Item B: Jefferson-Westside Options for Immediate Protection

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ATTACHMENT C FY '06 Planning Division Work Program Approved by City Council on July 27, 2005 On July 27,2005, the City Council approved the Planning Division Work Program for FY06. The following table reflects the Council's action to articulate 'high priority items' for the Planning Division, as well.as ongoing tasks, and other potential work tasks. Over this past year, the high priority items have been used to determine the majority of the Planning Commission's agendas. Similarly, these high priority items, along with other mandated responsibilities, help define the focus of the Planning Division staff for the coming year. HIGH PRIORITY 1 Mixed Use Centers ~ · Opportunity Siting: Primary strategy for achieving density targets in mixed use centers. Combine opportunity siting with city-wide estimates of future population which will be approximately allocated to mixed use districts and other areas in the city. · Advise staff, public, and prospective developers regarding previously master planned nodes (Royal, Chase). . Site specific planning. . Chambers Reconsidered (provides localized infill standards). · Public outreach, property owner collaboration, develop info materials. . Code assessment and amendments, inc. /ND overlay. . Zone changes . Incentives and 'New Tools' for implementation. . Identify infill tools which could be applied outside ofMUC's . New zone that provides/requires master plan prior to significant development in potential mixed use centers. 2 Minor amendments to Land Use Code ~ Since adoption of LUCU (Land Use Code Update), many major and minor amendments have been identified by numerous stakeholders. Task includes gathering all comments, prioritizing, and processing those that are considered to be 'minor'. Include review of medical facilities provisions. 3 Downtown & Courthouse associated projects · Follow-up/implementation from the Courthouse District Concept Plan. Work includes coordination with GSA and courthouse architect, meetings with developers interested in area development, and technical expertise to other staff (e.g., street improvements,). . Downtown Zone - Phase 1 involves research and outreach to determine if new or modified zone is appropriate for downtown area. Phase 2 will include code adoption and rezoning of properties. · Great Streets: Implement Downtown plan provisions by adopting special desi standards or uidelines. 4 GoalS (Natural Resources) associated projects ~ . Eugene Goal 5 Process o ESEE analysis (COMPLETED)