HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution No. 3719RESOLUTION N0.
A RESOLUTION ADOPTING THE FAIRMOUNTIUNIVERSITY OF OREGON
SPECIAL AREA STUDY
The City Council of the City of Eugene finds that:
In the Spring of 1980, the Eugene Planning Commission began a refinement study
of the Eugene - Springfield Metropolitan Area General Plan for a portion of the
Fairmount Neighborhood, an area defined by Franklin Boulevard on the north; East
19th Avenue on the south; Fairmount Boulevard and the area north of the extension
of East lath Avenue on the east; and Agate Street on the west.
A p l a n n i n g committee was formed to work with City staff in developing a plan for
the area, subsequently referred to as the F rmount/Uni vers i ty of Oregon Special
Area Study. Membership on the planning committee included representatives of
the Fairmount Neighborhood organization, representatives of area businesses, and
representatives of the University of Oregon.
In May, 1952, a draft Fairmount/University of Oregon Special Area Study was
mailed to all property owners and all addresses within the study boundaries.
On May 25, 1982, the Campus P l a n n i n g Committee of the University of Oregon
adopted and recommended that the President of the University adopt the portion
of the Fairmount/University of Oregon Special Area Study entitled University of
Oregon Deve l opment Policy, East Campus Area, as University policy. The University
President adopted the East Campus Development Policy on July 2, 1982.
The Fairmount Neighbors neighborhood association held a public hearing on the
Special Area Study draft on June 9, 1982. On June 9. 1982, the Fairmount
Neighbors adopted the draft Special Area Study with certain recommendations for
modifications thereof,
The Eugene P l a n n i n g Commission held a public hearing on the Fairmount/University
of Oregon Special Area Study draft on July 13, 1982, The Planning Commission
took action at its meeting of July 13, 1982, to recommend a revised version of
the Fairmount/University of Oregon Special Area Study for adoption by the City
Council.
The City Council held a public hearing on the Fairmount/University of Oregon
Special Area Study on September 27, 1982 and considered recommendations from the
Planning Commission, the Fairmount Neighbors, and members of the public.
The P l a n n i n g Commission and the City Council have reviewed the Fairmount/
University of Oregon Special Area Study. Based on the findings herein and the
public testimony, the City Council finds that the Fairmount/University of
Oregon Special Area Study is consistent with the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan
Area General Plan, the 1974 Community Goals and Policies,, and the Statewide
Planning Goals.
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Now, therefore, based on the above findings,
BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, a Municipal Corporation
of the State of Oregon as follows:
Secti on 1. The policies as set forth in the Fairmount /University of
Oregon Specs a Area Study are hereby adopted as a refinement of the Eugene-
Springfield Metropolitan Area General Plan for the Fai of
Oregon special study area, and any explanatory text following the policies is
recognized as clarifying and explaining the intent of the policies.
Section 2, The Land Use Diagram included i n the Fai
of Oregon Special Area Study is hereby adopted as a refinement of the Eugene-
Springfield Metropolitan Area General Plan Diagram, and the explanatory text
di scussi ng each segment of the Diagram is recognized as clarifying and providing
further explanation of the intent of the Metropolitan P l a n Diagram.
Section 3, The University of Oregon Deve P o l i c y for the East
Campus Area is recognized as a statement of University policy for land under
their ownership but is not adopted as C i t y policy.
Section 4. The proposals set forth in the Fairmount/University of Oregon
SpeciaT Area Study are hereby recognized as potential means of reaching or
implementing adopted p o l i c i e s , but are not adopted as City policy,
Section 5. The Revisions and Errata of September 27, 1982, as set forth
in Exhibit R, attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference, are adopted
as revisions to be incorporated in the Fairmount/University of Oregon Special
Area Study,
Section 5, The City Council hereby adopts as additional findings, the
supporting text, maps, graphs, tables and charts contained in the Fai rmount/
University of Oregon Special Area Study and the Fairmount/University of Oregon
Special Area Study Appendix,
The foregoing Resolution adopted thi s day of ' 3ZLS k tVkM1982,
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FAIRMOUNT /UNIVERSITY OF OREGON SPECIAL AREA STUDY
REVISIONS AND ERRATA
SEPTEMBER 27, 1982
Deletions are shown in [brackets]. Additions are underlined Portions not
listed remain the same as the May, 1982 draft. Page references are to the May,
1982 draft .
II. LAND USE
Replace Existing Land Use Map with revised Generalized Existing Land Use Map
(see attached Generalized Existing Land Use Map). (p. 17)
A. THE CORE RESIDENTIAL AREA
New Proposal: 2°. If the o ortun i t arises the City should ac u i re ro ert
west of and abutting Fairmount Park for future ex an s i on of that ark , (p, 19 )
B, THE FRANKLIN BOULEVARD COMMUNITY COMMERCIAL STRIP
Proposal: 2. [There are currently negotiations in progress between the neighbor-
hood, City, and a major property owner north of 15th Avenue to address the
impact of future development on the residential properties south of 15th Avenue,
These efforts should continue and their resolution will be submitted as a
addendum to the Special Area Study.] (p. 20)
The site-review subdistrict should be attached to the commercially used Romania
properties Assessor's Ma 17- 03 -33 -32 Tax Lot 2800 and 4100; and Assessor's Ma
1/-UJ-33-31, Tax Lot 00 ). (p.20)
D. THE OREGON DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION LANDS
Po 1 icy: 1. Future use of the ODOT lands shall be for residential, park and
office as defined in the following policy statements,
[a. Future use of the ODOT lands shall be primarily res i dent i al . This use
shall be for low-density residential development not to exceed 10 d w e l l i n g
units per acre.] (p. 22)
[Alternative to "a, "]
a. Future use of the ODOT-lands shall be 1 residential. This use shall
be for low- to medium -dens i t res i dent i al development. (p, 22 )
E. THE UNIVERSITY OF OREGON LANDS
Policy: 4, The City shall encourage the University to develop its high -and
medium-density residential units with concern for adequate parking and appro-
priate parking solutions, regard for landscaping, and consideration of the
impact on the rest of the neighborhood. (p. 25)
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III. TRANSPORTATION AND PARKING
B. PARKING
Correct Parking Opportunities and Constraints Map (see attached Parking
Opportunities and Constraints Map). (p. 44)
C, BICYCLE AND PEDESTRIAN
Policy: 1. When the Department of Transportation lands are developed in the
future, consideration shall be given to realigning the 15th Avenue bicycle path
east of Walnut Street and making it more attractive, (p, 47 )
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