Week of Apr 4th
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City of Springfield: Council work session City of Springfield: Council work session
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April 4, 2022Development Code Update Project-Quarterly Check In
Increasing the Affordability of Middle Housing
6:00 p.m. Work Session
Council Chambers with COVID-19 Precautions Required
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Virtual Attendance
Registration Required:
Attend from your computer, tablet or smartphone:
Zoom
Meeting ID: 898 6152 9644
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_IhENR_KGTPCP51TUGTAGOw
To dial in using your phone in Listen Only Mode:
Dial 1 (971) 247-1195
Toll Free 1 (877) 853-5247
Oregon Relay/TTY: 711 or 800-735-1232City of Springfield: Council meeting City of Springfield: Council meeting
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April 4, 20227:00 p.m. Regular Meeting
Council Chambers with COVID-19 Precautions Required
or
Virtual Attendance
Registration Required:
Attend from your computer, tablet or smartphone:
Zoom
Meeting ID: 898 6152 9644
https://us06web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_IhENR_KGTPCP51TUGTAGOw
To dial in using your phone in Listen Only Mode:
Dial 1 (971) 247-1195
Toll Free 1 (877) 853-5247
Oregon Relay/TTY: 711 or 800-735-1232Springfield City Hall225 5th StSpringfield, OR 97477 -
Lane County: Board of commissioners meeting Lane County: Board of commissioners meeting
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April 5, 2022BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS MEETING
Tuesday, April 5, and/or Wednesday April 6, 2022
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Board of Commissioner Meetings begin at 9:00 a.m. in Harris Hall, unless otherwise noted. Regular Board Meetings are scheduled for Tuesday. Wednesday Board meetings are on an as needed basis. Please refer to the published agenda for specific dates and times.
Contact: Diana Jones (541-682-3706)
Tuesday, April 5, 2022 – 9:00 a.m.
Board of County Commissioners Meeting: Morning Session
To participate in public comment, please register online here.
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the webinar. Do not share or forward this confirmation email, it is unique to each registrant.
REMOTE4J Board committee: Superintendent selection process 4J Board committee: Superintendent selection process
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April 5, 2022Virtual Meeting - Board Committee: Superintendent Selection Process (Board Members: Judy Newman, Maya Rabasa, Mary Walston)Fossil Free Eugene: Online public testimony training Fossil Free Eugene: Online public testimony training
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April 5, 2022Make your voice heard and help shape Eugene's just transition! Fossil Free Eugene will be offering a public testimony training via zoom with Dylan Plummer, Senior Campaign Representative for Building Electrification at Sierra Club.We need your support now more than ever. We need as many diverse voices as possible to testify on April 11 leading up to a city council vote on a draft ordinance to mandate the electrification of new buildings in Eugene on April 13th. A vote for electrification would be a huge win for the Fossil Free Eugene campaign and our climate. Speak out for health, safety, and for our collective future.Speak out for health, safety, and for our collective future!Prefer in-person events? Join us for a testimony training outdoors at Oakshire: https://fb.me/e/54Vv38RuN -
Save the Urban Farm: ASUO Senate hearing Save the Urban Farm: ASUO Senate hearing
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April 6, 2022The ASUO Senate Hearing will include the presentation of a resolution about the Urban Farm. Please join us in the Miller Room on the 2nd floor of the EMU. Discussion about this is estimated to start ~7:30 PM
Erb Memorial Union (EMU)1395 University St.Eugene , OR 97403 -
Fossil Free Eugene: Public testimony training in person Fossil Free Eugene: Public testimony training in person
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April 10, 2022Make your voice heard and help shape Eugene's just transition! Fossil Free Eugene will be offering public testimony training at Oakshire with:- Bethany Cotton (conservation director Cascadia Wildlands)
-Eloise Navarro (Environmental Climate Justice Coordinator NAACP)
- Aya Cockram (Fossil Free Eugene Coordinator)It will take place during Oakshire's "Drink and Draw" where you get $1 off pints after 5 PM, there is also Kombucha and other non-alcoholic beverages available, all ages welcome! Bring paper or a computer to workshop your testimony after the short presentation —scratch paper, and writing implements will also be provided.We need your support now more than ever. We need as many diverse voices as possible to testify on April 11 leading up to a city council vote on a draft ordinance to mandate the electrification of new buildings in Eugene on April 13th. A vote for electrification would be a huge win for the Fossil Free Eugene campaign and our climate. Speak out for health, safety, and for our collective future.Prefer online events? Join us for a testimony training via Zoom instead: https://fb.me/e/1iGfdjYONOakShire Brewing