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a. The jurisdiction within which the natural resource is located shall inventory study the site according to the requirements in the Goal 5 administrative rule. ~ incorporating the use of experts, for_ specific location, quantity, and quality. Whenever feasible, this inventory should be done within 30 days. Constraints on access to private lands, ava/lability of qualified experts, and the difficulty of identifying the suspected natural resource at certain times of the year may require an exception to the time frame. b. Upon the completion of the preliminary inventory study, the affected jurisdiction sh/~ll determine within ten days whether the identified natural resource is significant according to the adopted si~nificance criteria of}the affected iurisdiction and adopt supporting findings. Significance will be determined on a case _by case basis by the jurisdiction, according to whether the resource is on a federal, state, or local listing, and because of the un/queness or scarcity of the resource locally. If necessary to protect the site, the local jurisdiction shall apply interim protection. The jurisdiction shall notify the other jurisdictions, MPC, and interested parties of the decision and any interim protection measures to be undertaken. This decision may be appealed in writing within ten days notification of the jurisdiction's decision to MPC. MPC shall consider the refinement of the inventory, the decision of the affected jurisdiction, and the written basis for appeal. The written appeal must include specific facts and reasons why the decision of the jurisdiction was inappropriate. MPC must reach a decision on significance within 't0 days of receipt of an appeal. c. If the newly identified site a natural resource is determined significant, in no later than six months the affected jurisdiction shall complete the conduct a Goal 5 requirements for the site, which includes adoption of protection measures for sites identified for protection Environmental, Social, Economic, and Energy conflict resolution analysis and release a draft working paper with recommendations to [ d. The affected iurisdiction Staff will notify coordinate with affected property owners and interested parties throughout the process. 38. Prior to the completion of the next Plan Update, the Goodpasture Island Great Blue Heronry shall be inventoried and assessed for its significance as a Goal 5 resource. A Goal 5 ESEE analysis shall be conducted, if required. I g-gc.14These policies apply to the Pudding Creek l-[¢ronry and Confluence Heronry on the Willamette River. For the Pudding Creek Herons.' Exhibit B: Proposed amendments to Chapter III-C, Environmental Resources Element, Page 15 of 25 of the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Plan (Metro Plan).