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'7~ J~ I~ 1# L( II S' C;v,) qQ.ou I ' - 'lr ~.,~ l7l{( (T. 4~~,17 "'f r L( 1.. 7 ' 27, <t f 11~ J2J70(UO ~~q, ./ -,; '--.rr"- -"'r'-~ .-- .. -,.-.~::'~~. ~--- _._~--_..:,..:-. .,. -,,~~...-,.. -.~"----'---,__,""C7:'~';'-.c-"'" !""",'-~..,--::c,""" C'://ll/}(.;; I - (~~ ."'? 7..-'~ .5 "/"", " I;" ASHLAND PARKS AND RECREATION DEPARTMENT Park Information Sheet LITHIA PARK GARDEN WAY HUNTER LITHIA SHERWOOD TRIANGLE SPRINGS LOCATION Ga rden Way Homes Winburn Sherwood Siskiyou Emi grant & Cl ark St. Avenue Way Street & Iowa Creek Road SIZE 1.73 9.47 100.00 0.62 0.35 66.80 BANDSHELL NO NO YES NO NO NO BARBECUES NO NO YES NO NO NO BRAILLE TRAIL NO NO YES NO NO NO DRINKING WATER YES YES YES YES YES NO HORSESHOES NO YES VES NO NO NO LAWN AREAS YES YES YES YES YES NO MUSEUM NO NO CLOSED NO NO NO NATURE TRAIL NO NO YES NO NO NO PICNIC AREAS YES YES YES YES YES NO # OF PEOPLE 25 100 600 10 10 PLAYGROUND EQUIP. YES YES YES YES NO NO RESTROOMS NO YES YES YES NO NO RIFLE RANGE NO NO NO NO NO YES (Ashl and Gun Club) RHODODENDRON GARDEN NO NO YES NO NO NO ROSE GARDEN NO NO YES NO NO NO SHELTER NO NO YES NO YES NO SHUFFLE BOARDS NO YES YES NO NO NO SOFTBALL DIAMONDS NO YES(2) NO NO NO NO STREAMS OR LAKES NO NO YES NO NO NO TENNIS COURTS NO YES(8) YES(2) NO NO NO , VOLLEYBALL COURTS NO NO YES (1) NO NO NO " 8/12/76 cJYfj !/?.J I ,F;/< COlt 1-31-78 CHRONOLOGICAL LISTING OF PARK GROWTH 1967 Lithia Park, 1800's to present Small Parks Triangle at N. Main & Van Ness, 9-4-07 Triangle at N. Main ~ Central, 2-12-07 Triangle at Iowa and Siskiyou, 11-10-08 Garden Way Park, 9-15-50 Sherwood Ave. Park, 1-24-61 Lithia Springs Property, 12-22-26 Total 1968 No Change 1969 No Change 1970 Lithia Park Extension, 9-9-70 to 11-24-70 Total 1971 No Change 1972 Hunter Park, Hunter Park was deeded 2-26-48 as cemetery property, later used as park Total 1973 No Change 1974 No Change 1975 Lord property at Ashland & G1enwood, 9-4-75 Total 1976 No Change 1977 Blue Bird Park (Greenway), 6-22-77 Wade Property (Greenway), 6-29-77 Seniors Investment Prop. (Greenway), 6-29-77 TOTAL 98.00 acres 0.046 acres 0.013 acres 0.350 acres 1.730 acres 0.620 acres 66.80 acres 167.56 acres 1.33 acres 168.89 acres 9.47 acres 178.36 acres 2.30 acres 180.70 acres 0.16 acres 10.58 acres 7.76 acres 199.20 acres ! , Aicohol ics Anonymous Dan Sa ire, Sec. 802 King st. Me~ford, 773-5127 Am8rican Cancer Society Judy Straus 233 Granite Ashland 482-5084 American Field Service Harry Wright 1069 Henry St. Ashland 482-3156 American Assoc. of University Women Linda Vander lip 705 Willow Ashland 482- 1334 Anerican Foundation for t~e ltcience of Creative I nte' I i gence Eric Hoffman, Pres. 595 Monroe Ashland 402-9365 American Gold Star Mothers Emma Castleman 23i No. Grape St. Medford 773-6466 Ame-jcan Legion Post .Il~ Com. Jerry Schi I ling 289 Grant Asij).~d 482-2852 ',', . '.;';"-- American Legion Aux. Leona Murphy 129 N. 2nd St. Ashland 482-1748 American National Red Cross Jackson County Chapter Hawthorne St. Medford 779-3773 ORGANIZATION LIST 1975 - 76 Ashland Chamber of Commerce I 10 East Main st. P..O.Box 606 Ashland 422-3486 Ashlanu Chess Club -red Hibbard 429 Eucl.ic Ashland 482-5843 Ashland Comm. for Histo~lc Preservation Marjorle O'Harra 1235 Tolman Cr. Rd. Ashland 482-0324 Ashtand Com~unity Hospital Aux. Mrs .Li-II i an Insley 233 Granite Ashland 0G2-5536 Ashland Federation of Repub I i can Women Mrs. Bobbi Vawter 935 Harmony Ln. Ashland 4G2-5379 Ashland Garden CIGb ~~ i I dred Frazi er 31f: Iowa Ashland 4G2-3270 Ashland Historic Comm. Kay Atwood 102 S. Pioneer Ashland 482-8714 Ashhnd Jaycees John Kroger, Pres. 821 East lOth Medforq. 779-5352 of. Ashland Kiwanis Club Jim Benson 1094 So. Mountain Ashland 4a~~174I, ~nimal Birth Control Society ""-s. Dorothy Mascott, Pres. t00dford 773-1446 Ashland League of Women voters Lou F lint 272 Harrison Ashland 482-1714 f\~hland Business & Frofessional Club G\~en Thomas \-;-') Sherman As) land 4C2-2233 Ashland literacy~Counci I Madge Darling, Coordinator 1988 Mohawk Ashland 482-5663 i ~ ,. Ashland Rotary Club Robert Oernard 69[;, ,5. tv10untEj in Ashland 482-2066 'I i.1; Ash~and Senior Citizens Drop-In Center Janet Mayo, Director' Winburn Way Ashland 4G2-5309 Ashland Study Home Extension Group t,1rs.. R. L . Dooms 407 Scenic Dr. Ashland 482-1677 ,) Ashland Tops Club Evelyn Haynie 160 tv1eade Ashland 482-1465 BPOE"'!: rks 7/944 Buck. Sherhard, Exa I ted Ruler 255 East Main Ashland 482-3911 80y Scouts of America Crater Lake Counci I Wm. C. Petersen, Scout Exec. 3039 Henley Rd. Medford 773-7371 Campfire Girls Jan Freeman, Exec. Dir. 2320 Sisklyou Btvd~ Medford 773-8444 Chapter A.C. PEO Mary Tischauser ' r'~orton St. Ashland 4~-OG30 --<';.{ ,- ~ 'Ij' I Chapter B.N. PEO Maggy Selby 1780 Val ley View Rd. Ash I and 4C2-~ Chapter E. E. PEO Mrs. Van McDaniel 277 Almond Ashland 402-2547 f i Childbirth Education Assn. 482-8497 Chi Idren's Community Center Montessori Center 400 ClaySt. , Ash land 482-1774 Crippr~d Chl,ldren's Division MrS. V i rg I n i a Brookwe I I Rogue Valley MedJ'cal Center Medford 773~6281 Church \~omen, Un I ted Mrs. Robert Fremd, Pres. 707~, Ashland 482-0359 " . Daughters of, the American 'Revolution :_i II ian Ward 321 Clay St. #29 ish land 482,-5642 DeMo lay Jerry Vawter 935 Harmony Ln. Ashland 482-5379 Dupficate Bridge Mrs. Albert Long Corral Ln. #12 Ashland 482-5342 Elketts Marcia Claypool 625 Che,stnut Ashland 482-3197 .1,;- FISH 9 Mistletoe Rd. Ashland 482-5590 Fortnightly Study Club Mrs. Wil I lam 8~rnum, Jr. 3976 1/2 S. Pacific 'Hwy. Phdenix '535-1452 Fruit Growers League Ben Darras,Pres. 9936 tvlod oc Rd. White City 826-2021 'ielp Line Job Swehla 30x 1368 ~edford 779-HELP. .\. Home~xteri'slon Club Mr~. Robert Dumes, Pres. 407 Scenic Dr. AS,h"1 and; ;482-1677 " ":__ -'i Hope Rebekah Lodgo #14 f\il een, In I'ow 176 W. Val ley View Rd. AshJ,anc;l 48Z~'082 Hurna'l Danc i n~l Co. Andre Cqrpenter 31 S. 2nd Ash I a.nd,.487c-246C , ," . I.O.q.F. Dan Moon, 'Sec. 266 3rd St" :!' 'Ashland 482-0921 " (', Jatkson County Assoc. for Retarded ,,chi ldr,(~n 'Mrs. Mqrg,arot ,Had ley P.O. Box 1485 Mddiord 772-/907 i\ '; ,\ Jack~op County Bar Assoc. J i m'D'eCourC8Y\ Frariitrin ElIdg. Medfprd 772~i~23 Jackson County',Chi((j Dovel- opined Cent~r,. I nc:. Rhond~ ~efsnidor~' 421 WGlkoF, Ashland 482-5931 " \ t Jackson County Shr ine Club J . T. Hc)m,i ,I ton 21400akwqoaDr. Medfot8' 773-4170 JacksonCo'unty Counc i I (,f Lun'] Associ JH on Richard Bryan Medford 773-4466 , -, ~. ," Jobs Daughters Mar-garet6grtley; GUdrdian 1 1 n Beswick <, Ashland '~~2-~930 "t ., 4-H Clubs 130 I Map I e Grove Dri.' Medford 773-8215: ,'ei Lions Club Charles Ivie 1316 Oregon St. Ashland 482-4496 .. Li th ia Horne Ext')flS ion GrollO" ", l3e;tty E3i'1 rqer" , 163, I owa'\Si. ' r~ sl! , il nd,^,82":'OS104. ,.. ,: ':.1\ L6rJs & Ladies Sq~3re Dancors Paul ,C~~JI()p ';' '156 6th Ashland 482-1953 Masuni carder \var:-ren L. Dunning,. See. 210 r.1aY\c\'o'Jd ,Way J\sh I,::>rd ' 482-59 ( kb(: 1 s on \'Jheo i s Ashland Chamber of Commerce P.O. 30>).\606 AShland, 482-3:86 Ne i ghlwrs' ofl'IoodCn1ft ,~da LYnes, Guar.j i an Nqighbor 190 Haroad~no " AsHI2n'j'-' 4,:32...,0288 , \' Oak Kr,c ll,\'/qmons Go U Assoc. M,Ji~}:; 'K.lcDowC' I I 237 Almond Ashl~nd 482-5664 .j. .,:" ' ~' ~ '.,' ;.";: ! Oregon Shukospe;Jp'>:lII (\;",1 Iv:) J Ray .J 3ckscm,r'.(8s. 290 Skycn);:,t Dr. Ashland 482~478B Ordor of '[astern Star- E I i z:3beth ~/E3st\?-rbGrg 737 E. Val ley Viow Rd. r\sr, I cHli: 'i.~\!2-2.392 '.' " Parents hli thcui, Parthur's , , " Johnsen, Dorothy: II ~,1yrtlE:; St. 7'7'7 -;08 "f'..--'~ fv10dfcr-:' ,',..J-r),,-" .,; . ; : (-~ 1, ~.. I,' "" - Readers fd~tt~() V i.sualTyY HandicapDeJ ,\; ,,\ sase ,) (" "-i'j Ret j,l"ej Off t cars CC I )U"J. K I ir1C' I 105 8c.sw i ck Ashland 482-91~O f\5s'd6. uf So. 0' " ~.':") \ : R')JUG Va I I cy Pc i rs Gc~C('; S3r.1 Club Karl Brost. AJv. 8,:~x 63(+ Ashland 482-2631 , }o9ue Val ley Opportunity Center A I Wa I ko r 857 Vat ley View Rd. Medford 773-3466 Rogue V31 ley Symphony Richard McLaughlin 2 East Main St. Medford 779-3500 Rent a KL: Ashland Sr. High Schoal No. Mountain Ave. Ashland 432-3945 Rogue V~I loy Singlo Set Evelyn Legacy Medford 779-G146 '7.oya I No i ~:lhbors ,Iulia Byrd 782 Oak St. nshland 482-3662 Salvation Army P.O. Box 1207 Medford 773-6965 Senlbr Citlzans Club- Ray B. Matthew, Pres. 123 8 St. Ashland 482-5057 Sierra Club Bill r>1eyer 1807 East Main St. Ashland 432-2634 Siskiyou Knife & Fork Club Laura Mo McCraig 1039 Li nda Ashland SOSC Facu I ty \;J I vas & \;Jr,mcn Pat Sorso Ii 765 Cambridge Ashland 482-4873 Soroptlmist Club La I 5 \~e.Aker 317 No. Main St. Ashldnd ~22-2207 Southorn OrA~on Blind Center 228 N. Ho I I Y St. Medford 779-3653 Southern Oregon Dental Society . [Jr. Llc'yd t3endicksc:n 1117 East r~ain Medforj 779-3431 Southern Oregon Hist0rical Society Otto EwalJson, Pres. 4295 E~st B~rnGtt r'1\.;dfur: 772,- 2962 l\DD I T I Oi'JS Sou thorn OroDon S: cioty of ,n,rt i sts Toni Davies I ~'20 Easy St. Box '1J2 rbdf -r.J 77'JJ-1775 Ash I uw! Emerq::mcy F.)()(: Ln2- 10; 4 AshlnnJ Fi 1m Socioty ,+4 Nc'. 2nd St. Ashland 482-9974 St. 8erm1rj Club Mrs. Norman Aloxandor 2922 AnJorson Cr. R~. T21ent 535-4976 Ashland Community Developrr~nt Credit Union Jeff Gi bbs 479 Euc i i cJ ,'\sh j anc 4')2-2322 Sweet A,L 1 i n",)s ClcLl'ic PI,lni<:unly:rr., 695 E I I en Medford 77]-1671 n !-res. ,1\sh I an,' Commun i ty F::od Storo 373r:: St. Ash:en. 4G2-2237 Thimble Club Zo I~c Sk i nnur IO::J) N. 5th Centr~l Point 6G4-2319 Three E3n,Jr:; Learn i nq:::c;nter Mvrr.:c Ocks 2"7 '\VETY Ashlanj ~C2-~565 Tu'J::r GL:Ji I J Ju Brubakor, Pres. , ! 00 I vy Ln. AshlGnd 482-07C9 Upper Val ley Community Club Betty Herrin, Pres. t"2c)x Sf) 5 Ashland 422-0606 Vetcr~ns of W.W. I. 8arracks 126C R0Y V. r.1atthows I 23 [50 St. Ashland 4~2-5057 :. I,) I'" vJo I C-';f1C" \/!'J~j()n Les I i (') F~ i co 795 Park Ashland 4J2-9395 ,. \ , ~ . :, 1 t .. . I tlCbe tlCrauelers tlCribune by ASH LAND PARKS AND RECREATION VEPARTMEfVf ~ Er-~ a ~rr,)~)r;n) ~ .~ 19y~U~ AREAS . . . . . . . f'/OWaJl.d. f'lto.bU.e ~e..601Lt M, 21 m-Ue-o ca.ot 06 Aoh1..and. un. ~ead. Iyl.(t[an Road.. Ac.c.omoda..tiO/'l-6 Me two campgfLound6, a del.uxe :tJr.cU1..efL camp, and 18 pfLabU.e Sc.hoon.eJlJ.l (PeJunaneYLt TJtCU1..vLo 60fL fLent). CampgMund6 have modVUl fLU:tJwomo, -6howeJr.6, piped Wa:te.fL, 6ifLep..e.ac.e6, and pic.nJ..c. .tab..e.e6. HowCVtd P fLaitUe ai..6 0 c..o..JlJ1.,,[u a Qu.i..et a6.tefL 9pm Polic.y. FULevJOO d -<-6 fLeaclUy avcUUab..e.e but btUng yoWL own axe. OthefL 6ea.tu.fLu 06 tlUJ., fLU Ofl..t Mea Me : WateJr.6 Wag, MuLtng, -6wimmtn.g, 6-<-6 lung , 9 enefLat -6:tofLe, fLU:ta..wr..a.nt, and di..-6p.ta.Y-6 06 IncUan aJr.ti..-6a.c.:t1:J. The RuoJr..t phone numbvz. if., (503)482-1979 OfL 773-3619. Wille c.lo JohYl.6:ton StofLU, Med60fLd Shopping Cen.te.fL, Med-6o~, OR 97501.' Jumy.>ohh Joe Ranc.h -<-6 .toc.ated 10 mi.te6 nom ~ 4 m0'-u e~t 06 GfLan.t6 PaM. Ac.c.omoda..tiOn6 Me JtLL6tic. -6ty.te c.edM .tog c.ab.{Jt6 w-<..th pJuvate bathu and daLty ma-td -6 efLvic.e. AU.. meal.6, -6 efLvic.e6, and ac.:ttvitie6 Me inc1.uded in Jr.a.tu. McUling addJc..eM -<-6 3886 Winona Road, G!l.an.:t1:J PM-6 OR. 97526jOfL ca.t..e. (503) 479-9629. CJr.a.tvz. La/ze Na.tiona1. Pcum i-6 75 mUu ,NE 06 Med60fLd on Highway 62. The ma-tn a;t;tJtac.:tton 06 tlUJ., .ta./ze -<-6 that the cJW..tefL WM 60Juned by an Vl.Upt- ion 06 Mount Mazama. Two i.6.tand6, the Phantom SlUp an~ WiZMd I-6..e.and, add to the in.te.fLUt and beauty 06 the ..e.a/ze. Ac.c.orooda..tion6 0-6 CJc..atefL La/ze National. paJtk. Me abundant: Amp.te c.amping, 18 -6.teep,,[ng c.o.t:t.a.gu, 8 PondeM-6a c.o.ttagu & 78 Hotel. Mom-6. FOfL in-6oJuna.U.on OfL fLuefLva.tiOn6 c.att (503) 594-2511 i-6umme.Jr.) OfL (503) 643-6669 (wiYLtefL) ofL w~e c./o CfLatefL La/zeNational Pank, CJc..atefL La/ze, OR 97604. