Item A: Envision Eugene - Housing Mix and Industrial Lands

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Eugene needed housing density and mix ECONorthwest Page 9 Table 1. Needed housing density and mix, 2011-2031, Eugene UGB Needed DensityECLA and MixBaseline Assumptions Housing Mix Single-family detached Single-family attached Two to four units Five or more units Number of Units Single-family detached Single-family attached Two to four units Five or more units Total 13,754 13,754 Housing Density (dwelling units per net acre) Single-family detached Single-family attached Two to four units Five or more units Total Average 8.9 7.3 Housing Density by Plan Designation (dwelling units per net acre) Low Density Residential Medium Density Residential High Density Residential Commercial Designations Total Average 8.9 7.3 Land Deficit by Plan Designation (gross acres)** Low Density Residential Medium Density Residential High Density Residential Commercial Designations* Total residential land need 958 1,451 Source: ECONorthwest *Note: Th **Note: The gross acres estimate for Low Density Residential, Medium Density Residential and High Density Residential includes the acreage needed for housing as -- of the Preliminary Eugene document. Comprehensive Land Assessment Table 1 presents ECO’s analysis of housing needs; or in the language of the Goal 8 rule, the Housing Needs Projection. This is our assessment of what the minimum overall density and mix of new housing units built between 2011 and 2031 is to meet identified housing needs. The City has the discretion, within limits, to adopt a more aggressive housing density and mix. These limits are the results of three main factors: (1) market demand for housing, based on households’ purchasing choices and PC AIS, p13