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recently opened on Olivo
Street- worn already planning in
move Into tholr current spare,
said Brink, but the owners also
thought the opening of Olive
Street was critical.
Brink said two now leases
had been signed in tho reopen
ing vicinity, and Toiman's jew
elers. another store on the mall,
also moved so it could face Ol
ive Street
Snme of the existing mer
chants on the mall art- positive
about the reopening ns well
Connio Malone, the general
manager of liugene Athletic,
said she favored opening Olive
Street because it put her store
on a corner with bolter access
and visibility.
Malone said it is loo early to
tell if business has Improved as
a result of the reopening, but
people coming into her store
are enthusiastic ulxiut it
"They like parking al the me
ters," Malone said "It's added
parking spaces and that helps,
because people are frustrated
with the parking system ”
Karen West, the manager of
Book Mark, near the West Bros
Barboquo. said she believes re
opening the street has probably
helped her business
"It's real hard to tell whether
it's because they opened Olive
Street or because they took the
fences down," she said, refer
ring to the fences that blocked
the sidewalk in front of her
store during the construction
process
"Most poople liko it,” West
said "1 don't think I've heard
anyone say anything had about
It."
“i haven't had anyone say to
me. Boy. that was a dumb
idea,' " Brink said, adding that
the comments he has received
have been almost unanimously
positive
Brink said Olive Street is
now the only two-way street
that allows motorists to drive
from south Eugene through
downtown to Fifth Street. He
said he believes that the re
opening will make navigating
the downtown area easier.
Brink's only concern about
the reopening was the cross
walk in the middle of the
block
“There's no light at Broad
way and Olivo," Brink said,
"meaning there's no light with
the pedestrian crossing, so both
the driver and the pedestrian
need to take responsibility."
The biggest opposition to the
reopening of Olivo Street came
in the form of money concerns.
Many people had said they be
lieved $700,000 was a lot of
money to spend for two blix;ks
of a street Brink said the final
project was finished within the
budget limit.
The overall benefit Brink
mentioned was a different
“feel" to the area.
"There’s just a feel down
there of vitality, life, that you
didn't get before," he said. "It's
intangible, but businesses look
for that."
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