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5 CONCLUSIONS As shown in Table 68 below, the key findings from this Housing Needs Analysis are: • Eugene has surplus of 10 Low Density Residential Acres • Eugene has a surplus of 124 Medium Density Residential Acres • Eugene has a deficit of 53 High Density Residential Acres Table 68. Summary of all land deficit or surplus, Housing Needs Analysis Conclusion Employment in Residential Plan Designations TBD Total High Density Residential -53 Note: For TBD estimates, see the Residential Land Supply conclusion in Part III of this Study These figures are not the final determinations of the City's residential land supply or deficit. In the following Part III of the Residential Land Supply Study, the City analyzes the impacts of public and semi-public uses on residential land. In the Economic Opportunities Analysis section of the City's Envision Eugene Employment Land Supply Study, the City analyzes the impacts of employment uses on residential land. After consideration of these impacts on the capacity of Eugene's residential land, the City's 20 -year residential land needs are determined and indicated in the conclusion of Part III of the Envision Eugene Residential Land Supply Study: "Public and Semi -Public Uses on Residential Land (2012-2032)." Part 11 — Eugene Housing Needs Analysis ECONorthwest Page 149 Land sufficiency Plan Designation / Use (deficit) (gross acres) Low Density Residential New Housing 16 Group Quarters -6 Public and Semi -Public Uses TBD Employment in Residential Plan Designations TBD Total Low Density Residential 10 Medium Density Residential New Housing 130 Group Quarters -6 Public and Semi -Public Uses TBD Employment in Residential Plan Designations TBD Total Medium Density Residential 124 High Density Residential New Housing -47 Group Quarters -6 Public and Semi -Public Uses TBD Employment in Residential Plan Designations TBD Total High Density Residential -53 Note: For TBD estimates, see the Residential Land Supply conclusion in Part III of this Study These figures are not the final determinations of the City's residential land supply or deficit. In the following Part III of the Residential Land Supply Study, the City analyzes the impacts of public and semi-public uses on residential land. In the Economic Opportunities Analysis section of the City's Envision Eugene Employment Land Supply Study, the City analyzes the impacts of employment uses on residential land. After consideration of these impacts on the capacity of Eugene's residential land, the City's 20 -year residential land needs are determined and indicated in the conclusion of Part III of the Envision Eugene Residential Land Supply Study: "Public and Semi -Public Uses on Residential Land (2012-2032)." Part 11 — Eugene Housing Needs Analysis ECONorthwest Page 149