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C. 15 The Statewide Wetland Inventory_ as shown on the map titled Goal 5 Wetlands for the area inside the Metro Plan Boundary and Ioutside the UGB, dated January 2004, adopted and incorporated here, shall be used to identify wetlands for purposes of notifying the Division of State Lands concerning applications for development permits or other land use decisions affecting Goal 5 wetlands in the area outside the UGB and inside the Plan Boundary. The map is on file at the Lane County Land Management Division. C. 16 The map titled Goal 5 Significant Wildlife Habitat for the area inside the Metro Plan Bounda~. and outside the UGB, dated January 2004, adopted and incorporated here, shall be used to identify significant wildlife habitat for purposes of notifying the Oregon Department offish and Wildlife concerning applications for development permits or other land use decisions affecting significant wildlife habitat on the Goal 5 inventory for -- areas outside the .[.rGB and inside the Plan Boundary. The map is on file at the Lane County Land Management Division. C. 17 The map titled Goal 5 $ignil~cant Riparian Corridors for the area inside the Metro Plan Bounda~_ and outside the UGB, dated January 2004, adopted and incorporated here,~shall be used to identify significant riparian corridors for purposes of applying Goal 5 riparian protection provisions in Lane Code Chapter 16 for areas outside the UGB and inside the Plan Boundary_. The map is on file at the Lane County Land Management Division. Policies 20. Positive steps shall to be taken to protect the Springfield municipal groundwater supplies along the McKenzie River and the middle fork of the Willamette River. I Findings ~ Known and potential groundwater pollution exists in the metropolitan area. Known and potential som'ces of groundwater pollution include septic tank wastes,, industrial, commercial, and residential runoff; leakage from sanitary sewer pipes; leaking from sanitary landfills; agricultural non point sources (spraying and animal wastes); chemical and petroleum spills, and natural contaminants (arsenic). 11. Beneficial uses of groundwater in the metropolitan area include domestic and municipal water supplies, industrial supplies, and domestic and commercial irrigation. The value and frequency of these uses varies among incorporated, urbanizable, and rural areas. Mineral and A~re~ate Resources (Goal 5) Findings Exhibit B: Proposed amendments to Chapter III-C, Environmental Resources Element, Page 18 of 25 of the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Plan (Metro Plan).