Civic Stadium going on the market  Civic Stadium »Play Video
EUGENE, Ore. -- The Emeralds are gone, off to open their season
at PK Park.  The bleachers are blocked off.  Eugene Civic
Stadium is now home to no one.  The stadium's owner, the Eugene
4J School District, is ready to get rid of it and cash-in on the
multi-million dollar property. 4J has owned the land since Civic
Stadium was built in 1938. Now the district says they have no
use for the property - and they don't have the $50,000 a year
required to maintain it.  4J Communications Director Kerry Delf
said a Civic sale could result in some much needed cash for the
district. They're also considering a long-term lease or a
property trade.  "It is possible to set up a reasonable trade
for comparable properties," Delf said.  KVAL News asked Delf if
any of the money that's made from the sale be used to help fund
teacher jobs.  "Typically the monies from property sales are
used for future properties, but the school board does have the
option of taking a loo