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<br />However, even if the Planning Commission determines the subject property is considered part of an <br />"existing strip commercial area", the proposal is still not consistent with this policy. The remainder of <br />Policy 3 limits expansion of strip commercial onto contiguous properties that do not front on River Road. <br />Because part of this site fronts on River Road, the proposed new commercial designation would not be <br />consistent with this policy. <br /> <br />Does the applicants suggested "development scheme" have any bearing on, or does it imply an <br />encumbrance on the eventual development that would be allowed as a result of the land-use <br />amendments being requested? My understanding is that the process of granting the amendments <br />has no direct tie to any development proposal that may emerge later, except any voluntary or <br />additionally mandated conditions of approval. So, within those conditions and the basic underlying <br />allowances of the Metro Plan, Refinement Plan and Zoning, the developer could build something <br />quite different than what is being "Suggested" in the application. Is that correct? <br /> <br />The applicant's "site concept" plan (Exhibit 1.2 of the applicant's Metro Plan Amendment application), <br />was not proposed to be adopted as part of the relinement plan amendments so it would be of no force. It <br />was provided for illustrative purposes only, to demonstrate an example of a layout that could occur. As <br />part ofthe proposed PUD and Site Review land use applications, any proposed development would be <br />subject to the limitations in the Eugene Code, the applicable policies in the RRSC, and the additional <br />limitations the applicant has proposed as text amendments to the RRSC (see applicant's Exhibit L 1 or as <br />restated on page 24 of the staff report). The developer could build within those parameters and is not held <br />to any part of the "site concept" plan Exhibit 1.2, excepting those elements in the "site concept" plan as <br />stated in the proposed refinement plan text amendments. <br /> <br />ATTACHMENTS: <br />Exhibits from October 18, 2007 Public Hearing: <br />Exhibit I: E-mail from Sue Pritchard** <br />Exhibit 2: Memorandum from Heather 0' Donnell * * <br />Exhibit 3: Letter from Steve Graves (applicant) <br />Exhibit 4: Packet from Rick Satre, (applicant's representative)** <br />Exhibit 5: Letter from Joan Haworth-Liu and Jack Liu <br />Exhibit 6: Letter from Catherine Lesiak <br />** These items are only attached to the packets for Plamling Commissioners that were not at the public <br />hearing. The Planning Commissions at the hearing received copies of these exhibits at the hearing. <br /> <br />FOR MORE INFORMATION: <br />Please contact Heather O'Donnell, Associate Planner, City of Eugene Planning Division, 99 W. loth <br />Avenue, Eugene, OR 97401, by telephone at 541-682-5488 or via email at <br />heather.m.odonnell@ci.eugene.or.us. <br />