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Item 3: Ordinance Concerning Jefferson/Far West Plan Amendments
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Item 3: Ordinance Concerning Jefferson/Far West Plan Amendments
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<br />The City shall encourage the rehabilitation of the existing housing stock through both <br />public and private reinvestments. [Jefferson-Far West Refinement Plan, page 27 and 28] <br /> <br />The proposed Refinement Plan Amendment only changes the first and third sentences. EC <br />9.8424 (I) requires that a Refmement Plan Amendment be consistent with the remaining portion <br />of the Refinement Plan. <br /> <br />The sentence which reads "The City shall explore methods of encouraging an increase in <br />residential density yet maintaining the character of the area" remains. The proposed <br />Amendment by reducing the allowable density is discouraging an increase in residential density <br />and as such is contrary to the intent ofthe policy. Granted the idea behind this amendment is to <br />address inappropriate in~fill and it could be argued inappropriate in-fill does not maintain the <br />character of the area, is not the but the solution for this problem are design standards not a <br />prohibition on in~fin through the reduction of density. <br /> <br />As the proposed Refinement Plan Amendment by discouraging rather the encouraging in-fill is <br />not consistent with the remaining portions of the Refinement Plan as a result it fails to meet <br />criteria contained in EC 9.8424(1) and as a result should be rejected. <br /> <br />As the proposed Refinement Plan Amendment fails to meet any of the Refinement Plan <br />Amendment Approval Criteria contained in EC 9.8424 I recommend that the Planning <br />Commission in its submission to the City Council not recommend the approval of the proposed <br />Refinement Plan Amendment and instead recommend that the matter of inappropriate in-fill be <br />addressed through thedevelopnlentof d.e~ign standards. <br /> <br />Metro Plan Approval Criteria <br /> <br />The Eugene Code in EC 9. 7730(3) contains the following criteria to be applied by the City <br />Council in thealJproval of a Metro Plall amel1.dlnent: <br /> <br />(3) Criteria for Appro\l"alofPlan Amendment <br />The following criteria shall be applied by the city council in approving ori.lenying a <br />Metro.Plan amendment application: <br />(a) The amendment must be COI1Sl.stellt \vith the relev"ant State".vide <br />Planning Goals adopted by the Land Conservation and Development <br />Commission; and <br />(b) Adoption of the amendment must not make the Metro Plan internally <br />inconsistent. [EC9.7730(3)] <br /> <br />For the reasons given above in the discussion of the Refinement Plan Amendment's consistency <br />with the relevant state wide planning goals, incorporated here by reference, the proposed Metro <br />Plan amendment fails to satisfy the criteria in BC 9.7730(3)(a). <br /> <br />\ <br />" <br /> <br />Similarly, for the reasons presented above in the discussion of the Refinement Plan <br />Amendment's compliance with the Metro Plan, incorporated here by reference, the proposed <br />Metro plan amendment is not consistent with Policy A. 13 and thus is Makes the Metro Plan <br /> <br />Hinkley <br />l~estimony on:rvlA. 06...5, f(a 06-3 and (~A 06-1 <br />5 Decelnber 2006 <br />Page 7 of 12 pages <br />
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