Table 1. Vacant Employment Land, Eugene <br />2012-2032 <br />Plan Designation <br />Vacant Land <br />Acres <br />Commercial <br />96.9 <br />Commercial Mixed Use <br />3.8 <br />Campus Industrial <br />175.7 <br />Government & Education <br />0.2 <br />Heavy Industrial <br />102.5 <br />Light Medium Industrial <br />319.7 <br />Major Retail Center <br />3.9 <br />Mixed Use <br />3.1 <br />Parks and Open Space <br />63.0 <br />Parks/OpenSpace Mixed Use <br />0.0 <br />Special Heavy Industrial <br />5.7 <br />University Research <br />2.6 <br />As documented in Part I and Part II of this Study, the City identified some additional development <br />capacity to accommodate some jobs on employment land that has existing development: <br />Table 2. Employment Land, Partially Vacant & Baseline' <br />Redevelopment, Eugene 2012-2032 <br />Plan Designation Partially Vacant Redevelopment/ Infill <br />Acres Acres or Sites <br />Commercial 25 29 acres (not mapped) <br />Commercial 23.8 <br />Commercial Mixed Use 1 <br />Industrial 0 See below <br />Sites smaller than 10 acres 0 31 acres (not mapped) <br />Sites larger than 10 acres 0 4 sites (mapped) <br />As documented in Part IV of this Study, additional capacity was identified as a result of actions the City <br />has taken to accommodate more jobs inside the UGB: <br />1 Baseline redevelopment is the natural amount of redevelopment expected to occur without additional actions <br />taken by the City to encourage it, as opposed to redevelopment that is stimulated by City actions (e.g. because of <br />enacting measures that increase residential development). Table 4 shows the amount of baseline employment <br />potential on employment land. See also Table 3 for additional capacity created through measures to increase <br />development. <br />Employment Land Supply Study I May 2017 Part VI - Page 2 <br />