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www.eugene-or.gov/planning Planning & Development Updated: March 2025 99 W. 10TH Avenue, Eugene, OR 97401 Phone: 541.682.8336 or E-mail: landuseinfo@eugene-or.gov Page 3 of 5 Note: SB 1537 adjustments that do not relate to current code requirements are identified with an asterisk (*). Development Standards (Section 38(4)) requested for adjustment: (a) Side or rear setbacks, for an adjustment of not more than 10 percent. (b) For an individual development project, the common area, open space or area that must be landscaped on the same lot or parcel as the proposed housing, for a reduction of not more than 25 percent. (c) Parking minimums.* (d) Minimum lot sizes, not more than a 10 percent adjustment, and including not more than a 10 percent adjustment to lot widths or depths. (e) Maximum lot sizes, not more than a 10 percent adjustment, including not more than a 10 percent adjustment to lot width or depths and only if the adjustment results in: (A) More dwelling units than would be allowed without the adjustment; and (B) No reduction in density below the minimum applicable density. (f) Building lot coverage requirements for up to a 10 percent adjustment. (g) For manufactured dwelling parks, middle housing as defined in ORS 197A.420, multifamily housing and mixed-use residential housing: (A) Requirements for bicycle parking that establish: (i) The minimum number of spaces for use by the residents of the project, provided the application includes at least one-half space per residential unit; or (A) Requirements for bicycle parking that establish: (ii) The location of the spaces, provided that lockable, covered bicycle parking spaces are within or adjacent to the residential development; (B) For uses other than cottage clusters, as defined in ORS 197A.420 (1)(c)(D), building height maximums that: (i) Are in addition to existing applicable height bonuses, if any; and (ii) Are not more than an increase of 20 percent increase to base zone height with rounding consistent with methodology outlined in city code, if any; (C) Unit density maximums, not more than an amount necessary to account for other adjustments under this section; and (D) Prohibitions, for the ground floor of a mixed-use building, against: (i) Residential uses except for one face of the building that faces the street and is within 20 feet of the street; and (ii) Nonresidential active uses that support the residential uses of the building, including lobbies, day care, passenger loading, community rooms, exercise facilities, offices, activity spaces or live-work spaces, except for active uses in specifically and clearly defined mixed use areas or commercial corridors designated by local governments.