Santa Clara Community Organization – Eugene

Join us for a meeting with City and County planning staff to understand how the regulatory landscape has shifted, what changes are on the horizon, and what we can expect as possible new construction.

Learn about the differences between transitional, low-income, and affordable housing

September 29th
North Eugene High School Library (2nd Floor)
250 Silver Lane, 97404
Doors open at 5:00 pm
5:30-7:30

Virtual option:
Join virtually using the link below:
https://eugene-or-gov.zoom.us/j/87819100852
People can submit questions in the chat, and we will try to address them. Questions in the chat may need to be answered via email, and we can collect those questions for staff to post on Engage Eugene.

Opportunities & Challenges

Our community needs housing, but where and how matter. What might get built next door and down the road? Let’s explore the opportunities and the challenges. Join us for a meeting with City and County planning staff to understand how the regulatory landscape has shifted, what changes are on the horizon, and what we can expect as possible new construction.

• We’ll demystify “land use” and understand how the intersection of zoning, policy, urban, growth boundaries and state regulations create our built landscape.
• Learn about the differences between transitional, low income and affordable housing
• Hear about LTD’s plans for empty parcels in our neighborhoods

September 29 th at North Eugene High School Library 5:30-7:30

Doors open at 5:15, meeting starts promptly at 5:30, time at the end to have one-on-one conversations with planning staff and presenters.

Our community needs housing, but where and how matter. What might get built next door and down the road?

Let’s explore the opportunities and the challenges.  Join us for a meeting with City and County planning staff to understand how the regulatory landscape has shifted, what changes are on the horizon, and what we can expect as possible new construction. 

• We’ll demystify “land use” and understand how the intersection of zoning, policy, urban growth boundaries and state regulations create our built landscape. 
• Learn about the differences between transitional, low income and affordable housing
• Hear about LTD’s plans for empty parcels in our neighborhoods

September 29^th at North Eugene High School Library 5:30-7:30

Doors open at 5:15, meeting starts promptly at 5:30, time at the end to have one-on-one conversations with planning staff and presenters.