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20530
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Ordinance to Redesignate and Rezone "The Willamette Stationers' Site"
Adopted_Date
6/16/2014
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6/18/2014
CMO_Effective_Date
7/18/2014
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Piercy
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Exhibit B <br />“Existing commercial buildings are adaptable to new uses and are <br />reused, thus helping to lower commercial vacancy rates” (pp. I-1-2) <br />Policies and implementation strategies within the Commercial Lands Study that <br />are relevant in supporting the above objectives and EC 9.8865(2) are below: <br />“Policy 2.0: Provide greater certainty regarding the development of <br />commercial land by resolving major conflicts between the Metro Plan <br />designations and local zoning of land planned or zoned for commercial <br />use.” <br />“Implementation Strategy 2.1: Initiate Metro Plan amendments or zone <br />changes to correct significant plan/zone conflicts. …” (p. III-3) <br />Approving the Applicant-initiated zone change concurrently with a <br />redesignation on the Metro Plan diagram to Commercial will correct the existing <br />plan/zone conflict. Consistent with the above refinement plan policy and <br />implementation strategy, approval of the requested zone change would remove the <br />non-conforming status between the site’s existing zoning and long-standing <br />commercial use, and provide greater certainty for future commercial use on the <br />subject property. <br />Although the subject site was not included among the mapped sites with <br />“significant plan/zone conflicts” (see Commercial Land Study Appendix C-4), this is <br />because the study analyzed only “vacant commercial sites above 5 acres in size where <br />there is a conflict between what is shown on the Metro Plan Diagram and existing <br />zoning.” (Ibid, Appendix C-3) Nonetheless, approval of the proposed zone change <br />would provide greater certainty for continued existing or future commercial use, <br />development and/or redevelopment of the subject site, consistent with Policy 2.0 <br />above. <br />“Policy 6.0: Promote redevelopment of existing commercial areas and <br />compact, dense growth by encouraging businesses to revitalize and <br />reuse existing commercial sites.” <br />“Implementation Strategy 6.2: Identify and remove disincentives to the <br />relocation or expansion of businesses in the downtown.” (p. III-7) <br />Existing Industrial zoning is not consistent with the subject site’s existing and <br />decades-long commercial use. Rezoning this property would remove any pre-existing <br />non-conforming status to commercial uses on the site, and promote the potential for <br />future site use, development and/or redevelopment for commercial or mixed use <br />consistent with the above policy and the site’s Metro Plan Mixed Use overlay <br />designation. Approving the proposed zone change would also eliminate any <br />disincentive for continued existing or future commercial use of the site by removing <br />the site’s non-conformity between use and zoning, consistent with the above <br />implementation strategy intended to further Policy 6.0. <br />
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