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considered a "conservation" designation under state rules, which allows more uses than would be allowed within a wetland designated for Protection The WEWP limits the additional uses that can occur within these areas to utility maintenance and repair and under certain conditions, construction of new utilities. The following amendments include areas proposed for the Utility Corridor designation: 5a, 6, 8, 9, 22, 23, 23a, 23b, 25, 38, 42, 46, 48, 49, and 56. Conclusions: The proposed amendments listed above, which address planned transportation projects and utility maintenance and repair, respond to changes in state regulations and thus are consistent with this criterion. Summary Conclusions: Each of the proposed amendments meet the criteria under Eugene Code sections 9. 145(2)(a) and (2)(b) and one or more of the criteria for approval of a refinement plan amendment as set forth in Eugene Code section 9.145(2)(c). Based upon the discussion, findings and conclusions herein (above) The Eugene City Council finds the proposed amendments to be consistent with the criteria contained in Eugene Code section 9.14S. Table 3 Matrix of Consistency With Refinement Plan Amendment Criteria All Amendments must Each Amendment must meet at least meet these Eugene Code one of these Eugene Code (EC) criteria (EC) criteria Amend Site EC9.145 EC 9.145 EC 9.145 EC9.145 EC 9.145 EC 9.145 # # (2)(a) (2)(b) (2)(c)1. (2)(c)2. (2)(c)3. (2)( c )4. 1 Ala X X X X 5a A3a X X X 6 A4a X X X X 7 A4d X X X 8 A4e X X X X I 9 A5 X X X X X 10 AA X X X 11 AB X X X 17 B6 X X X ~ 18 B7 X X X I 19 B8 X X X I 20 BI0 X X X X I I 211 BAI X X X 1__ Multiple Site Ordinance, Exhibit C (Refinement Plan Amendment Findings) Page 15