River Road Community Organization LAR Meeting March 3, 7:30 PM

From The River Road Community Organization:

Who is responsible for the road you live on?

It has come to our attention that many roads in River Road are designated by the County as “local access roads” (LARs), and others are County “private roads”, many of which are used by the public.

Please check the map [on the homepage of this website] to see if you, possibly unknowingly, live on an LAR or County private road. For both of these, all road maintenance is the responsibility of homeowners – the County will not pay for or perform crack and pothole repair, sealing, repaving, etc (even if they did so at some point in the past when County coffers were overflowing). Additionally there are City-designated private roads that homeowners must maintain.

We are very concerned that homeowners have been unaware of this and are not in a position to maintain their roads, and that this will have large financial and other consequences for our residents and neighborhood. City private roads will be discussed at a later meeting. Potential solutions to be discussed for County local access roads and County private roads that are used by the public include (1) the Lane County Board of Commissioners passing an ordinance incorporating these local access roads and publicly-used private roads into the County Road System, and/or (2) the City of Eugene annexing and assuming maintenance responsibility for these roads.

Join us in-person or virtually at the March 3rd River Road Community Organization General Meeting for a conversation about how the County LARs and County private roads situation came to be and how to move forward. 

Guests: Dan Hurley, Director, Lane County Public Works, and Lyndsie Leech, Eugene Ward 7 City Councilor

Meeting Details

Date: March 3, 2025

Time: 7:30 PM

Location: River Road Park District Annex, 1055 River Road

To Join the Meeting Virtually

Click this link: https://meet.google.com/iik-wkwr-ijk
Or to join by phone, dial +1 347-947-7158
and enter PIN: 641 754 291#

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