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. . ..-,...... Exhibit "B" I, . , . Annexation and Urban Services Policy Agreement Between: Industrial Corridor Community Organization, an Oregon nonprofit corporation and formally recognized community organization ("ICCO") And: City of Eugene, an Oregon municipql corporation ("City") Effective Date: -4 - "2.1::> -9 \ RECITALS A. The Industrial Corridor is generally that triangu~ar-shaped area located within the acknowledged Urban Growth Bounda~y of the City of Eugene bounded on the west by the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Area General Plan (If Metro Plann) Urban Growth Boundary, on the east by the Northwest Expressway, on the north by AWbr,ey Lane and on the south by the existing city limits. A more particular description of the Industrial Corridor is attached hereto as Exhibit A and incorporated herein by this reference. B. The Industrial Corridor has a unique urban geography as the result of the parallel northwest-southeast orientation of three highways and two railroads serving the area. There are several parcels of long and narrow dimension. The area present~y receives fire protection from the Lane Rural Fire 'protection District and storm drainage from the Junction City Water Control District, whose combined tax rate is currently 31% of the tax rate of the City of Eugene's operational budget tax levy. Properties in the Industrial Corridor are served by individual on-site sewage disposal systems under permits from Lane County pursuant to rules and regulations of the Oregon Department of Environmental Quality. There is a mixture of land uses in the Industrial Corridor, although the primary use is industrial. Most of the property in the Industrial Corridor is designated for industrial uses in the Metro Plan. C. It is the desir.e of the parties that all properties in the Industrial Corridor be annexed to the City by 2010 and serviced by the City (local) and Metropolitan Wastewater Management Commission (regional) sewer system by 2000. Both parties reco~nize that new development in the Industrial Corridor area should be connected to any available City sewer system at the time of development. ICCO recognizes City's obliga,tion to the Environmental Protection Agency to connect improvements on Property in the Industrial Corridor area to the City sewer system. D. The Industrial Corridor area does not have the groundwater contamina tion present in the River Road and Santa Clara areas. The Annexation and Urban Services Policy Agreement - Page 1