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[edit] NLC Committee on Sustainabilty

The Neighborhood Leaders Council established the NLC Committee on Sustainability on April 22, 2008, appropriately enough on the 38th anniversary of the first Earth Day. Its function is as follows:

The charge of the NLC Committee on Sustainability shall be threefold: 1) to provide a city-wide forum for the exchange of ideas and recommendations for more sustainable practices within neighborhoods; 2) to create recommendations for implementing such practices that can be distributed to all neighborhood associations as well as to the NLC; and 3) to foster connections among the NLC, neighborhood associations and community groups for promoting sustainable practices.

In other words, the NLC Sustainability Committee is a kind of grass-roots group seeking to increase green living on the neighborhood level.

[edit] Members

  • Active Bethel Citizens: Aleta Miller
  • Amazon Neighborhood Association: Erik Muller (notetaker), alternate Jon Belcher
  • Crest Drive Citizens Association: Kathy Saranpa (convenor), 687-7199, ksaranpa@comcast.net
  • Fairmount Neighbors: Sue Jakabosky, 984-5420, suesolar@comcast.net; David Sonnichsen, 344-9343, dvdlwrnc8@yahoo.com
  • Far West Neighborhood: Linda Kelley, 465-9015, earthspirits@comcast.net
  • Friendly Area Neighbors: Carlos Barrera, 344-5599, justphone@gmail.com; Doug Black, 485-6846, deeblack@gmail.com
  • Harlow Neighbors: Chara Carrier, DeBauw@msn.com
  • Jefferson-Westside Neighbor: Rene Kane
  • River Road Community Organization: Jan Spencer
  • West Eugene Neighborhood Association: Deborah Healey, 683-7454, healeyd@omd.orst.edu
  • Whiteaker Community Council: Anand Keathley, Majeska Seese-Green

If your neighborhood association is not listed here, please contact your Board and encourage them to send a member to our committee.

[edit] Upcoming Events

Neighborhood Green Bike Tours

Join us to visit model locations in Eugene that are looking to the future with eco logical action today! The tours will feature grass to garden, rain water catchment, active and passive solar design, non-conventional residential arrangements, habitat restoration, neighborhood initiatives and more.

Saturday, August 23 Amazon Neighborhood, meet at 10 AM, 2755 Kincaid St.

Saturday, Sept 6 Whiteaker Neighborhood, meet at 11AM Red Barn Natural Food Store. More info > www.eugenepermacultureguild.org

more neighborhoods to come...


Currently we are working on a Speakers' Bureau to offer presentations to neighborhood associations and other local groups. Keep checking back for future projects and other information.

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