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1 ROSEBURG URBAN GROWTH BOUNDARY STUDY
Roseburg Area Chamber of Commerce Government Affairs Breakfast Roseburg Country Club 5051 Garden Valley Rd, Roseburg October 16, 2008 7:45 a.m.

2 Oregon Land Use – Rope a Dope

3 Oregon Land Use – Rope a Dope

4 Roseburg Long-range Planning
Adopted by Council - Dec 2006 Appealed to state by League of Women Voters (LWV) - Jan 2007 City and LWV negotiate - Jan 2007 to Jan 2008 LWV reactivates appeal - Feb 2008 Land Use Board of Appeals hears case - Sep 2008 rules in favor of City - October 14, 2008

5 Roseburg UGB Urban Growth Boundary City Limits

6 UGB Expansion Totals 1982 UGB 2008 UGB Residential: 104 ac
Industrial: ac Commercial: 0 ac 2008 UGB 1. Items B and C together 2. UGB = A) 20-year plan for city growth, B) buffer between urban and rural development 3. Amending UGB requires comparison of existing conditions with future needs (BLI) 4. BLI both residential and commercial; present one is only residential (next slide showing non-Res excluded)

7 Population vs. UGB Growth
land deficit UGB Growth Rate of Population Increase much greater than Rate of UGB Area increased from 1982 to 2008 Population Growth 1982 2008

8 Roseburg’s population 60,000
Normal pop. 21,000 Daytime pop. Commuters triple Roseburg’s population 60,000

9 Roseburg UGB Amendment Approval Process
State Roseburg City Council Douglas Co. Board of Commissioners Douglas Co. Planning Commission Roseburg Planning Commission Roseburg Public Works Commission Roseburg Econ. Devel. Commission Roseburg-Green Planning Advisory Committee STAFF RECOMMENDATION Citizens Committee Steering Committee

10 Buildable Lands Inventory – 2006 and now
Roseburg UGB Citizens Committee Meeting #2, 4/1/ pm

11 Supply – Demand Comparison
2028 Estimated Housing Mix # of Future Housing Units Needed Density (units/ gross acre) Gross Acres Needed Vacant Available Acres Infill/ Redev. Acres Total Available Acres New Acres Needed Low Density Res. 5,527 4 1,842.4 855.9 32.46 888.36 954.04 Medium Density Res. 1,414 10 188.5 105.2 4.28 109.48 79.02 High Density Res. 2,946 15 261.9 35.4 1.54 36.94 224.96 Total 9,887 - 2,292.8 996.5 38.28 1,034.78 1,258.02 % of New Acres Needed on Slopes 181 (19%) 18 (23%) 7 (3%) 206 (16%) Price Single-family detached Slope % <96k 924 0% 96k<147k 2459 147k<197k 1113 22% 197k<248k 65 41% 248k<373k 722 46% 373k+ 638 91% Total 5,825

12 Summary of Relative Preference of Expansion Alternatives
Services Slope Soils Parcel Size Overall Preference Score 1. DC Forest Products/Jackson Ranch 2.2 2 1 6.2 2. Newton Creek/Winchester Ridge .03 4 7.03 3. Diamond Lake Blvd. 1.6 3 8.6 4. Charter Oaks 3.4 12.4 5. Garden Valley 3.5 10.5

13 Buildable Lands Inventory – 2006 and now
Cross Creek removed Flood plain, high-value soils removed Roseburg UGB Citizens Committee Meeting #2, 4/1/ pm

14 Buildable Lands Inventory – 2006 and now
Roseburg UGB Citizens Committee Meeting #2, 4/1/ pm

15 Buildable Lands Inventory – 2006 and now
Roseburg UGB Citizens Committee Meeting #2, 4/1/ pm

16 Buildable Lands Inventory – 2006 and now
Roseburg UGB Citizens Committee Meeting #2, 4/1/ pm

17 Buildable Lands Inventory – 2006 and now
Roseburg UGB Citizens Committee Meeting #2, 4/1/ pm

18 Buildable Lands Inventory – 2006 and now
Roseburg UGB Citizens Committee Meeting #2, 4/1/ pm


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