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our live wiki page and/or our FaceBook page for latest info... Southeast Neighbors General Meeting 7pm on May 8, 2012 at Spencer Butte Middle School At our annual elections meeting on 5/8/2012, Kevin Matthews was reelected President, Lindsay Selser was elected Vice President, Kent Anderson, Madronna Holden, and Alcia McGraw were reelected to the board, and Pavel Gubanikhin was newly elected to the board — making for a great team, with a full roster! SEN Newsletter April, 2012 (PDF) Southeast Neighbors General Meeting 7pm on April 10, 2012 at Tamarack Wellness Center Southeast Neighbors Board Meeting 7pm on March 13, 2012 at Tamarack Wellness Center Southeast Neighbors General Meeting February 7, 2012 at Hilyard Community Center SEN Newsletter February, 2012 (PDF) Yes, we're girding up again in Eugene, Oregon to stand up against the Deerbrook PUD, and to save the Amazon Headwaters Keystone!
Developer's pre-application meeting was held at 5:30pm on Tuesday, January 10, 2012 Southeast Neighbors Annual Picnic Sunday, September 11, 2011, 4:30-7:00pm Tugman Park • on Hilyard Street near East 38th Avenue • Informal drop-in potluck. All neighbors welcome! (We'll be in the park at the edge of the trees, on the grass, back from the street, just behind the big sand playground area.)
We'll enjoy visiting and dining with neighbors,
SEN Newsletter September, 2011 (PDF)
Southeast Neighbors General Meeting Tuesday, June 14, 2011, 7:00-9:00pm Hilyard Community Center Annual Neighborhood Elections & Neighborhood Information Meeting
Sustainability • Pesticides
Collective Statements from SEN November 2010 General Meeting
Thanks to many neighbors for your timely and generous contributions to help pay back the essential costs of expert witnesses and lawyers for fighting the Amazon Creek headwaters PUDs, including the pending developer appeal of our victory on the Green PUD! Southeast NeighborsSoutheast Neighbors is an official local neighborhood association representing the Southeast Neighborhood in Eugene, Oregon. Southeast Neighbors is formally recognized by the City of Eugene, and our president fills a standing seat on the Neighborhood Leaders Council (NLC). As Southeast Neighbors, we care about the quality of life in our neighborhood, and we work together to maintain and improve it. Through our collective actions, consultative relationship with the City of Eugene, participation in the Neighborhood Leadership Council and other local groups, and through our many other relationships and organizational efforts, we share great opportunities to protect and contribute to the beautiful place we live in. Historically active and politically involved, the Southeast Eugene neighborhood includes more than 13,000 residents in some 6000 households, or roughly 8% of the city of Eugene. This diverse area includes schools, businesses, low income housing, old and new developments, and affluent homes. It also includes substantial natural resources, including most of the remaining upland wildlife habitat in the City of Eugene. First growth, old growth, and established second growth forest, steep slopes, vital headwaters and upland wetlands, resident threatened plants and animals, historical landslides and one or more documented earthquake faults add to the special character of the local landscape. Recognizing several unique aspects of our neighborhood, the City of Eugene has established special policies and goals for planning and development, through the South Hills Study (1974, adopted as a refinement plan to the regional Metro Plan) and other documents. Public participation in Southeast Neighbors is warmly invited. Working together for the best for this great neighborhood is what we're all about! So please drop by our free online Discussion Forum, join our email lists (below), and share your thoughts about our special place and people.
Some Goals
MembershipBasic membership in the Southeast Neighbors is geographically based. If you live in the Southeast Neighborhood, as defined formally and shown on the neighborhood boundary map by the City of Eugene, then you are a member. Our organizational structure is formally defined in the Southeast Neighbors Charter. Email Lists
Please join the Southeast Neighbors general discussion email list to help stay in touch! Just visit:
And follow the simple steps there to subscribe. To send your own message to the discussion list, first subscribe as above, and then address your email to "sen_discuss@SoutheastNeighbors.org".
And to join the Southeast Neighbors membership announcements-only email list, just visit:
And follow the simple steps there to subscribe. Contributions Southeast Neighbors is grateful to receive any donations to help defray our organizational expenses, such as communications and special events. Suggested annual dues according to our charter are $5.00. Contributions by check should be made payable to "Southeast Neighbors". Address: Southeast Neighbors, PO Box 1588, Eugene, OR 97440 A note on privacy - Southeast Neighbors does not exchange the names and addresses of its regular members (declared members other than officers and board members) with other organizations.
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