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1 tockt’V Tournament. which in
eluded !t> teams from all over
the West (.oast
Kugene's historii: Broadway
building is undergoing renova
lions that will hopefully restore
some life to the city's de
pressed downtown area, said
developer Mark Doonan.
Doonan and his associate on
this project, Scott Hemet, both
graduated from the University's
Master of An hitecture program
in 1082. Sim e that time, they
have cooperated on several pro
jet ts including the renovation
ot a similar building in kahuna
zoo. Michigan in 1088
Doonan and Hemet see the
Broadway building as a vital
part of the larger projet t ot
bringing lite hack into the
downtown area instead of fur
thering the "urban sprawl"
that Kugene has seen
"Basically, 1 think our under
King interest in the building is
to make some kind of contribu
tion to the urban environment,
m terms ot using existing
PARKS
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I’k k any activity and a host of
possible classes are provided
Programs available for those m
terested in dance include bal
let ballroom, folk dam ing.
jazz swing, and tap ranging
from basic to intermediate
(fiber i ategories ot interest
that are offered are wellness,
outdoor trips fitness, cuisine,
applied arts aquatics, and a
number classes .ire listed under
special interest.
lor more information on
available activities and sched
tiles contact Eugene Parks, Kei
reation and Ciultiir.il Services
Office at 687 5333 oi the
Springfield Park and Kei reu
turn District at 74t> 1 to1)
r
291 E. 5th Ave.
(across from 5th St Market)
Hours
Mon Sat 10:30-5:30
485*0034
buildings and spai e to make
I lie area a little denser." Itoo
n.in saiil. It seems like some
thing that the downtown is in
need ol and is going to he a
popular spot for folks to go ''
The building has been re
named ()lt Uroadwav. and will
house several restaurants and
shops as w ell as a t If.t seat
movie and arts theater l ive
tenants, including a pizza bv
the sin e i out ession and a
neon light shop, have alreadv
i unlimited to occupy space in
the renovated building
Thr Kugenr IMannmg .mil
Development Department hi-,
been granted Ihf iimnt'v to
t mill' up u ith .1 plan to loi ale
thf fitv's public lihrari in the
former Scars building at the
t orner of tilth Avenue anti
(iharnelton Street
I he i its count >1 has allot .1!
t’tl $ life 000 to tlevt'ltip a t 00
( eptual design anti to etlm ate
the public about the proposed
site, saitl count il member Ruth
It.ist tun
The count il hopes to submit
,1 sill' design ,111(1 till,llll Illg
proposal tm ttir new iit>r.ir\ to
vuli'is 111 time tor nr\l year's
Man ti L'li elec I ion
U o arc |>ro( ceding solely
with (tht- Sears building) op
lion Has< om said It is the
least expensive option we have
looked at
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l ilt' lirsl phase ol c onstrue -
tion related to the Riverfront
Kese.irt h I’rojet I began in e.n
lv August and eliminated a
packing lot and temporarily
i losed \gate Street hetween
I.Ill) Avenue .tn<i I ranklin
Boulevard
Agate Street was dosed mi
Aug l> mi workers l oulii w iiIimi
.uni realign llic street, whiili
eventunllv will provide the
iii.iin <t( (ess to (he resellrt h
p.irk
I he Silva ()n hard parking
lot north of I ranklin was also
i h ised I he Itil prevlonsU .11
r inmiiodated ahout I fit) ears,
said ( aria l evmski University
planning assor iale I hnteen
parking spates hy Ihirger King
v\ere e|iinmaled as well
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B A Sociology. EaHham College
M A Sociology University of Virginia
Ph D Candidate, Sociology. University of Chicago
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