Figure 5. Residential Land Supply (2012) <br />Map tile 4 of 42 <br />N <br />E Enid Rd <br />A <br />irport Rd <br />_ <br />_ <br />Airport Rd <br />t9~ <br />Cl <br />L <br />ear <br />ake Rd <br />Urban Growth Boundary (2012) Water Bodies Rail Road 0 0.25 0.s files <br />N <br />0 2012 BLI Taxlots - Major Streets May 2017 <br />Plan Designations <br />-Caution: This map is subject to <br /> <br />change and for used within the scope <br />3-_ <br />Partially Vacant (PV) Residential Lands Vacant Residential Lands of the May 2017 Review. This map is 1tL 52 6 <br /> <br />not suitable for legal, engineering, or <br />~ -_8 9 I - <br />Low Density Residential (LDR) Low Density Residential surveying purposes. 1 <br />14 - Data Sources: City of Eugene, RLID. <br />Medium Density Residential (MDR) Medium Density Residential - The location of the uce line on these <br />119 20 21 <br />maps is imprecise; for the precise <br />High Density Residential (HDR) High Density Residential location see Figure 2. Residential Land <br />Z <br />Supply (2012-2032). 225 26 27 <br />- The land supply was conducted at a Developed Residential Lands sub-tax lot level analysis; tax lot 231 32 33 <br />23 <br />bouries - <br />Committed or Protected Lands (in UGB) onlyannd ma ay thaan e ng shown for reference nl and e overtime. U <br />442 <br />