1. Delta Ponds Ludwigia Control

   Ludwigia is a dangerous invasive plant threatening Delta Ponds with the potential to spread downstream and invade the Willamette watershed. The City of Eugene's integrated approach to controlling Ludwigia has been able to reduce this invasive aquatic weed by over 90%, however control is an on-going effort to prevent it from taking over again.

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2. Downtown Riverfront Park

   This 4-acre park will once again unite our city with the river. The goal is to have transformed this industrial site into a vibrant Downtown Riverfront Park for current and future generations to enjoy, and just in time for the 2021 World Track and Field Championships.

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3. Lincoln School Park Renovation

   This tiny pocket park packs a variety of recreational opportunities into a small site. This park is located on 12th Avenue near the county fairgrounds.

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4. Scobert Gardens Park Renovation

   The 1.2 acre Scobert Gardens Park was created in 1983 with a Community Development Block Grant, along with many hours of volunteer labor and energy. The park is located in the Whitaker neighborhood at 1180 W. 4th Street.

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5. Skinner Butte Habitat Enhancement

   Skinner Butte Park continues to be the focus of significant habitat improvements and wildfire risk reduction. Habitat fuels reduction work was completed in late 2018 primarily on the south and west slopes above Skinner Butte Loop.

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6. Suzanne Arlie Park Master Plan

   Suzanne Arlie Park is the largest park in Eugene's park system, purchased in two sections in 2008 and 2011. It will provide a key ridgeline trail connection between Mt. Baldy and I-5.

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