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3-7/91 IW'I'l1310:I FAIRMOUNT /UNIVERSITY OF OREGON SPECIAL AREA STUDY REVISIONS AND ERRATA SEPTEMBER 27, 1982 Deletions are shown in [brackets]. Additions are underlined Portions not listed remain the same as the May, 1982 draft. Page references are to the May, 1982 draft . II. LAND USE Replace Existing Land Use Map with revised Generalized Existing Land Use Map (see attached Generalized Existing Land Use Map). (p. 17) A. THE CORE RESIDENTIAL AREA New Proposal: 2°. If the o ortun i t arises the City should ac u i re ro ert west of and abutting Fairmount Park for future ex an s i on of that ark , (p, 19 ) B, THE FRANKLIN BOULEVARD COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL STRIP Proposal: 2. [There are currently negotiations in progress between the neighbor- hood, City, and a major property owner north of 15th Avenue to address the impact of future development on the residential properties south of 15th Avenue, These efforts should continue and their resolution will be submitted as a addendum to the Special Area Study.] (p. 20) The site-review subdistrict should be attached to the commercially used Romania properties Assessor's Ma 17- 03 -33 -32 Tax Lot 2800 and 4100; and Assessor's Ma 1/-UJ-33-31, Tax Lot 00 ). (p.20) D. THE OREGON DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION LANDS Po 1 icy: 1. Future use of the ODOT lands shall be for residential, park and office as defined in the following policy statements, [a. Future use of the ODOT lands shall be primarily res i dent i al . This use shall be for low-density residential development not to exceed 10 d w e l l i n g units per acre.] (p. 22) [Alternative to "a, "] a. Future use of the ODOT-lands shall be 1 residential. This use shall be for low- to medium -dens i t res i dent i al development. (p, 22 ) E. THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON LANDS Policy: 4, The City shall encourage the University to develop its high -and medium-density residential units with concern for adequate parking and appro- priate parking solutions, regard for landscaping, and consideration of the impact on the rest of the neighborhood. (p. 25)