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<br />Land that is partially vacant is land that contains some development, but potentially has room for <br />additional development. An example is a three-acre lot with one house on it. The partially vacant <br />land analysis is looking at what factors might influence a particular lot or set of lots to infill with <br />additional development, and at what rate. The preliminary results of the partially vacant land analysis <br />will inform how many homes may reasonably be assumed on these lands over the next 20 years. <br />Those homes will therefore not need new land outside the urban growth boundary, and our need to <br />expand for this type of housing will decrease correspondingly. <br /> <br />A list of the membership of the TRG and its associated subcommittees is included as Attachment A. <br />Attachments B and C are memorandums from the Housing Policy Board and the Sustainability <br />Commission that provide input into the housing mix discussion. <br /> <br />Next Steps <br />Housing Land Need <br />Work will continue over the summer to refine the single-family land need based on additional analysis <br />and public outreach. A council public hearing will be held in the fall to invite comment on the single- <br />family land need recommendation and any resulting need for a UGB expansion. <br /> <br />Industrial Land Need <br />In March, the council directed staff to begin analyzing lands outside the current UGB for industrial land <br />development and to schedule a council work session to review the results of this analysis. Preliminary <br />wetlands analysis is complete and staff are having conversations with property owners in potential <br />expansion areas to identify interests and concerns. In July, staff will update the council on this work and <br />share information regarding emerging preferences for industrial land expansion locations. <br /> <br />Technical Resource Group <br />The Technical Resource Group is expected to continue its work, refining the range of the single-family <br />need, and reviewing multi-family, mixed-use and commercial capacity assumptions, industrial land need <br />analysis, and monitoring and implementation issues that address many of the strategies outlined in the <br />Adaptable and Flexible Implementation pillar. <br /> <br />Public Open Houses <br />th <br />A summer open house series will be held in the Atrium at 99 West 10 Avenue on the first Wednesdays <br />of July, August and September from 3 - 6 p.m. The July open house (July 6) will focus on single-family <br />land need, including maps showing assumed housing capacity; the August 3 open house will focus on <br />potential industrial expansion areas; and the September 7 event will feature updated information on both <br />single-family and industrial land need and expansion. <br /> <br /> <br />RELATED CITY POLICIES <br /> <br />Growth Management Policies <br /> <br /> <br />COUNCIL OPTIONS <br /> <br />No formal action is required at this time. <br /> <br /> <br />\\Cesrv500\cc support\CMO\2011 Council Agendas\M110629\S110629A.doc <br />
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