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The following Table 2 summarizes the public land uses that will be accommodated on residential land inside the UGB. Table 2. Estimate of Public Land Need on Residential Land, Eugene UGB, gross acres, 2012-2032 Estimated need inside Type of Use UGB on residential land 2012-2032 Public Facilities and Operations City/EWEB 22 University of Oregon 30 Parkland needed inside the current UGB 91 Schools 0 Semi-public uses 0 Total 143 Source: 4.1 and Bethel School Districts, The University of Oregon, PROS Project and Priority Plan, EWEB staff, City of Eugene public facilities plans and City Public Works staff 5. Summary of 2012 Residential Land Supply After Public Need Deductions The 143 acres needed to accommodate public uses on residential land equates to 143 acres of lost capacity for housing on residential land to be deducted from the 2012 residential land supply. The capacity of the 2012 residential land supply is discussed in the Housing Needs Analysis (HNA) at Part II of this Study as follows, and Table 3, below, summarizes the residential supply capacity after the public deductions: • The HNA finds that Eugene has a surplus of 10 acres of Low Density Residential land. Accounting for the 109 acres of Low Density Residential land that is needed for public and semi-public land results in a deficit of 99 acres of Low Density Residential land. • The HNA finds that Eugene has a surplus of 124 acres of Medium Density Residential. Accounting for the 4 acres of Medium Density Residential land that is needed for public and semi-public land results in a surplus of 120 acres of Medium Density Residential land. • The HNA finds that Eugene has a deficit of 53 acres of High Density Residential land. Accounting for the 30 acres of High Density Residential land that is needed for public and semi-public land results in increasing the deficit for High Density Residential land to 83 acres. Residential Land Supply Study I Final Part III — Page 5