the starting place for de loping the City's annual capital budget. The draft CIP proposes approximately $34 million i funded projects in FY2004 and a similar amount in FY2005. The t ntative schedule of CIP meetings includes the open house on November 19, a Eugene Plan ing Commission public hearing December 3, review by the Eugene Budget Committee i January 2003, and a final public hearing by the Eugene City Council in February 2003. The IP is available for review and comment online at www.ci.eugene.or.us. Copies of the draft CIP are also available for review at the Eugene Public Main Library and branch libraries, co munity centers, the City Manager's office at City Hall, the Permit & Information Center in the Atrium Building and the City's Finance Office at 860 West Park, Suite 300. For additional inf rmation, contact the City of Eugene Budget Office at 682-5021. i PA~1 W01'IC! ~ ~0~'1 i ~ EU~YIA r $Jg ~88f1 $tf98t"R ~~t49t DA Phone: (54i~ 6~2-a2E~2 i FAXc (~41j 66k~-~26 • www:d.e~aa~rr~e,or.ua