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ * * * * .. * Fif.,h La/ze RuoJr..t if., 35 m.i...tu ~fLom Med-6ofLd by way 06 Highway 140 and -<-6 open yeM Mund. F -<-6 h Lake. Ru oJr..t 0 -6 6eM a .tMge c.amping Mea 60fL ten:t1:J and/ofL i:Jr.cUR.a6, ten. c.abin6, a ~fL paJtk. with -6uLe. hook-up-6, and a.t60 :tJc.ail.eM -6ofL fLen..t. FacJ.liuu avcUllab..e.e afLe a fLutaWl..a.n..t, gMc.eJuj -6tOfLe., .:tac.k..e.e -6hop, gi6t -6hop, game Mom, gM -6ta..tion, boat Jte.n:taL6, (ytfLevJood, and ic.e i.6 a.t60 on hand. FOfL mOfLe inooJuna..tionj c.a.U. the Opvr..a:tofL and Mk 60fL ToU Sta..tion #1--Fi.6h Lake, WlUte Ci:t1j, OfL i-6 no an.,6WefL wille P.O. Box 40, Med-6ofLd, OR 97501 Hlfa;t;t La.k.eReAoJr..t -<-6 27 mUe.6 -6Mm ~ hland on Vead I ncUan ~oad. ~he fLUOJr..t 066eM c.a.mp-6itu among:..the p-<..ne i:Jr.eu 40fL ac.c.omocla.:ti..o~ j u:-<...th 1l..e.6:tJwomo, bathhoW6e, and ..e.a.un.dJuj Mom c.onveru.e.nil.y .toc.a..tI;d wdlUn ~~y wa1.fU.ng dM:ta.nc.e. The.Jr.e i-6 al.60 a modeM :tJl.aL& fL c.owr..t will e..tec..tM.u:t1j, watefL and 6evJe.Jr. c.onnec.:ttoYL6. A c.0-66ee -6hop and gene.Jr.a1 -6tofLe afLe on hand 60fL hot meal.6 and ex:tM. pJtDv-<-6ion6. FaciLi..tiu afLe avoJliable -6ofL -6wimmtng, lUfU.ng, bOa.U.ng, -6 nowmo biling, ic.e .6 /za.ting, and -6..e.edding. MaiUng addJc..u-6 -<-6 P.O. Bo x 447 A6 h..e.a.n.d, OR 97520 ofL catt (503) 482 - 0 52 5. - + - + - , , , , t , , , , , wmow Lake -<-6 43 m.Uu NoJt:theMt 06 Med60fLd on Highway 140 and if., -6even and one-hal6 mU.u 6Mm Butte Fa.U..6. It c.oveJr.6 927 ac.fLe.J.> inc.fucUng 4.40 mU.u 0 -6 La/ze 6Mn.:tag e. WLU.ow La/ze 06 oeM 51 :tJwJ..fvc., camp -6au p..e.u.6 .ten .te.YLt c.amp .6au. OthefL fLecJ1..ea.tional. -6ea..tuJtu afLe: haa..t fLamp-6, ":tJr.a."ih, a -6wimmtng Mea, gM -6.ta..t.i..on, dock -6tofLe, fLe6- :ta.uJr.a.n.t, baJtbequu, 6bc.ep.ta.c.u, and ovefL6..e.ow c.amp-6ifu. FOfL mOfLe in60JUna;t[on c.on.ta.c..t the Jac.fMon Coun.:t1j PaJr..k..6 VepaJr;tmen.t by c.a1.Ung (503) 776-7001, OfL wtU.te. c./o Jac.fv.,on Coun:t1j CoWLthou.6e. ('JS .- -. \ - - . - ~ .-h , ... .' t . t . t . t . t . , . 1 I B I I r- ~ :IflCB~.T:rON I I I .. 1 ~1 ~~ . 1 ~~ ~ ~ I I AREA . C . P . HT . sw . ws . F . S . B . BR . TE . TR . CB . BH ~ PA . L . SV . SB . OS .PHONE LOCATION I I CANTRALL BUC KLEY X 40 X X X 12 30 X X , 776-7001 8 mi. SW Jacksonville OR 238 I - I EMIGRANT LAKE X 65 X X X X X X 12 28 X' X X X 482-4651 5 mi. SE Ashland OR 66 I 776-7001 GLENY AN KOA X X 25 36 X " X X X X 482- 4138 4~ mi. SE Ashland OR 66 I I i I FOUR MILE LAKE X X X X 21 - 882- 7761 40 mi NW Klamath Falls OR 140 I I JACKSON HOT SPRINGS I X X X* - 30 23 10 X X - 482-3775 2 mi N Ashland Hwy. 99 i I FISH LAKE RESORT X 27 X X X X X X X X 42 X X X - Toll sta. #1 34 mi. NE Medford OR 140 I I I .HOWARD PRAIRIE RESORT X 80 X X X X X X 84 328 18 X X X 482-1979 25 mi. NE Ashland OR 66 , HYATT LAKE RESORT X 60 X X X X X X 15 10 6 X X X X X 482-0525 24 mi. E Ashland OR 66 LAKE OF THE WOODS X 16 X X X X X X 33 104 r 'x X - 772-4981 33 mi. N Klamath Falls OR 140 McKEE BRIDGE - JACKSON X 100 X X X 4 23 X - 776-7001 19 mi. SE Jacksonville OR 238 ROGUE ELK X 18 X X X 25 X X 582 -1118 25 mi. N Medfo rd OR 62 TOU VELLE 134 X X X X 9 . N Medford OR 62 - ml. Salem UNION CREEK X 4 X X ... X 98 53 - 776 -7001 11 mi. N Prospect OR 62 VALLEY OF THE ROGUE X 75 X X X X X 22 119 X X X X 582':11,18 12 mi. E Grants Pass 1-5 WI LLOW LAKE X 27 X X X X X X X 10 51 X X X X X 865-3229 41 mi. NE Medford OR 140 C . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . CAMP I NG TE.. .. . .. .. . .. . . .. . TENT CAMPSITES tgtUb P.................PICNICKING TR.................TRAILER CAMPSITES HI................. .HIKING TRAILS CB.................CABIN RENTALS SW... .... .... .. .. ..SWIMMING BH................ . BATHHOUSE WS............. !," .WATERSKIING PA.. ............. ..PLAY AREA F.................FISHING L.. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . LAUNDRY S~................SAILING SV.................SCENIC VIEWS B.... .. . .. .. .. .. ..BoATING SB.................SNACK BAR/RESTAURANT BR...........,.... .I3C.A,T PENTAL OS. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . DUMP ST A TI ON - /..- -- - -~Y)f(\~ II I I I ~sblanb ([itl' arks LITHIA PARK GARDEN WAY HUNTER LITHIA SHERWOOD TRIANGLE SPRINGS Cl ark ST. & HOMES WINBURN SHERWOOD SISKIYOU EMIGRANT LOCATION Garden Way AVENUE WAY STREET & IOWA CREEK RD. SIZE 1. 73 9.47 100.00 0.62 0.35 66.80 BARBEQUES NO NO YES NO NO NO DRINKING WATER YES YES YES YES YES NO HORSESHOES NO YES YE~ NO NO NO NATURE TRAILS NO NO YES NO NO NO PICNIC AREAS YES YES YES YES YES NO # OF PEOPLE 25 100 600 10 10 0 PLAYGROUND NO EQUIPMENT YES YES YES YES NO RESTROOMS NO YES YES YES NO NO SHELTER NO NO YES NO YES NO SHUFFLE NO NO BOARDS NO YES YES NO SOFTBALL NO NO DIAMONDS NO YES(2) NO NO TENNIS COURTS NO YES(8) YES(2) NO NO NO VOLLEYBALL NO NO COURTS NO YES (I) NO NO CAMPING NO NO NO NO NO NO JLitbia llarlt SuAveYOft Rec.ftea.uon SJ..te -iA a nne.e B. L.M. ca.mpgftou..nd. FoLtow Dead rneUan Rd. nOJ1.th.-e.a.6t nJtom Mhi.a.nd appftoumate.ly 25 mUe,6 to Ke.n.o Ac.c.e,6,~ Rd., the.n go ea.6t abou.:t 14 mU.ell on Keno Ac.c.ell-6 Rd.. The. c.ampgftou..nd ..0~ loc.ated J..n a beau;t.{.- 6ul. nOf1.1U6t -6e.tting. TheJte Me. -6ome plcinc. :ta.blell, pJU.vY-6, -6l11k wa,6:te.wateft fupo-6al, nVteplac.ell, & na.;tuJr.a1. -6pJU.ng wateft, & Mfte.vJood. 15 day c.amp urrU;t. Hya.:t:t Lake RecJLe.a.uon Slft -iA al60 a B. L.M. c.ampgftou..nd loc.ated a.:J:. the -6outh end 06 Hya;t:t,Lake. Thefl.e Me 25 ca.mp-6ltell, ftell:tfl.OOYY16 wLth -6howeJti, MJteplac.ell, fii-6h ci.earU.ng -6:ta..uono, & 2 boat launc.hell. The C.amP 6ee L6 $3.00 peJt l'ugl1.:t ($1.50 wLth Golden Age PM-6pof1.:tl, & the c.amp umU J.-6 7 daY-6. A d..a.y U!.le plcn<.c. Mea -iA loc.a.:ted hefl.e and may be U!.led cftee 06 chMge. TIt-l.-6 -6Ue L6 20 mUe,6 6/tOm Aohe.and l6 one :tfl.a.ve1.-6 ecut on HJ..ghway-66, oft 7.7 rr! tell 6ftom Aohe.and by way 06 Dead Indian Road and HowMd PJtaJl1.e Lake. 16 you.. Me iYLt.eftellftd In C/tO-6-6-COu..V1~ Silin9, t~e .Dead rlt~{.an Road 18 m-Uell noJtth-ea.6t 6ftom Aohe.and to Buc:/<. P.lLCVU..e Road. Th-L6 ~ a d 6~gnated B. L.M. wWefl. fteCJtea.:ti..on aJLe.a and thefte -iA avcU..e.a.ble pcuzJUng ane. -6eaoonal fte,6:tJwom 6acJ..LU:.,[ell. TheJte Me -6 eve.Jtal good ~ on whi.c.h one rr;J.1j tJw..ve.i.. back In.:to wildeJu1ell.6 Mecu. *TheJte. -iA CLt60 good CJtCf.6.6-c.ou..n:tJuj -6iling on the bac.k -6lde On the Mt. Aohe.and SfU. Al1.R..a. Fftom the mtU.n paJllUn.g lot at Mt. Aohe.and, c.on.:Unu..e on about ~ m-Ue and pcur.k (Sno-Prvrk Pe.Jl.mi..:t needed helLel. SfU. the uppefl. /tOad 3 mU~ to GftOU!.l e Ga~ SheUefl. J-n you.. want a plac.e to go. Thefte Me many oppoJ[;tw-zLt.,[e.6 u..p h.efl.e 60ft on9 down-tUn. Jw.Yl..6 and equ..aLty a.6 long u..ptUn. cLtmb-6. The .6 c.ene!l.Lj -iA bne.a:t.h.ta.fU.ng -60 bJU.ng youA c.amefl.a; nftom Dne .6lde you.. c.an. .6ee ci.eM :W Mt. Shcuta., and nftom the othefl., you.. c.an .6ee Aohe.and, Med60Jui and ill 06 the Rogue Villey. *The Pa.ci.6lc. Cftellt T,tcUt pa.6-6 ell next :W the GItOMe Gap She.i...:tvl. 60ft thO.6e On you.. who w-iAh to do .6ome hi.fU.n~ duJr.ing the WaJunefl. mcm:th6. VuJU.ng the waJtmefl. mon.:th6, on.e c.an dJL.i..ve nftom e Mt. A6 htand .6fU. Mea down to GftOMe Gap SheUeft, and beyond--ln fiact, aU. the way :W the Applegate. VaLtey. The /tOad -iA veJuj bad, howeveJt, and thefl.e Me NO gcu pu..mp.6 ~ ThU b/tOclu.ute. Wa.6 wtUfte.n. and pfWduc.ed by the .6ta66 06 :the A.:..he.and Pa.Il.!u ' and Rec.Jte.a:t.,[on Vepa.JL:bnent 60ft the Me and e.njoymen.:t 06 tho.6e peMono vJ.-6.ui..i1g the CUy 06 A.6fli.a.nd. 16 we c.an be 06 nWttheft aMJ.-6.tanc.e, pleMe do dJwp J..n and vl.6'U wUh M. We aJte. open filwm 8:00am to 5'OOpm Monday thJr.ou..gh FJU.day. We Me located at 59 Wh1buAn Way, Aohe.a.nd, Oftego," 9752.0 Phone: 482-9215. ",0 f" /,,. -J I C~.:o ASHLAND PARK COMMISSION Park Acreage Chart TOTAL PARK LOCATION AREA UNDEVELOPED DEVELOPED HIGHLY DEVELOPED 1. Tri angl e Siskiyou & Beach .35 .35 2. Li thi a Wi nburn Way 100. 00 63.0 20.0 17.0 3. Lower L i thi a Extension 2.5 2.5 4. Garden Way Garden Way & 1. 73 1. 73 Clark Street 5. Hunter Memori al Homes Avenue 9.47 9.47 6. Sherwood Highway 66 & ;62 .62 Sherwood Stri p 7. Li thi a Spri ngs Emigrant Creek Road fi6.eO 64.80 2.0 8. Boulevard Planting ~ Stri ps 2.0 2.0 ~ \" North Main & Van Ness .046 9. Triangle .046 "".)} 10. Triangle North Main & Laurel .01S .013 ;;1;....;. I> '-. TOTAL AREA 183.529 127.80 22.059 33.67 ""'-'_00_ i"~ ~ . " 8/12/76 ... {' -- -- .-~"'-"..----,.-- ..........:.:--. -".:: :.. - _. -0 _ _ "__ ---- --- -- _._- -------.-.--.. ~. ~~~~~::. 4~ ;;1 '-"1 .~ ,'1 8 :'f S'~"2EM, hWlband and Wife, Grantors, in consideration of Ten and .~,j no/1oo UIO.OOl Doll..rs, to them paid by the CITY OF AS!t!..l\ND, a - ~ --- ,.., munici.,..l corporation of the State of Oregon, Grantee, do hereby grant. barg.iD. sell And convey unto the SAid Grantee. its SUccessors and assigna. all the follOwing real property, with the " '~-" .._~.. - ._rt_o~. ",b..~ " b. ~,,, ~. " -...."., ,.... 0' ~~~. """"""'~, "'o.b~ ~ '0"_. J . Commencing at the intersection of the e..st Side-line of :. - ~ . -: - I'lo~l Avenue With the south side-line of Highway No. 66 l:: - . - .7 ill 5action 15 in Town.hip 39 South of Ran<Je 1 Eut of the - J . . ean ..long th.. eouth sid..-line of said State Highway a " ~ 'distance of 214.5 feet:. bein<J a point on the east line of " ~ ' the 1.0.0.1>. Cemetery ... de.cru,ed in Volume 58 at page '- "". " 634 of th.. Dooed Recor,u of Jack.on County, Oregon; thence ~ ., continue ea..t ..long the ..outh lin.. of ....id llighway a dis- -~.'.'J.I,. ',., ,.-..- tance of SO fe..t to the place of beginning; thence continue :, : .....t along the south line of said llighway a distance of .~ {?\ ;' 100 feet; th.."ce south par..llel With the east Side-line 'I Ii .;. lof Normal Avenue 404 feet to a POint due east of the - ;, - . ~~ &~-he..t corner of said tract described in Volume 58 ,. , '.. ;' ,Deeds Page 634; thence _st 100 f...t parsllel with the , '.,. -' ,.,':, .oath sid..-11ne Of'sa1d High_y, thence north 404 feet . . -: to the true P01nt of begin,,1ng. ;..:" -', "'~ To Bav. and to Bold the above descr1l>ed and granted premise.. ~t~th. sa1d grant.., ita successor.. and assign.. forever. "-:1' '~ . .~~ .~~ ~~ ~ ~~ l''t': ~ '-] ::--j - ~;~1 ,fj ~ ~ ~ .E 51)S11~ !OlOW ALL !<eN ''WJ>.RAANTY DEED. ''''''';~1..U 7lL~_;'}E~_ 13-';;. IE 7r.ou- .;:/. c..,- BY =5!!: PIU':SENTS. 'i'hat DC>N'SWEEl'l and ".....9EL E. in fee s~l. of the above granted premises free from all enc~ br..nces, and that we will and our heir.., executors and admin1strators, shall 'Warrant and. forever defend the above granted premises. and every part and parcel thereof, again..t the lawful claims and demands -1- , ./.z~ /{ / ';;-:';';'~;;~~:_:_,_', ~-".,..~,f_~,~,,:_,'~..'..~-~.~..;-.-:-,t..'_~..i.*,Z:;~~~~, ~. ~'~3;:~~~-:~:~<-' - - - . .~.'"~"~ ~~~"~~{f:,~,.~.5~::;-:~:; -0 ". ~'1t:::-. ,~-<:!~~:~.~.-c""-'-: -_ _""-.... ".~;. .~ -" .: ':- ~ ...... '"'"""'-""-~~i"""""""'.",,_ " '" ~ :~ :~.. ,~, .;q ,;,.. :::;'" ..-;;-~ ~! v 6/7'"/f7'o,' ik~ __ ~ -~---ft ,~ :,-:; ~'.~.:: =- ~...~ .- ...::c. ~;, ~fJ '~ ;,;. ..~. .:; -'1""", ~ )f. ::.;. .:-3 ... :-O!lr ;--" ... SECTION .~~---- RP -;---8623-8- !-~-l . fODE NUMBER 391E15ACC630D 00501 i ------. ._-~-- 120-36-~o OFFICI )'NOTTASSESSABIE ::< TOWNSKIP W.M, MAP NO. AERIAL PHOTO -- ..---...--------. - -- _._- ---- 5e' LOT lILOa TAX LOT NUMBER NO. NO. LEGAL DESCRIPTION DEED RECORD ACRES YEAII ~OLU"E PACE REMAINING 1946 265 75-6 part of 1950 339. .399 part of 1950 342 100 part of BegiTh~ing at the intersection of the East line of Lot l.nlock 6 G~den Homes Tract with the Southerly line of Clark Avenue; thence South along the East line of Block 6, 348.62 feet to the Southeast corner of Block 6; thence South 890 50' East 147.83 feet; thence South 30.24 feet to the Northwest corner of Block 5 of said Addition; thence East along the North line of said Block 5; 127.6 feet to the West line of Gzrden Way; thence North along the West line of said Street 194.02 feet to the Southerly line of Clark Avenue; thence North 560 13' West along the Southerly line of said Avenue 333.32 feet to the point of beginning. Said Park- being dedicated in plat of Garden Homes Tract. , b~ -!.. ' ... ~<:::tit~' :;:>lhe '" CD ... C'u~~n;- ~ g- -.0 ..... 0.. S- ":'5'~ 3.~ S -. O<l r '" ~_g , -n ,3 C> Ih~ S , ".-.:;; i !i So CL ~. '- '<""ll: a~~' ~...g B a/ ~r~~ . c =>> " -" '~~lif ~..._ ..,. ~8 .... C:;:J ~ I~ <,q nlOO:, ' ~gl~ ~~Il.a// " ~ '~~~''::-:::''''''....' 72-01709 A F F IDA V I T STATE OF OREGON County of Jackson ss. After first being duly sworn, I, J. P. CLARK, do hereby depose and say: That ~ name is J. P. Clark and that at one time I did have a lease hold interest in the following described real property; however, I do not now have any lease hold interest nor any other interest whatsoever in any portion of following described real property: Commencing at the southeast corner of Donation Land No. 45 in Township 39 South, Range 1 East of the W'i11amette Neri- dian in Jackson County, Oregon, thence North, along the East line of said Claim 34.79 chains to the true point ~f beginning; thence ~orth 89" 45' Vest 791.00 feet to the east line of that certain tract conveyed to School District No.5 of Jackson County, Oregon, by deed recorded Septe~ber 29, 1948 in Volume 306 page 187 of the Deed Records of Jackson County, O,regon; thence North 0" 15' \{est 731. 