Eugene surveys seek feedback on parks, library, general values
Surveys are available until at least Aug. 31, with others closing as late as Sept. 30, on the city's website.
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Surveys are available until at least Aug. 31, with others closing as late as Sept. 30, on the city's website.
Around 2,200 people responded to three versions of a city of Eugene survey about the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The city conducted three versions of the survey, spokeswoman Laura Hammond told city councilors during a Wednesday work session: A survey conducted by Kansas-based ETC Institute of 603 residents via mail with an option to take it online. This survey was reflective of the community. An online survey through Engage Eugene in English, which 1,513 people took. Respondents were more likely to be female and white and to make $60,000 or more a year, but there was an even age...
Unique affordable housing proposed for old LCC downtown campus site The City of Eugene is seeking community feedback on a proposed affordable housing development that would replace the old Lane Community College downtown campus that has laid vacant since 2013. Posted: Apr 1, 2021 4:11 PM Updated: Apr 1, 2021 4:11 PM Posted By: Chris Lueneburg EUGENE, Ore. -- The City of Eugene is seeking community feedback on a proposed affordable housing development that would replace the old Lane Community College downtown campus that has been vacant since 2013. The city purchased the site on 1059 Willa...