www.eugene-or.gov/planning <br />Planning & Development Updated: May 2025 <br />Planning Division <br />99 W. 10TH Avenue Suite 290, Eugene, OR 97401 <br />Phone: 541.682.5377 or E-mail: planning@eugene-or.gov Page 2 of 3 <br />Site Plan Requirements: <br />***Please note, although a registered professional land surveyor is not required for submittal of this request, if the lot is <br />validated, ORS 92.176(5) requires that the plat be recorded within 365 days after the date that the City validates the unit of <br />land. ORS Chapter 92 requires a registered professional land surveyor to prepare the plat, therefore, it is advisable to involve <br />a registered professional land surveyor at the beginning of this process. <br />Show the date, north arrow, and standard engineer’s scale on site plan. <br />Show the Assessor’s Map and Tax Lot number(s) on the site plan. <br />Show the dimensions and square footage of the area subject to the lot validation process. <br />Clearly label the property lines that are subject to the lot validation process. <br />Show all adjacent streets, alleys, and accessways. <br />Show the location of all existing structures, including those under pending building permits, drawn to scale. <br />Written Statement <br />Provide 2 copies <br />Submit a written statement describing how this request is available for the lot validation process under ORS 92.177 & <br />whether the lot validation is being requested under lot validation criteria ORS 92.176(1) or (2). In response to ORS <br />92.176(1)(b), identify specific criteria (i.e. zoning and code sections) in effect at the time the unit of land was sold and <br />demonstrate that the unit of land could have complied with that criteria. If the unit of land was not within the City limits <br />at the time of sale, please identify and provide copies of the specific Lane County criteria in effect at the time the unit of <br />land was sold and demonstrate that the unit of land could have complied with that criteria. <br />Supplemental Information; These items are not required for the initial submittal but are recommended because the <br />applicant has only 365 days to record the plat after the decision is effective. <br />Submit a current preliminary title report for each parcel. Title report(s) must have been issued within one year of <br />the date the application is submitted. Note that a title report will be required with submittal of the plat. <br />On the site plan, show all dimensions of existing public utility easements and any other areas restricting use of the <br />parcels, such as conservation areas, slope easements, access easements, etc. These areas will be required to be <br />shown on the plat, therefore showing these areas now may reduce complications during the plat review process. <br />Note: This is not a complete list of requirements. Additional information may be required after further review in <br />order to adequately address the applicable approval criteria.