94 feet along the east line of said tract to the south boundary line of a tract conveyed to said School District Xo. 5 of Jackson County, Oregon, by that certain deed recorded December 13, 1968 as No. 68-12041 of the Official Ke.:-ords of said county; thence East 119.78 feet, along the so~th line of said School tract, to the south~esterly right-of- way line of the Southern Pacific Railroad; thence South 55" 13' East. along said right-of-way'line, 811.14 feet; thence South 0" 04' East 269.94 feet to the true point of beginning. (Code 5-1, Account 1391EIOD, Tax Lot #2000) .1"? / r- / C' 2)-. WITNESS MY HAND this ~ day of April , 1972. , , , , , J. P. CLARK ,Subscribed and S,'om to before me this ~ day of April, 1972. .L-/n, -? /,-;;- . /V/h~-~"".:'~""'~7 Noll'ary Public for !lF~ ~o/ Commission e~~s: L:-: :::~.:-.:::::=:. :~:. :...3 ~:.:. .:. 1~:2 ," ~""''''':''''''''',,~~ . .~ ,'I. u..........: \>" .... . ;)-......l.. \) .....~..,:. \ . S.:'D: - '.0:.: '~:$ <{ !....I : 0 ! ; ..:'>1.1- '. CD :... < I =><':'i.o - .J ! <:> < ....f~:'t~ "to 'q ...-~ <c.- ,1 , "':';~;;:"""~'~'\'" ..' ."i,~~~ ':.::....... _" . ",...",,, . .' "'"HU.''''' 1"'- Atfio.. _ . i<ONALD L SALTER AT'TOlltNIEY AT LAW '70 ~~....,.., .~"CT ... o. .0.. ..1' Aa"'LAHD. D. coo... '75::1 a Y-- /7- /;J--- / ~-r.-. J . I ( t t ~ f. J t ( , r p t ~ V t. t E t t' f /f: J-V h /,Ij ~ , /" , i . ;2..-0<':' 0 t I i ) t i ! I t ! ; r , :1 \. ~ t t f t ; .. . \ f i- t ~' t t ;: I ... -- .1I.. '-~.. _a-::~r~ Qf.f ,l RECORD OF DESCRIPTIC RP 1 ACCOUNT HUMllER....-- ;,'" F1Cs.OF C UNTY J-SSESSOR, JAC NOT ASSESSABLE;....( >: - AI- I () 391E 12 -'-~~'f -- . ."='"=".--~~_.~ ~ 11572-0 - "HI -5 ?::4 I CODE: NUMl!E:R DU40D 00504 ' ..,-- ''u''. U.__'_... I AERIAL PHOTO SECTION 12 W.M. MAP NO. 6 LOT BLOCE TAX LOT NUMBER NO. NO. LEGAL DESCRIPTION DEED RECORD ACRES .' REMAINING City of' Ashland Beginning at the Southwest corner of' DLC #51 Twp. 39 930 182 379 South of' Range 1 East, WM, Oregon, thence " West, 450 f'eetmore'or less, to the Southwest corne 'of' Government Lot HI in Sec. 12, Twp. 39 South, Range'l East; thence North 568 f'eet; thence East 767 f'eet; thence South 568 f'eet to the South line of' DLC #51; thence - West 317 f'eet, more or-less, to the place of' begin- ning.. 10 YEAR VOLUWE PAGE Beginning at the Southeast corner of' DLC #51 in Sec. 12 938 217 21-2 part of Twp.. 39 South of' RangeiEast of the WM in JCO; thence . South 462 f'eet along the East line of' Sec. 12; thenc " West 1361.4 :feet; thence North 462 f'eet; thence East 1361.4 f'eet to the point o:f beginning. (Written for tax lotting purpose only) I,d '- . '--' .. --------- ------~-- '~ ------ -- .--------.-- - --_. ---- I '~r~_ I , , ,,{;6-f"'S.l2 ,WARRANTY DEED nus ~E."''TL1U: WI'1':'iESSETH: That ELL~~ HEGLER. a single ~o~an. and ARTHUR KAPTErN and VINA KAPTEYN, hushand and wife,_ j,'. " for and ill oonslderalioa of the aum at Ten Dolla...., and other good and sufficient consideno- tion. ha ye bargained and ""Id, and by thia ilIstroment do hereby grant, bargain, sell, conyey and conIirm unto CITY OF ASHLAND, a municipal corporation. , ; 1 r J ! i t5 successors "Ii:'..,-.:. F '..t and aaaipa, the l'l!&1 property situaled ill tbe City of Ashland, State at Oregon, p&rticularly d_ribed as follows, to wit: County 01 Jackson, Beginning at a point 459.50 feet North and 939.40 feet East of the south~est corner of Donation Land Claim No. 40 in Township 39 South. Range 1 East of the Willamette Meridian in Jackson County, Oregon. said point bein,. on the northerly line of tract described in Volume ~9 page 165 of th. Deed Racords of Jackson County, Oregon; thence South 680 East 115.10 feat to the westerly line of Winburn Way; thence Hortheasterly along said Winburn Way, a dis- tance of 175.00 feet, .ore or less, to the southeast corner of tract described in Volum. 282 page 139. said Deed Records; thence North 680 West 110.0 faet. mora or lass, to the northeast corner of tract described in Volume 134 page 40. said Dead Records; thence South 220 West 75.0. f..tj thence South 68. East 15.0 feet. more or less, to 'a point ~hich bears North 220 East from the point of beginning; thence South 220 West 100.0 feet to 1 the point of beginning. :3 9'1 6' Y' /.3 C..? ..3/0 0 -";-:'11. ,-. (Code 5-1, Account 39lE9BC, Tax Lot 3100) ", .'i.'. " ., r SUBJECT to Public IlIIproYement Liens. if any, of the City ~ .! ~ o( A:ihland, Oregon. ! .;, ~' ~ SUBJECT to unpaid taxes not exceeding S250.~ J.~ /__ ~9' :?~t::" fi ~.~.. /-1/ V" YO, - ..,~ .- - tl j i TO HAVE AND TO HOLD, the ahoye cl_ribed premi_ t~lher with the ten... r menu, hereditameou aDd appurteDaneea pertaining thereto, unto the said grantee, fits successors and ...ipa, forever. ' The grantor s here.ill do covenaot with Mid grantee its SUccessors cJ~; I f@~7~:t:t~~~~~2?~:ff~~~~ jr~I-I,rI,~~~~~~~)i\:~::;:;;;;w,::' .-!!!iM''' . y. ll_-V'C'~""f'''''''''-~ -..... --------ISEALI :~"~."" -' 'f' . ,-, na "ptel'Jl,.. -.. . .m... :", .;~;:,j-.c ii I J~" "~ "r.: .~"-:~~-'r-~ - -. ------->---- - .-. .\7_~~;!, ,___ -,_~ ~..__._______ _______. :' ,c', 7- ;;L9-?.? .~. WII' -; -~"""'-.:......--..-... I I I I i , I 1 I ,~ I l 'I 'I I I '.--- -I.. i ---_J_ ......':::~-----'-'--------"-'~,,:: --~~~.'--'~=-~""" ---', .. - . - .."......_._-~--..::...;;...~_-:-..- .;: ~ , . . ... -.---------- --------- ~~. '. .:-;' ~ J~~~~.i .......-.- -. '" ,J.- . JY.__ .. t;6 .f)O,5-)2 WARRANTY DEED THIS ~E:.....-n.."RE WlTNESSETH: That - . -;. ~ ELLES HEeLER. a sinRle wo~an.' and ARTHUR LAPTEYS and VISA KAPTEYN, husband and wife, ~ i;_ r" for aDd in coosidentioo or the "lUll of Ten Dolla.., aDd other good and sufficient con.iden- tioo, ba ve barg1ined aDd ...1eI. aDd by this in.trnment do hereby grant, bargaio, .eU, roovey aDd confirm untD CITY OF ASHLAND, a municipal corporation, i t5 successors aDd a.u.igna, the real property .ituated in tbe City of Ashland. StAte 01 Oregoll, particularly deecribed ae follows, to wit: County of Jackson, .. '~. ., . '.,. Beginning at a point 459.50 feet North and 939.40 feet '~ East of the southwest corner of Donation Land Claim No. I 7' " 40 in Township 39 South, Range 1 East of the Wi 11ameue i' '. : "'eridian,'in Jackson County. OreRon, said point bein!! on . the northerly line of tract described in Volume 29 pa!!e I, ' ,: :",' 165 of the Deed ReCords of Jackson County. OreRon; thence South 68~ East 115.10 feet to the westerly line of Winburn Way; thence Northeasterly along said Winburn Way, a dis- " tance of 175.00 feet, aore or less, to the southeast corner of tract described in Volume 282 paRe 139. said . . ~::~,R~~O~~:;n~~~~~:s~o~~~n:~"o~e:;a~~Od~s~;:~;dm~~e or ; , Volu.e 134 page 40. said Deed Records; thence South 22" \ ~ Wes~ 75.0- f..t; thence South 68- E8St 15.0 feet. more or '.. .~:I. -. ..... '0. '0'" ...., ..... .,... ,,' .... ,,,. .., . .-'-~ '.;,..i . , poiDt of begiDni~g;. thence South 22" West 100,.0 feet to :.$,.;;"~'l'';''''''':il'' I, I the POiDt of beglDunR. :3 ? I {; 9' B V ..3/0 e ~~J1l-L'-:-II' . '. (Code 5-1, Account 39lE9BC. Tax Lot 3100) ~i..."'.~J,~~..,.."'.: '.';' SU.BJECT to Public Iaprovement Liens. if any. of the City r:;r;-'.',;, r~..:'.'" , ' of Ashlancl. Oregon. ~' · '~~~"~I: .; """T.. ."d' ..... ... ......... ''''.n 1(/ 7-;f9 .3t.:,;.' 'f~J,;B~~ r' : 1S1:~] I; , , ' ..: , . , , I ,,-,'- ~ I' TO HAVE AND TO HOLD, the above d_rlbed premi_ together with the teD'" : " , ',' ",entA, hereditamentA and appurtenaDce. pertaining thereto, UDtD the said grantee. ,,' its succeS50rs and UalgDa. forever. , The grantor s herein do co...".."t with said gra.nlee its SUccessors j ~ aDd auigns tbat ~ hey' are th....."er s In lee simple of the above d_rlb- i '"', ed p~ aDd that -- are Ins from aIleDclUIIb"",ce. except as above stated i;fl~ =~::':'..~?T~':;~:::"::=::'::ll= I . i".:'~i-, '-, .-"""-.. :-;-';.i~ I ,!,'l,'fi~tllf;~g1i~)F'":;;:;':~::' .11 iji~4-1~~~~~~~~'=~_._._~--'''ALJ__l j ;;'-'.'~~' -~, ,::.... 7- ;;L9-?p, ""-":::"'::-~.-.-~-~:...:...;---.:. :;-::::....~~~=-:~-"'- ---. -"'-~-~._~-.~--.._.- ~ , 1975 CITY OWNED PARK LANDS PARK LOCATION AREA HAP T 1." X LOT 1. Triangle Corner of N. Hain 2.000 ft. 2 5DD 100 & Van Ness Street .046 acres 2. Triangle Corner of N. Main 569 ft. 2 9BB 7100 & Laurel Street .013 acres 3. Triangle Corner of Siskiyou 15.200 ft. 2 9DA' Blvd. & Iowa Street .35 acres 4. Lithia Winburn l'lay 100 acres 9CB 2.fJC 0 9CC 5. Sherwood Sherwood Ave. behind 27,000 ft. 2 15M 6200 Fire Station No.2 . G2- 6. Clark St. Corner of Garden "lay 75,400 ft. 2 l5AC 6300 and Clark street 1.73 acres 7. Hunter Homes Avenue 412,413.80 ft. 2 lOAD 2000 9.47 acres 8. Lithia Emigrant Creek Road 66.8(; acres 7 70(; & snc Springs 12 400 179.03 Total Acres .., \.0 ,..... ....... 0 C\J ...-4 LLI ....... a.. CO 0 --' LLI ~ > LO ('I') ...... C\J LLI ('I') 0 LO ...... o::t \.0 0 0 . . . . . . ...... C\J ...-4 0'\ C\J > ...-4 --' ::z::: (.!J ..... ::z::: 0 0'\ LLI \.0 ('I') a.. o::t ...-4 LO 0 0 0 0 0 0 --' . . . . LLI 0 C\J C\J > C\J C\J LLI 0 0 LLI a.. 0 0 0 CO --' 0 CO . LLI . ...... > ('I') o::t C\J :z LLI \.0 \.0 ...-4 0 0 ..... :z V') +> ::::l V') ~ ..... ItS ::E: ..c ~ u \.0 ,cr) 0'\ U QJ LO 0 ('I') ...... N 0 o::t ...-4 C\J O'l --' ('I') 0 LO ...... 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ItS > II) O'l O'l ~ 'r- ~~ Q) Q) ~ 'r- Q) 0- ~ ~ --' ItS ..c Q)QJ '"C +> ..c r- 'r- ItS ItS ;:: 'r- +> ::t+> ~ ~ Q) +> ::S~ 'r- 'r- ~ 'r- OX ItS ::s ..c 'r- o+> ~ ~ 0 I- --' --' LLI (.!J ::z::: V') --' CO V') l- I- I- ~ 0::: < . . . . . . . 0 a.. ...-4 C\J ('I') o::t LO \.0 ,..... CO 0'\ ...-4 ~ t ASHLAND PARK COMMISSION Park Acreage Chart Total Area Un devol oped Devol oped Highly developed 1. Tri angle .046 .056 N. Main & Van Ness ;.. 2. Triangle .013 .013 N. Main & Laurel 3. Tri ang1 e .35 .35 Siskiyou & Beach 4. l1 thi a Park 100.0 63.0 20.0 17.0 5. Lower L1thia Ext. 2.5 2.5 6. Garden Way 1.73 1. 73 7. L1 th1 a Spr1 ngs 57.0 50.0 7.0 8. Bl vd. Pl anti ng 2.0 2.0 Strips 9. Hunter Memon al Park ~ '747 tom Q.<I7 1699 Homes Ave. 10. Sherwood Park .62 .62 66 & Sherwood TOTAl AREA 174. 26 113. 0 27.06 34:2 THE ASHLAND STORY The Ashland Story begins with the arrival in the Bear Creek Valley of English born Robert Hargadine and his friend, Mr.,. Pease, on, January 6, 18.52. Five days later A bel Helman and Eber Emery arrived from Ashland County, Ohio, via the northe:rn California gold fields, to find Hargadine and Pease in a tent on the banks of a li ttle stream at the foot of:,timbered .mountains. (The stream is called Ashland Creek.). The pleasant;valley was the site of a fOJ:mer Ir\l'l1a.n.. V1llage. ' Already there were about 28 white men, elsewhere in the valleY.,ooJacob Wagner, Major Barron, and James Russel of the,','Siskiyou Mountain. House", Patrick Dunn, and others., The Jacksonvil1e..., gold rLlSh .l@.S at it's height a, t this time, wi tb suppl1.es coJll.ingby pack train" f70m Crescent City. ' Haxgadine and Helman took adjoining Donation Land Claims, given by the government under the Dona. tion Land Law of 1a$O, , .which was passed to encourage settle.ant of ~ .vast North-west Wilderness. These cl.a.1as became ;t.he site of earliest. Ashland, nestled.,~ the footh1~, of the $iskiyou Mountains ,at about 2,000 feet above sea. leyel, , at 'the south. end~J?f" the Rogue ,River Valley,..., -. _..",' , ^ , ," ,......~ " ... "r. .' .. . .. . . . . Seeing the, need for lumber, He~, two ~er,ys, Cardwell, and Rodge:Dii" built the'd .- Emery and Company Sawmi1.l.. Two,yea.rs later, .in 18.54, they a F~our }.Jill.., ".This..mill served the little communi 1;y as . a lII'Ort of social center -for both Whi-tes ,and Indians and a refuge for frightened f~~d~ Indian troubles. Robert Hargadine had sa-t' upa.generaJ.',mercha.ndise' store. 'l'helittle ,settlement was,on. it..'s way. In 1885 Abe~(Helman 1a.1d out 12 lots which }{a.r~i1jne bought and thep gave...:,i.:'-:.: a~ong with a site for a,.,town hall, as a"nucleus for a permanent t4Jlm..site.,liexe',in this spot, is the Plaza o:f today. '. . - -. : ~.