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City of Eugene Data Collection

Lopez, Monique; Witzig, Monica (2012-05-13)

Since the 2010 Census data has been released, many staff within the City of Eugene are discussing ways to analyze and map the data for city and public consumption. The City desires to increase coordination of data collection, ...
Data collaboration at the City of Eugene: current practices and recommendations

University of Oregon. Dept. of Planning, Public Policy and Management. Community Planning Workshop; Witzig, Monica; Lopez, Monique (University of Oregon, 2011-08-31)

Neighborhood Services, part of the City Manager’s office, contracted with the University of Oregon Community Planning Workshop (CPW) to (1) conduct a data and mapping needs assessment with designated City departments and ...
Engaging the Latino Community in Salem

Lopez, Monique; Welch, Mackie; Sandoval, Gerardo (University of Oregon, 2010)

The purpose of this report is to provide City of Salem personnel with recommendations of strategies to use when engaging with the growing Latino population in the city. The barriers, opportunities, and action items ...
An Evaluation of Utility Ratepayer and Landowner Perceptions of a Payment for Ecosystem Services Program in the McKenzie River Basin

Parker, Robert; Hickson, Patricia; Lopez, Monique; Lewis, Terry; Steckler, Becky; Rafuse, Steve; Phillips, Madeline; San Filippo, Angela; Nielsen-Pincus, Max; Mosely, Cassandra; Lurie, Sue; Duncan, Sally (University of Oregon, 2013-06)

This report presents the results of two surveys conducted as a part of a research project analyzing the potential for utilities and corporations to support payment for ecosystem services prog ...
Placemaking, Identity, & Power: (Re)Negotiating Space in Downtown Woodburn

Lopez, Monique (Department of Planning, Public Policy & Management, University of Oregon, 2012-06)

Woodburn is Oregon’s largest Mexican majority city and it has been culturally and politically the heart of the Mexican presence in Oregon. The space downtown continues to be (re)negotiated by: • Mexican businesses that ...