Agenda Packet 12-12-18 Work Session

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Community Response to Online Survey Following 11/28/18 Meeting 95 SummarySummarySummarySummary of Emailed Feedback From November 14 Meeting of Emailed Feedback From November 14 Meeting of Emailed Feedback From November 14 Meeting of Emailed Feedback From November 14 Meeting PG 1-25 - Paul Conte • Critique of strategies and options including whether/how they would be effective to addressing problems of cost, lack of data to support, and negative impacts of some options. • Promotion of Opportunity Siting as option with supporting explanation/links. • Notes the challenge in the ways that market forces make affordability difficult and call for more attention to options that will help pay for subsidized units. • Suggests new options for the group’s consideration. • Lists specific concerns regarding alignment of options with Envision Eugene pillars and neighborhood livability. • Includes attachments with documents from previous community groups (Mixed-Use Re Development Sub-Group). Predominantly advocating for mixed-use high-density housing options along transportation corridors and guidance on infill compatibility standards. PG 26-111- Bill Aspegren • Broadly concerned that neighborhoods and livability interests are under-represented. • Critique that terms are poorly defined. • Critique of specific options (see complete text for details). • Support for mixed-use and higher density home construction with construction of commercial units. • Specific comments on stimulating ADU construction and suggestions regarding Urban Reserves. • Includes attachments: o PG 28-79 -“Metro Residential Preference” 2014 draft of study prepared by DHM Research. Data from residents of Multnomah, Washington, Clark, and Clackamas Introduction In addition to the online survey, community members also have the option to email the Eugene Housing Tools address to provide feedback. While the online form asks for specific feedback which can be easily compiled and synthesized, emailed feedback tends to be broader, longer, and thus, more difficult to summarize. The emails summarized below include those sent to the HousingTools@eugene-or.gov mailbox that is monitored by City staff and were requested to be shared with the Working Group members. Given the extensive content included in these emails, the Working Group facilitator has identified key points as a means to help interested parties find the feedback they want to read more about. The purpose in making this list isn’t to limit or filter information but rather to make extensive content more accessible and easier to navigate. Parties are, of course, welcome to read the emailed feedback in their entireties. City staff and the facilitator have not vetted any of the community feedback for accuracy. December 12, 2018, Work Session - Item 2