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Presenter: Eugene passed its third try at a middle housing ordinance Monday night, although three councilors voted against it. Two...
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by John Q. Murray Public comments overwhelmingly oppose the city's third try at a middle housing ordinance. As posted on...
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by Ted M. Coopman Many of us were baffled by the heated rhetoric and personal attacks around issues of housing...
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by Eben Fodor It seems like a good time to share my experiences with a middle housing project being built...
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Eugene holds a public hearing on what the city hopes will be the final version of its ambitious set of...
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The city council is still working on middle housing, after a court said the city fell short of showing that...
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by Ted M. Coopman Once again, the city council is back to discussing middle housing. Once again, the public is...
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Unhoused response, infrastructure, and behavioral health services top Eugene's funding priorities for the next legislative session. The city council's IGR...
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Strike the word 'Proposed', add the word 'Adopted.' Â The Eugene City Council adopts changes to the land use code, making...
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'We have a divided council and a divided community' Eugene City Councilor Emily Semple by John Quetzalcoatl Murray At its...
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HRNI's suggestions were implemented in the Middle Housing Code Amendments.Acting Communications Director Cambra Ward Jacobson (she/her) by John Quetzalcoatl Murray...
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During a work session May 11, Eugene's City Council discussed broad changes to the middle housing code amendments. Here's a...
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Councilor Matt Keating met with Southeast Neighbors on May 10. SEN Co-chair Dennis Hebert: So now we roll on, to...
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A long-time City insider blows the whistle on Eugene's Planning Department. Speaking at the HB 2001 public hearing on April...
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Councilor Matt Keating: State law prohibits the city from imposing any rent control requirements on middle housing. John Q: That's...
