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CITY OF EUGENE, OREGON Federal Central Service Cost Allocation Plan and Indirect Rate Proposal For Fiscal Year 2013-14 division aids the Planning Commission and City Council in formulating growth and development The Planning policies through the preparation and continuous update of the land use code, major plans, functional plans, and a comprehensive urban information system. The division implements adopted plans and policies through the processing of a variety of land use applications such as zone changes, subdivision, and planned unit developments. division promotes low-income housing, oversees homeless issues, and provides limited local The Development business assistance and development services through the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Partnership. The Other Permit Servicessection, also housed in the Permit and Information Center, is responsible for land use applications, sign permits, street and sewer information, fire safety information, business licensing and general information. The Rental Housingprogram is responsible for enforcing the City’s rental housing code. The code sets minimum habitability standards for heating, plumbing, weatherproofing and structural integrity to safeguard health, property and public well being. The Community Development Block GrantFund manages the Federally-funded Community Development Block Grant and implements eligible public improvement projects and below-market-rate residential rehabilitation loans. internal service fund is responsible for all costs associated with owning and operating the Atrium The Atrium building. The fund accounts for all operating and capital costs. This fund is solely responsible for maintaining an adequate debt, capital, and operating reserve for the facility. Portions of the building are currently leased to the City of Eugene Planning and Development Department, and a combination of non-profit organizations and private businesses. program operates in an enterprise fund and provides property management of City-owned The Parking Services parking structures. Income from metered and monitored lots and garages and rental of officeand retail space is used for maintenance and capital improvements of the structures and operation of the program. of the City of Eugene is charged with the responsibility for implementing the The Urban Renewal Agency (URA) Urban Renewal Plan and administering the two taxing districts within the urban renewal boundary: the Downtown District and the Riverfront District. Its mission is to encourage the development of downtown quality and character and to promote conditions for the economic, social and cultural vitality of Eugene. The taxrevenues are dedicated to downtown development. Additionally, the URA accounts for ad valorem taxes on property located in the Riverfront tax allocation district. These resources are used for improving the conditions and appearance of the Riverfront District. LIBRARY, RECREATION, AND CULTURAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT The Library, Recreation, and Cultural Services Department (LRCS) provides the Eugene community and surrounding areas, services that meet the informational, educational, cultural, and recreational needs of its citizens. This department manages a wide range of recreation, cultural and leisure services and resources; promotes the social and aesthetic character of the community; and operates recreation/senior centers, swimming pools, and indoor and outdoor performing arts venues. Library, Recreation, and Cultural Services consists of the following operating organizations: division provides budgeting and purchasing oversight to department programs, The LRCS Administration oversees department-wide resource development and service improvement strategies, and acts as liaison to other City departments, elected officials, the City Manager,and citizen groups. It also ensures that citizens are kept Exhibit C.4