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19886
Document_Title
An ordinance amending the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Area General Plan (Metro Plan) Diagram.
Adopted_Date
11/9/1992
Approved Date
11/9/1992
CMO_Effective_Date
12/10/1992
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Jeffrey R. Miller
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Policy Ill-A-518}: Continue to encourage the dispersal of housing for all income groups. s <br />a <br />Findings: <br />~ } The Gateway Refinement Plan contains areas for al! of Springfield's housing <br />types at low, medium, and high densities. <br />2} Residential Policy 2.D requires continued City support for the home repair and rental <br />rehabilitation programs, which helps maintain housing stock for a diversity of housing <br />opportunities. <br />3} Residential Policy 1 fi.0 and its implementation actions provides City assistance and <br />incentives for development of a range of housing opportunities that includes housing <br />for Iow and moderate income residents. <br />4} Maintaining the MDR Metro Plan designation and zoning on the entire ~ 80-acre area <br />east of Game Farm Road South SAS RECOMMENDED IN THE SPRINGFIELD PLANNING <br />CQMMISSIQN CHANGES}, maintains the metropolitan area's ability to provide a wide <br />variety of housing din terms of type and cost} through density allocations. <br />Policy 111-A•5~1) }: Encourage retention of large parcels or consolidation of small parcels of <br />residentially zoned land to facilitate their use or reuse for projects requiring such parcels. <br />Findings: <br />~ ~ Retention of the large parcels of undeveloped and underdeveloped MDR-designated <br />land east of Game Farm Road South is accomplished through the Development Area <br />Plan requirements of the Gateway Refinement Plan Residential Policy 14.0 and its <br />implementation actions, as well as the Article 29--Urbanizable Fringe Qverlay District-- <br />ofthe Springfield Development Code. <br />Policy ill-A-512}: Promote compatibility between residential) zoned land and ad'acen ar <br />Y ~ t eas. <br />Findings: <br />Z } Residential Policy 3.4 provides for buffering between residentia! areas and the freeway, <br />~} Residential Policy ) 7.0 provides for buffering of residentially designated areas from <br />public facilities, including roads, fire stations and sanitary and storm sewer. <br />3} Residential Policy 9.0 provides for buffering between general office ~GQ~ uses and <br />residential uses. <br />4} Commercial Policy ~ .4 provides for buffering between commercial uses and adjacent <br />residential uses, to be implemented through the site plan review process. <br />5} ~~ industrial Policy 4.o provides for buffering between industrial, commercial, and <br />residential uses. <br />Policy 111-A-fit ~ fi}: Encourage location of nonresidential uses, such as neighborhood commercial and <br />small-scale light industry, vrithin residentially designated areas when those auxiliary uses are <br />compatible with refinement plans, zoning ordinances, and other local controls for allowed uses <br />in residential neighborhoods. <br />z <br />
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