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III. FINDINGS OF REVISED TRANSPLAN CONSISTENCY WITH METRO PLAN POLICIES A. Growth Management and the Urban Service Area Policies 1. The urban service area concept and sequential development shall continue to be implemented as an essential means to achieve compact urban growth. The planning, programming, and financing for provision of all urban serv- ices shall be concentrated inside the projected urban service area. The revised TransPlan goals focus on the metropolitan area's responsible and sustainable development. The revised TransPlan land use policies related to nodal development and transit-supportive land use and development help to support and reinforce this Metro Plan policy. The Financially Constrained 20-year Capital Investment Actions list of transpor- tation projects is concentrated primarily within the urban service area. 2. Control of location, timing, and financing of the major public investments that directly influence the growth form of the metropolitan area shall be planned and coordinated on a metropolitan-wide basis. The Financially Constrained 20-year Capital Investment Actions project lists set forth and adopted as a part of the revisions to TransPlan, Chapter 3 were planned and coordinated on a metropolitan-wide basis. 24. When conducting metropolitan planning studies, particularly the Public Fa- cilities Plan and Alternative Growth Areas Study, consider the orderly provi- sion and financing of public services and the overall impact on population and geographical growth in the metropolitan area. Where appropriate, fu- ture planning studies should include specific analysis of the growth impacts suggested by that particular study for the metropolitan area. Population and employment projections developed by the Lane Council of Governments for the 20-year planning period were used in the preparation of revisions to TransPlan. The revised TransPlan project lists were developed following population projections for the metropolitan area and expected concentration of growth in nodal development areas. The project timing set forth in revisions to TransPlan is designed to achieve an ordered development consistent with the policies of the Metro Plan and the projected growth pat- terns. B. Economic Element Policies 10. Provide the necessary public facilities and services to allow economic devel- opment. Exhibit C Findings in Support of the Adoption of TransPlan 45