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
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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.
Ridiculous zoning laws have made home ownership prohibitively expensive.
I support this and other alternative housing models that provide more affordable and community-oriented housing options.
Thank you for your work.
We have a housing crisis, and we don't solve it by building skyscraper complexes. We solve it neighbor to neighbor.
Please allow more density and limit sprawl. It is the most efficient way to live!
It's past time to ease restrictions on smaller housing types.
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
Smaller dwellings will help relieve Eugene’s housing pressures, and lower GHG emissions - smaller houses = smaller carbon footprints
Great idea!
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!
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.
Portland is making an effort in this regard. Let's see what Eugene can do!
Please comply with these badly needed changes to our zoning code. We include low to middle income families who need affordable home ownership options.
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!
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?
It's happening all over the country, helping out with housing shortages and the homeowner.
I support the initiative.
So many could benefit from adding these types of dwellings , and help with the housing shortage many face these days.
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.
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.