ORS 197A.460
Residential use of commercial lands for affordable housing


(1)

Notwithstanding an acknowledged comprehensive plan or land use regulations, within an urban growth boundary a local government shall allow, on lands zoned to allow only commercial uses and not industrial uses, the siting and development of:

(a)

Residential structures subject to an affordable housing covenant as provided in ORS 456.270 (Definitions for ORS 456.270 to 456.295) to 456.295 (Action affecting covenant) making each unit affordable to a household with income less than or equal to 60 percent of the area median income as defined in ORS 456.270 (Definitions for ORS 456.270 to 456.295); or

(b)

Mixed use structures with ground floor commercial units and residential units subject to an affordable housing covenant as provided in ORS 456.270 (Definitions for ORS 456.270 to 456.295) to 456.295 (Action affecting covenant) making the properties affordable to moderate income households, as defined in ORS 456.270 (Definitions for ORS 456.270 to 456.295).

(2)

The local government may only apply those approval standards, conditions and procedures under ORS 197A.200 (Local government planning for needed housing) and 197A.400 (Clear and objective approval criteria required), that would be applicable to the residential zone of the local government that is most comparable in density to the allowed commercial uses.

(3)

Development under this section does not:

(a)

Trigger any requirement that a local government consider or update an analysis as required by a statewide planning goal relating to economic development.

(b)

Apply on lands where the local government determines that:

(A)

The development on the property cannot be adequately served by water, sewer, storm water drainage or streets, or will not be adequately served at the time that development on the lot is complete;

(B)

The property contains a slope of 25 percent or greater;

(C)

The property is within a 100-year floodplain; or

(D)

The development of the property is constrained by land use regulations based on statewide land use planning goals relating to:
(i)
Natural disasters and hazards; or
(ii)
Natural resources, including air, water, land or natural areas, but not including open spaces.

(c)

Apply on lands that are vacant or that were added to the urban growth boundary within the last 15 years. [2023 c.223 §2]

Source: Section 197A.460 — Residential use of commercial lands for affordable housing, https://www.­oregonlegislature.­gov/bills_laws/ors/ors197A.­html.

197A.015
Definitions for ORS 197.475 to 197.493 and ORS chapter 197A
197A.018
Definition of “needed housing.”
197A.020
Limitations on requiring contribution for government assisted housing
197A.025
Policy
197A.030
Department support to local governments to incentivize needed housing
197A.100
Housing production strategy
197A.103
Review of housing production strategy
197A.110
City report on housing permitting and production
197A.115
City report on implementation of housing production strategy
197A.130
Identification of cities with unmet housing needs
197A.200
Local government planning for needed housing
197A.205
Housing and Community Services Department review of certain local housing measures
197A.210
Development-ready lands
197A.215
Application to remove property from within urban growth boundary
197A.230
Definitions for ORS 197A.230 to 197A.250
197A.232
Findings regarding long-range planning
197A.235
Designation of rural and urban reserves pursuant to intergovernmental agreement
197A.242
Coordinated and concurrent process for designation of urban and rural reserves
197A.245
Urban reserves
197A.250
Designation of certain Washington County lands
197A.270
Determination of housing capacity and accommodation of needed housing by cities with population of 25,000 or greater
197A.278
Lane County accommodation of needed housing
197A.280
Determination of housing capacity and accommodation of needed housing by cities with population of less than 25,000
197A.285
Priority of land to be included within urban growth boundaries
197A.300
Definition of “serviceable.”
197A.302
Purposes
197A.305
Alternative amendment process
197A.310
Cities with population of less than 10,000
197A.312
Cities with population of 10,000 or greater
197A.315
Expansion study areas
197A.325
Review of final decision of city
197A.335
Determination of housing capacity and accommodation of needed housing by Metro cities
197A.348
Definition of “needed housing.”
197A.350
Determination of housing capacity and accommodation of needed housing by Metro
197A.355
Priority of land to be included within Metro urban growth boundary
197A.358
Metro urban growth boundary designation
197A.362
Timing of Metro accommodation of needed housing
197A.365
Metro housing coordination strategy
197A.370
Metro report of performance measures
197A.372
Metro evaluation of accommodation of needed housing
197A.395
Limits on local government prohibitions
197A.400
Clear and objective approval criteria required
197A.420
Duplexes
197A.425
Accessory dwelling units
197A.430
Single room occupancies
197A.445
Affordable housing allowed outright
197A.460
Residential use of commercial lands for affordable housing
197A.465
Local requirements to develop affordable housing
197A.470
Final action on affordable housing application
197A.500
Definitions for ORS 197A.500 to 197A.521
197A.502
Legislative findings
197A.503
Preemptive effect of ORS 197A.500 to 197A.521
197A.505
Establishment of criteria for decisions in land use final order
197A.507
Procedure for review of established criteria
197A.509
Development of land use final order
197A.511
Land use final order
197A.513
Plan amendments
197A.515
Land Use Board of Appeals review of land use final order
197A.517
Supreme Court review of Land Use Board of Appeals opinion on land use final order
197A.519
Amendments to land use final order
197A.521
Failure to meet timeline
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