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33-:44. Service enhancements: Services and amenities provided (or delivered) to lower income tenants based on individual needs on-site in order to promote empowerment toward self- sufficiency. 34,45. Single-family detached: A free-standing dwelling unit that does not share any walls or the roof with another dwelling unit. 35.46. Special need housing: Housing for special needs populations. These populations represent some unique sets of housing problems and are usually at a competitive disadvantage in the marketplace due to circumstances beyond their control. These subgroups include, but are not limited to: the elderly, persons with disabilities, homeless individuals and families, at-risk youth, large families, farm workers, and persons being released from correctional institutions. 36,47. Special service district: Any unit of local government, other than a city, county, and association of local governments performing land use planning functions under ORS 195.025 authorized and regulated by statute, or metropolitan service district formed under ORS 268. Special service districts include but are not limited to the following: domestic water districts; domestic water associations and water cooperatives; irrigation districts; regional air quality control authorities; rural fire protection districts; school districts; mass transit districts; sanitary districts; and park and recreation districts. ¢-7--.48. System development charge (SDC): A reimbursement'fee, an improvement fee, or a combination thereof assessed or collected at the time of increased usage of a capital improvement, connection to the capital improvement, or issuance of a development permit or building permit. g8.49. Tax differential: Tax differential is a provision in Oregon city annexation law which provides an opportunity to phase in the city's tax rate over a period not to exceed 10 years. The proposal is specified at the time of annexation and cannot be modified thereafter. 39,50. Underdeveloped land: The vacant or redevelopable portion of land not having the highest and best use allowed by zoning. 4~.51. Underutilized human resources: Persons who are: (a) unemployed; (b) employed part- time but want to work full-time; or (c) in positions that do not fully utilize their skills. 41.52. Undeveloped land: Land that is vacant or used for agricultural purposes. 42~.53. Urban growth boundary (UGB): A site-specific line, delineated on a map or by written description, that separates urban and urbanizable lands from rural lands. 4-3~.54. Urban lands: Lands located within an incorporated city.