Resolution No. 2747 Westside Plan

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•f .. - - - ; r', .; r 1 F �' -;�� `;_ • • ' -' '1- �f••� C�F_` f_ '1. i:_�F- '1•!'54 -•5'_ _ .'f• � , i - `.i The exi sti n densi ty of the Westsi de Nei ghborhood i s 11.3 units per net acre, J ;� 9 to .37,6 G for apartment devel o meat. with a range from 7. fi for si uses p P , , _ Since the 1990 Plan designates the area for medi resi dente al devel op� - dwell units p er net acre) the Westsi de area- already complies, . ' meat (10- dwell g p . with the 1990 Plan intention for overall: development. POLICIES ' It - i s the pol icy 'of 'the Ci ty of Eugene 1. To reserve the existing i nnerr urban, predominantl si ngl �- family character. of the Westside Neighborhood by: ovidin a form of zonin that can maintain t Pr 9. 9 he residential _ atmosphere and provide a means for change consistent with the ' the community; • and . ne�.ghborhood and y - Protecting the historical aspects, "close-in advantages,• .and ' the physical beauty of many of the nei ghborhood' s structures and tree-lined streets. y 2. To maintain in. the future a medium-level density of devel opment through conservation, where possible, of existing singl structures,, - and . development or redevelopment, where appropriate, of ' compati bl a - si ngl e- or muTt1- family structures, through: Review of 1 and- us'e - re ul ati ons and their appl i cati on to the Westsi de Neighborhood, seeking regulation which will cones serve and preserve the unique characteristics of the area; and { Imp rovement in the design of apartment houses wi thi n ' the neigh do borhood in terms of parking, appearance, and archi tectural compatibili & To 9 ui de future commercial development to comprise varied, small-scale uses oriented toward neighborhood needs. Discussion of the Policies of the Westsi de Neighborhood depends on the age . and char - - Much of the quality 9 acter of its residences and landscape. Preservation of these distincti qualities will require policy commi tment to the value and integrity of inner- city neighborhoodso decisions have been based largely on the assumption -that In the past, policy inner-city 9 nei hborhoods would eventually, perhaps i nevi tably, be redeveloped,. . s �It was either for high -- densi residential uses or other non u es assumed that families who 'could afford to do so would continue• to move to more suburban neighborhoods from the core area. emphasis i s being 1 revitalizing and preserving the aced on Now, 'however, more imp 9 P . inner cities. Eugene has pursued that policy through its work wi th the 1974 Hous and Communi Development Act - , which stresses preservati ' and rehabi 1 i- tats on of existing neighborhoods. 10 1' �i • 1 t. i ' 1 t 1