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definition of nodal development, i.e., mixed use <br />centers, Key Transit Corridors, and 20-minute <br />neighborhoods. <br /> <br />% of dwelling units built in nodes. This TSP promotes <br />neighborhoods where 90 percent of Eugene residents <br />can meet most daily needs without relying heavily on <br />an automobile. A system-wide policy of the 2035 TSP is <br />fostering neighborhoods where Eugene residents can <br />meet most of their basic daily needs without an <br />automobile by providing streets, sidewalks, bikeways, <br />and access to transit in an inviting environment where <br />all travelers feel safe and secure. The related potential <br />action item is the creation of a strategy to facilitate 90 <br />percent of Eugene residences to be within 20-minute <br />neighborhoods. Further, the 2035 TSP sets <br />benchmarks for increasing the percentage of new <br />dwelling units built in areas that meet <br />definition of nodal development, i.e., % of new <br />dwelling units built in mixed use centers, 20-Minute <br />Neighborhoods, and along Key Transit Corridors. <br /> <br />. The TSP <br />supports employment in nodes by increasing access to <br />employment centers via foot, bike, and transit, and <br />promoting compatible transportation investments <br />along key corridors and in core commercial areas, <br />including downtown.Identified potential action items <br /> <br />regulating to encourage walking, biking, and use of <br />public transit and periodically reviewing parking needs <br />in the downtown, Federal Courthouse, and riverfront <br />districts and balance supply with other objectives, such <br />as economic vitality; support for transit, walking, and <br />biking; reduced consumption of fossil fuels; and <br />human-scaled urban form. Additionally, for more than <br />10 years the City has had in place Standards for <br />Transportation Demand Management Programs that <br />provide a mechanism to vary the number of required <br />off-street parking spaces by providing a strategy for <br />reducing vehicle use and parking demand and using <br />benchmarks to measure program effectiveness. <br />Further, the 2035 TSP sets aggressive goals for the <br />percentage of new employment located within areas <br />that meet TransPlan <br />development, i.e., % of new employment in mixed use <br />centers, 20 Minute Neighborhoods, and along Key <br />Transit Corridors. <br /> <br />Exhibit A to an Ordinance Concerning Long Range Transportation Planning <br />Page 35 of 63 <br /> <br />
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