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Attachment A Exhibit A to Ordinance No. 24159 Park I: Chapter ~Zl-A, Residential Land Use and Housing Element of the Eugene-Sprin eld .~Vletropolttan area General Plan ~s replaced with a new Chapter Ill-A to read as follows: A, Resrd. ;;Land Use and„ Housing Element ' ential. . ~~ ,~~~~~ .,,~~~, ,~,. ., The Residential Land Use and Housing Element addresses the housing needs of current and future residents of the metropolitan area. Land in residential use occupies the lar est share of g land vv~th~n the urban growth boundary, The existing housing stock and residential land su 1 Pp y and its relationship to other land uses and infrastructure is critical to the future needs of all residents. This element addresses State Housing Goal 10, `To provide for the housing needs of citizens of the state.' Housing demand originates with the basic need for shelter but continues into the realm of creating communities. The policies contained in this element are based on an anal sis Y of land supply and existing and future housing demand ~nclud~ng ex~sting hous~n roblems and gp the needs of the expected future population. Numerous factors were reviewed to develo a . p pro~ectlon of future housing demand ~nclud~ng projected number of households, household income, age, household size, household type and special housing needs. The back round . g material vv~th this analysis is contained in two documents, the 1999 Supply and .Demand 2'echnical Analysis; and the 1999 Site Inventory Document. This element is organized by seven topics related to housing and residential land, These to ics , p include: • Residential Land Supply and Demand; • Residential Density; • Housing Type and Tenure; • Design and Mixed Use; • Existing Housing Supply and Neighborhoods; • Affordable, Special Need, and Fair Housing; and • Coordination. The applicable f ndings and policies are contained under each topic heading. Finally, the policies listed provide direction for the local jurisdictions in preparing zoning and development regulations to address future housing needs. Each jurisdiction will be responsible to implement the policies contained in the Residential Element. At the time of the annual monitoring report, information an progress made to realize