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Checklist sets guidelines
City solar code ensures
access to suns energy
By DUKE WBSOCUB
According to the oca. o«e
nous -3 oe»e opens r Sa~
jNey rtsu* c~.-'ec- 'ec soa
ca^e'S or **-e wrong s oe of
“oases because sc- a- access
standards aren t *e defied
But Eugene developers nave
pee- spared ~-s p c~* says
Deoorrar S'e«*e* Eugene
Wa*e* and E ec"-c Baa'd s
govern ~e^ca naso-'
■ a to*-u— or E_oe--e s new
So 2' Access Ordnance ne c
ast Aed-esaa. Brewre' out
"■ec toe Eugene Sc-a- Access
C*“ec« s* De.ecced c.
EWE3 and Eugene c'*» c an
te's toe c~ec« s? 3 .es
ce.e Coe's -03-ca 3- de nes
to' "S'a rg so a' energy sys
*e~s a'd -a "a ' "3 access
once a sj-sce- s Duir
Access s de' 'ed as d'o
'ec* ng — 6 SO 5' e^r'Sy con
s-~er s '»es:"er'r from n
f-'*nge-mer« sue" as a "e gn
oo's ree or second story add -
P©~ 3'e»er says
~ne c*. oro nance massed '
Azr- recuires ~a* se a
access oe preserved - a*-1,
nousog oe. eopmer *
”'e ord nance or 5 'a iy
•ec.-'ed ra' a --e* sc-ee-s rjn
eas* a'O wes* *c e's_'e 'e*
rouses o* soutoem e*oos-'e
Ear*, o-ans asc soec^-ec oca
oors to' ‘e'-ces and .eoe'at-o'
B_r* oca aren *ects sa» toe
pans as Peng ?oo -*e» re
and e'ess_'ed '"e city nto
reect '*3 to-e"
Tre c". co-'c nesdaied *0
cass toe cor-prom sed ord -
nance cr-ng a ac» of spec'tc
e'to'ce~e" c- de '^s Ttoe
c'ec* s* *' c' ou‘ -nes
'ec- re"en*s sa* s* ed oc"
d'ouos
Pncno > Dane Cof*>
DePorrah Brewer explains foe
cneckkst developers follow to
comply with a crty ordinance
ensuring solar access
~ne checklist includes criteria
•r-a* developers must follow
when building to the north of
existing structures and erecting
fences or watts that may shade
the south sides of existing
Ojudmgs
The checxi'St aiso explains
shadow patterns created by
Putlogs at different times dur
ing the day it goes as far as
Owertng a procedure for con
structing buiidmgs with ac
ceptable shadow patterns
Deve opers must include a
s*~adow-pattem map with the
•^aps and charts they usually
Supm-t for counci approva The
nap must demonstrate that
even on the day when shadows
are longest December 21 the
proposed development will
provide fair solar access
Other areas covered by the
checklist include the location
and installation angle of soar
collectors the recommended
density of buddings for max
imized solar access and even
what type of roof * create the
smallest shadow
Smce implementation of the
ordinance plans for onty three
or four one-*ot buddings have
been brought before the board
and no sub-divsons are
planned
Brewer sad Eugene s ordn
ance came after much research
by the Planning Comm sion
over the economic ‘eas b> ty of
solar orientation ana the actua*
worth of protecting the public s
right to sunlight
The study tha* eventual
convinced the commission to
go ahead with ts plans *.as
prepared by the state energy
department The study says that
a home s energy bill can be
reduced 10 percent by proper
solar orientation of the house
which can amount to 600
kilowatt hours per year
A home utilizing maximum
solar applications such as solar
paneling or a greenhouse can
generate up to SO percent of »ts
heating energy a savings of 3
million kilowatt hours for every
1000 homes according to the
energy department s study
Three million kilowatt hours
doesn t amount to much it s
less than t percent of EWEB s
tota> load Brewe' says But it
does allow us to reduce our
annua growth rate and reduce
the amount of new power we
have to buy '
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