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Project Scope <br />The Urban Reserves Project is a process to adopt an urban reserves area in coordination with the <br />development of our growth monitoring program, so as to strategically position the city of Eugene for <br />smart growth consistent with our needs and values into the future. Five main phases of work are <br />anticipated, as described below. There will be extensive public involvement throughout the project, as <br />described in the Public Involvement Plan. <br />1.Project Initiation, winter-spring 2018 <br />Development of a Project Charter and Public Involvement Plan (PIP) are the first steps of the project. <br />Staff will take these deliverables to the City and County Planning Commissions, City Council and <br />Board of County Commissioners for their review, discussion and input. The documents will be <br />refined, and the Eugene Planning Commission will approve the PIP. City and County staff will jointly <br />sign the Project Charter. <br />Following this initial input, we will introduce the broader public to the project and build a strong <br />base of participation. The major communication methods for the project will be implemented during <br />project initiation, and used throughout the planning process. <br />In this phase, we will also establish the three inter-jurisdictional committees comprised of <br />community volunteers, leaders and staff who will contribute to project decision-making. They will <br />have specific roles related to technical review, policy review, and service provision. <br />2.Technical Analysis, summer 2018-spring 2019 <br />The purpose of the technical analysis is to determine how much the city will need to grow between <br />2032 and 2062, and to inform and assist the City and County in evaluating potential urban reserve <br />areas to meet these identified growth needs. The information in the technical analysis will help the <br />City and County determine which areas within the selected study area merit further consideration as <br />candidates for inclusion in the urban reserves. The approach has three steps; the third step being <br />the most lengthy: <br />a)Update the Envision Eugene Land Sufficiency Model to determine land need projections for <br />population growth between 10 and 30 years beyond our 2032 UGB; <br />b)Determine the study area size necessary for evaluation of land for possible inclusion in <br />urban reserves, based on the land need projections; <br />c)Evaluate the study area land for inclusion in urban reserves consistent with the priorities <br />listed in OAR 660-021-0030, and the locational factors of Statewide Land Use Goal 14.2 As <br />part of this work, we will develop a preliminary analysis of how much, and where, future <br />growth can best be accommodated within the study area. The analysis will include factors <br />such as: <br />i.study area characteristics; <br />2 <br /> According to OAR 660-021-0030, the process used for determining urban reserves is similar to determining an <br />urban growth boundary. Land is prioritized using the same categorization methodology as shown in the UGB Study <br /> <br />stndrdth <br />Deleted b/c urban reserves are actually 1 priority, Exception lands 2, marginal lands 3, farm & forest 4. But I <br /> <br />5 | Page <br /> <br />
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