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Envision Eugene is our collective vision for how we will grow
while preserving what we love about our community.
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Envision Eugene Newsletter
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What's New with Envision Eugene?
January 19th, 2017
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We have submitted a draft version of our urban growth boundary (UGB) adoption package to the Department of Land Conservation and Development, notifying them that we are moving forward with adopting our own UGB. This starts the formal UGB adoption process and kicks off
a new period of citizen involvement. Read more below or visit our website to get the latest information about Envision Eugene.
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UGB Adoption Package Submitted!
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On January 13th the Envision Eugene Team uploaded nearly 1,000 pages of documentation to the Department of Land Conservation and Development's (DLCD) website. On January 18th we had our first UGB adoption package work session with Eugene City Council where they approved the proposed timeline and community engagement plan for the UGB adoption process. You can view a webcast of that work session
here.
The formal UGB adoption process is under way!
You can find all of the documents that make up the UGB adoption package (the UGB proposal, the related plan amendments and and land use code amendments, the technical studies, and the legal findings) on our
website. It's a lot to wade through, so we have created
this fact sheet intended to help folks navigate the proposal.
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Planning Commission Review
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Over the next few months the Eugene and Lane County Planning Commissions will hold a series of work sessions, familiarizing the Commissioners and the public with the UGB proposal. You are welcome to attend these sessions or watch the
webcast to learn more.These works sessions will lead to Planning Commission public hearings in March and recommendations from both Commissions. The City Council and Lane County Board of Commissioners review occurs after the Planning Commissions’ have made their recommendations.
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You are encouraged to learn about the UGB proposal, ask questions and provide comment. Specific opportunities are highlighted below.
If you are interested in speaking during a public hearing or providing written testimony, you can consult this fact sheet to learn what to expect and how to do it.
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Planning Commission
Work Session
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January 23rd, 11:30am
Sloat Room, The Atrium Building
99 W 10th Ave., Eugene OR
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Community Information Sessions
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These are drop-in style sessions from 6-7:30pm with a brief presentation at 6:30. Come learn more about the proposal and how to provide comment!
Tonight:
South Eugene High School Library
January 19th, 6-7:30pm
400 E. 19th Ave., Eugene OR
Sheldon High School Library
January 26th, 6-7:30pm
2455 Willakenzie Rd., Eugene OR
North Eugene High School Library
January 31st, 6-7:30pm
200 Silver Lane, Eugene OR
Churchill High School Library
February 2nd, 6-7:30pm
1850 Bailey Hill Road, Eugene OR
Eugene Downtown Library*
February 7th, 6-7:30pm
Bascom-Tykeson Room
100 W. 10th Ave., Eugene OR
Willamette High School Library
February 9th, 6-7:30pm
1801 Echo Hollow Road, Eugene OR
*Spanish translation and activities with Rec Staff for children will be provided at the downtown session.
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City of Eugene and Lane County Planning Commissions
Joint Work Session
and Public Hearings
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March 7th, 6pm
Harris Hall, 125 E 8th Ave
Eugene OR
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To subscribe to Envision Eugene, email envisioneugene@ci.eugene.or.us and tell us you would like to receive our emails. Thanks for your interest, and as always, please let us know if we can answer any questions about Envision Eugene.
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City of Eugene Planning & Development Department
99 W. 10th Avenue | Eugene | OR | 97401
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