As part of the 2004 Downtown Plan for the City of Eugene, community members identified 8th Avenue (from Willamette Street to the Willamette River) as a “great street.” As described in the Plan, "Great streets are places people choose to walk along and return to," they are streets that:
- connect special places;
- are safe, convenient and interesting;
- are pedestrian-oriented;
- have retail and other active ground floor uses; and
- accommodate bicycles, slow-moving vehicle traffic, and emergency vehicles.

It’s been 11 years and we'd like to know what you think.  Responses are being collected and used to guide the Willamette to Willamette plan for improving the connection between Downtown and the River.

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* 1. What do you think is working well along 8th Avenue?

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* 2. What isn’t working or could be better?

Streets can have many roles.  How much do you agree with the following statements?  Be sure that your answers are about the current conditions on 8th Avenue.

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* 3. Today, 8th Avenue is good for walking

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* 4. Today, 8th Avenue is good for driving

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* 5. Today, 8th Avenue is good for bikes

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* 6. Today, 8th Avenue is good for parking

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* 7. Today, 8th Avenue is good for socializing

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* 8. Today, 8th Avenue is good for shopping

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* 9. Today, 8th Avenue is a good connection between Downtown and the River

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* 10. Today, 8th Avenue is a place where I bring out-of-town guests

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* 11. Is there anything you would like to add about 8th Avenue?

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* 12. If you would like to be entered into the raffle for a River Float for 6 on the Willamette River with the City of Eugene River House in 2016, please include the following information. (Raffle entry also requires the completion of the W2W Scavenger Hunt.)

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