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use areas. sites and structures are found i n a range of standard and substandard conditions, Page 4. } Examination of the Generalized Existing land Use Patterns map on page fi of the plan exhibits the mixed-use nature of much of the Whiteaker area, including the subject area. The recognition of the mixed-use concept i s carried further under the p1 an's land-Use Polices and Proposals section on page 7: 2 . Recognize areas within Whiteaker which have Bevel aped a des i rabl e mixed land-use pattern by designating them for continued mixed-use development and preventing them from becoming dominated by a s i ngl e land-use category. The mixed-use areas identified by the land-Use Diagram cover areas where the historic pattern of development has resulted i n a des i r- abl a combination of residential and non-residential uses . Th i s combi not i vn contributes to the diversity and variety which i s an important part of Whiteaker's character. This plan amendment would extend the area of mixed-use development, part i cu- 1 arty on property once occupied by the Eugene Planing Mill . Redevelopment of the area for mixed use, or continuation of existing industrial and residential uses meets several of the Goals for Whiteaker, found on page 3 of the plan: 11. To encourage a vari ety of commercial and industrial uses an an integral part of the Whiteaker community. 12. To improve the existing character and diversity which has been created by the variety of 1 and uses throughout the Whiteaker commu- nity. 13 . Ta increase economic apportun i t i es for Whiteaker residents by Bevel - op i ng local economic resources . In conclusion, mixed-use Bevel vpment i s recognized throughout the plan as a desirable 1 and use. There are few areas i n the city that contain such a diversity of uses . The Whiteaker Refinement P1 an clearly sees mixed use as a positive aspect of the neighborhood, Section 9.145 ~ 2 } ~ c } : The plan amendment i s found to address one or more of the following: 1. An error i n the publication of the plan; 2. A change i n circumstances i n a substanti al manner not anticipated i n the plan; 3. ~ncorporati an i n the plan of new inventory material which relates to a statewide goal ; and 4, A change in pubs is policy. Findings and Conclusions - 4 Exhibit B