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i e Chapter i GOALS AND ASSUMPTIONS CONCERNING EUGENE 1974 -2000 PRE Today -75 ;989- peep4e•- ea44-Edgene - heme: _ - At - eur - present- pate - g rewth - ndmbeit . - w 444- doub4e -In- the - next -45- years Today !QA R over 90 09 home • The fu ture t � r z t l bring adds t ionct Z� g rowth and t h i s increase ca.7 t Eugene of every kind as we try to cope with social econ crease wi]1 pose problems will occur, our willingness to-recognize t' nom�c, and physical changes that solving them will determine who hose problems and pay the costs of whether Eugene remains a fit place to live. Whi 1 e every aspect of growth deserves thoughtful consideration, because it involves the men, women and children who live here, this Committee is charged with the res ' for preparing plans that have to do only with the physical environment Therefore, a fore, � l 7 ty our impl � ci t concern with social goals becomes explicit only when there is a demonstrable relationship between social goals and the physical development Eugene, p t of GOALS I. To protect and enhance the quality of our environment so that Eugene i retain its a 9 will l appeal a s a good place ace i n which to live. 2. To restore clean freshness to our air and to our rivers the sparkling they once had, 3, To provide all Eugeneans with as much choice as possible in the fields of education, employment, housing, transportation, recreation, and culture. 4. To establish a pattern of land uses consistent with being of all segments of the communit the needs and well 5. To play a proper role in the develo pment of t i ng the difference between he metropolitan area, recogni z- those prubl ems that are suitable for solution by city action alone and those that require city l eadership or cooperation to develop solutions which are metropolitan, regiona r , state, or national in scope, 6 . - B13C �}�` 7'c ensure that ei ti;wns rave an unders of the_ issues t a t f crr_ e our corr�nts�ti try anr. to assure them a voice in the resolution these issues. on o � 7. To protect the con tinued avai l ab l i ty Of na tura l resources by vise management afid carefu as sessment , o of future as well as current needs, and to f ace rea t is ti c�a 2 Z the di f f icult + y fficu choiceB „flat must be nude to provide that pro- tection. ASSUMPTIONS BASIC TO ALL ASSUMPTIONS: There is no single correct solution, ood for a time to any planning problem. Frequent periodic review )f policies tii l 1 is essential if we are to meet the changing eeds of our communi p es and of plans are more general in nature, they will require less freQue Since goal q nt adjustment.