- ",' - Ashland Mills was the address on mail received by the first Post Master, Abel Helman. The Post Qff1ce'was established on May 17, 1885. The ma.1l arrived by weekly ,st8.8e on it.'s, 140 mile trip from Ca,nyonville ',to Yreka.. over the wagon road that th~ . TerritoriaJ. .Legislature had au~orized 1n 1849,.','l'he Emery-s' and Helman named Ashland for their Ashland' County, Ohio,..Re~~s~ aJ.though Cardwell, an arden:t whig and admirer of Henry Clay, held that "Ashland~~~ ya.s named for the country estate of Clay's Kentucky Home. .":. Important to the' growth of this mountain-bound: settlement was the authorization' by the legislature of the Siskiyou Toll Road, f'rom.the" ''Mountain House" over the mountains....) " near Hilt. It was managed 'by Lindsey Applegate~ Three years later, in 1860, the four ,. . horse stq.ge, Daily Overland Mail, made the 710 mile trip from Sacramento to Portland, via Mary-sville, Red Bluff, JaclQ3pnville, and ~eneCity. The early 1860's IQarked the . height of stage coach tJ::a..vel.,D8.1ly mail service between Ashland a.nQ,.J./~i:1J.e (Kla.ma.th __ Falls) had begun in 1878. ..The Asb;l.atld-KlaJDa.th Falls stage line ws:s ,9perCl,ting in-,1889. ., , ' , ' In't869, J. M. McCalls Woolen Mill was built. It's horse-drawn wagons, piled with goods, wen-t to Portland and CaJ.ifornia. markets. fire q,estroyed it in 1900, and the following year the Ashland ,Manufac~ur1ngMill, a planing mill, tooJt over the site. The coming of the first passenger tra.in into AShland on May 9, 1884, was a gala day for the town, but marked the doom, of the stage. coach.'~'Hot, until Dec.ember, 12-1887 ' . was the completion of the Oregon and California Railroad celeb~ted in the Ashland railroad yard; but it was not much of a celebration. It was a coM. foggy day, and the train from the south with Mr. Crocker and the golden spike (which hB.d aJ.so been used at Promontory Point, Utah) was late. The faith of the first settlers was nurtured by:'Sa.bbath group ga.therings and the visits of the Circuit Riders, which were occassions of,worship, babtisDlS, and weddings;'Although a Methodist Church had been built in Jacksonville in 1853, to be followed by Presbyteria,n and Catholic Churches. It was not until 1864 that the f1J:st Methodist Society was organized in Ashland. This was soon followed by Presbyterian and Baptist. Groups. (over) The Methodist society started. a small librar,y, a forerunner of the public libraz:y. Eager for a school of higher learning, they started. an academy which failed several times due to lack of funds. When taken over by the State, the College, now Southern Oregon State College; bec8Jl1e a growing asset after 192.5. The society was also influential in securing the Chautaque which provided and educational and cultural outlet of the region from 1892 to the 1920' s In 193.5 Professor Angus Bowmer of Southern Oregon College conceived. the idea of producing Shakespear's plays in the abandoned Chataque Shell. With the coopera.tion of local merchants and interested Citizens, an Elizabethan Sta.ge was built. The :first production was presented as part of the City'. Fourth of July Celebra.tion. Mr. Bowmer presented two plays,Twelfth Night and The Merchant of Venice. A boxing match was 8cheduled in'the afternoon to satisfy those who were skeptical a.bout the popularity of Shakespeare. It developed. that receipts from the plays covered. the deficit from the boxing match. - 'In 1:.be years that followed, attendance at the Shakespeare productions contiriued to increase. '!he basic . pattern of a. :four play repertory , evolved. In 1937 the Oregon Shakespearean Festival Association :was organized. as a non-profit cozpora.tion. In 1941, the first scholarships for actors were offered. In 1970, The Angus Boner Theatre for Diodem plays was built at a cost of $1.8 million to be run in conjunction with the outdoor Elizabethan Theatre. The Black Swan .Theatre ,; was. buUt in 1977.510 performances of 11 :plays . are scheduled for the 1979 season ~ the combined theatres with approximately 2.50.000 people expected to attend. ' ' '-:'! , , :j Ashland's L1 th1a Park was begUn on the fomer ChautaQua Grounds. The Park CoJllJl1ission purcha.aed a.dd1 tional land and contracted with John McClaren designer of Golden Gate': Park, to design the beauti:t"ul park.1n 1926 the;, estateO:l:'Mr.8c Mrs. C. W. Root gave more acres. The G~S. Butler estate gave the band Shell and play-ground equ1pment~, _ The Butler Fund, administered. by the Ashland Elks, and 'donations from ma.r1Y' other individuals have added. to the park over the years. Mt. Ashland Ski. Area has been developed in the last 10 years contributing another form. ,of entertainDlent to our area. It at'tra.cta,:~.56000 akiers and snow lovers a year~_ ' Mt. 'Ashand is a skiers Paradise offering five lifts, 2 dble chair, 3 surface'lifts _' ski-school, lodge, lounge, pro-shop and an' exce11ant aJd. patrol. . " "_: .... Our principal industries are tourism and'recreation, lumber, steel fabrication, wood: products and. light manufacturing. We have. 29 ,churches, one .58 bed hospital, a libr&FY a public, 9 hole golf course, bowl1ng alley, and. nuaeroua busineaaes in both the dC?~town and shopping c~ter. We bave a ConTention Center with facUiti.. to 8~e 800. Ashland's students benefit from some of the highest quality classroom instruction in the State. There are five gl.'8JIlJIler schools, a junior high, and a senior, high school. Southern "Oregon State College is also apart of Ashland. More than 4000 students are enrolled at S.O.S.:C. : which is a Liberal Arts fully acoredited college, offering 4 degrees in the Bachelors and Master Programs, in ~9 subject areas and 8.8socia te degrees. We consider Ashland a ''City of the Future, ", for we are continually building and' planning for a proserous community where "liveability" is our motto, the ultimate in culture and recreation our way of life. Published. ,by the Ashland . Chamber of Commerce P.O. Box 606 Ashland, Oregon 97.520 phone .503-482-3486 ' " J Reptiles and Amphibians of Lithia Part compiled by Stephen P. Cross Class Amphibia Order Caudata -- Salamanders Family Ambystomidae Dicamptadon ensatus -- Pacific Giant Salamander Ambystoma macrodactylum -- Long-toed Salamander Family Salamandridas . Taricha granulosa -- Rough skinned newt Present Possibly Present x X X Family Plethodontidas Ensatina eschscholtzi -- Eschscholtz's Salamander Aneides ferreus -- Clouded Salamander X X Order Anura -- Frogs and Toads Family Ascaphidae Ascaphus truci -- Tailed Frog X Family Bufonidae Bufo boreas -- Western Toad X Family Hyalidae Hyla regilla -- Pacific Tree Frog X Famil}' Ranidae Rana boylei -- Yellow-legged Frog X Class Reptilia Order Chelonia -- Turtles Family Testldinidae Clemmy~ marrnorata -- Pacific Pond Turtle X Order Squamata -- Snakes and Lizards Family 19uanidae Sceloporus occidentalis Western Fence lizard X Family Scincidae Eumeces skiltonianus -- Western Skink X Family Anguidae Gerrhonotus multicarinatus -- Foothill Alligator Lizard X Gerrhonotus coeruleus -- Northern AlligatGr Lizard X Family Boidae Charina bottae -- Rubber Boa X , Family Colubridae Diadophis punctatus Ring-necked Snake Coluber constrictor Racer Pitnophis melanoleucus -- Gopher (Bull) Snake Lampropeltis zonata -- Ca~ifornia King Snake Lampropeltis getulus -- Common King Snake Thamnophis sirtalis -- Common Garter Snake Thamnophis couchi -- Western Aquatic Garter Snake Thamnophis elegans Western Garter Snake Possibly Present Present x x X X X X X X December 3, 1975 ASHLAND PARK COMMISSION DOLLAR EVALUATION OF PARK LAND NAME AREA $ EVALUATION* Triangle Park 0.35 $ 36,300JOO l1 thia Park 100.0 4,356,000.00 Lower L1thia Ext. 2.5 150,000.00 Garden Way 1. 73 67,500.00 l1 thi a Springs 57.0 99,750.00 Hun ter Memorial 10.0 352.000.00 Sherwood Park 0.62 56,206.45 Marketable Timber in Lith1a Park 25,000.00 TOTAL - 1~4.20 $5,117,756.45, *NOTE Appra1 sed by Qeoqraphi ca 1 1 ocat1 on. Approx1 mate fi <;lures only. Page 4 1\ ASHLAND PARK CO~~ISSION PARK ACREAGE CHART Tota 1 Acres Undeveloped Developed Highly Developed Recent Development or Acquis iti on . 1. Tri angl e Park ~. Main & Vaness .046 .046 2. Tri angl e Park N. Main & Laurel .013 .013 3. Triangle Park Siskiyou & Beach .35 .35 4. Lithi a Park 100 acres 63 20 17 3.5 - *Womens Civic Clut Building 5. Lower Lithia Ext. 2.5 2.5 2.5 --- - 6. Garden Way Park 1. 73 .73 1 1 7. L ithi a Sprinqs 57 50 7 57 8. Bl vd. Plantinq Area 2. 2 2 9. Hunter Memori al Park 10 10 10 O. Sherwood Park .62 .62 =.- .- TOTALS: 174.26 123.73 27.41 23.12 76.00 *Cost of maintaining the Womens Civic Building (Ashland Recreation Center) is offset by revenues received by renting the building and by scheduling revenue producing programs and charging. a portion of the fee for building rent. . , Page 5 YEARLY PARK OPERATING COST COMPARISON 1964-65 - - - 1971-72 Personnel Materials Servi ces & Totals Servi ces 19. . .64-65 Actua 1 $ 32,993 $ 6 ,936 $ 39,929 65-66 Actual 36,776 6 ,008 42,784 66-67 Actual 38,689 7,603 46,292 67-68 Actua 1 44,725 10 ,509 55,234 ~ 68-69 Actua 1 46,732 12,479 59,211 69 - 70 Actua 1 47 , 39 7 11 ,468 58,865 . 70- 71 Actual 53,445 14,184 67,629 71-72 Budgeted 56,962 16,052 73,014 . ~ -- -- e- - --= 1== i.- -. -. -- -- -- - r-I-- ~==l-. 1-. f--. I-- ~. - ~ -- 1- +-- C--. :--. 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'-- 1---- .i.. - ~v _. f- -- --..........: _. -- .--1 -- C----=--=t-. -=--.===l- - -- f-.-~. :-i':.:- l--- -..- ~ ;-- =f!~ ~t~ i~:-==F ::-:::i 1-- J===f;~~ -- --::....-- -I~. -- . -+. -I. - - ,- -- ,. ----'-. -i'l:. ~--- ._-,c.:.=-..._--.l..-_.-L .. ..".-.E .._...:..L.~~_I--'..'+.' -- ,..--- -- .., - 0-' =,nn..c... - - -- --1--.-:-:::: l--.:.:- ~ :--. I __ =-=- __ __ =+==. --~= -=:_.__ _ =i==l:= --:--f--- - -_-1.- --=- - . .-=--~r:.....'... .-- - --I-- --1--+ - =i==t= -- l-- -- -+-- '---:- .- .=::1 . ~.: - ~- -~ ~~. - -~I.- -=~;~~~--=: ~1. ~1=~.- . ':~~:=~:~=-':~.t~ =-:=:~~~t-=~L~~e~=~n~~R:lf= .. ,...,.- _r PARK FUNDING STATUS e BY: City Administrator & Director of Parks & Recreation February 8, 1972 INTRODUCTION Many decades ago, pioneer Ashland families had the wisdom, foresight and energy to set aside about a hundred acres of natural beauty so that they and Ashland residents for all time could enjoy Lithia Park. Because its charm and fascination have become famous far and wide, it is not only a source of enjoyment for ourselves, but has developed into an economic asset for local business, especially those dependent upon the tourist dollar. e There is no reason to believe the 'affection for our park will subside.. On the contrary, the community attitude survey conducted by the Counci' through the Revenue Steering Committee revealed a lot of local enthusiasm for ~ parks. In that survey, a question was posed that, if financial resources were available, what would be the respondents first and second choices for recreational facilities. Using weighted totals, 83 percent chose "More Neighborhood Parks" and 73 percent chose "Lithia Park expanded down Ashland Creek" as their first and second choices. Also, when a question was asked concerning priorities of needed capital improvements, neighborhood parks took the number two position, second only to street resurfacing. e_ -1- j . ,-"" ". . This increased demand for park facilities is not just a fad or a trend peculiar to this area. It i.s part of a nationwide quest for outdoor ~ recreation and a revival of interest in unspoiled natural beauty. If anyone doubts the future implications of this movement, he should talk to his stock broker. Mutual funds have been acquiring substantial equities in the outdoor recreation industries at prices which discount earnings at very high multiples, in anticipation of sharply increased future profits. Parks and green belts are not a luxury--they will become almost a necessity for sheer survival. By the process of photosynthesis, trees, plants and grasses consume carbon dioxide, the main product of hydrocarbon combustion, and they produce the oxygen which human beings and animals require. It is evident that, for many more decades at least, hydro- .~ carbons will be the only energy source for motor vehicles and a major factor in the heating of homes and business establishments. Ashland is fortunate in having forests and grasslands nearby, but it is unfortunate in having the atmospr.~ric potential of a smog basin. Something must be done to avoid high population density, to consume the chemical products of combustion, and to provide clean air for the City's future inhabitants. The parks are also .importa~t for the community's economic well-being, . although it is impossible to measure their dollar impact. Visitors spend money for_ gasoline, lodgipg, restaurant meals, souvenirs and the like, benefitting businesses and their employees. :~. - 2- ....