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Item 3: PH on Ordinance Regarding State Motor Pool Metro Plan Amendment and Zone Change
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Item 3: PH on Ordinance Regarding State Motor Pool Metro Plan Amendment and Zone Change
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<br />The "State Motor Pool site" Is specified as area 3 on the map of A Dozen <br />Downtown Development Opportunity Areas at page 45 of the Downtown Plan. <br /> <br />As a parking lot within the Downtown Plan area, the subject site is <br />. appropriate for commercial designation to facilitate commercial zoning and <br />development. While the Eugene Downtown. Plan did not itself change plan <br />.designations, it gave clear direction that those changes should take place to <br />encourage~he development envisioned by the Plan. . <br /> <br />C. Inappropriateness of the Existing Metro Plan designation for High <br />Density Residential Use <br /> <br />. 0' <br /> <br />. The location and configuration of the motor pool site would make. <br />. extremely unlikely the site's utilization for high density housing. Noise and <br />vibration from the rail use would conflict with residential use. The site would <br />also be difficult to develop in high density housing because it has only 130 feet. <br />of depth on the Pearl Street side, while sharing its longest boundary with the <br />railroad right-of-way. <br /> <br />Assuming the R-3 or R-4 zoning designation .wasapplied to the property <br />to carry out the present Plan designation, a minimum of 30+ units would be <br />required to be developed on ,the site, as well as on-site parking. Given the <br />location of the site, such development is highly unlikely. . <br /> <br />Unless a special zo~ing district was developed to c.arry out the Mixed Use <br />portion of the Plan designation for the site, the only commercial development <br />, allowable in an R -3 and R -4 districts would be Neighborhood Commercial (C-l) <br />development. This commercial development would be subject to PUD <br />procedures. and would be required :to be shown to serve the residents of the <br />residential portion of the development. Such commercial development would <br />not be financially feasible. . <br /> <br />As indicated above, the site is not adjacent to any properties that are <br />likely to be developed into High DensitY Residential use, both due to the <br />surrounding zoning and to existing office use of the properties to the north and <br />west. The Plan designation and. zoning for commercial use will allow the site to <br />be developed in conjunction with the existing 5th Avenue Special.District zoned <br />properties. The existing office uses on the' north and west side will buffer the <br />residential area further. to the north area from this commercial use area. <br /> <br />D. Conclusion <br /> <br />The Metro Plan Land Use Diagram should be amended to comply with <br />the specific policy direction of the Eugene Downtown Plan. The site should be <br />designated Commercial/ND on the Metro Plan Diagram. <br /> <br />WRITTEN'~TATEME~T IN SUPPORT OF THE METROPOLITAN PLAN AMENDMENT APPLICATION, <br />STATE OF OREGON MOTOR POOL SITE - 3 . <br />
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