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Draft 9/29/14 c.The owner of the property has signed an agreement with the adjacent city which provides: (1)The owner and his or her successors in interest are obligated to support annexation proceedings should the city, at its option, initiate annexation. (2)The owner and his or her successors in interest agree not to challenge any annexation of the subject property. (3)The owner and his or her successors in interest will acquire city approval for any subsequent new use, change of use, or substantial intensification of use of the property. The city will not withhold appropriate approval of the use arbitrarily if it is in compliance with applicable plans, policies, and standards, as interpreted by the city, as well as the conceptual plan approved under subsection a above. 27.26.Any lot under five acres in size to be created in an urbanizable area will require utilizing the following additional standards: a.The property will be owned by a governmental agency or public utility. b.A majority of parcels located within 100 feet of the property are smaller than five acres. c.No more than three parcels are being created. 28.27.The siting of all residences on urbanizable lots served by on-site sewage disposal systems shall be reviewed by Lane County to ensure the efficient future conversion of these lots to urban densities according to Metro Plan assumptions and minimum density requirements. 29.28.The approval of on-site sewage disposal systems for rural and urbanizable area uses and developments shall be the responsibility of Lane County, subject to: (a) applicable state law; (b) the criteria for thecreation of new lots in Policies 265, 276above; (c) the requirement for the siting of residences in Policy 287 above; (d) requirements of Policy 3029; and (e) the requirements for special heavy industrial designated areas. 30.29.In order to encourage economic diversification, on-site sewage disposal systems shall be allowed for industrial development and for commercial development allowed within Campus Industrial designated areas in conjunction with annexation to a city, when extension of the public wastewater system is imminent or is identified as part of an approved capital improvement program. 31.30.Eugene, Springfield, and Lane County shall continue to involve affected local governments and other urban service providers in development of future, applicable II-C-8