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<br /> Draft 9/29/14 <br /> <br />homesites with limited public services, and which are not suitable, necessary or intended <br />for urban use. <br />44.Service enhancements: Services and amenities provided (or delivered) to lower income <br />tenants based on individual needs on-site in order to promote empowerment toward self- <br />sufficiency. <br />45.Single-family detached: A free-standing dwelling unit that does not share any walls or <br />the roof with another dwelling unit. <br />46.Special need housing: Housing for special needs populations. These populations <br />represent some unique sets of housing problems and are usually at a competitive <br />disadvantage in the marketplace due to circumstances beyond their control. These <br />subgroups include, but are not limited to: the elderly, persons with disabilities, homeless <br />individuals and families, at-risk youth, large families, farm workers, and persons being <br />released from correctional institutions. <br />47.Special service district: Any unit of local government, other than a city, county, and <br />association of local governments performing land use planning functions under ORS <br />195.025 authorized and regulated by statute, or metropolitan service district formed under <br />ORS 268. Special service districts include but are not limited to the following: domestic <br />water districts; domestic water associations and water cooperatives; irrigation districts; <br />regional air quality control authorities; rural fire protection districts; school districts; <br />mass transit districts; sanitary districts; and park and recreation districts. <br />48.System development charge (SDC): A reimbursement fee, an improvement fee, or a <br />combination thereof assessed or collected at the time of increased usage of a capital <br />improvement, connection to the capital improvement, or issuance of a development <br />permit or building permit. <br />49.Tax differential: Tax differential is a provision in Oregon city annexation law which <br />provides an opportunity to phase in the city’s tax rate over a period not to exceed 10 <br />years. The proposal is specified at the time of annexation and cannot be modified <br />thereafter. <br />50.Underdeveloped land: The vacant or redevelopable portion of land not having the <br />highest and best use allowed by zoning. <br />51.Underutilized human resources: Persons who are: (a) unemployed; (b) employed part- <br />time but want to work full-time; or (c) in positions that do not fully utilize their skills. <br />52.Undeveloped land: Land that is vacant or used for agricultural purposes. <br />V-6 <br /> <br />