Word Cloud from Vision Exercise
West Pisgah Community Vision Round Table Meeting #2 Agenda: 1. Welcome 2. More on Visioning 3. Discuss Options for a Final Product from the Round Table Process 4. West Pisgah Community Heritage 5. Report Back on Zoning and Land Use 6. Non-motorized Transportation 7. Wrap Up
Visioning Scenario (Round 2) You have received an out of state job offer that was too good to pass up and reluctantly leave your southern Willamette Valley home. After being gone for 30 long years, you become sentimental and decide to return home for good. You remember that there had been a visioning effort underway for the West Pisgah area and you decide to visit the area to see how things turned out. You spend an entire day traveling through the area and are absolutely thrilled by everything that you are seeing. Please spend 1-2 minutes describing what you’re envisioning.
Context Parks and Conserved Lands and Zoning
Lane County Zoning for the West Pisgah Planning Area
Acres by Category within the West Pisgah Planning Area Zoning Designation Acres E25: Exclusive Farm Use 1,134 RR5: Rural Residential (minimum 5 acre lot) 575 RR2: Rural Residential (minimum 2 acre lot) 84 RR1: Rural Residential (minimum 1 acre lot) 31 RI: Rural Industrial (existing industry or 76 industry relying on rural setting) RPF: Rural Public Facility 15 SG: Sand and Gravel 149 PR: Park and Recreation 126 Total Acres: 2,395
E25: Exclusive Farm Use Purpose: to provide areas for the continued practice of agriculture (minimum lot size: 25 acres) Permitted Buildings and Uses: Farm uses • Single family home (1) • Accessory buildings • Propagation or harvest of forest • products Churches • Public or private schools • Commercial activities that are in • conjunction with farm use Parks, playgrounds, community • centers Private parks and campgrounds • Flood control or irrigation projects • Electrical generation • Personal use airports • Feedlots • Golf courses • Boarding horses for profit • Site for disposal of solid waste • Transportation facilities •
Example of Area Zoned E25 Buford Park Entrance Bridge over Coast Fork Willamette
RR5: Rural Residential Purpose: to provide opportunities for persons who desire to live in a rural neighborhood setting (minimum lot size: 5 acres) Permitted Buildings and Uses: Single family home (1) • Guest home • General farming including trees, vines, • berries, vegetables, nursery stock, etc. Raising cattle, horses, sheep, goats, • bees, poultry, fur-bearing animals, and Conditional Uses: swine (limits based on acreage) Churches • Public buildings (e.g. fire station, • Lodges and grange halls • substation, wells, etc.) Public and private schools • Accessory buildings • Parks Kennel (5 dogs over four months) • • Radio and TV transmission towers • Cemeteries • Golf courses • Stables • Mobile home parks • Transportation facilities •
Lane County Zoning for the West Pisgah Planning Area
Value of Documenting Local History and Heritage 1965 Seavey-Kienzle Barn - 1952 1964 ~1965
Documenting Local Heritage (provided unique story of place) Collecting historical photos • Recording oral histories (written and video) Kienzle grape arbor (1952) • Collecting historical maps and photos • Engage UO graduate student(s)? • Study landscape change • Seavey-Blachley Picnic Area Kienzle family Hop yard Kienzle/Seavey home
1850s Vegetation
Question to the Round Table: Should we develop a “Vision Element” and some strategies/actions around this topic? Documenting and Celebrating Local Heritage 1955 flood John Seavey farming with horses
Transportation Definitions Recreational Trail Multi-Use Path Bicycle Lanes
Rural Roads, Trails, Paths, and Non-Motorized Transportation Terminology: Rural Road – No Shoulders Rural Road – with Shoulders
Rivers to Ridges Vision Map – West Pisgah Area
Regional Transportation Plan (2017)
Multi-Use Path (2025-2029) Multi-Use Path (2030-2034) Striped Lane (200-2034) Route or Shoulder (2020-2024) Regional Transportation Plan (2017)
Seavey Loop Road Currently the only route to Buford, farm stands, etc. for bikes, walkers, horseback
Discuss ideas for connectivity for non-motorized transportation
Options for non-motorized access in the West Pisgah area? Small Groups: Discuss ideal 30-year • vision for the West Pisgah area Report back on your discussion •
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