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4. where vacant parcels contain frontage on other than a local street on an arterial or collector develo ment of the (i.e., ) parcel should p p include provision for controlled access onto the higher level street, or, where possible, from an adjacent local street. (Policy 4) 5. On collector streets, the land access service and the traffic moving functions are somewhat balanced. In improving these streets, the decision to remove on- street parking privileges should include consideration of the degree of impact on adjacent development. (Policy 5) 6. In the future, location of collector and local street systems and land use planning should be coordinated to prevent occasions where the same collector or local street serves potentially conflicting land uses. For example, the same collector should not serve both industrial and residential development, except where an intervening street intercepts industrial traffic. The same local street should never serve both industrial and residential traffic. (Policy 6) On local streets, the predominant fiunction of land access and service should encourage the retention of on-street parking privileges. (Policy 8) 7. Land use planning in Bethel- Danebo should not allow high traffic attractor- generators to locate on local streets. (Policy 9) (d) Transportation' Mass. Transit The city of Eugene should continue working with the planning staff of Lane Transit District in dete shelter locations, transfer point locations, design of shelters, and bus pullouts. (Policy 4) (e) Transportation, Pedestrian Facilities whenever possible, development of vacant parcels in the Bethel- Danebo area should be designed with attention to providing adequate bike- pedestrian connections to schools and park sites, as well as to existing and proposed bike - pedestrian ways. (Policy 2) (2) Bethel- Danebo Refinement Plan (Phase H -1979) - Policy Direction. (a) while economic growth and revitalization is to be encouraged, strong emphasis should be placed on enhancing Eugene's environment and its quality of life. (Policy 1) Economic development"should: 1. Diversify the employment base; and 2. Provide employment opportunities for existing and future residents while addressing concerns for preservation of the area's livability. (Policy 2) (b) while the amount of industrial lands unused and unsuitable by reason of location outside the urban service area could appropriately be reduced, those remaining needed industrial areas are to be protected from encroachment by incompatible land use. (Policy 4) (c) Sites of sufficient size for industrial expansion, parking, landscaping, and buffering need to be provided. Government action could occur in Ordinance - 391