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Supply and Demand Analysis in Acres <br /> Low Medium High Total <br /> Density Density De_n_~ty <br /> Total Net Bulldable Acres <br />for Housing 4,780 828 195 5,802 <br />Fiat Butldable Acres 3,159 777 192 4,129 <br />15-25% Sloped Land 913 41 I 955 <br />Eugene 605 39 I 645 <br />Springfield 307 2 I 310 <br />Steep Sloped (~25%) Buildable <br />Acres 708 9 I 718 <br />Eugene 341 2 0 343 <br />Springfield 367 6 I 374 <br />DEMAND <br />Low-High Range Remidential Demand <br />Remaining After $ulxracting Demand Met 523 - 120 - <br />by Buildable Lo~ 3,298 -4,225 641 147 3.941 -5,013 <br />Land Demand for Housing DisPlaced by <br />Redevelopment 27 0 0 27 <br />Total Expected ,Residential Laud <br />Demand - 1992-2015 3,840 589 135 4,564 <br />Low-High Range Residential Land 3,32~- 523 - 120 - 3,968 - <br />Demand - 1992-201S 4,2S2 641 147 S,040 <br />Difference between Total Buildable <br />Supply and Expected Residential Land <br />Demand In Acres* 940 239 60 1,238 <br />Note: To~ls may differ due to rounding. Assumptiom are estimatm based off available dar1. <br />*Housing is not allocated to commercial and mixed use designated land due to State Administrative Rules although <br />it is known that some housing will be built on commercial and mixed use land. <br /> <br /> IV-22 <br /> <br /> Ill-A-3 <br /> <br />Me4ro Plan Replacement Page December 1999 <br /> <br /> <br />