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"Residential uses on this MDR site will be further limited to housing <br />qualifying as housing for older persons under the 19S$ Amendments to the <br />Federal Fair Housing Act, and insofar as authorized by the I9$8 Fair Housing <br />Amendments and other applicable law, further limited to occupancy by <br />adults." <br />b. 4n April 2$,1992, the Applicant duly recorded as Document 9223325, Lane County <br />Department of Deeds and Records a declaration of restrictive covenants, executed <br />and acknowledged on said date by Daniel J. Kesler, President and Authorized Agent <br />of Good Neighbor Care Centers., owner of the subject property and applicant herein. <br />The restrictive covenant, like the refinement plan amendment, limits use of "all <br />_ residential uses on the property" to "housing qualifying as housing for elderly persons <br />under the terms of the Fair Housing Act Amendments of 19$$ and authorized by <br />Oregon Revised Statutes DRS b59.o33~6}~a~. <br />The restrictive covenant is effective for "as long as any pardon of the subject property <br />is designated for residential use in the Eugene-Springfield Metro Area Plan." The <br />declaration is made for the benefit of the City of Springfield and Springfield School <br />District # 19. The declaration provides that it is to touch and concern the property. <br />Because this plan amendment designates a substantial portion of the property as <br />residential at the Metro plan level, only another Metro Plan amendment can release <br />the property from the restrictions imposed by the Declaration. <br />The affected school district has reviewed the refinement plan amendment and the <br />declaration of restrictive covenants, and has advised that <br />". , .~~~t would appear that the restrictions provide assurance that the number <br />of school age children, and the potential impact of the project on the Schoal <br />District, would appear to only minimally impact the functional capacity <br />overload we are experiencing in the School District." <br />Based upan this and other evidence in the retard, the Council finds that the proposed <br />project will have minimal impact on affected schools and therefore does not unduly burden <br />school capacity in violation of Statewide Land Use Goal Eleven. <br />Supplemental Findings on Remand - Z <br />~XH16lT~.,..~.,~..~ , <br />PAGE ~ ,a~ ~` <br />