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are occupied by parking space and .44 acres by an alley which runs parallel to Agate Street. The 5.71 acres between Moss and Columbia streets are primarily used for University parking. The Bean parking lot covers 70 percent of this acreage and is used by students, faculty, and staff. Five buildings in the southeast corner of the remaining 1.5 acres are used for housing, a vacant church is used as a warehouse, and a paved court is used for basketball. 4. Vehicular access into these University lands is primarily by way of 15th Avenue, Moss Street, and Columbia Street via 17thAvenue. These streets are currently two-way streets. A sidewalk connects 15th and 17th avenues along Columbia Street and is used as a through connector for cyclists and pedestrians. 5. Area residents in the May 1980 testimony at the joint elected official hearing on the Metropolitan Plan update indicated that increase in density in East Campus should occur north of 17th Avenue and west of Moss Street (1980). (o) Policy 1 of the Policies - East Campus Area Section (page 24) of the SAS is amended, and new policies 6, 7, 8, and 9 are added thereto, as follows: 1. The City of Eugene and the Fairmount Neighbors recognize the current University-adopted East Campus Policy as a statement of University policy. 6. On University-owned East Campus lands within the state-approved University boundary, the following policies shall apply in the Low Density Residential area: (a) The only uses that may be permitted with a conditional use permit are University-owned office uses and similar support functions provided, in addition to the other criteria for a conditional use permit, those uses are compatible with a Iow-density residential environment. (b) As part of a conditional use permit application, the University shall demonstrate that office uses and similar support functions do not generate more automobile trips than other Iow-density residential uses allowed in the zone and that adequate off-street parking is provided. (c) The City shall not grant conditional use permits to more than seven of the tax lots in the Low Density Residential area and no more than five of the seven tax lots having a conditional use permit shall be located along Villard Street. (d) The preservation and maintenance of the historic architectural, single- family residential character of the Low Density Residential area is an integral part of the surrounding neighborhood. New development shall demonstrate compatibility with this historic architectural, single- Ordinance - P