CC Agenda Packet 05-30-18 Work Session

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ii.planned and existing land uses; iii.surrounding land uses; iv.constraints (factors that reduce the amount of developable land), including protected lands and committed public lands; v.public facility serviceability (including wastewater, water, transportation and stormwater); vi.other existing and potential services to the study area (including transit, fire, electric, schools); vii.capacity analysis for future housing, parks, schools and jobs; and viii.consideration of locational factors described in Goal 14, which include: 1)Efficient accommodation of identified land needs; 2)Orderly and economic provision of public facilities and services; 3)Comparative environmental, energy, economic and social consequences; and 4)Compatibility of the proposed urban uses with nearby agricultural and forest activities occurring on farm and forest land outside of the UGB. 3.Develop Urban Reserve Area Options, summer-fall 2019 In phase 3, we will refine draft options for urban reserves based on the technical analysis of phase 2, and begin developing intergovernmental agreements with area service providers. We will develop two or more growth scenario alternatives within the study area that will identify areas for the additional land that Eugene is likely to need between 10 and 30 years after 2032, or as late as 2062. We will engage community members, service providers, public agencies, community groups and our elected and appointed leaders to determine the preferred planning period, location and size of an urban reserve and develop preliminary intergovernmental agreement content. 4.Urban Reserve Area Proposal, January 2020 By January 2020, an urban reserve proposal incorporating the above input will be brought forward to the Eugene City Council and Lane County Board of Commissioners for their consideration. The decision makers will have the opportunity to direct staff on the urban reserve timeframe, area, and preparation of an adoption package. 5.Formal Adoption Process and IGA development, February-December 2020 The final phase of the project includes the development of urban reserve agreements (or intergovernmental agreements/IGAs) among Eugene, Lane County, and the special districts serving or projected to serve the proposed urban reserve area. These agreements will need to be signed by each jurisdiction at or prior to the time of urban reserve designation. Other work in this phase includes refining the urban reserve proposal based on Council and Board of Commissioners input, ordinance development, metro plan and comprehensive plan amendments (including metro plan boundary review), and the development of a complete Urban Reserves adoption package with findings, for recommendations by City and County Planning Commissions, and adoption consideration by the City Council and Board of County Commissioners in a formal public hearing process. Public engagement in this phase will focus on communicating the City and County direction on urban reserves to the community in order to ensure that it meets community-wide goals and objectives. 6 | Page