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Ord. 20619
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Ordinance Exhibit D <br />DOWNTOWN RIVERFRONT <br />LAND USE COMPONENTS <br />CA 19-1, RA 19-1, Z 19-5, WG 19-3, ST 19-3, and SDR 19-2 April 19, 2019 <br />properties relies upon on their existing Metro Plan designations for parks and open space and nodal <br />development. These individual parcels were not included in the original re -zoning of properties to the <br />S -DR Zone as part of the "EWEB Riverfront Master Plan" (see Ord. 20513 and its Exhibits) but have <br />since been recognized as additional parcels that should be rezoned as part of the new riverfront park <br />at its northern end near the DeFazio Pedestrian Bridge. It is also noted that these parcels will have a <br />subdistrict designation within the S -DR zone for /CL, Cultural Landscape, which is consistent with <br />their intended use and availability as part of the new riverfront park. They will also retain the /WR <br />Water Resource Overlay Zoning which will ensure compliance with the City's adopted protections for <br />Goal 5 resources (i.e. the Willamette River). None of these changes would conflict with any known, <br />adopted refinement plan provisions in the context of this criterion. <br />Regarding the removal of the /TD Transit Oriented Development Overlay Zone from one (1) parcel, the <br />development standards in the S -DR Zone (Exhibit A), as amended, duplicate the development <br />standards in the /TD Overlay Zone, with minor modifications to align with the redevelopment vision, <br />and are designed to achieve superior performance in development form. The provisions of the /TD <br />Overlay Zone are designed to supplant those of the applicable base zone or overlay zone. As the <br />provisions of the S -DR Zone duplicate and exceed the provisions of the /TD Overlay Zone, retention of <br />the /TD Overlay Zone would create inconsistencies and is therefore is no longer warranted. <br />Furthermore, this individual parcel is located well outside the Transit Oriented Development Overlay <br />Zone area as indicated on EC Map 9.4510, as are all the other parcels included as part of this <br />concurrent adoption package which were previously rezoned to S -DR and to remove the /TD Overlay <br />Zone in 2013 (again, see Ord. 20513 and its Exhibits). In addition, there is no adopted refinement plan <br />that specifically requires retention of the /TD overlay in the context of this criterion. This action is <br />consistent with the overall intent of the S -DR Zone to still facilitate transit -oriented development as <br />part of the overall project, but with more specific provisions in the /CL subdistrict of the S -DR Zone <br />that will facilitate the riverfront park and natural resource protections along the Willamette River. <br />Based on the preceding findings, this criterion is satisfied. <br />(3) The uses and density that will be allowed by the proposed zoning in the <br />location of the proposed change can be served through the orderly extension <br />of key urban facilities and services. <br />The minimum level of key urban facilities and services are defined in the Metro Plan as including <br />wastewater service, stormwater service, transportation, solid waste management, water service, fire <br />and emergency medical services, police protection, City-wide parks and recreation programs, electric <br />service, land use controls, communication facilities, and public schools on a district -wide basis." All of <br />these key urban services and facilities are currently available or can be extended in an orderly and <br />efficient manner within a reasonable timeframe as needed, consistent with this criterion. <br />The subject property is located within the UGB and within the downtown core area of Eugene. The <br />subject parcels are currently developed and served by existing urban facilities and services. Future <br />redevelopment will necessitate extension of such services as is typical. Exhibit J: Stormwater Study <br />provides an evaluation of existing stormwater facilities within the subject property. Exhibit K: <br />Wastewater Study provides an evaluation of existing wastewater facilities within the subject property. <br />Existing transportation facilities are sufficient to handle the proposed re -zoning and subsequent <br />11 Lane Council of Governments (LCOG). Metro Plan. Glossary page V-3. 2004 Update. <br />City of Eugene FINAL SUBMITTAL 46 <br />
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