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· Goal 11 - Public Facilities and S~rvices To plan and develop a timely, orderly and efficient arrangement of public facilities and services to serve as a framework for urban and rural development. Urban services refers to the apprcpriate type and level of police protection. The proposed Metro Plan amendment is specifically addressing the orderly and efficient arrangement of provision for public services for urban and rural development within the realities of the current financi] ~g constraints. · Goal 12 - Transportation - Not ][elevant · Goal 13 - Energy Conservation Not Relevant · Goal 14 - Urbanization To provide for an orderly and eJ~ 'cient transition from rural to urban land use. ! The proposed public safety service district is not a growth inducing service that will encourage urban scatteration and ~prawl. Statewide Goal 11 and the Public Facility Rule recognize water, wastewat¢~, stormwater and transportation services or facilities as the drivers of the urban growth form. · Goal 15 - Willamette Greenway - Not Relevant · Goal 16 - Estuarine Resources - Not Relevant · Goal 17 - Coastal Shorelands - Not Relevant · Goal 18 - Beaches and Dunes - Not Relevant · Goal 19 - Ocean Resources - N )t Relevant Conclusion: The proposed Metro Plan amendment is consistent with the relevant statewide planning goal~, adopted by the Land Conservation and Development Commission. 2) Internal consistency within Me,tro Plan The Metro Plan Public Facility and Services Policies recognize water, wastewater, stormwater and transportation services or facilities as the drivers of the urban growth form. The Metro Plan Growth Management and Special Service District Policies were developed to guide city development and provide more uniform and orderly services on the urban fringe. This proposed public safety service district is not a growth inducing service that will encourage urban scatteration and sprawl. Service districts or other entities within the Metro Plan are currently providing transit, schools, parks, fire and EMS, electric, water, communication, either directly or through contract. Lane County is already providing (or has in the past) the following public safety services countywide: