UO Next Generation Housing Development Plan February 10, 2026 <br />Land Use Applications <br />Refinement Plan Amendments <br /> <br /> <br /> Page 15 <br />5. There will continue to be opportunity for residents to be involved in land use decisions that affect <br />them. <br />6. The University, City, and Fairmount Neighbors shall continue their participation in the <br />University/Community Liaison Committee. The University shall continue to attend meetings <br />of the Fairmount Neighborhood Association as needed to inform the association about <br />updates to the East Campus Area Plan. <br />7. In areas where non-residential development abuts or faces residential development, special <br />development standards or site review procedures shall be considered. <br />8. The City shall encourage applicants who desire amendments to this plan to involve the <br />collaboration of the City and the Fairmount Neighborhood in the review and revision <br />process. <br /> <br />A. The Core Residential Area Policies <br />Policies <br />1. With the exception of 1) the “Opportunity Area” (“O” on the Land Use Diagram) and 2) the <br />Department of Motor Vehicles site ("S” on the Land Use Diagram), non-residential zoning <br />shall not be expanded in the study area. <br />1. With the exception of 1) the “Institutional Area” (“I" on the Land Use Diagram), 2) the <br />Limited High Density Residential/Limited Institutional Area ("LHDR/LI” on the Land <br />Use Diagram) and 3) the Department of Motor Vehicles site (“S" on the Land Use <br />Diagram), non-residential zoning shall not be expanded in the study area. <br /> <br />Section II. Land Use – General Policies, A. The Core Residential Area Polices, Page 19. <br /> <br />1. With the exception of 1) the “Institutional Area” (“I” on the Land Use Diagram); and 2) <br />the Limited Institutional (“LI” on the Land Use Diagram), Limited High Density <br />Residential/ Limited Institutional Area (“LHDR/LI” on the Land Use Diagram), non- <br />residential zoning shall not be expanded in the study area. <br />2. With the exception of 1) the half-block strip along the east side of Moss Street between 17th <br />Avenue and the “Opportunity Area," 2) that portion of the ODOT lands designated for <br />residential use, and 3) University lands designated as “Institutional” or “Opportunity Area," <br />zone changes to increase residential density are not supported by this plan. This policy <br />allows the opportunity for future residential development on the ODOT lands (appropriate <br />density for residential development on the ODOT lands will be addressed by selection of