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i renovation of planting beds, such as work helped spur activity in this area. In the j <br /> done recently near the Facility Management winter and spring of 2001, a large area of <br /> - buildings and main picnic area, generally invasive plant species was removed <br /> There are no occurs as maintenance staff and funding through a separate project from the south <br /> ~ permanent or are available. Over the past few years, Skinner Butte area, west of the SMJ House <br /> renewable funding volunteer efforts through organizations and north of the Lincoln Yard. Dozens of <br /> j sources committ®d such as the Eugene Rotary Club, have illegal camps, including tons of litter and ' <br /> - to maintenance of helped stretch currently limited staff and waste and hundreds of hypodermic { <br /> Skinner Butte Park funding to help maintain and improve the needles, were also removed. SMJ house <br /> quality of park facilities. With no dedicated staff report that legitimate use has <br /> _ ~ staff for the park, organizational increased significantly in thisareasincethe <br /> ` responsibilities have generally been shared project was completed. ~ <br /> for these projects. Q ~ <br /> There are no permanent or renewable ~ <br /> By financial necessity, the, large natural funding sources committed to the U <br /> areas within the park are not maintained maintenance of Skinner Butte Park. In the <br /> by regular staff. Removal of invasive face of imminent budget cuts and j <br /> j species has increased in recentyears, such increasing demand on maintenance staff, j <br /> as ivy removal in the north side forest, as this has been a significant challenge. Given <br /> ~ well as blackberry and Scotch broom the importance of this resource, the need <br /> ' ' removal, and thinning of vegetation in other for long-term funding is urgent. <br /> ~ areas. This work has icall occurred I. <br /> typ' y <br /> through staff-managed volunteer efforts or Events and Activities <br /> . ` contracted labor with youth organizations Several major annual events occur in i <br /> or county corrections crews. Ongoing Skinner Butte Park, including the Butte-to- <br /> The need for long- experimentation has been exploring the Butte run in early summer, bicycle races ~ <br /> ferm funding is most effective methods for invasive species and a breakfast social during the Eugene <br /> urgenf removal in conjunction with local naturalists Celebration. These events are allowed by <br /> and students from the University of Oregon. permit, and contribute greatly to positive <br /> --7 use patterns. For its location and generally ~ <br /> Recent efforts have increased around good access and parking, Skinner Butte <br /> - ` removal of debris from illegal camps and Park is an ideal location for community- ~ <br /> drug use. Funding was recently allocated wide events. These and other types of <br /> for ariver-bank clean-up effort that has events should be encouraged and ~ <br /> ~,-j supported through facility improvement <br /> and policy. <br /> r, . <br /> Several facilities in and around Skinner <br /> ~ ~ ~ Butte Park are available for renting. Lamb ~ <br /> ;F Cottage, the Campbell Senior Center and <br /> <br /> ~ ~ the Shelton-McMurphey-Johnson House <br /> ' are all rented and frequently booked for <br /> private events. Records show that other <br /> I park facilities around the city are also rented <br /> ' to capacity, particularly during the warm <br /> season, and indicate a need for more of <br /> this type of.facility. Large and small outdoor <br /> j rental shelters are among the most popular <br /> facilities for private events. If public facilities <br /> fail to accommodate this need, there may , <br /> ' be a greater likelihood that the private <br /> sector will move to fill the demand, possibly <br /> forfeiting the benefits of community- <br /> rr ~ 3~ ~ building and positive use patterns in city ~ <br /> Urban Forestry staff on call in parks. <br /> Skinner Butte Park j <br /> Skinner Butte Park • Master Plan 2001 51 ~ <br /> i <br /> i <br /> <br />
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