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• Land needed for parks and open space. This includes all land for publicly -owned park and open space use within the Eugene UGB. • Land needed for schools. This includes 4J and Bethel school districts' plans for new schools by general location within the City and potential plans for selling surplus school properties. • Land needed for semi-public uses. This includes land for churches, non-profit organizations, and related semi-public uses. 3. Public and Semi -Public Land Needs This section summarizes the forecast of needed public and semi-public land on residential land in Eugene for the planning period 2012-2032. Table 1 summarizes where the 143 acres of public and semi- public demand will be met on land in residential designations inside the UGB: Table 1. Where Public and Semi-public Demand Will be Met Inside the Current UGB on Residential Land, in gross acres, 2012-2032 City of Eugene EWEB University City of School Eugene Plan Storm- Waste- Building Total Designation water water Facilities Fire Water of Oregon Parks Districts (rounded) Low Density 18 - 1.5 90 109 Residential .............. ........ ....... ......-..................... ._ _ .......................... Medium Density 3 - - 1 4 Residential ..........................._ ........ ...._._..---_.... ... _. High Density - 30 30 Residential Total 21 0 1.5 30 91 0 I 143 The 143 -acre public land need on residential land is based on the following assumptions: • Public operations and facilities may be smaller in the future than the current level of service (6.7 gross acres per 1,000 people 2) because Eugene already has most of the large public facilities the City is likely to need over the 20 -year planning period. o Recently built public facilities include: a new Federal building, a new Library, a new site for EWEB (Eugene Water and Electric Board) facilities, new fire and emergency facilities and a new police station. The City anticipates building a new city hall on publicly owned property. o The community may need some new, smaller public facilities over the 20 -year period that will require City land acquisition or easements on land. Review of City of Eugene master plans and capital improvement project lists identify several smaller z From Lane County Tax Assessor data regarding property within public and semi-public ownership. See Eugene Comprehensive Lands Assessment, Table D-1 in the Technical Support portion of the public record for more information. Residential Land Supply Study I Final Part III — Page 2