A Practical and Equitable Path Forward for Local Access Roads in Eugene
Here is a letter presenting to commisioners our No LARs group response to the June 9, 2026 Public Works presentation
Commissioners Question $88 Million Estimate and Look for Practical Solutions for Local Access Roads
At the June 9 Lane County Board of Commissioners meeting, County Public Works presented its long-awaited report on the potential
Videos: LAR Homeowners Testify and Public Works Presents Their LARs Report to Commissioners
The afternoon of June 9, Public Works presented their report with timeline and costs for potential inclusion of Eugene and
The Community Deserves a More Honest, Comprehensive, and Equitable Analysis
In my last blog post I wrote about my take on the report that Public Works provided to commissioners in
Commissioners Asked for a Roadmap. Public Works Delivered Roadblocks.
For decades, Local Access Roads (LARs) in the Eugene Urban Growth Boundary have occupied an unusual and inequitable position: they
City Annexation Is NOT a Solution for Unimproved Local Access Roads
Local access roads (LARs) are in the county, not the city, but the county has been insisting that the city
Homeowners Give Powerful Testimony on LARs Before the County Board of Commissioners
At the June 24 Lane County Board of Commissioners meeting, four of us testified about local access roads, and two
Send the Lane County Board of Commissioners an Email about Local Access Roads
To convince the Lane County Board of Commissioners to accept our LARs into the County road system, we must show
County Public Works Misinforms Commissioners and Argues Against Taking On Eugene Local Access Roads
The Lane County Board of Commissioners held a work session on local access roads (LARs) on April 29. Lane County
RRCO Board Speaks Out on Local Access Roads
After hearing from a record crowd of homeowners at its March community meeting on local access roads, the Board of