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CMO_Document_Number
19777
Document_Title
Amending Eug-Sprfl Metro Plan to redesignate prop. identified as map 17-02-31, tax lots 300 & 700, from lt-med & heavy ind. land use to combination of med-density residential, lt-medium ind. & comm. land uses; adopting svgs. & sev. clauses
Adopted_Date
5/28/1991
Approved Date
5/28/1991
CMO_Effective_Date
6/28/1991
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Jeffrey R. Miller
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Goal 7 -Areas St;b~ect to ~Tatt~~'al nisaste~•s and ~-~azards. This goal requires that in areas <br />of natural hazards, such as landslides a~~d floods, develap~1~ents must incorporate appropriate <br />safeguards. <br />L!'letro Plan Polie}~ C-~: Local governments shall require site-specific soil surveys and <br />eologic studies where potential problems exist. when problems are identified, local <br />g <br />governments shall require special design considerations and construction measures be <br />taken to offset the soil and geologic constraints present, to protect~1jife and property, and <br />to protect environmentally sensitive areas." Page lYl-C-7. <br />The site is not in a flood lain or flood~~1a . It is level and not subject to slides. The goal does <br />P y <br />not address artificial hazards, such as those from traffic, industrial activity, or excavation. The <br />a licant has addressed the problem of noise, safety, air quality and compatibility with nearby <br />. PP ... . <br />industrial act~v~t~es by proposing a large buffer of nanres~dent~ally-designated land to the east <br />of the existin resin Iant. ~ In addition, the applicant has proposed to fence and Landscape the <br />g P . <br />entire western boundary of the property, consistent with wetlands regulations, to provide a <br />bermed and fenced buffer at least 3o feet deep, along with a similar buffer area at least one <br />hundred feet deep clang the northwest boundary. These buffers shall be requirements of this <br />plan amendment, to be .implemented upon site review. <br />Goal 8 -Recreational 11~eeds. ~ This Baal requires planning for recreation areas, facilities and <br />0 ortunities inappropriate proportions and in such quantity and locations as is consistent with <br />PP <br />the availability of resources. The site is located four blocks due west of Tyson Park see <br />attached ma from Mid-Springfield Refinement Plan}, well within the park's half-mile service <br />P <br />radius. The park provides the neighborhood with open space, softball, picnicking, basketball <br />facilities, and open space. The Springfield area is well-served by the willamaiane Parks and <br />Recreation District, with a complete park system, indoor pools, and athletic facilities. The <br />central Location of the site will make efficient use of these facilities in awell-served part of <br />town. _ <br />Goal 9 -Economic Development. This goal calls for diversification and improvement of the <br />econom . among other things, each community must inventory its stock of buildable <br />Y <br />commercial. and industrial lands, project futi~re need for such lands, and plan and zone adequate <br />acreage to meet the projected needs. <br />5 <br />
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