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Ordinance No. 20274
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Ordinances
Document_Date
1/13/2003
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20274
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2/12/2003
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James D. Torrey
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Completion of the overall circulation system within the site <br />Extension of sanitary sexvers to the site <br />Extension of electric, and water systems to the site <br />Creation of a stormwater drainage system <br /> <br />An infrastru~crure financing pro~ that addresses timing and equity issues ~br new <br />development. <br /> <br />Implementation of the Royal Avenue S12eci./ic Plan requires that the land within the node boundaries <br />be zoned with the S-RN Royal Node Special Area Zone and be developed in accordance with the <br />Eugene Code, 1971 criteria and standards for that zone. <br /> <br />The Plan recognizes that a rural neighborhood already exists within the future nodal development <br />area. This neighborhood consists of generally well-maintained homes and out-buildings, several of <br />Which are used for business-related purposes. The site plan for this area was structured to allow <br />existing residents, or their heirs, to remain in their homes and on their properties for as long as each <br />owner desires. The intent of this plan is not to cause, directly or indirectly~ existing property owners <br />to move or be displaced from their homes. <br /> <br />About half of the homes in the planning area are on parcels of tand ranging between 5 and 36 acres <br />in size; the remainder are on parcels of land smaller than 5 acres in size. The Plan is also structured <br />to allow each property ovmer the opportunity to sell or to develop undeveloped or underdeveloped <br />portions of their property for the purpose of creating a new higher-density, mixed-use neighborhood <br />in this area, the layout and design of which will be based on nodal development design principles. <br /> <br />Policies: <br /> <br />The Royal Ave~e Specific Plan shall serve as the basis for development regulations and <br />infrastructure improvements within the Royal Avenue Specific Plan area. Amendments to <br />land use regulations for the Royal Avenue Node shall be consistent with the Land Use <br />Element of the Royal gvenz~e Specific Plan. <br /> <br />Construction of proposed drainage corridors identified in the Plan shall be delayed until new <br />development in the Planning area creates a need for the drmnage system. New development <br />is defined, fbr the purpose of this policy, as final approval of any new subdivision or planned <br />unit development within the Royal Avenue planning area; or final approval of an annexation <br />request for tand designated in the Royal Avenue Specific Plan for Main Street Commercial, <br />Commercial Mixed-Use~ 'Residential Mixed-Use or Medium-Density Residential <br />development. The drainage corridor will be constructed in one or two increments, depending <br />on Where the first development proposal is approved within fhe node. Approval of new <br />development on the north side of Royal Avenue will require construction only of' the <br />northside drainage channel; approval of new development on the south side of Royal-will <br />require construction of the complete system. <br /> <br />Exhibit B - 2 <br /> <br /> <br />
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