Item B: Parks, Recreation and Open Space Comprehensive Plan

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A p-peV\d,-x A 4-1 Buildable Lands Inventory Impact Analysis Summary (Aggregated) 1 Total maximum number of acres within which restrictions of Goal 5 regulations 1,568 would apoly under staff recommendation 2 Minus non-tax lotted (e.g., rights of way) areas not included in buildable lands -381 inventories 3 Subtotal 1,187 4 Minus other areas dermed as non-buildable. in the Residential Lands Study -123 5 Subtotal 1,064 6 Minus acres within the 1,064 that are currently zoned PL -427 7 Subtotal 637 8 Minus acres within the 637 that are currently zoned NR (protected wetlands in the -21 West Eugene Wetlands Plan) , 9 Maximum total reduction in acres of buildable land resulting from proposed Goal 5 616 protections 10 Subtotal zoned/designated residential 446 11 Subtotal zoned commercial 43 12 Subtotal zoned industrial 45 13 Subtotal zoned other 82 14 15 Total acres of the 616 acres (line 9) that are owned 'by the City of Eugene. For 129.6 information onlv-does not affect analvsis of impacts to buildable lands. Buildable Lands Inventory Acreage Impact Analysis Methodology 1. The area within which the restrictions of the proposed IWR Water Resources Conservation Overlay Zone would apply were digitally mapped (using data from the Goal 5 wetland, riparian and upland wildlife habitat inventories and the regional Geographic Information System, and ArcMap 9.0 software) for each GoalS site or portion of a site, and the recommended setback distance for each site or portion of a site is reflected in the digital map ("protected area shapefile") . a. In nearly every case, the area within which the land use restrictions apply is only a portion of a parcel to which the Overlay Zone is applied. Therefore, the protected area shapefile is not a map of affected tax lots, but, rather, a map of those specific portions of affected tax lots where the restrictions apply. b. The area shown in the protected area shapefile is the largest possible extent within which restrictions could apply under the draft IWRprovisions. In many cases the actual "protected areat> would be smaller based upon exceptions or adjustments allowed in the draft overlay zone provisions. c. The protected area.shapefile includes the total protected area within the Eugene UGB for all resource types combined. d. The total acreage shown in the protected area shapefile within the Eugene UGB for all resource types combined is 1~568 acres. This is the maximum possible area of impact to the entire buildable lands supply (aU three categories). ,