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more than one hospital will locate in Eugene in It iS aisc reas°nable to assume that a hospital development located under the provisions of this 2&e than 40 acres. The Sacred HeM Medical center on 12 acres, a four block area including uses ~eaWas apProximately 38 acres. The McKenzie- ~ 15 acres, including related uses. The X ~ SPringfield~ plied fOr a hosPkal Md numerous hospkal- ~ s ~S approximately 40 acres, Based on these faCts, the CkY ofEugene can r~as0nabie assume thai any h;spital site ~at is located under the prOViSiOns of this ;rdinan~e would be n0 larger than 40 acresI The uses authorized y ~e ordln~ce are, Hospital, Cl!mc or other Me&cai Health Treatment menia! health), and iiLaborato~i includes medica! dentatl and X~ray~, The ~Ommef;ial and }ndus~aizones for WhiCh new uses are authorized under the teTM of the O~dinance able: C-4 ii-1 11[-2 ii-3 ~l X X X X >r other Medical X* X* X* X* Treatment Facility ing mental health) ~ tory, includes medFal X* X* X* and x-r ., i * Use ~s ~ included within a hospital development site. The institutional uses permitted by the ordinance are primarily commercial uses, consistent with the C-4 zone and its Corresponding comprehensive plan designation. These types of uses were considered in establishing the area's supply of commercial lands. (Eugene Commercial Lands Study at II-7, III-4, C22 - C23). The hospitals akeady established in the area have commercial zoning and designations and hospitals, cliniCs and labs are already permitted conditionally in some commercial zones. Since the uses being allowed in C-4 are commercial in nature and were already permitted in commercial designations, the ordinance's allowance of these uses in C-4 is conMstent with Goal 9. The allowance of these uses in M, I-2 and I-3 is also consistent with Goal 9. The establishment ora 40-acre hospital development site in Eugene's M, I-2 or I-3 zones would not reduce the area's supply of industrial lands belo'~~ that needed to accommodate the industrial growth anticipated in the Cffy's acknoWledged industrial lands inventory. The City's acknowleciged industriiil land inventory documents (the Metropolitan Industrial Lands Jnventory Report arid Metropolitan Lands Policy Report - July 1993) shows an industrial land supply of 3~604 buildable acres for the Metro area. 2895.49 acres of this buildable industrial lands are within the Eugene UGB, including 734.52 acres Exhibit A ~ 11