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Table 3. Vacant Acres or Lots of Residential Land by Cateeory of Land, 2012 Developed Land • The acres of all developed residential land are as follows in Table 4 and as shown on Figure 6: Table 4. Developed Residential Land, Eugene 2012 Developed Land Plan Designation Acres High Density Res Mixed Us 19 High Density Residential 345 Low Density Residential 12,149 Medium Density Residential 1,249 Medium Density Res Mixed 38 Step 4: Identify additional capacity Although the model initially identifies thousands of acres as developed, some of these acres have additional capacity to accommodate more housing. Using the results of the geospatial model for developed land, a separate analysis was completed of larger sites that the model initially classified as developed. These sites were further reviewed to determine whether they are fully developed (and remain classified as developed land). If a portion of the site is undeveloped with room for additional development capacity it was reclassified as partially vacant land. Analysis was also completed to identify whether redevelopment potential exists on developed land. The sites that make up this additional capacity of developed land are classified as follows. Residential Land Supply Study I Final Part I — Page 8 Medium Density High Density Low Density Residential Residential Residential < 900' > 900' All Elevations All elevations Slope <5% >_5% <5% >_5% <5% >_5% <5% >_5% <5% >_5% <5% >_5% < 1 acre 174 ac 768 lots 5 lots 115 lots 26 ac 4 ac 6 ac 0.4 ac 1-5 acre 118 ac 187 ac 0 ac 49 ac 42 ac 10 ac 6 ac 0 5+ acre 158 ac 392 ac 8 ac 123 ac 65 ac 47 ac 32 ac 0 Developed Land • The acres of all developed residential land are as follows in Table 4 and as shown on Figure 6: Table 4. Developed Residential Land, Eugene 2012 Developed Land Plan Designation Acres High Density Res Mixed Us 19 High Density Residential 345 Low Density Residential 12,149 Medium Density Residential 1,249 Medium Density Res Mixed 38 Step 4: Identify additional capacity Although the model initially identifies thousands of acres as developed, some of these acres have additional capacity to accommodate more housing. Using the results of the geospatial model for developed land, a separate analysis was completed of larger sites that the model initially classified as developed. These sites were further reviewed to determine whether they are fully developed (and remain classified as developed land). If a portion of the site is undeveloped with room for additional development capacity it was reclassified as partially vacant land. Analysis was also completed to identify whether redevelopment potential exists on developed land. The sites that make up this additional capacity of developed land are classified as follows. Residential Land Supply Study I Final Part I — Page 8