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EXHIBIT R Page 67 <br />The minimum lot size for rural residential areas' , * a outside Urban Reserve e shall be ' <br />five acres. The minimum 1o. t ° f r D,,,..l Residential- a~.,,,w~.,~ reas leeat within Urban Reserve areas <br />-~-~~n Ulu-. <br />shall be subjeet-t-Nlieies 25 , and 26 in G"hapter- 11 divisions of less than ten aef-es are s*eet te the eendifiens Of Pehey 25; land.divisions of less <br />than f are bJ t t the nditiens ofPehcies 7 16) <br />vii vc ✓ w an au <br />Exceptions <br />All new exceptions to, or expansion of, adopted exceptions onto rural resource lands or <br />residential, commercial, industrial, or government non-resource Metro Plan Diagram <br />designations or uses outside the UGB require application of Metro Plan amendment procedures <br />in Chapter IV.-and-Appendix-A-. Those new or expanded exceptions must meet requirements of <br />statewide planning goals and administrative rules and must comply with applicable Metro Plan <br />policies. Background information on all adopted exception areas is detailed in the Exceptions <br />Working Paper and its Addendum. <br />Within adopted exception areas, uses and densities must be consistent with zoning and Metro <br />Plan designations and policies. Changes to use, density, or zone which are not consistent with <br />the Metro Plan require a Metro Plan amendment following the process in Chapter IV. Such <br />amendments must be accompanied by an explanation of the reason for the amendment (proposed <br />use, intensity, size, timing, available and proposed service and facility improvements) and must <br />be in compliance with other applicable Metro Plan policies and the following criteria: <br />• Compatibility with existing development pattern and density; <br />• Adequacy of on-site sewage disposal suitability or community sewerage; <br />• Domestic water supply availability; <br />• Adequate access; <br />• Availability of rural-level services (refer to Policy G.27 in Chapter III-Gl age I-G- <br />-2); <br />• Lack of natural hazards; and <br />• Compatibility with resource lands adjacent to the exception area. <br />The list of exceptions and site-site-specific maps, which are amendments to the Metro Plan, are <br />contained in Appendix C. <br />Airport Reserve <br />Lands which may be acquired by Eugene at some future time in connection with the Eugene <br />i\4 hlen-S o=eet Field Airport, and for which an exception to statewide planning goals must be <br />taken, if the zoning is changed from Exclusive Farm Use/Commercial Airport Safety Combining <br />(E-40/GAS zone). <br />University/Research <br />This category represents property which is located in proximity to the University of Oregon <br />campus. It is primarily intended to accommodate light industrial, research and development, and <br />11-G-11 65 <br />Laurel Ridge Record (Z 15-5) Page 386 <br />
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