Events in November 2021
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City of Springfield: Council virtual meeting
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4J: Board meeting
4J: Board meeting
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November 3, 2021You can also find the agenda and meeting materials at tinyurl.com/4Jboardmeetings
NOTICE: The meeting will be open to the public via live broadcast on KRVM 1280-AM, the internet at www.4j.lane.edu/stream, in-person or via Zoom Webinar at https://zoom.us/j/97396578668?pwd=LzBReEpqZ0JxRzVpaVdlQ3h5UFVzdz09
School Board Meeting Request Forms:
Attend in-person: www.4j.lane.edu/board/attendance
Provide public comment: www.4j.lane.edu/board/publiccomment
Community members interested in attending the sessions in-person must submit a request in advance, as seating is limited due to COVID-19. If more people request to attend the meeting in-person than can be accommodated, priority will be given to individuals who have not recently attended a board meeting in-person. Face mask requirements and physical distancing protocols will be in effect.
The board will hear public testimony in-person and via Zoom from community members who sign up in advance. Up to 10 people will be scheduled to provide public comment, whether in-person or virtually, at each regular meeting. Priority will be given to residents who have not recently provided public comment in a board meeting.
Requests to attend a board meeting in-person or provide public comment must be submitted no later than 5 p.m. on the Monday before the meeting.
4J District Office200 N. Monroe St.Eugene, OR 97402 -
NAC: Living & fighting
NAC: Living & fighting
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November 5, 2021Living & Fighting – The last ten years for autonomous struggle in Atlanta from Occupy to Defend the Forest
A presentation and discussion at the UO ROAR Center
Friday Nov 5th @ 7pm
Erb Memorial Union (EMU)1395 University St.Eugene , OR 97403 -
ESSN: Building coalition through peoples initiatives forum
ESSN: Building coalition through peoples initiatives forum
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November 6, 2021Whirled Pies199 W 8th AveEugene, OR 97405 -
BEST: LTD bus driver appreciation rally
BEST: LTD bus driver appreciation rally
November 9, 2021Better Eugene-Springfield Transportation (BEST) and other community partners would like to thank LTD's bus drivers, via an LTD Bus Driver Appreciation Rally on Tuesday, November 9 at 12pm at the Rosa Parks Plaza, LTD's Eugene Station.The purpose of the rally is to highlight how critical public transit is to our community and to thank bus drivers for being front line workers under difficult conditions during the pandemic. Invited speakers will talk about the importance of transit and difficult working conditions.Bus drivers have been front line workers since before the beginning of COVID-19, going through the difficult experiences of bus capacity restrictions, service cuts, loss of ridership, and more. During this challenging time, we want to celebrate what is good in our community; join us in the crowd, perhaps with a homemade handheld sign, to thank and show support for our LTD bus drivers and to highlight how important transit is to our community. Please come prepared for possible inclement weather.This event will adhere to the COVID guidelines for Oregon. We will require masks, encourage distancing, and allow speakers to remove their masks only when they are speaking to the rally attendees.Please contact Claire Roth at claire@best-oregon.org with any questions. -
CLDC & Palestine Legal: Resisting online censorship of activists
CLDC & Palestine Legal: Resisting online censorship of activists
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November 11, 2021Activists often rely heavily on access to online spaces for organizing. Unfortunately, big tech companies have increasingly censored dissenting voices on social media and conferencing platforms.
Join a panel co-hosted by CLDC and Palestine Legal to discuss this problem, as well as alternative technology options that could help ensure access to the digital commons.
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ESSN: How to start a union - organizing your work place forum
ESSN: How to start a union - organizing your work place forum
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November 13, 2021Whirled Pies199 W 8th AveEugene, OR 97405 -
4J: Board meeting
4J: Board meeting
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November 17, 2021You can also find the agenda and meeting materials at tinyurl.com/4Jboardmeetings
NOTICE: The meeting will be open to the public via live broadcast on KRVM 1280-AM, the internet at www.4j.lane.edu/stream, in-person or via Zoom Webinar at https://zoom.us/j/97396578668?pwd=LzBReEpqZ0JxRzVpaVdlQ3h5UFVzdz09
School Board Meeting Request Forms:
Attend in-person: www.4j.lane.edu/board/attendance
Provide public comment: www.4j.lane.edu/board/publiccomment
Community members interested in attending the sessions in-person must submit a request in advance, as seating is limited due to COVID-19. If more people request to attend the meeting in-person than can be accommodated, priority will be given to individuals who have not recently attended a board meeting in-person. Face mask requirements and physical distancing protocols will be in effect.
The board will hear public testimony in-person and via Zoom from community members who sign up in advance. Up to 10 people will be scheduled to provide public comment, whether in-person or virtually, at each regular meeting. Priority will be given to residents who have not recently provided public comment in a board meeting.
Requests to attend a board meeting in-person or provide public comment must be submitted no later than 5 p.m. on the Monday before the meeting.
4J District Office200 N. Monroe St.Eugene, OR 97402 -
City of Eugene: Work session
City of Eugene: Work session
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November 22, 2021- Renters protections (45 minutes)
- 2022 Legislative priorities (45 minutes)
City of Springfield: Council work sessionCity of Springfield: Council work session
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November 22, 2021- Springfield Police Advisory Committee Applicant interviews
- City Council ward boundary changes
Springfield Economic Development Agency meetingSpringfield Economic Development Agency meeting
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November 22, 2021Glenwood Riverfront Request for Qualifications Submission Presentation.
The SEDA Board issued a formal Request for Qualified (RFQ) Developers (Attachment
1) on August 30th with submissions to the RFQ due by October 15th. One submission
was received by the deadline from a combined development team including Edlen and
Company and deChase Miksis. The submission is provided as Attachment 2. No late or
incomplete submissions were submitted.
As part of the released RFQ, the developer was asked to demonstrate their
qualifications and experience in five key priority areas. These areas were given
weighted priority by the board, are outlined in detail within the Attachment 1 RFQ, and
summarized below:
▪ Master Development Experience & References (35%)
▪ Developer Financial Capacity (25%)
▪ Team Design & Development Philosophy (15%)
▪ Constraints & Approach (15%)
▪ Past Business Practices & Current Policies (10%)
During this meeting, the developer will present to the Board with an opportunity for
questions following. The meeting will be facilitated by a member of the SEDA
consultant team.
In addition to this presentation by the developer, information will be gathered through a
Technical Review Committee process, review of the Financial Disclosure Form by staff
and consultants, and follow-up by SEDA/City staff with provided references. This
follows the strategy approved by the SEDA Board during the May, June and August
Board meetings. All assessments and gathered information will be provided to the
Board during the December 6th SEDA meetingCity of Eugene: Council meetingCity of Eugene: Council meeting
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November 22, 20211. Committee Reports and Items of Interest
2. Public Forum
3. Ordinance Granting BNSF Railway a Franchise for Use of Public Way (Action)
4. Ordinance Adding Crime of Intimidation by Display of a Noose and Increasing Maximum Penalty for Violating EC 4.731 (Bias Crime in the 2nd Degree) (Action)
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ESSN: Mobile home parks as resident owned communities forum
ESSN: Mobile home parks as resident owned communities forum
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November 27, 2021Whirled Pies199 W 8th AveEugene, OR 97405