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(k) Policy 1 of the Franklin Boulevard Community Commercial Strip Policies (page 20) of the SAS is amended as follows: 1. With the exception of 1) the "Institutional Area" ('% on the Land Use Diagram), 2) the Limited High Density Residential/Limited Institutional Area ("LHDR/LI" on the Land Use Diagram) and 3) the Department of Motor Vehicles site ("S" on the Land Use Diagram), non-residential zoning shall not be expanded in the study area. (I) Policy I of the 19th and Agate Neighborhood Commercial Development (page 21) of the SAS is amended as follows: 1. With the exception of 1) the "Institutional Area" ("l" on the Land Use Diagram), 2) the Limited High Density Residential/Limited Institutional Area ("LHDR/LF on the Land Use Diagram) and 3) the Department of Motor Vehicles site ("S" on the Land Use Diagram), non-residential zoning shall not be expanded in the study area. (in) The University of Oregon Lands, Description and Statement of the Problem section (pages 23 and 24) of the SAS is amended by amending the last paragraph on page 23, the first paragraph on page 24, and adding five new paragraphs thereto, to provide as follows: Through efforts made by the Fairmount Neighbors Planning Committee and by representatives of the University Planning Office, the University of Oregon Plan for Development: East Campus Area, was developed and included as part of this section in the 1982 Plan. Pertinent polices contained in that Plan for Development were endorsed by the Fairmount Neighbors Special Area Planning Committee and parallel policies adopted for its special area plan. Future cooperation between the University and the neighborhood may bring diminution of some of the other persistent problems. The 1982 University Development Policy was in place for 20 years. It accomplished evolution of the campus through an orderly pattern in which increased intensity of land use proceeded without "leapfrogging." In 2002, the University of Oregon began a comprehensive update of its East Campus Development Policy. The goal of the update was to provide for the future campus land needs without diminishing the quality of the surrounding neighborhood. Since the 1982 adoption of the SAS, the University has developed numerous facilities within the East Campus area (Knight Law School, Museum of Natural History, Graduate Student Housing, East Campus Children's Center). The area's development potential, as constrained by SAS policies, University East Campus policies, and University Long Range Development Plan policies, had been almost Ordinance - ?