City of Eugene - Planning and Development

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National Register The National Register of Historic Places is the official list of the Nation's historic places worthy of preservation. In Oregon, they are approved for listing by the State Historic Preservation Office. The City of Eugene regulates alterations, moving and demolition of all National Register properties in Eugene.

City Landmarks City of Eugene Historic Landmark status identifies local sites, buildings or structures that are significant to the history and development of Eugene. The City of Eugene regulates alterations, moving and demolition of all Historic Landmark properties in Eugene.

Surveyed Sites Cultural resource surveys document individual historic properties in order to increase public awareness of the built environment and to help integrate historic preservation into community planning by promoting their wise use into the future.

Points of Interest Places of historic interest in Eugene which may or may not be on the National Register or designated City Landmarks.

Areas Zoned Historic Sites containing a specific building, structure or archeological resource that qualifies as historic may be zoned S-H (Special Historic) to ensure that permitted uses encourage preservation of historic qualities.

Historic Districts Eugene has 2 designated historic districts which are on the National Register of Historic Places:

Blair Boulevard Historic Commercial Area
East Skinner Butte Historic District

Survey Boundaries The City has been conducting cultural resource surveys since 1986. Historic Survey Boundaries Legend

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Historic Preservation in the City of Eugene Historic Eugene

Eugene's cultural resource surveys are the culmination of decades of field work that identifies the community's historic resources on a neighborhood basis. The City of Eugene has been conducting these surveys since 1986, and the information helps us to understand Eugene as it existed prior to 1950. The survey sheets are the raw data produced on the individual properties that have been identified as being over fifty years of age. The cultural resource surveys document individual historic properties in order to increase public awareness of the built environment and to help integrate historic preservation into community planning by promoting their wise use into the future. Ideally, these surveys will encourage the preservation of these resources with individual nominations for listing as City of Eugene Historic Landmarks or in the National Register of Historic Places.

This interactive map supplements information available on the City website's Historic Preservation pages.

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