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Community Development
What We Do
The Community Development team is committed to making Eugene a better place to live and work. The division works towards the achievement of this general goal through an array of programs focused on more specific goals, including:
- Affordable rental housing development and housing repair (HOME)
- Downtown planning and improvement
- Economic stability through living-wage job creation
- Managing federal Community Development Block Grants (CDBG) activities
Affordable Housing Requests for Proposals
If you have a development proposal for new construction, and/or acquisition of existing residential or non-residential structures to be converted to affordable housing for low-income persons in Eugene or Springfield, or if you have buildable land for sale, we'd like to hear more about it. For more information please see the Affordable Housing Development website.
Vacancy Notice: CDBG Advisory Committee
The Community Development Block Grant Advisory Committee (CDBG-AC) advises the Planning & Development Department on the proposed use of CDBG funds, which are used to address the needs of low-and moderate-income persons. Applications for committee membership are being accepted December 4 - December 28, 2023, at 5:00 pm. More information is available.
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Housing and Human Services Programs
Information on funded housing and human services programs available for community members in Eugene.
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Housing and Human Service Plans
This page has plans for HUD funded programs including the HUD Consolidated Plan.
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Homelessness
Homelessness is a complex problem significantly impacting our community. The City partners with Lane County (our region’s lead agency on homelessness), social service providers, and other community stakeholders to reduce homelessness and its impact in our community.
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Renter Protections Process
Renter protections are broadly defined. They can include programs like the City’s Rental Housing Code program, which regulates rental properties in the city by creating minimum habitability standards. Renter protections can also include anti-discrimination protections like the ones found in Eugene’s Human Rights Code. They can even include rent stabilization and limitations on no-cause evictions like those found in SB 608 (2019). The recommendations for renter protections made by the Housing Policy Board are focused on: 1) Protecting renters and vulnerable populations and 2) Preventing displacement.
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Community Engagement and Collaboration
Page has information about different ways people can participate in City work.
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Resources for Residents
Explore housing resources available to community members in Eugene.
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Affordable Housing Trust Fund
Information about the Housing Trust Fund and Construction Excise Tax (CET).
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Affordable Housing Development Programs
This page has information about city assistance for larger housing development projects and and includes information about the RFP process.
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Affordable Housing Rehabilitation Programs
This page has information about city assistance for renter housing developments including the revolving loan program and capital grants for emergency and transitional housing facilities.
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Human Services and Homelessness Support
Information on human service programs and homelessness support.
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Income and Rent Limits
State and federal income and rent limits used by City of Eugene housing and human service programs
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Housing and Human Service Plans
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Economic Development
Browse through options of business assistance, regional economic development, and more offered by the City of Eugene.
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Business Resources
Provides information about resources available to businesses to support growth and workforce.
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Development Resources
This page lists resources that the City offers to support property development.
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Downtown
Downtown Eugene website with information about economic development, visiting downtown, and current projects.
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Development Projects
Downtown Eugene Development Projects
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Business Resources
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Housing Implementation Pipeline
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Maps, Plans, and Reports
Includes links to Community Development Maps and Plans for Eugene.
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Mapping Value
This visually-engaging analysis will assist policy makers, city staff and the community of Eugene in understanding how development patterns and density affect infrastructure cost and their relationship to city finances.
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Staff Contacts
Explore staff contacts for the Community Development Division.