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<br />I. INTRODUCTION <br /> <br />What this report contains <br /> <br />This report discusses issues related to residential infill and redevelopment in the <br />area encompassed by the "Chambers Revisited" (CR) project in Eugene, Oregon. <br />The CR project area is in west Eugene and roughly bounded by Polk Street, West <br />13th Avenue, Garfield Street, and West 7th Avenue. (See Appendix A for a map of <br />the CR project area.) <br /> <br />(As of the date of this report, the Eugene City Council is considering a proposal to <br />establish the "Chambers Special Area (S-C) Zone" that would encompass the CR <br />project area.) <br /> <br />Following the introductory material in Section I, we provide in Section II a brief <br />recap and analysis of Eugene's land use policies that are intended to protect the <br />character of existing residential neighborhoods, such as those within the CR <br />project area. <br /> <br />Next, in Section Ill, we provide a close look at the three distinct residential <br />neighborhood areas within the CR project area. For the largest of these areas, we <br />provide a detailed description ofthe elements and patterns that define the <br />neighborhood's character. <br /> <br />In Section IV, we provide residents' perspectives on the impacts of new houses, <br />duplexes, and apartments built in this neighborhood, We list specific poor siting <br />andlor bad design practices that impinge on residents' privacy, safety, enjoyment <br />of their homes, yards, and streets, or that erode and destabilize the neighborhood <br />character that makes this area an attractive place to live for a diverse group of <br />people. <br /> <br />Section V provides detailed data on the current land use and development in the <br />R-2 zoned area east of Chambers Street. This data provides an empirical basis for <br />both the narrative description of infiU impacts presented in the preceding section <br />and for the density analysis that follows in Section vn. <br /> <br />In this version of the report, Section VI is a short discussion of the proposed <br />"Chambers Special Area (S-C) Zone" development standards that apply to the S-C/R- <br />2 subarea. The proposed code is available from the City of Eugene Planning and <br />Development department and is posted on the CAFHN Web site ( <br />www.cnrNeighbors.Qfg). <br /> <br />Section VII provides an analysis of projected residential density under the proposed <br />Chambers Special Area Zone standards. <br /> <br />Concluding sections and appendices provide additional resources and supporting <br />information. <br /> <br />November I, 2005 <br /> <br />Chambers Revisited - Neighbors' Report <br /> <br />1 <br />
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