UO Next Generation Housing Development Plan February 10, 2026 <br />Land Use Applications <br />Code Amendments <br /> <br /> <br /> Page 4 <br />(c) The City shall encourage the University to use its lands currently zoned PL (Public Land District) <br />with energy and space efficient structures and land-use patterns. (Policy 3) <br />(d) The City shall encourage the University to develop high – and medium-density residential units with <br />concern for adequate parking and appropriate parking solutions, regard for landscaping, and <br />consideration of the impact on the rest of the neighborhood. (Policy 4) <br />(e) The City shall encourage the University to consolidate nonresidential uses that currently are <br />scattered throughout the area into the portions of the plan area reserved for institutional use, returning <br />structures thus vacated to residential use. (Policy 5) <br />(fe) On University-owned East Campus lands within the state approved University boundary, the <br />following policies shall apply in the Low Density Residential area: <br />1. The only uses that may be permitted with a conditional use permit are University-owned office <br />uses and similar support functions provided, in addition to the other criteria for a conditional use <br />permit, those uses are compatible with a low-density residential environment. <br />2. As part of a conditional use permit application, the University shall demonstrate that office uses <br />and similar support functions do not generate more automobile trips than other low-density <br />residential uses allowed in the zone and that adequate off-street parking is provided. <br />3. The City shall not grant conditional use permits to more than seven of the tax lots in the Low <br />Density Residential area and no more than five of the seven tax lots having a conditional use <br />permit shall be located along Villard Street. <br />4. The preservation and maintenance of the historic architectural, single-family residential <br />character of the Low Density Residential area is an integral part of the surrounding neighborhood. <br />New development shall demonstrate compatibility with this historic architectural, single-family <br />residential character, located east and south of the East Campus area, through consideration of <br />appropriate building mass, building scale, historic architectural style, setbacks, building and <br />entrance orientation, roof pitch and mitigation of off-site impacts. <br />5. The Low Density Residential area along the south edge of the East Campus Area may be <br />developed as passive or active open space. <br />6. Conditional uses shall not exceed a total of 35,000 square feet within the Low Density <br />Residential area. (Policy 6 5) <br />(gf) The University shall ensure long-term maintenance for street-front landscaping on University- <br />owned properties along Villard Street. (Policy 67) <br />(ig) The City shall attach the site review overlay zone to the University’s properties at the northwest <br />corner of 15th and Villard. In addition, Site Review shall be required for new development within 100