~- . ',) '. PRESENT FUNDING e When the $1.125 per thousand dollars park levy was conceived in 1908, it was adequate to maintain Lithia Park to be enjoyed by Ashland residents. The growth in assessed valuation would have provided enough additional property tax revenue each year to offset the bad effects of inflation. But the increased availability of leisure time and the heavy influx of tourists have necessitated the acquisition and develop- ment of additional park lands to relieve the pressure on Lithia Park. e There are now over 50 acres of developed park lands, and more are gping to be needed. Fifteen of these acres have been added since 1965, and have been extremely high maintenance areas, such as the Siskiyou Blvd. islands, Garden Way Park, Sherwood Park, and the extensions to upper Lithia Park. The development of Hunter Memorial Park on Homes Avenue in 1972-73 will add approximately nine acres of responsibility within two years, and the Lower Lithia Park Extension will add an additional 2.5 acres of high mai~tenance responsibility. The "pressure" on the parks is not a figure of speech. We are talking about more picnic facilities, greater volume of trash pick-up and disposal, restoration of damaged shrubs and lawns, and opening up new sections of the parks for intensive use. The Parks Commission and staff have been able to partially keep pace with increased demands through mechanization and by maintaining only skeleton crews during the off- season months. Some future innovations are planned which will introduce further economies, such as extension of automatic sprinkli~g systems. e - 3- IJ .. But even the most efficient operati?g and maintenance practices will not provide more than a partial answer to the problem. The solution is a new revenue source apart from the local property tax. " PROPOSED SOURCES OF NEW FUNDING The park funding problem has two components: (1) operations and maintenance, and (2) acquisition and development of new park lands. This two-fold problem might best be met from two different revenue sources. Since the local property taxpayers are already financially supporting these tourist attractions, we should look to the tourist industry for the necessary revenues. There is an equitable mechanism for channeling tourist dollars into publicly-operated tourist facilities, and it has ~ been used in thousands of localities across the country without undue problems. It is the hotel/motel tax. Based upon past statements by local motel operator:., it is probably that they would not oppose a tax such as this if it is earmarked for parks and parkways maintenance and beautification. For justification of such a tax, we turn again to the community attitude survey, wherein 34 percent favored a hotel-motel tax as .their first choice among the tourist-related revenue sources available. The study also concluded that the voters will not support an increase in the property tax for. general revenue purposes. It should also be pointed out that a recent cha~ge in State la'.... no'.... stipulates that no new~ -4- . 't""'{"""f'~' -~, -- -- ~~~. - I i << e e ',J .. . continuing fixed levies are permissible. This means that existing 4t levies, such as our Park levy, enacted prior to the new State statutes, may continue as long as they remain uncha~ged. If this levy were to be increased by a vote of the people, it would be necessary to establish a new tax base for the Parks function and bring the future increases within the 6 percent limitation. The second alternative would be the approval by the voters of a serial levy, which would need to be reconsidered by the voters at 10-year intervals. Attached are the details of the acreage presently under Parks Commission supervision and a summary of operat~on and maintenance costs. since 1964-65. -5- ~ ~.~~,.. _.:~ ,.-'" "'~-_:-- ."""~~:"""'~'-'o<,__"':__~_." .~_'_ -, ASHLAND PARK COMMISSION PARK ACREAGE CHART ~ .... ~.4~!i,. -"-~~..,........,,..~ ,. ,- " ,,-v' -.!II Highly II TOtAL Undeveloped Developed Developed ,1 ACRES 1. Triangle Park N. Main & Van Ness . .046 , - .046 2. Triangle Park N. Main & Laurel .013 .013 3. Triangle Park Siskiyou & Be ach .35 .35 4. Blvd. Planting Area 2.00 2.00 5. Lithia Park 63.00 20.00 17.00 100.00 6. Lower Lithia Ext. 2.50 2.50 7. Lithia Springs 50.00 7~00 \ 57.00 8. Garden Way Park . ..73 1.00 1.73 ,~ 9. Hunter Memorial Park 9.03 * 9.03 10. Sherwood Park .62 .62 , . TOTALS: 122.76 27.41 23.12 173.29 * To be added to Park System in 1972-73. ~ ,. . 4 . l< e YEARLY PARK OPERATING COST COMPARISON (Excluding Capital Outlay) e .! - Personnel Materials Year Services & Services TOTALS 1f!'P:-w."",-,_'_,:,,-..</!,'~~]...::..-~r..... l'.~ ~"~~"i~"'~'~_W~~~~'..;j,,~,~,,":'~~~..-.:d.~r~-' ~".IIO!.:i.:.........i' ..,.. ~~~--;.;.:~..., ;:>~~~ 1964-65 $ 32,993 $ 6,936 $ 39,929. 1965-66 36,776 6,008 42,784 1966-67 38,689 7,603 46,292 1967-68 44,725 10,509 55,234 1968-69 46,732 12,479 59,211 , 1969-70 47,397 11,468 58,865 1970-71 53,445 14,184 67,629 -.- 1971-72 56,962 16,052 ,-,73,014' .. e II- -----" e e e 1-31-78 CHRONOLOGICAL LISTING OF PARK GROWTH 1967 Lithia Park. 1800's to present Small Parks Triangle at N. Main & Van Ness. 9-4-07 Triangle at N. Main ~ Central. 2-12-07 Triangle at Iowa and Siskiyou. 11-10-08 Garden Way Park. 9-15-50 Sherwood Ave. Park. 1-24-61 Lithia Springs Property. 12-22-26 Total 1968 No Change 1969 No Change 1970 Lithia Park Extension. 9-9-70 to 11-24-70 Total 1971 No Change 1972 Hunter Park. Hunter Park was deeded 2-26-48 as cemetery property. later used as park Total 1973 No Change 1974 No Change 1975 Lord property at Ashland & G1enwood, 9-4-75 Total 1976 No Change 1977 Blue Bird Park (Greenway), 6-22-77 Wade Property (Greenway). 6-29-77 Seniors Investment Prop. (Greenway), 6-29-77 TOTAL 98.00 acres 0.046 acres 0.013 acres 0.350 acres 1.730 acres 0.620 acres 66.80 acres 167.56 acres 1.33 acres 168.89 acres 9.47 acres 178.36 acres 2.30 acres 180.70 acres 0.16 acres 10.58 acres 7.76 acres 199.20 acres - fJdtO-Ji ~ .. . Je.. cWJ~ lfO-<,l 11)<1- ~"- ~fL<~ 0- ~), ~2. J~ ~.... fh-<~t~~.c ce. ~ c1 ~.Lp t cf4 (}~, '@. U ~ Jet cf (Y.R'" <~. " . t7 ,;/1 ~ . ) U " G c..Jd/ ~A.~ ", r:J ~ I 9 J / - I't 7 ! _ eQ~ /IA-<-",--k, '/: ~ ,~ . ~ . GC~ CAs..N ~ . ~~ (, LD~EM ,-~~~} J. II ~~ ~" ~ G. 196,:> ,2. of ~~: ~. ~ <>ff S)-u~ 01", w ~ t~ <:-b C~ ~<~~~~ ~ tf?~, '~~ .0Go."'~~'-'-Lo-~ c~ &: v~ ~ .f,.k--[;"^/, ~ ~~ ~<?J"" c~- -S ~ ('-tGs fiJ)4 ~<.~"-V ~.~ L-cJ~~ ~ c; ~ "C;c,.JL ~', f~~ ~ ~~ _X1o~ . S~ -~ FxJf;~~ ~x<--i (-z( (fj "Tl17 e ft I 0- (I f) on ~ () (', 1 , ~~ Gv,~, 0 ~. ~~r ~ 'tk~~L~J:: _ r Ck~ , _ ~ 1, 4l;~~~ OC.,J;,~..> () tJJ) .r;-- . '.A~ rYn \, €::~ c:..., ~ ~~~\........e~fl--:c-~~ .. v / <dt''-R.. ~-v ~ ,-" ; . l. ~ .~ .2 c.~.r..."::. ~~ sk-v.,J ,(J~~ ~- .:Od/rc.J CL~ ~ ~ Gz ~ tZ &J-k ~\ tlf~ ~~-<~ cP ill Q (; _ -1+ I ti~r: r . \J ) ~ o~ O~ ~~ -~;c; .o,LS>~ O\..d", evQ",,-,, ~ ~ Cesc~..:P ~L~ &?fG~ C::~"-, t",- fJf ,6. v.'~ 1 ~ lcQL~ 13~ o~-ct(~?f~.::.~ ~~r---t.\ ChS:G'!{ <CffNf: O~.J ~ ~. _c'-o.,<"- .~ l qc..,- 0:. "'-f k-<<-<~ C',-,,>--~-..J Co . ~ ,~'-l C4. ,S~ (J~:J1. · it+ 0~~ ~(f'.~{~ fi-t."" @ /60 ,(/" ~t'- t'- (f-;.~ ',- ~'foc,O (h CL<.~ ~~~ ~ ~r y ~~ <{ ~6~ / (2.~ V ~-.:, ~.A, , -cL~ I - e //.:/71- CdV'r~ ~Rr <yCl(Y re?(/U r, .: PPY/.::JO C';;~-'U.rz.-l/-J-J/'~' P7 t t (, /7~ r'-t ,J 19ts',6t 19~". t,7 /?tl- tp /9ttf, t~ I'lt. 9-70 /97e:.. 71 /'17/-71.- 77~ t"AJ- ,57: 26 (.. " A c /h4/ Ey//{!nd>n~i.' oJ I ( (, 'r ., e I, I , I. t, , \ , , "f I),P Y'lJ~" ~ 1/,;;1-1 ...J-C "'~ y ,. 9~ ~~3 61; ? IG C. t !'? t. 7~ ,yc,p /ClJ; 9t.'-/ e ~"l~" l( 9 9; qC (( I ~ I Y I 6 ! ~ .. (( I ) ~( Lb<g 28' !;~1 ' 73/9 J? ; <~7- cr~ rur 9q QC<r!2 ~ I S-y 7!0 ~\ 31 D712 ~ . _.,---- _....~-- -71/ L(/), 0 0 / - -~- e ASHLAND PARK COMMISSION PARK FUNDING STATUS January, 1972 The tax levy as passed by the voters ln 1908, $ 1.125 per thousand true cash value, has done a fine job through the years of funding park activities. The levy would have been more than adequate to take care of Lithia Park as it was originally intended, if the other park areas had not been added. The graphs on pages 6 & 7 and the charts on pages 4 & 5 show how park acquisition and development have accelerated leaving the tax levy behind and creating a real fiscal dilema. Since 1965, 72.5 acres of park land have been added to the maintenance responsibility. This means 42% more park land, and of the 72.sacres 15 have been high maintenance areas, i.e. Blvd. planting strips, Garden Way Park, Sherwood Park, and the Upper Lithia Park Extensions. Twenty years have gone by and only one park man has been added to the crew (Government Emergency Employment Act, 1971). And up to 1965 two of the six man crew were laid off during bad weather, from 2 to 6 weeks to help ease the budget situation. The park program has been kept going. by use of additional seasonal help and by the purchase of better equipment. The City Council was considerate enough to compensate for the Blvd. planting strips by a utility off-set to the Park Commission. The City Council recently dedicated the Homes Ave. property for Park purposes, approximately 10 acres, to be named the Hunter Memorial Park, after George Hunter who donated $ 50,000 for development. e e . PARK FUNDING STATUS January, 1972 ~ P~ge 3 $76.014 was actually budgeted for park maintainence for the 1971-72 budge~ year. The increase in assessed evaluation should compensate for the infl ation increase next year if the Presi dent's finandal program works????? Maintainence costs in the parks can be cut by the use of permanent shrubs rather than ,annuals, and automation of the sprinkler systems. Example; 50% of the full-time man-hours in the summer time are spent in irrigation related activities. If all of Lithia Park's sprink1er systems were replaced with automatic ones, the level of maintainence could be increased without the addition of manpower. Automatic systems pay for themselves in 3 to 5 years, in savings of manpower, and water costs, to , ~ say nothing of the night watering which enables more maintainence and use of the facilities in the day-time. One means of meeting the park fiscal problem would be enactment of the Hotel-Motel Tax and earmarking it for Parks .'~d .City Beauti fi cati on. The parks are o~e of the big attractions that brings tourists to Ashland. Tourists stay in Hotels and Motels and spend money in our community. e .The Park Commission woulJlike to suggest to the City Council that a land acquisition program be considered to set aside land for the future. This program could be funded by money from the Licensing Tax or some other new tax source. Respectfully Submitted, ".",.......,.._.....~':..,..,.'C:' .'._-' -~_.,.:.,..~.., :r'- :~..n:.:'.,.':~._.:-.._,.~"...._--.....,.:--'_i_~_ ,_."~.' .~,_. .~.__... e YEARLY PARK OPERATING COST COMPARISON 1964-65 - - - 1971-72 e Personnel Mater; al s Servi ces & Totals Servi ces 19. . .64-65 Actual $ 32,993 $ 6,936 $ 39,929 65-66 Actua 1 36,776 6,008 42,784 66-67 Actua 1 38,689 7,603 46,292 67-68 Actual 44,725 10 ,509 55,234 68-69 I Actual 46,732 12,479 1 59,211 69-70 Actual 47,397 11 ~468 58,865 ... 70- 71 Actual 53,445 14,184 67,629 71- 72 Budgeted 56,962 16,052 73,014 - PARK OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES & INFLATION COMPARISON GRAPHS 1964-65 - - - - - 1971-72 ".~ t1n n n nn 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 1.0 " ;..., ~ -- --411 }II - - , - - - --~ - -- .:- ~ - c ';,- -~ , --. ~ - -~ === .-- -- - .- ~~ " =r -- -'-I u -=- ~ ,- -- ~-- -- ~. .- -.- - -- -- -= Co--.. ---,-~.- ~._.- I--- "-~ _. t_ -- - -:-J__ n c..= ..~ -- 4 -- ---= - f---- - ---f- '---'- ':=--I -- - r- -~-+~. _. --r - - :.-=:: ,~ ~ 'r -- - - - . r- ~ T ~ - -- - ~-.:.:T I. . ~+ J.- UT --:~T_ - +- ',.:r~ -- - .._~ .'. - ~ -'f T-~ ::-1 T - ~ - - .--- - .--.- ~ T J .C~ ." Ln 1.0 " co 0\ o ...-4 C\J e e e . '.1 ASHLAND PARK COMMISSION PARK ACREAGE ACQUISITION GRAPH . t;./I._f:. f:. -~ ~ ~_~7 .6 7-6 R 6:q-6 9 69-70 70-71 7 ~-+ r ! - +--==-------;- --=-=--t - -- - , ~ .' '. - , , - - -'- - - - I - - --.;.. -; - , ...- I-- -+- ~ r - - --=- -t--- -- ....- - -- - -- 'It', ~ - .. - - -- - - - - - ,-- _:o~,--- -- - ~ '-- ---' ~ -h--- - -+::- - -- -- :::t=- o- - -...-- - ~~ ; ~ - -- - : . ~~ - - ~ - , ---:..i...- - - ~ - ~ : -- W i ~- - ~ - ~ ~ u.s. