Item 1: Ordinances on Infill Compatibility Standards Code Amendments

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2.Rampant illegal parking obstructing alleys, in front yards, and even between the sidewalk and the street on the planting strip. Many parts of WUN and SUNA fall under the Residential Parking Program (RPP). There are currently about 840 RPP permits purchased annually by WUN and SUNA residents in the A, B, and C zones near the University for on-street parking. These residents depend on these on-street parking spaces since many older buildings were divided and added to as multifamily developments in the past without providing parking. In addition, up to 55 commuter permits are sold each month to employees of businesses that allow parking in Zone C. Many residents in these RPP zones generally walk, bicycle, and take the bus to the university, work, and shopping. But a large number of residents also have a car for other travel trips where public transit is not available and walking or riding a bike is impractical. For example, there is still no bus service to the airport. Attached please find the tables of data collected as part of this process. 1.Bedrooms in West University Neighborhood (WUN) Multifamily Projects by Unit Type (for printing on color printers) 2.Bedrooms in West University Neighborhood (WUN) Multifamily Projects by Unit Type (gray for printing on black an white printers) 3.West University Neighborhood (WUN) Multifamily Projects compared with ICS Multifamily Parking Proposal (July 12, 2009) 4.South University Neighborhood (SUNA) Multifamily Projects compared with ICS Multifamily Parking Proposal (July 24, 2009) 5.Multi-Dwelling Infill Committee Parking Recommendations approved by the ICS Task Team 6.Five examples of common illegal parking in WUN Respectfully submitted, Steven Baker West University Neighbors Board Member 360 East 15th Avenue Eugene, OR 97401 msbaker@cs.uoregon.edu Written testimony by Steven Baker on proposed ICS Parking amendments (November 6, 2009) Page 2