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continue in the future. During the 2001 to 2012 period, an average of 8.4 new SDUs were developed on small LDR lots per year. Assuming the same demand will continue over the 20 year period, an additional 168 SDUs will be developed on LDR or R-1 zoned land.64 Table 63. New secondary dwelling units created, 2012-2032 Total City- Deduction for Net new SDUs wide SDUs in single-family in 20 year LDR or R-1 code LDR or R-1 Total per year estimate 2001-2012 amendments* 2001-2012 119 -18 101 8.4 168 *Amendments to the zoning code were adopted after 2012 that added restrictions to SDUs. These SDU restrictions were related to interim protection measures for areas around the University of Oregon, increasing the minimum lot size for an SDU to 6,100 square feet, and restrictions on flag lots. Those 2001-2012 SDUs that might not have met these new standards were deducted from the total so that the forecast does not assume that SDUs on these types of lots would occur in the future. MDR and HDR redevelopment land The amount of redevelopment assumed in the Medium and High Density Residential designations was also determined based on the number of units developed through redevelopment during the 2001 to 2012 period. Demand for additional development on developed MDR lots less than .5 acre and developed HDR lots less than 1 acre to add housing will continue in the future. During the 2001 to 2012 period, an average of about 11 and 12 new dwellings were added to smaller MDR and HDR lots, respectively.65 Assuming the same amount of redevelopment continues annually over the 20 year period, an additional 220 and 240 new dwelling units will be accommodated on smaller developed MDR and HDR lots, respectively. Table 64. New Dwellings Created on MDR and HDR Small Lots, 2012-2032 64 These estimates include deductions to account for recently adopted land use code amendments that limit the amount of lots eligible for SDUs in the future. 65 Based on the University of Oregon's projection of no new student growth for the next 10 years, it is assumed that the recent apartment boom around the university will not continue over the 20 year period. Therefore, these estimates are based on the number of new dwelling units added during 2001-2012, excluding those assumed to be for student housing (e.g. new multi -family located near the university). Part 11 — Eugene Housing Needs Analysis ECONorthwest Page 145 Deduction for student Net new 20 year 2001-2012 housing units dwellings Total per year estimate MDR <.5 acre 153 -26 127 11 220 HDR < one acre 604 -457 147 12 240 64 These estimates include deductions to account for recently adopted land use code amendments that limit the amount of lots eligible for SDUs in the future. 65 Based on the University of Oregon's projection of no new student growth for the next 10 years, it is assumed that the recent apartment boom around the university will not continue over the 20 year period. Therefore, these estimates are based on the number of new dwelling units added during 2001-2012, excluding those assumed to be for student housing (e.g. new multi -family located near the university). Part 11 — Eugene Housing Needs Analysis ECONorthwest Page 145