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Eugene Cottage Code Amendments

82 Comments

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Steven hilton
1 year ago

Ridiculous zoning laws have made home ownership prohibitively expensive.

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Jesús Ramírez Silva
3 years ago

I support this and other alternative housing models that provide more affordable and community-oriented housing options.

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Cynthia Sells
4 years ago

Thank you for your work.

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Brenna Leech
4 years ago

We have a housing crisis, and we don't solve it by building skyscraper complexes. We solve it neighbor to neighbor.

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Brett A Moser
6 years ago

Please allow more density and limit sprawl. It is the most efficient way to live!

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Fredric Pitts
6 years ago

It's past time to ease restrictions on smaller housing types.

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Anonymous
7 years ago Featured

The fact that the city is violating state law in just 3 neighborhoods is sad and possibly discrimination. Well-to-do homeowners lobbied to have these restrictions put in place in what looks like a "Not in my back yard" move. Very un-Eugene in my opinion

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Linda Heyl
7 years ago

Smaller dwellings will help relieve Eugene’s housing pressures, and lower GHG emissions - smaller houses = smaller carbon footprints

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Mary Szvetecz
7 years ago

Great idea!

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Linda Kelley
7 years ago

Please start moving on this issue. Look to Springfield for its cost relief solutions. Urban density can be done right, it will create a viable public transport system (no waiting an hour for a bus or no bus after 8pm) and could be a tangible doable step towards reaching the Climate Action Plan and goals of the Climate Recovery Ordinance. Lets get moving!

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Luke Callahan
7 years ago

Portland is always in the lead. Let's leap frog them and let us become a leader on the front for a safe and walkable Eugene.

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Suzanne Denker
8 years ago

Portland is making an effort in this regard. Let's see what Eugene can do!

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Kyle Johnson
8 years ago

Please comply with these badly needed changes to our zoning code. We include low to middle income families who need affordable home ownership options.

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Jen Spice
8 years ago

This is extremely important and meaningful to me and my family! It is a life mission of mine to build an affordable, healthy home, and live in a harmonious supportive community!

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Diane Sciacca
8 years ago

Section 8 recipient. Had the Wyrm’s own time finding a place within those parameters. 99% of the available apartments in the Section 8 rent range is student housing. So students are more important than your own people?

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Meredith Keene
8 years ago

It's happening all over the country, helping out with housing shortages and the homeowner.

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Melinda Hohenberger
8 years ago

I support the initiative.

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Anonymous
8 years ago

So many could benefit from adding these types of dwellings , and help with the housing shortage many face these days.

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Elizabeth Barrett
8 years ago

Our population is growing . the need for smaller affordable housing is growing. It makes sense to increase urban density by changing regulations on allowances of small dwelling construction.

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Brian Kromer
8 years ago

We need low impact housing like this to serve the needs of different segments of the population. Please change the code to allow SDUs and Cottage Clusters.