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF OUTDOOR RECREATION OMS No. 042-S 72013 Approval WASHINGTON, D.C. 20240 expires March 31, 1973 PUBLIC OUTDOOR RECREATION AREAS AND FACILITIES INVENTORY Instructions on reverse. Asterisk indicates special instructions. Oregon 1. staiftcreatton c-,'I~&ltty "act.. Type of agency (Check one) 0 Federal 0 State 0 County 0 Park or recreation district "City or town (Name) AI..,... 0 Township (Name) o Regional or metropolitan council 0 Indian reservation 0 Other (Specify) o If you do not administer park or outdoor recreation lands or facilities, check and return. D. Boating (1) Marina slips, moorings .HH.HHH..HH.HH.... ..H.....H Number (2) Launch rampsHHH.H.H........HH.. .H.H..H...H..... Number Lanes (3) Parking spaces at ramps* H.H.....H.H........................... Number E. Outdoor tennis courts HH................................ ..... Number I F. Trails:* Net total Miles (1) Hiking Miles (2) Horseback riding Miles.... , (3) Bicycling Miles (4) Motorized vehicle riding H.......................................... Miles 2 (5) Nature or interpretive trails.....H..H...H.. ....................!................. Miles (6) Trails for handicapped................................................................H... Miles 4. Operating data for outdoor recreation* Previous Yr. A. Capital expenditures, total.....................H... $ (1) Land acQuisitionHHHHHH..H...........H... ............H... 10.. (2) Development and other ...H..H..H......H...................... B. Operation and maintenance, total .....H......H...... .................... (1) Salaries and wages .................... ........................................... (2) Other C. Expenditures (A&B) reimbursed by other levels of government............ ............................... . ...._.......__ D. Revenues from user fees and other nongovernmental sources E. Personnel* (1) Permanent (2) Seasonal 2. Type of area* A. Regional parks; general parks and recreational areas B. Community, neighborhood parks, playgrounds and play fields C. Designated pUblic forest areas D. Designated fish and game areas E. Designated historic and cultural areas F. Designated wilderness and primitive areas 3. Recreation use and facilities A. Swimming (1) Outdoor poolsHHHH..H." H..H....................HNumber (2) Designated beach. .. .HH....H......H. Linear miles B. Picnicking areas "H. H........... ..........H............ ...Acres C. Overnight camping (tent, trailer, other) H....H Acres Acres 1'0._ ".00 Your Ofitc.l" of ,...... 11M Recr_t1. Title Administering agency* AI",,,, 'Irtl I Type of area* G. Designated natural areas and nature preserves H. Wayside areas I. Other (Specify) Acres 57 J. Scenic rivers and waterways K. Parkways, recreation roads Miles Existing facilities Planned additions over next 2 years* SQ. ft.* Number SQ. ft.* Acres* Miles. Acres* 20 Tables 10 Acres I Tables 18 No. of Acres No. of sites sites Number Lanes Number. Number Miles Miles. Miles.... Miles Miles.. Miles. Miles Next Yr. (Est.) $ Number. 8 .................. e ................. ................... ................................ 38.. -.OGO 4'.000 80.000 3.500 . IS 20.000 .. .000 , No. " No. ext. ,. No. No. 7 14 No. No. 482-3211 Phone numb1r1l201n Date Form SOR-8-183 (October 1972) GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS Submit a separate form for each county if you administer outdoor recreation lands or facili- ties in more than one county. Combine information for all areas you administer in a county. Forms are to be completed by each agency administering recreation areas under your juris- diction. F'or example, a State would include a State park department but would not include a. Federal or county park department. If you have any questions, phone the appropriate Bureau of Outdoor Recreation (BOR) Regional Office listed below. Return one copy of each form completed, to the appropriate BOR Regional Office. Educational institutions-Do not include information on schools, colleges, or universities on this form. Do not send this form to any educational institution or administration under your jurisdiction. (Educational institutions are being sampled separately by the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation.) County agencies and departments-Report names and addresses, in the space below, for any other agencies or departments under the county's jurisdiction which administer outdoor recreation lands or facilities. Have each of these agencies or departments complete a copy of this form and send it directly to the BOR Regional Office.. City agencies and departments-Report names and addresses, in the space below, for any other agencies or departments under the city's jurisdiction which administer outdoor recrea- tion lands or facilities. Have each of these agencies or departments complete a copy of this form and send it directly to the BOR Regional Office. Agency name Address .SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS Item 1. Administering agency-If Indian reservation, give name of reservation. Item 2. Report total acres of land, water, and wetlands (combined), using description of type of area that best applies to each area. Item 3. Planned additional facilities-Include only those planned facilities which are rea- sonably expected to be added over the next 2 years. Item 3A(1). Square feet of pools-Include only water surface area. Item 30(3). Report number of parking spaces, for vehicle and trailer. Item 3F. Report mileage for each activity, but do not duplicate mileage in stating the net total if trail is used for more than one activity. Item 4. Complete for entire agency or department on only one form. Dollar entries may be rounded. Give estimates if exact figures are not available. Item 4E. Personnel-Report part-time employees in man-year equivalents. NORTHWEST Regional Director 1,000 Second Avenue Seattle, Washington 98104 206_442-4706 PACIFIC SOUTHWEST Regional Director Box 36062 450 Golden Gate Avenue San Francisco, California 94102 415_566-0182 SOUTH CENTRAL Regional Director 1st National Bank Building 5301 Central Avenue Nortt>east Albuquerque, New Mexico 87108 505_843-3502 LAKE CENTRAL Regional Director 3853 Research Park Drive Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 313_769-3211 REGIONAL OFFICES Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington. American Samoa, Arizona, California, Guam, Hawaii, Nevada. Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas. Illinois, Indiana. Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio. Wisconsin. MID-CONTINENT Regional Director P. O. Box 25387 Denver Federal Center Denver, Colorado 80225 303-234-2634 Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, Wyoming. SOUTHEAST Regional Director 810 New Walton Building Atlanta, Georgia 30303 404-526-4405 Alabama, Florida, Georgia, KentuckY, Mississippi, North Carolina, puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virgin Islands. NORTHEAST Regional Director Federal Building, 7th Floor 1421 Cherry Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19102 215_597-7989 Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, and the District of Columbia. INT. '98,-72 U.s. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF OUTDOOR RECREATION OMS No. 042-$ 72013 Approval WASHINGTON, D.C. 20240 expires March 31, 1973 PUBLIC OUTDOOR RECREATION AREAS AND FACILITIES INVENTORY Instructions on reverse. Asterisk indicates special instructions. 0...... 1. St'tiicrntfon eo..,.lfiVtnty Jackson 2. Type of area* A. Regional parks; general parks and recreational areas B. Community, neighborhood parks, playgrounds and play fields C. Designated public forest areas D. Designated fish and game areas E. Designated historic and cultural areas F. Desi~nated wilderness and primItive areas Acres 1l0.00 19.00 3. Recreation use and facilities A. Swimming (1) Outdoor poolsqqq..q.q...q..q..q. .......q..qNumber (2) Designated beach.qqqq.qqq..q.. linear miles 8. Picnicking areas...q............................. ...Acres C. Overnight camping (tent, trailer, other) ........ Acres , I . j ;~~; DfNclota Of P~rtes a'nd ftec~th~ . Ashland Partes & - Administering agency* Type of area* G. DeSignated natural areas and nature preserves H. Wayside areas l. Other (Specify) Acres 57 J. Scenic rivers and waterways K. Parkways, recreation roads Miles Planned additions over next 2 years* Number Sq. ft.* Miles. Acres* Acres. 5 Tables 10 Acres.. No. of sites Type of agency (Check one) 0 Federal 0 State 0 County 0 Park or recreation district ~ City or town (Name)_Ashllftd 0 Township (Name) o Regional or metropolitan council 0 Indian reservation 0 Other (Specify) o If you do not administer park or outdoor recreation lands or facilities, check and return. D. Boatin~ (1) Manna slips, moorings ..q.q.q.qqqq.. q..q. ..q..q............ Number (2) Launch ramps .qqq.............q................. Number Lanes.. (3) Parking spaces at ramps* q............. .......q................................ Number E. Outdoor tennis courts ..q.qqq.................................. ..... Number 2 F. Trails:* Net total Miles (1) Hiking Miles (2) Horseback riding Miles (3) Bicycling Miles.. 2 (4) Motorized vehicle ridingqq.qqqq.q.q.q.... .....q.............,..:............ Miles.. (5) Nature or interpretive trails .......q.................q..q.... Miles.. 2 (6) Trails for handicapped.........q..................q...................................... Miles. 4. Operating data for outdoor recreation* Previous Yr. A. Capital expenditures, total qqqqqq..q.q.........q. $.- g; ~::o~~~~~it~~~ other....qqqq.q.qqq.................... '0.000 B. Operation and maintenance, total. ...qq.q.......q............... (1) Salaries and wages ................................................................ (2) Other C. Expenditures (A&B) reimbursed by other levels of government . . .............__ D. Revenues from user fees and other nongovernmental sources E. Personne/* (1) Permanent (2) Seasonal Existing facilities Sq. ft.* Acres* 20 Tables 50 No. of sites No. No. 7 Z4 Number Lanes Number. Number. A Miles MileS,.. Miles. Miles. S Miles.. Miles.. Miles.. Number. .................... ................... ................. ................................ ..................... No. No. Present Yr. (Est.) $ -160,000 7'1.31'/ 35,;'15 80,000 3.500 8 25 Next Yr. (Est.) $ .JO .00u ao.wu .'.UUO 20,OM 4.000 No. 9 No_ 28 482-3211 ext. 28 Phone num'ft/2tt/72 Date Form BOR-8-183 (October 1972) GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS Submit a separate form for each county if you administer outdoor recreation lands or facili- ties in more than one county. Combine information for all areas you administer in a county. Forms are to be completed by each agency administering recreation areas under your juris. diction. For example, a State would include a State park department but would not include a Federal or county park department. If you have any questions, phone the appropriate Bureau of Outdoor Recreation (BOR) Regional Office listed below. Return one copy of each form completed, to the appropriate BOR Regional Office. Educational institutions-Do not include information on schools, colleges, or universities on this form. Do not send this form to any educational institution or administration under your jurisdiction. (Educational institutions are being sampled separately by the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation.