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ORDINANCE NO. 19116 <br />AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING SOLAR ACCESS; AMENDING SECTIONS <br />9.015, 9.06f~-, 9.150, 9.535, 9.575, AND 9.810 OF THE <br />EUGENE CODE, 1911; AND DECLARING AN EMERGENCY. <br />nrrrTni c. <br />A. When the solar access pravisions were added to the Land Use Chapter <br />of the Eugene Code, 1911 in 1986, the Council directed that the regulatians <br />and their impact on building construction be reviewed after approximately one <br />year of experience. An ad hOC committee of representatives from the pri nci - <br />pal interest groups and public agencies involved in the solar access regula- <br />tions came together to accomplish this review, after an initial evaluation <br />by the Lane Council of Governments. This committee, the Eugene Solar Access <br />Work Group, was composed of representatives from: the Homebuilders Associ- <br />ation of Lane County; Willamette valley Solar Energy Association; Eugene <br />Planning & Development Department; EWEB; and Lane Council of Governments. <br />Also on the committee were a technical consultant from the Oregon State <br />Homebuilders Association and a pri vote energy planning consultant, both of <br />whom had participated i n a Portland Metro Solar Access Model Regulations <br />project , The Portland Metro project was a col l aborat i ve effort of 22 local <br />governments, the homebuilding industry, and public interest groups to develop <br />solar access regulations that were compatible with level vpment needs and <br />substantially uniform in the Portland area. <br />B. The Eugene Solar Access Work Group met during the latter half of <br />1959 to review the Eugene provisions and compare them with the Portland <br />Metro Solar Access Model Regulations. The group worked on a consensus basis <br />relying as much as possible upon technically defensible findings to support <br />points of consensus and compromise. Their findings were drawn from the <br />Ordinance - 1 <br />