Another sign of Eugene's failing economic plan.  It'd be nice to get a real candid reason why Sykes is leaving.  

Many companies have left to escape Eugene's anti-business polices and ordinances, increasing property taxes (always passed-on to tenants), increases in city storm and waste water fees, and EWEB's ever increasing water and electric rates.

Most of these increases are from funding city pet projects using the general fund, thereby short-changing services, which leads to more tax levies and increased fees.  BTW - So much for the city's efforts of affordable housing.