> County agencies and departments-Report names and addresses, in the space below, for any other agencies or departments under the county's jurisdiction which administer outdoor recreation lands or facilities. Have each of these agencie.s or. departments complete a copy of this form and send it directly to the BOR Regional Office. City agencies and departments-Report names and addresses, in the space below, for any other agencies or departments under the city's jurisdiction which administer outdoor recrea- tion lands or facilities. Have each of these agencies or departments complete a copy of this form and send it directly to the BOR Regional Office. Agency name Address *SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS Item 1. Administering agency-If Indian reservation, give name of reservation. Item 2. Report total acres of land, water, and wetlands (combined), using description of type of area that best applies to each area. Item 3. Planned additional facilities-Include only those planned facilities which are rea- sonably expected to be added over the next 2 years. Item 3A(1). Square feet of pools-Include only water surface area. Item 3D(3). Report number of parking spaces, for vehicle and trailer. Item 3F. Report mileage for each activity, but do not duplicate mileage in stating the net total if trail is used for more than one activity. Item 4. Complete for entire agency or department on only one form. Dollar entries may be rounded. Give estimates if exact figures are not available. Item 4E. Personnel-Report part-time employees in man-year equivalents. NORTHWEST Regional Director 1,000 Second Avenue Seattle, Washington 98104 206_442-4706 PACIFIC SOUTHWEST Regional Director Box 36062 450 Golden Gate Avenue San Francisco, California 94102 415.566-0182 SOUTH CENTRAL Regional Director 1st National Bank Building 5301 Central Avenue Norttoeast Albuquerque, New Mexico 87108 505.843 -3 502 LAKE CENTRAL Regional Director 3853 Research Park Drive Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 313-769-3211 REGIONAL OFFICES Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington. American Samoa, Arizona, California, Guam, Hawaii, Nevada. Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico. Oklahoma, Texas. IIlinois,lndiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin. MID-CONTINENT Regional Director P. O. Box 25387 Denver Federal Center Denver, Colorado 80225 303_234-2634 Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, wyoming. SOUTHEAST Regional Director 810 New Walton Building Atlanta, Georgia 30303 404_526-4405 Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virgin Islands. NORTHEAST Regional Director Federal Building, 7th Floor 1421 Cherry street Philadelphia, pennsylvania 19102 215_597.7989 Connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, and the District of Columbia. INT. 19B,-72. U.S. DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR BUREAU OF OUTDOOR RECREATION 0.8 No. "".. "'" Aooro,., WASHINGTON, D.C. 20240 expires March 31, 1973 PUBLIC OUTDOOR RECREATION AREAS AND FACILITIES INVENTORY Instructions on reverse. Asterisk indicates special instructions. Oregon Jackson 1. St'ffecreatfon Comnlfs-s~~ty_ JJ:pe of agency (Check one) 0 Federal 1T City or town (Name) Ash 1 and o Regional or metropolitan Council 0 Indian reservation o If you do not administer park or outdoor recreation lands Administering agency*_ Ashland Parks & o State 0 County o Township (Name) o Other (Specify) 2. Type of area* A. Regional parks; general parks and recreational areas B. Community, neighborhood parks, playgrounds and play fields C. Designated public forest areas D. Designated fish and game areas E. Designated historic and cultural areas F. Desi~nated wilderness and primitive areas 3. Recreation use and facilities A. Swimming (1) Outdoor pools ...........................Number (2) Designated beach. .............. ..... linear miles B. Picnicking areas .... ....................... ...Acres C. Overnight camping (tent, trailer, other) ...... Acres Acres 11 0.00 19.00 or facilities, check and return. o Park or recreation district Type of area* G. Designated natural areas and nature preserves H. Wayside areas I. Other (Specify) Acres 57 J. Scenic rivers and waterways K. Parkways, recreation roads Existing facilities Sq. ft.* Acres*_ 20 Tables_50 No. of sites..... D. Boating (1) Marina slips, moorings ..................... (2) launch ramps........................ ...................... Number (3) Parking spaces at ramps* ............................... E. Outdoor tennis courts F. Trails:* Net total (1) Hiking (2) Horseback riding (3) Bicycling (4) Motorized vehicle riding . .....................................~.................... (5) Nature or interpretive trails (6) Trails for handicapped......................... ........................................... 4. Operating data for outdoor recreation* A. Capital expenditures, total...................................... (1) land acquisition (2) Development and other B. Operation and maintenance, total (1) Salaries and wages .................... (2) Other C. Expenditures (A&B) reimbursed by other levels of government . . ............... D. Revenues from user fees and other nongovernmental sources E. Personnel* (1) Permanent (2) Seasonal (~1 .................... .................................... Number Miles... Acres..... 5 Acres... Number. lanes..... Number. Number. 2 Miles Miles..... Miles... Miles..... 2 Miles..... Miles..... 2 Miles..... Number. ................. ................. ................. Miles Planned additions over next 2 years. Sq. ft.. Acres* Tables 10 No. of sites ................. Number. lanes Number. Number: Miles... Miles..... Miles... Miles..... 6 Miles. Miles. Miles- R ................................ Previous Yr. Present Yr. (Est.) $... -t-!O,OOO $... 10,600 ., 1,31.7 35,375 80,000 3,500 8 - ~::_ 25 7 No._ 24 No._ YourD~~1:' Title Next Yr. (Est.) $ 3u , OW ~...,...' 80,000 49,000 20,oon 4,000 No. 9 No_ 28 482-3211 ext. 28 Phone nume,r 14A. ,'74 r I It.V It. Form BOR-8-183 Date (OctOber 1972) GENERAL INSTRUCTIONS Submit a separate form for each county if you administer outdoor recreation lands or facili- ties in more than one county. Combine information for all areas you administer in a county. Forms are to be completed by each agency administering recreation areas under your juris- diction. For example, a State would include a State park department but would not include a Federal or county park department. If you have any questions, phone the appropriate Bureau of Outdoor Recreation (BOR) Regional Office listed below. Return one copy of each form completed, to the appropriate BOR Regional Office. Educational institutions-Do not include information on schools, colleges, or universities on this form. Do not send this form to any educational institution or administration under your jurisdiction. (Educational institutions are being sampled separately by the Bureau of Outdoor Recreation.) County agencies and departments-Report names and addresses, in the space below, for any other agencies or departments under the county's jurisdiction which administer outdoor recreation lands or facilities. Have each of these agencies or departments complete a copy of this form and send it directly to the BOR Regional Office. City agencies and departments-Report names and addresses, in the space below, for any other agencies or departments under the city's jurisdiction which administer outdoor recrea- tion lands or facilities. Have each of these agencies or departments complete a copy of this form and send it directly to the BOR Regional Office. Address Agency name *SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS Item 1. Administering agency-If Indian reservation, give name of reservation. Item 2. Report total acres of land, water, and wetlands (combined), using description of type of area that best applies to each area. Item 3. Planned additional facilities-Include only those planned facilities which are rea- sonably expected to be added over the next 2 years. Item 3A(1). Square feet of pools-Include only water surface area. Item 30(3). Report number of parking spaces, for vehicle and trailer. Item 3F. Report mileage for each activity, but do not duplicate mileage in stating the net total if trail is used for more than one activity. Item 4. Complete for entire agency or department on only one form. Dollar entries may be rounded. Give estimates if exact figures are not available. Item 4E. Personnel-Report part-time employees in man-year equivalents. NORTHWEST Regional Director 1,000 second Avenue seattle, Washington 98104 206_442-4706 PACIfIC SOUTHWEST Regional Director Box 36062 450 Golden Gate Avenue San Francisco, California 94102 415_566-0182 SOUTH CENTRAL Regional Director 1st National Bank Buildin~ 5301 central Avenue Nortl'east Albuquerque, New Mexico 87108 505_843-3502 LAKE CENTRAL Regional Director 3853 Research Park Drive Ann Arbor, Michigan 48104 313_769-3211 REGIONAL OFFICES Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, Washington. MIO-CONTINENT Regional Director P. O. Box 25387 Denver Federal Center Denver, Colorado 80225 303_234-2634 Colorado, Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, Montana, Nebraska, North Dakota, South Dakota, Utah, wyoming. American Samoa, Arizona, California, Guam, Hawaii, Nevada. SOUTHEAST Regional Director 810 New Walton Building Atlanta, Georgia 30303 404_526-4405 Alabama, Florida, Georgia, KentuckY, Mississippi, North Carolina, puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virgin Islands. Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Texas. NORTHEAST Regional Director Federal Building, 7th Floor 1421 Cherry Street Philadelphia, pennsylvania 19102 215_597-7989 connecticut, Delaware, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, West Virginia, and the District of Columbia. Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, Wisconsin. IN T. , 9 8' _72 V' ./~ . c.'-..... , .~ '" ,~.~ ;,,'t... . / (" ,/0 - /.,r'-_.- ;'-- ~ -<Z..:. -- I -..-. /f. . /' ,:J ./~~ * 75-12832 WATIf{,71.j'!TY !)F!.::D KNm-\' ALL HEN BY THi:SB PRESE~'i'S thi'::..:: Ii~VU~G 'il. V),~:D and CYN'1':.i.Il~ D. LORD, !-.(.;!reinaftcr called "Grantors", for and j.ll cOii::;::.'-:'c'::;:1+.:.iol1 of affection for the City of P.shland, the improvement of i ::5 park sysL~r.l, a.nd the preservation of open space and of O~E D01:L~\H ('n.. ()I))', the l-ecE.ipt of which is hereby acJ~noTllledged, do hereby grant, bargn.L f f:\~ll and convey unto the CITY OF ASHLi=:.ND, OREGO~~ ,a MUl1icip:.:<l co.rpor.:'-'tiol1 of: the Sta.te of Oregon I hereinafter called "Grantee II I that ,="e::-7.:.:dn !:f~dl property Hith tlle tenements, hereditaments and c:'ppurtcnanr:c~s therC;~l'n~..o belonging or appeI:taining, si tuZ::.ted in tr.c: City of 1.shl:.":.nd f County (If ! 1 Jackson, S'l'ate of Oregon, describ~d on Exhibii.t "A" attached heret.o nr>d by this reference inc~orporu.ted herein. TO Hl'.VE AND TO HOIJD' the above-described and grdntcd p:ce!niSf~S unto the said Grantee, its successors and assigns forever_ The Grantee acknowledges that the proparty herc>y conveyed to . . t I i i .f I it has at the present time a f.'lir markei: value ofTh~!~y-t.hr.eE.l. .t:~cllsan(l ~hre.e hundred Fifty DOLLARS . <.$ 3} ,".3~.o. 00) . . And the Grantors do covenant that they are la\ifully seized in fee sirople in the above-granted premises, free from all encumbrances, and that they will, and their heirs, executors and admir.ist.rat':irz \1arr,:.n L and forever defend the above-granted promisoR and every part und p~rcel thereof, against the lawful claims and demands of all per~ou3 whorn~ocver. Gr~ntee for itself, successors and assigns, covenants as follo~:s: 1. Donal ar.d Yule. 1-1ae. Rounds and the members of thcl;: : immediate family shall he permi tt.cd to (')ccup:? the ho\...sr~ tho ~ . i~ presently on the propc:t':"ty and .'1lso an ar(~a of Ian:! ul;lon whicl'l , -1- ~\'arrallty Deed RONALD L. SALTER A"'''(')~''Ir;:y AT I_AW '70 Non'.H P,ONl:E'A s'rftl!ET P. c. UC'l'. 7Z'- .....al.-1"'~to\n. or<o.;C;lJ!.:!..~r,-:;;:q... .____~ . ~..",.-...-...._..._..- .......~ p".-." 75...12832 ... the house is located fronting for approximately eighty (80) feet on Ashland Street and one hundred eighty-one ~lal) fee on Glenwood Drive. The Grantee does not assume any duty of ma~ntenance or repair of the house or said parcel of land and all such duties are those of Donal and Yula Mae Rounds. During the period of occupancy by Donal and Yula Mae Rounds they are required to pay to the Grantee as rent the sum of ~inety Dollars ($90.00) per month. The Grantee may increase thIS rental charge each year by an amount not to exceed ten percent (10%) of the previous rental charge. The right of Donal and Yula Mae Rounds to occupy the premises shall terminate if they are at any time more than fifteen (15) days late in a current rent payment, if either of them cease to occupy the premises for a period in excess of thirty (30) days, or if not otherwise terminated, then this right of Donal and Yula Mae. Rounds to occupy the premises as set forth herein, shall totally ~rminate September 1. 1~80r . After the Rounds' right of occupancy has terminated, then Grantee may use the existing house for any park related purposes. --- 2. The trees presently on the premises will be cut down ,- by the Grantee only if reasonaQly n9CQ.