December 3-4, 2015 - LCDC Salem <br />Agenda Item 4, Attachment H <br />(c) The land is committed to a public use, or to a private cemeter:v, airport, school, <br />or church zrse^° semi Vii use that is not reasonably likely to be discontinued <br />during the planning period, including but not limited to land within the boundaries of <br />a public use airport or within an area governed by compatibility requirements for <br />public use airports described in OAR 660-013-0080; <br />(d) With respect to needed industrial uses only, the land is over 10 percent slope, as <br />measured in the manner described in OAR 660-038-0160(5), or his an existing lot <br />or parcel that is smaller than 5 acres in size, or both. <br />(e) With respect to a particular industrial use or public facility, the land does not <br />have, and cannot be improved to provide, one or more of the specific site <br />characteristics required by the use. For purposes of this section: <br />a) The definition of "site characteristic" in OAR 660-009-0005(11) annlies <br />for purposes of a particular industrial use. <br />(h) A `public facility" may include a facility necessarv for public sewer, <br />water, storm water, transportation, parks, schools, or fire protection. Site <br />characteristics for a public facility may include but are not limited to size, <br />topography and proximity. <br />(f) The land is subject to a conservation easement described in ORS 271.715 that <br />prohibits urban development. <br />660-024-0067(6) - Continued use of reduced exception lands capacity. We don't think <br />there is a good rationale for the continued use of reduced capacity beyond the original 14- <br />year period. Consistent with the statute (ORS 197A.302(5)) and one of the key rationales <br />behind creating this process, cities should get these lands served and that will facilitate their <br />development. <br />(6) For lands added to the UGB to provide for residential uses: <br />(a) Existing lots or parcels one acre or less may be assumed to have a development <br />capacity of one dwelling unit per lot or parcel. Existing lots or parcels greater than <br />one acre but less than two acres shall be assumed to have an aggregate development <br />capacity of two dwelling units per acre. <br />