West Pisgah Community Vision Source: RaptorViews
Regional Context
1970 Vision for Mount Pisgah (Central Lane Regional Parks Plan)
Regional Open Space Context: Rivers to Ridges Vision
Regional Open Space Accomplishments (2003-2017)
Rivers to Ridges Vision Map – West Pisgah Area
Vision Refinement Willamette River (2010)
Black Diamond = Existing U-Pick or CSA (farm stands) Willamette River Vision Map – West Pisgah Area
Visitor Experience Integral “How-To” Stewardship Guide 15-year work plan Will help secure grants
Interdependence with Partners Floodplain Restoration Willamette Confluence Preserve 2017-18 Turtle Flats + Pudding Ponds 2016 2014 South Meadow (155 acres) 1998-2015 Sorenson (BPA - 44 acres) 1998-2010
Willamette Friends’ Native Confluence Plant Nursery Preserve (TNC) Buford Park (Lane County)
A Vision for the Seavey Loop & Mount Pisgah Area Developed in 2015 by a group of Seavey Loop area neighbors and presented to the City of Springfield. We Value: • Seavey Loop neighborhood as the rural gateway to Mount Pisgah, a treasured resource that provides engagement with nature and a respite for visitors from nearby urban centers. • Sustainable local agriculture that provides the people of Lane County with healthy, locally grown food. • Clean water, soil, and air for farms, homes, visitors, and nature. • Farms and open space as strong, job-creating economic engines. • Community and the diverse perspectives of Seavey Loop neighbors and the people of Lane County. Pudding Ponds (source: TNC)
Seavey Loop Farms Buford Park Entrance Bridge over Coast Fork Willamette
West Pisgah Community Vision Planning Area
West Pisgah Planning Area Context
Questions Source: John Helmer
Visioning Scenario You have received an out of state job offer that was too good to pass up and reluctantly leave your southern Willamette Valley home. After being gone for 30 long years, you become sentimental and decide to return home for good. You remember that there had been a visioning effort underway for the West Pisgah area and you decide to visit the area to see how things turned out. You spend an entire day traveling through the area and are absolutely thrilled by everything that you are seeing. Please spend 1-2 minutes describing what you’re envisioning.
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