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Residents urge ‘civic corridor’ and Madison landing as city weighs Madison Avenue investments
Summary
Two community speakers asked the City Council and Budget Commission to expand Madison Avenue plans beyond staff-support facilities, suggesting a civic corridor and a modest waterfront landing funded by transient lodging tax revenues tied to a private development.
Two residents urged Corvallis officials to expand the city’s Madison Avenue civic campus plan into a broader civic corridor and to consider building a modest overlook or landing at the end of Madison Avenue, citing potential transient lodging tax revenue from a private waterfront project.
Rob Lancaster, a South Corvallis resident, told the joint City Council and Budget Commission meeting the city should not limit civic design to “modest and cost effective improvements” and urged officials to “dream…
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