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City of Eugene Adjustment Review Application February 4, 2026 Page 2 of 7 The Applicant submitted a separate Final Plat Partition application that demonstrates consistency with the approved Tentative Plan Partition, which results in the current parcel being divided into two legal, buildable lots (Parcel 1 and Parcel 2 - see attached Final Plat Partition for reference only). The Applicant also submitted a separate SB 1537 Adjustment Review application. One plan set has been submitted for both the subject City Adjustment Review application and the SB 1537 Adjustment Review application. As noted above, the Applicant acknowledges that the proposed design as presented in City Adjustment Review and SB 1537 Adjustment Review applications, is contingent upon approval of the Final Plat Partition creating the two proposed lots. Therefore, the applicant proposes the following draft Condition of Approval in both adjustment review applications: Prior to building permit approval and commencement of site improvements for the proposed project on Parcel 2, the associated separate Final Partition Plat application shall be approved at the local level. The applicant requests an adjustment to the following section of the Eugene Code. • EC 9.5500(6)(a) – Neither the maximum length nor width of any building within 40 feet of a front lot line can exceed … 150 feet in all other zones. An adjustment to provide buildings that exceed the maximum 150-feet building dimension on each street facing elevation. Per EC 9.5500(6)(c), adjustments may be made to the Building Mass and Façade standards if consistent with the criteria at EC 9.8030(8)(a) Multiple-Unit Standards Adjustment – Maximum Building Dimension. The proposed adjustment balances the specific standard with other variables informing the building design. The Adjustments facilitate adjustments to the development standards in an efficient and effective manner. As demonstrated in Section IV below, the proposed Adjustment Review application meets the applicable approval criteria in effect at the time of filing and should be approved as proposed.