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AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING DOWNTOWN AND MIXED USE DEVELOPMENT AND AMENDING SECTIONS 9.2160, 9.2161, 9.2170, 9.2171, 9.2173, 9.4280, 9.4290, 9.4530, 9.8030, 9.8670, AND 9.9650 OF THE EUGENE CODE, 1971, TSI ROADWAY POLICY #2 OF THE EUGENE-SPRINGFIELD TRAN
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7/22/2013
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7/24/2013
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Exhibit E <br />efforts. The implementation strategies associated with this policy are geared at actions that the city, <br />not individual project developers, could take to implement these policies, including converting one <br />way streets to two ways, making changes in the courthouse district, studying a north -south arterial, <br />and studying the feasibility of a fixed rail trolley. <br />8. Support intensive development in the downtown area by balancing new parking supply with <br />specific area demands and ensure an adequate supply of parking is available downtown to <br />meet the needs of residents, workers and customers of downtown facilities. <br />To the extent that this policy constitutes mandatory approval criteria, the City of Eugene has <br />undertaken several actions to balance parking supply with demand, including establishing and <br />maintaining parking exempt areas, floor area ratio requirements and city parking programs. <br />Additionally, the city has provided incentives to developers to redevelop sites throughout downtown, <br />including several former surface parking lots. <br />Eugene Commercial Lands Study (1992) <br />6.0 Promote redevelopment of existing commercial areas and compact, dense growth by <br />encouraging business to revitalize and reuse existing commercial sites. <br />To the extent that this policy constitute mandatory approval criteria, the amendments are consistent <br />in that the amendments assist private developers to invest in the downtown and other commercial <br />areas by removing impediments in the land use code <br />12.0 Concentrate development in existing commercial areas to minimize traffic impacts on the <br />rest of the city. <br />15.0 Improve the quality of planning for commercial traffic impacts. <br />These policies apply to the siting of new commercial areas (see Page III -9 of the Eugene Commercial <br />Lands Study). As no lands are being re- designated to commercial as part of these amendments, these <br />policies are not applicable. <br />26.0 Encourage parking lot design that is attractive, does not exceed a reasonable ratio or <br />parking spaces per building areas, and support compact growth. <br />To the extent that this policy constitutes mandatory approval criteria, the amendments are <br />consistent in that the amendments do not revise or otherwise modify the parking lot landscape or <br />design standards. The City of Eugene has addressed and completed a number of the implementation <br />strategies suggested to implement this policy, including increased parking lot landscape <br />requirements, height limits on light fixtures, establishing parking exempt areas and requiring site <br />improvements to support alternative transportation. <br />Findings - 11 <br />
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