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Ordinance Exhibit D DOWNTOWN RIVERFRONT LAND USE COMPONENTS CA 19-1, RA 19-1, Z 19-5, WG 19-3, ST 19-3, and SDR 19-2 April 19, 2019 B. Add text to the Land Use Element Policy 2 under the "Skinner Butte Mixed Use Area -Subarea 11" heading as shown: Change the zoning in the Skinner Butte Mixed Use Area to apply the MU -W Whitaker Mixed Use District to properties designated for Mixed Use on the Whiteaker Plan Land Use Diagram except for parcels that are zoned SD Special Development District. Apply R-3 Multiple -Family Residential zoning to properties designated Limited High -Density Residential. Allow future rezoning of parcels zoned SD as initiated by the property owner. Apply SR Site Review subdistrict zoning to all property zoned MU -W Whitaker Mixed Use. except for property in the S -DR Downtown Riverfront Special Area Zone. As noted previously, the proposal changes the zoning designation of six properties from S -W to S -DR and removes the SR overlay zone designation from those properties. All of the properties are adjacent, across an alley, or across a street from land within a historic district, which appears to be the basis for Site Review being applied according to the existing language in Policy 2. Two historic districts overlap in the East Skinner Butte Neighborhood, one National Register (NR) and the other City Landmark (CL), which cover approximately the same geography. The NR and CL historic district boundaries are shown on Exhibit D: East Skinner Butte Historic District Map. The proposed text amendments provide an exception from the requirement to apply Site Review to properties that are across adjacent, across an alley, or across a street from land within a historic district if they are zoned S -DR. EC 9.8424 Refinement Plan Amendment Approval Criteria. The planning commission shall evaluate proposed refinement plan amendments based on the criteria set forth below, and forward a recommendation to the city council. The city council shall decide whether to act on the application. If the city council decides to act, it shall approve, approve with modifications or deny a proposed refinement plan amendment. Approval, or approval with modifications shall be based on compliance with the following criteria: (1) The refinement plan amendment is consistent with all of the following: (a) Statewide planning goals. Findings for EC 9.8065(1) demonstrate the proposal's consistency with applicable Statewide Planning goals and are incorporated by reference herein. Based on these findings, this criterion is satisfied. (b) Applicable provisions of the Metro Plan. Findings for EC 9.8065(2) demonstrate the proposal's consistency with applicable policies of the Metro Plan and are incorporated by reference herein. Based on these findings, this criterion is satisfied. (c) Remaining portions of the refinement plan. The proposed amendments to the Whiteaker Plan, and to repeal the Downtown Riverfront Specific Area Plan, are consistent with the purpose of updating the City's adopted refinement plans to reflect a substantial change in circumstances not anticipated at the time they were originally adopted, as further addressed under subsection (2) (e) below. Implementation of the proposal will generally further the goals and policies of the Whiteaker Plan, by retaining the existing mixed-use designation City of Eugene FINAL SUBMITTAL 40