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influence. Set of non-conforming units. Buildings with residential above not seeing any built outside of downtown. Goal is to see mixed use with residential along the South Willamette corridor. Lena Houston-Davisson from FAN asked regarding the multifamily homes map, when identifying building but it is identified as medium density. Do the people who own these spots know that? Terri said that the map shows medium density in Metro Plan, either vacant or little development. Could e. th Lynn from 40 & Willamette said she has owned property over 40 years. Multifamily is apartments or renters. Is there a way to build condos, where people can purchase? to control that; the property owner decides. Someone from the audience said that with Cathedral Park, the property owner said that the city made him do it \[to rent vs. own\]. Terri said for Goal 10 our plan is supposed to address housing needs at every level. A lot of people in Eugene are burdened by rent. Laura Wingerd from 28 th Avenue asked whether Terri was going to answer all questions, or should we repeat? \[Terri said there are a lot of questions.\] livable areas more livable? Terri said that SW-SAZ was initiated by the Southtowne Business Association and Friendly Area Neighbors they asked for it. Janet Bevirt asked about Metro Plan, migrating to Comprehensive Plan. Metro is the regional Comprehensive plan. Why change the name Metro Plan to Comprehensive Plan? What will this change mean? There is some reason to change the names with unclear implications. \[Terri said\] in 2007, the state legislature required Eugene/Springfield to have an independent Urban Growth Boundary (UGB). Made choice to pull out parts of Metro plan for a Eugene-specific plan, and also pull over the policies that we need. Janet asked so where does the Refinement Plan work. Does it go under the Eugene Comprehensive plan? Paul Conte said articulate which documents \[are included\]. The Comprehensive Plan is the Metro Plan and the Refinement Plans. Terri said the proposed ordinance was sent up to the state in November. Will have an index to show the amendments to the Trans Plan, Metro Plan, etc. List of appendices, employment (jobs), land. Every document will be listed. No effect on the refinement plans. They remain as they are. Bonny Bettman-McCornack asked whether there will be a cross-out version of what is amended. Terri said yes. Bonny said that the current zoning in areas underdeveloped, you say you can fit about 16,000 units in existing zoning. In the single family area, you allow 0 to 14 units density for Single Family zone. um density for Single Family? Out of these 1600 units, how many in SW- upzone \[Whole Foods with residential\]? Terri answered that regarding the minimum density in R-1, the need is in multifamily; we already have Page . 5 of 9 SWN Conversation About Neighbhorhoods, 8/16/2016