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f. Keep garbage can lids tight. <br />g. Manage pets to reduce impacts to wildlife <br />-keep pet food indoors <br />-keep cats indoors (see "Cats Indoors" website; American Bird Conservancy) <br />-keep dogs on leash <br />9.2 Prepare park regulation signs to guide and control park use and behavior (but keep to a <br />minimum): <br />a. In Riparian Forest Zone: "No Camping: Wildlife Area" (or similar) <br />b. In Savanna-Prairie Zone: "Savanna-Prairie Restoration Area: Please Keep Dogs on <br />Leash," and "Please Stay on Trail" (or similar) <br />7.3 Park Operations <br />These operational strategies provide more specificity to the management statement and policies <br />of the master plan. <br />Strategy 1: Operational emphasis will be placed on maintaining the park in a <br />manner that will promote its natural character, simplicity, and serenity. <br />1.1 There will be no electricity or amplification in the park. <br />1.2 There will be a minimum of lighting in the park, as required only to achieve public safety. If <br />lighting is required, shield lighting fixtures to direct light only on to pathways, and away <br />from all natural areas. <br />1.3 Nearby property owners will be encouraged to shield lights to minimize intrusion into the <br />park. <br />1.4 Public restrooms will not be provided in the park, due to the proximity to Maurie Jacobs <br />Park. <br />1.5 Irrigation will not be installed in the park, with emphasis on demonstrating drought-tolerant <br />lawn and native plantings. <br />1.6 Park operations and management practices will not involve use of herbicides, pesticides, or <br />other chemicals, to the degree allowed by the city's Integrated Pest Management standards. <br />1.7 Public events will be restricted to those that involve no large crowds, no parking of vehicles <br />in the park, pose no significant disruption or hazard to wildlife, or damage soils or the <br />restored savanna-prairie. ("Significant disruption" is defined as more than customary site <br />impacts by individuals or groups of people participating in activities described by the master <br />plan as appropriate for the park). <br />Strate4v 2: Fire protection and public safety will be high priorities. <br />Rasor Park Master Plan 31 City of Eugene, Parks Planning <br />