~ary to control disease -- or ~ecause of disease related causes or for the overall better- nl\:mt c..f the ,^ooded area. 3. Except as stated in Number 1 above, the land conveyed to the Grantee shall be used by it only for park, oeen space, nature study purposes, or for vegetable plots for neighbors. ........'l,...--....,. _ '-..-.., .~,,' _ c:"""'--'" 4. The Grantee shall not erect nor permit to be erected 1 . . I., . -2- \>la r ran t y Deed RONALD L. SALTER ATTORNEV AT t...AW 70 NOATH ~IONlEIl:A a;TAEET P. o. .OJ( 7.' ASHLANO.OREGON 975Z0 I I. I : i -i I . I : : J I , f---:------.., : '.....'\- . . - _.. _.' ..- ... . - . .. . . ~ .. - ~. .. ....... ... "--' ~- -'.. I.... .~ 75-12832 statues, fountains or other such improvements which will likely c~use maintenance or vandalism problems. WITNESS OUR HANDS AND SEALS this~day of September, 1975. ~ <ill ~. --.. L~l) .... (.1: IRVI G T .\.. ORD. STATE OF OREGON C)ifi~ 11~~.. n CYN'r IA D. LORD L_.'~1 ( County of Jackson) ss. before me the undersigned. a Notary Public in and for said County and L( . BE IT REMEMBERED that on this day of September, 1975, - State. personally appeared the within named IRVING T. LORD and CYNTHIA D. LORD. who are known to me to be the identical individuals described in and who executed the within instrument. having acknowledged to me that they executed the saine freely and Voluntarily. .,........,:.,...... ............. l...'.~'~.. .....................INWITNESS liHEREOF I have hereunto set my hand and seal the . .'~ (\ l S '" "~..::.d~~~8~a..yt~..'.last above written. ~.../S~..~ ..,.A.~~...~\ ~ .~ "if.:,.~.. -.\.O rJr:.'. ~ ~ ~ -P Q %~[!i;i;.:.-':-\(j)* ~ ~ .:}. . .il:- '.~ ~::. .,..,U 0 \.-. ... ~ ~. tary Publ i c for Oregon .\;"'''''......,........~(;)l \ lC 71 'i;~. 7..I';;;.O/O~~.../ My Commission. expires: \ _ \_ \p -""'. -,...,,, '" .... -3- Warranty Deed RONALD L. SALTER ATTORNEY AT L.AW 70 NO"TH ~IONEE" 8T"EET P. O. .OX 7.7 ASHLAND.ORE:DDN 97520 '-...;...--------. .... ..... --_...._r._..__.,.... _". .~._ _. ~ e.. . _. _..........__. _....... .___._._..... . ............ ....-..... .. .. 75-12832 39 IE 16AA370D Beginning at a point which bears South 001l. 'West 413.0 feet and South 89054' West 250.0 feet from the intersection of the center-. line of South Mountain Avenue l'li th the centerline of Ashland Street in the City of Ashland, Jackson County, Oregon; Thence South 89054' West 109.S feet; thence South DOll' West 44.25 feet; thence North 67056' East 118.31 feet to the point of beginning. 39 IE 16AA 380'0' and 390'0' r . {~ Beginning at a point on the south line of Ashland Street, \.,hich point bears South 89054' West 204.;5 feet from the intersection of said line with the west line of Mountain Avenue in the City of AShland, Jackson County, Oregon; thence continue South 89054' West along the south line of Ashland Street 229.75 feet (to a point which is South 89056' West 70'3.60' feet, and South DOll' West 30.0' feet from the corner common to Sections 9, 10', 15 and 16 in Township 39 So~:h, Range 1 East of theWillamette Meridian, in Oregon); thence South DOll' West parallel with,Mountain Avenue 323.0 feet; thence Nortq 82054' E~~~arallel to Ashland Stre9~-- r 229.75 feet, to a point South DOll' West from the point of begin- ning; thence North DOll' East parallel with Mount~in Avenue 383.0' . . ....:..."....,~---._---~._..~. ~. . '''....,........""'_.r.... ..'.._........._,_ fee~to the p~1n~f_~nnj~g. EXCEPTING THEP~FROM the following: ...--- ....... --.".- -.;"""'.....----- Beginning at the intersection of the South line of Ashland Street with the West line of Glenwood Drive. in the City of Ashland,J~ckson County, Oregon; thence South DOll' West along said West line 383.0 . fee t to the true point of beginning; thenc" South 8 9 0 5 4' l~est 20. 25 feet; thence North 67056' Ea~t 21.8 feet; thence South DOll' West 8.lD feet to the true point of beginning, being a triangular piece of land. . ] t. f , EXHIBIT "A" to W~rranty Daed from Lord-to City (;[ Ashland ---.---------....:...--- --.--..- Paqc 1 of 2 . f i I , I " 75-12832 39 IE 16AA Tax Lot 4200 . o.;i From a point on the section line between Sections 9 and 16. in To\mship 39 South, Range 1 East of the Wi11amette Meridian in Ja(:kson County, Oregon, \vhich point is. South 89056'. West 703.60 feet from the corner common to. Sect;i.ons 9, 10., 15 and 16 in said TO\'lnship and Range (also being South 890 S6' West 459.50. feet from the intersection of.the.center line of Ashland Street . \'d th the center !ir~~ of ~.fou..'"lta.in Avenue), measure South Oot1' West 240.00 fe~t, to the true point of beginnipg; thence continue South 0011' West 146.0 feet; thence South 89056' ... West 59.4 feet; thence North 0011' East 146.0 feet; thence North. 89056' East 59.4 feet to the true point.of beginning. jadaou County, Oregon Recorded OFFICIAL RECORDS 1// P SEP2 41975~ .M:.. HARRY CHIPMAN CLE ad RECORDER B, eput1 I t i . ~ . ~ i t ~ t i . . t. t J . I i . ~ , .. . . EXHIBI'r II All to ~larranty Deed from Lord to City .of Ashland' page 2 of 2 . . .......,._,-.- -.... ."', ~..,_. ~.. . ".' -. . ._, .~., --.-.'. _..._~ --_..,--- -..--- - -.- \:--_.- ".~ -."" / q 7:;- . ~ TRI..t ltTHIA PARK GARDEN {'lAY . .HUNTER " LlTIllt\ i SlifEreiOOD SPRINGS , LOtATtON Ga rden l\lay 1699 Homes 59. 1'.'1 nbum Sherwood Siskiyou I & Clark St. Avenue Way St:"e(;!t & IO\'/a SIZE 1.73 10.0 100.0 0.62 0.35 57.0 BANOSHEU. M) NO YES .0 rKl NO BRAILLE TRAIL NO NO YES . NO NO NO - DRINKING t"ATER YES YES YES YES YES NO . NO HORSESHOES NO YES YES no NO MU~r.UM NO NO va-tvo NO NO NO NATURE TRAILS NO NO YES NO NO NO . , PICNIC AREAS YES YES YES YES YES NO 11 OF PEOPLE 25 100 600 10 10 -- - PLAYGROUND EQUIP. YES YES YES YES NO YES RESTROOMS NO YES YES YES NO NO RHODODENDRON GARDEN NO NO YES NO 001 rIP ROSE .. NO GARDEN NO NO YES NO NO . SHUfFLE BOAilDS NO YES YES NO NO NO SOFTBALL DlAMONDS NO YES NO NO NO YES .. STREAMS OR lAICES. NO NO YES NO NO NOl. TENNIS COURTS NO YES '(8) YES ( 2) NO NO MOl VOllEYBALL COURTS NO NO YES NO NO NO RIFFLE RANGE NO NO NO NO NO YES PARK I N F 0 R'M A T 10M S" E ET" ~ ~ - -.t.. .~ ~~ ~ j _~._._ _~.__ ___._. ~"_'."""" _ .~~__..-..--..._.,. '~-' ...-,...~.r__~.i;II"IIf!'"..,:,-"""",,- -- '.....:',.~,.-..,' "~.-7'C,>:"'":,:F.'_."'I;"'_J._c.":-"~_"'_::;rr_..,.<:",~>~",,_ o~.. "'\' ~'\ ~ \ ;::; / < ('~'d '.'- '-"C-~--'--'~_-"''<-'.>'' _,'--"-;"""'- I-'lL ......___...i ASHLAND PARK COMMISSION PARK FUNDING STATUS January, 1972 The tax levy as passed by the voters 1 n 1908, $ l.125 per thousand true cash value, has done a fine job through the years of funding park activities. The levy would have been more than adequate to take care of Lithia Park as it was originally intended, if the other park areas had not been added. The graphs on pages 6 & 7 and the charts on pages 4 & 5 show how park acquisition and development have accelerated leaving the tax levy behind and creating a real fiscal dilema. Since 1965, 72.5 acres of park land have been added to the maintenance responsibility. This means 42% more park land, and of the 72~5acres l5 have been high maintenance areas, iie. Blvd. planting strips, Garden Way Park, Sherwood Park, and the Upper Lithia Park Extensions. Twenty years have gone by and only one park man has been added to the crew (Government Emergency Employment Act, 1971). And up to 1965 two of the six man crew were laid off during bad weather, from 2 to 6 weeks to help ease the budget situation. The park program has been kept gOlngby use of additional seasonal help and by the purchase of better equifroent. The City Council was considerate enough to compensate for the Blvd. planting strips by a utility off-set to the Park Commission. The City Council recently dedicated the Homes Ave. property for Park purposes, approximately lO acres, to be named the Hunter Memorial Park, after George Hunter who donated $ 50,000 for development. ,A . PARK FUNDING STATUS January, 1972 Page 2 The City will dedicate the Lower Lithia Park Extension in the near future. These additions point up the need for more park revenues to keep the parks going. Another significant problem is the numbers of people using the parks have greatly increased over the years. Lithia Park is one of the most heavily used parks per developed acre, in the state. Although Lithia Park is 100 acres in size, only about 37 acres are developed. On page 4, the acreage chart shows the stages of development of the different park areas. The question often arises, what is the cost per acre to maintain a quality park? The cost varies from about $50 to $50,000 per acre per year. An undeveloped parcel of land can usually be maintained for $50 per acre if little or nothing is done. A Japanese Garden such as the one in Calgary, Canada, costs about $50,000 per acre per year. For Ashland, our parks cost $50 to $1,800 per acre at the levels of maintain- ence ~ow received. The addition of Lower Lithia Park Extension, Hunter Memorial Park apd the completion of development of Phases III and IV of the Upper Lithia Park Extension, mean an increase of at least $20,000 per year is needed. Hunter Memorial-$13,000; Lower Lithia Park Extension- $5,000; and Upper Lithia Park Extension-$2,000. The current Park Maintainence cost breakdown is as follows: Undeveloped 123.73 acres @ $50 = $ 6,200 Developed 27.41 acres @ $1,100 = 29,700 Highly developed 23.12 acres @ $1,800 = 41,400 Total cost minus capital improvement = $77 ,300 PARK FUNDING STATUS January, 1972 Page 3 $76.014 was actually budgeted for park maintainence for the 1971-72 budget year. The increase in assessed evaluation should compensate for the inflati~n increase next year if the Presidentls financial program works????? Maintainence costs in the parks can be cut by the use of permanent shrubs rather than ,annuals, and automation of the sprinkler systems. Example; 50% of the full-time man-hours in the summer time are spent in irrigation related activities. If all of Lithia Parkls sprinkler systems were replaced with automatic ones, the level of maintainence could be increased without the addition of manpower. Automatic systems pay for themselves in 3 to 5 years, in savings of manpower, and water costs, to say nothing of the night watering which enables more maintainence and use of the facilities in the day-time. One means of meeting the park fiscal problem would be enactment of the Hotel-Motel Tax and earmarking it for Parks a~d 'City Beautification. The parks are o~e of the big attractions that brings tourists to Ashland. Tourists stay in Hotels and Motels and spend money in our community. The Park Commission would like to suggest to the City Council that a land acquisition program be considered to set aside land for the future. This program could be funded by money from the Licensing Tax or some other new tax source. Respectfully Submitted, r.::':~_\-~':;;~i~.::~',",'lf ',"" ASHLAND PARK COMMISSION PARK ACREAGE CHART Total Acres Undeveloped Developed Highly Developed Recent Developmeni ..or Ac~uiS tt io.n 1. Triangle Park N. Ma i n & Van es s .046 .046 2. Tri angl e Park N. Main & Laurel .013 .013 "-.-" j~1;:~t~;~~h ... ..1 .35n .1 -.I .35 C __l_ 4. Lith; a Park 10o~~re~ 1 63--- 120_ n I 17 l*wo~~~:~!~~~-clut 5. Lower L i tbi~lX1~_~~5_u .J_ I I f~~___n ~..~'I------~~~;--~----~- ~.Q..~. Ga.r:q~n_~ay p~r~_----l._nJ_!]}_ _ n L___.R_~ j 1 . ,- ..'_C~]c_~~n~=~-~_~- ;. ~i~hi~a ;p~~g~_~__~]__U~_;-____ r5~~_~_- .. ...1'..' 7 - I _____ T~____m' ~ Blvd. PlantiD..9....&~_~1___~-2~~___---r~~~~~~-~~~I=_~_-=-I _______2_______,.- --]-~-~---;- !:~~::~::~~::~L..p~f~~~--=FL__~.=~=l~--.:~__..~..__ TOTALS: 174.26 , 123.73 27.41 23.12 76.00 *Costof maintaining the Womens Civic Building (Ashland Recreation Center) is offset by revenues received by renting the building and by scheduling revenue producing programs and charging a portion of the fee for building rent. y YEARLY PARK OPERATING COST COMPARISON 1964-65 - - - 1971-72 Personnel Ma te ri a 1 s Servi ces & Totals Servi ces 19. . .64-65 Actual $ 32,993 $ 6,936 $ 39,929 65-66 Actual 36,776 6 ,008 42,784 66-67 Actual 38,689 7,603 46,292 67-68 Actual 44,725 10 ,509 55,234 68-69 Actual 46 ,732 12,479 59,211 69 - 70 Actua 1 47,397 11,468 58,865 . 70- 71 Actual 53,445 14,184 67,629 71-72 Budgeted 56,962 16,052 73,014 ~ _",~:",a.:;.J:':'~"'{;"~'"~~'~~f""'~C'J.;;;'!I.,(..~~r;~~~C~ ~ _-"'_'''':4!'!l'!''I'~,'i;:-" ~ ~-",-~:;~',,,,,... _,____-_.~~..~. _..,..__~ .......j."!'1""<_'-~-~ PARK OPERATING BUDGET EXPENDITURES & INFLATION COMPARISON GRAPHS i~64-65 - - - - - 1971-72 ct 1 M non t2 ~ ~ ~ ~ ::2 ~ ~ l..l" !l'n-L:,,::':r:-.t..:t.-:~:-: ~ .~, .' 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