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Streamwalk revives local riverbank. habitat
■ RESTORATION $t dent?, andO!N-'«.
establish nat,y© species and remove
non-native plants from me area
By J*r>nifec Cmtm
SM$n*emnm fewer
Mom than 20 students braved rain and
•now to restore bank* of the Willamette
River in Alton Baker Park on Saturday
Th» maturation a (fort was ipoiMOtvd by
Mmamwalk.a group that work* In assoc ia
lion with Neighborhood (imn Corps and
OSPIRC to restore the native habitats of
focal waterway*
Kmllv Culver, a St main walk intern, said
the protect had a good turnout despite the
cold weather
“We had mom people than l thought ai>
would." she said "It was good to he outside,
even though I was Peering “
Sham AMI, an A merit nr p* volunteer amt
Stream* a ik ixy.im«>i, was *lw. pleased with
the lutnmil
*S««ybwly was really excited, ami once
»(* got working. it K«l a lot less cold, the
•aid *1 just think It show* • lot of determi
nation by a group of «todent* “
Because of the i old weather, however, the
group had to be more conservative about
what it could accomplish. A hell said
"W* just basically t om enirated on plant
ing," she said
Instead of following the original plan of
returning native plant spot tea to the area and
pulling non-native species, the group con*
< entratod their energy on planting SO Snow
berry plants, she said
Abell said the group also tomentratod on
keeping warm " We worked on getting them
warmed up and moving them around '
In future restoration efforts, the group
Fliana to remove non native species of king
ish ivy and Scott hbroom Abell said She
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by a group of students
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Mid II i* important to remove ihrw plant*
Imm au*« invavive »pe« te* harm native
*p**-,.ie* and deter native animal*
IV* plant them not knowing what the
repettuaaion* could he.“ *he vml "it** an**
they don't have predator*, they pi»t lake
over.”
Ahell *aui the group will probably he
working at Alton (taker Park every other
weekend tht* term l-a*t quarter the group
worked to revtote I he area weekly
Norris appoints deputy city manager for upcoming issues
■ DEPUTY: For mo? city
engineer will provide
information support and
research for C<ty Council
By Mel ISM Letoahn
CcwwwwyHuwflOr
tats Uyle. a Kugene city engi
neer. will be working full-time
a* deputy city manager in Feb
ruary
Public Information Analytt
Phil Waiter <mid the City (Coun
cil will be dealing with several
iMues in the upcoming month*
and will need the help of a
deputy manager A deputy man
alter prepare* information and
doe* the research, which the
City manager takes to the coun
cil.
The former deputy city man
«g*>». lamia Norn* is currant ty
city manager She wall remain
city manager until the City
Council select* a permanent city
manager in the nest year
Mike Gleason, who has been
city manager for the last IS
years, left the position on lan
U Gleason had become a fu
ture in I'ugene. but he decided
he needed a change tn hi* life
A city manager will usually
be »n office lor about four to five
ytrer*, *aid Weiler a city man
a***c wi* an overall direction lor
•hr City Council, emuire* coun
cil puticie* are followed and
manage* all budget matter* The
manager will work directly lor
the council and will Ini the
council'* primary tupport
l.yle taid hi* job will be pri
marily to tuppon the city man
ag»r. attend meeting*. give
internal tupport on public
iMue* and "do whatever the city
want* me to do “
lie taid he hope* to gain a het
ter overall undrretanding ol the
imuo* in the city
‘Thin will \>p an opportunity
to learn about the t ti v wifamM'
lion a* well a* bring wm« other
per*pr« five* to them a* well."
laid
I.Jfle iwgan working for the
city of Eugene in July l»?H a* an
MMtitfft civil engineer He
graduated from Oregon Statu
Univennly in H17? with a bach
elor'i degree in civil engineering
and received hi* |>rof«*«ional
engineer's iii»n*» in t«Mtl
H# »o named acting-in
capacity manager of the Public
Work* Engineering Division in
September. ItHHI, and in May.
t»»«7. he was promoted to city
engineer
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