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CMO_Document_Number
19953
Document_Title
Ordinance amending the Metro Plan to apply light-medium industrial land use designation to a 12.66 acre site located within the Eugene Urban Growth Bounard (Jerry's Home Improvement Ctr., MA 93-1); and adopting a savings and severability clause.
Adopted_Date
2/14/1994
Approved Date
2/14/1994
CMO_Effective_Date
3/17/1994
Signer
Ruth Bascom
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make the Plan internally inconsistent. <br />~ti <br />S, <br />Si <br />t ~, <br />'This proposed Metro Plan diagram amendment will not make the plan internally inconsistent. <br />Inconsistency could result if the diagram reflected a land use that was inconsistent with a <br />fundamental principle of the Metro Plan or a policy directed a particular property or area. <br />Inconsistency could also result from a significant. shift in land inventories for a particular <br />land use category creating a discrepancy between supply and demand. <br />This proposed Metro Plan amendment is consistent with the fundamental principles and <br />policies of the plan. As noted in the discussion of Goa19, this amendment as recommended <br />by staff involves only 13 acres and will not significar-t1y change the inventory of industrial or <br />residential land. There are no policies that relate directly to this specific area. Many Metro <br />Plan policies are generally applicable to this request. The consistency of this request with <br />those polices is demonstrated by the examples provided below. ~ . <br />Residential Lands and Housin Element <br />Policy 23, page II-B-~1 states that to accomplish the fundamental principle of compact urban <br />growth, low-density residential development should average six units per acre on a <br />metropolitan-wide basis. This residential area is ~ significantly below the average density at 1 <br />unit per ~2.5 acres. Development of this area has been anticipated since the subdivision was <br />platted in 1946 and has not occurred due to construction of Beltline Hwy and surrounding <br />industrial uses. Re-cantgura~on of the area is an~ opportunity to increase residential <br />densities in this area which is already within the urban growth boundary. Public investment <br />in the service systems have already been made to support increased residential development <br />in this area.. . _. . <br />Policy 12, page III-A-S promotes compatibility between residentially zoned land and adjacent <br />areas. ~ The site review criteria proposed for this site exceed the current ~ standards in the code <br />for industrial areas that abut residential areas. <br />Policy 20, page III-A supports c~nservat~on of existing housing in stable neighborhoods. The <br />neighborhood has undergone significant change since it was platted in 1946, Re- <br />aonfiguration of the neighborhood in response to the changes has never occurred and as a <br />result, the level of residential development that was planned for this area has rat been <br />achieved. The re-orientation of the neighborhood away from the industrial uses and Beltline <br />Hwy and the buffering proposed in the site review criteria will maintain and enhance the <br />residential viability of this neighborhood. - . <br />Policy 26, page III•A-7 encourages in-fill development an existing subdivision lots within the <br />urban growth bound .Altering the land use tterns in this area will encou a the Ion <br />~'y Pa g <br />: anticipated development of this subdivision. <br />Economic Element <br />. VISED STAFF NDTES -- December 2,1993 Page 14 <br />
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