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Planning Division
Planning and
Development Department
99 West 10th Avenue
Eugene, OR 97401
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The Eugene Planning Division:
> Preserves important community resources for future generations
> Promotes livability in Eugene
> Involves Eugene citizens in shaping the city’s future
> Balances the needs of all citizens
> Facilitates wise public and private investments
Lisa Gardner
Planning Director
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NEIGHBORHOOD SERVICES
Neighborhood Services contributes to healthy, vibrant neighborhoods by supporting City-recognized Neighborhood Associations, providing grant funding for neighborhood improvements, publishing  newslettters and postcards to inform residents of City and neighborhood news of interest and serving as a conduit for the City and community members to work together and share information with each other.
More information can be found on the Neighborhood Services page or at:
Neighborhood Matching Grants
Neighborhood Associations
Neighborhood Empowerment Initiative
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LAND USE PLANNING
The Land Use Planning Section, current planning, is responsible for implementation of the land use code, involving processing land use applications and providing information to the public. Land use applications consist of land use or development requests: zone changes, conditional use permits, land divisions, amendments to community plans and more.
To find out more, visit the Land Use Planning page or one of the following pages: Application Process and Forms
Land Use Application Database
Minor Code Amendments Project
Proposed UO Basketball Arena
Land Use Code |
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METRO AND COMMUNITY PLANNING
Metro and Community Planning focuses on major, multi-year projects that will yield information and policies to help guide economically, socially and environmentally sustainable growth and development patterns over the longer term. These projects are exploring how and where the city will grow and develop, how to balance compact growth with protection of neighborhood character, how to create walkable neighborhoods with good transit access, what additional natural areas need protection, and how to address neighborhood needs in a neighborhood-based planning context.
Eugene Comprehensive Lands Assessment
Infill Compatibility Standards and Opportunity Siting
Mixed Use Centers
Neighborhood Action Plans
Natural Resources
Historic Preservation
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