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4} Parks. Permitted uses are based on these broad land use classifications as listed below. Areas Desi Hated for Low and Medium Densi Residential. Permitted uses for residential architecture shall ensure the retention of the historic architecture, outbuildin s . .. .. g and s~gnuficant landscape features as specified ~n the historic landmark designation. The allowable uses are: Single Family Dwellings, Duplexes, Multi-Family Units, home occupations, and bed and breakfast facilities. Areas Desi Hated for Nei hborhood Commercial. Some houses in the district are now used for commercial purposes. Permitted uses shall allow the conversion of commercial back to residential when it relates to historic residential architecture, including; sin le famil g Y dwellings, duplexes and multi-family urnts. Commercial uses shall conform to the C-1 Neighborhood Commercial District and C-2 General Commercial District as set forth in the Eugene Code, 197 ~ , The exceptions to these permitted uses include allowance of -2 Li htW . g Medium Industrial uses as set forth in the Eugene Code, 1971 for Assessor Map 17-04-25-4 4, Tax Lots 414o and 4aoo, and the following exceptions; Amateur radio antenna structure Automobile sales Blood banks Bowling alleys Car washes Electrical substations Fire stations Hotels Liquor stores, package Marine sales with service Parking area, public Parking garages, private and. public Recreational vehicle and tent parks Recreational vehicle saleslservice Service stations, minor and major repair Skating rinks, indoors Storage facilities, householdlconsumer goods, enclosed and outside Truck, light, saleslrentallservice Areas Desi Hated for Mixed Uses. The district has always been characterized by mixed use, and mixed uses shall be encouraged in the future. Permitted uses shall conform to the uses outlined under the residential and commercial use sections and small-scale light- medium industrial uses as permitted in the I-2 District when compatible to the historic character of a property. Areas Desi Hated for Park and D en S ace. Scobert Park is significant for its association with the rural landscape that existed along Blair Boulevard during the historic period. The park shall be retained as a significant landscape feature of the district. Shade trees, fruit and nut trees, and ornamental plantings that exist in the park shall be maintained. Future construction of buildings and installations of plant material, park furniture and play