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Eugene Ordinance Exhibit B [Lane County Ordinance Exhibit B] do not clearly require action by Lane County (they establish that the Eugene UGB includes sufficient land for residential needs, and do not require any changes to the UGB), Lane County has chosen to consider adoption of an ordinance to co -adopt the change to the Metro Plan, and to adopt the Envision Eugene comprehensive plan amendments "to the extent they apply to the Eugene urbanizable area." The City consulted with surrounding jurisdictions and invited their comment. Coordination with regard to the residential supply and demand work related to this ordinance included the following: • The Department of Land Conservation and Development (DLCD) was engaged through notice of the proposed action, regular contact with the City of Eugene's regional representative, and periodic presentations at DLCD where staff was invited to comment on the proposed action. • Lane County was invited to (and did) send a County Commissioner to participate in the Community Resource Group during the early visioning phase of the Envision Eugene project. City staff collaborated with County staff to provide informational updates and presentations to the County Planning Commission and Board of Commissioners at key points in the Envision Eugene process. The County also participated in the adoption process for the measure that re -designated land for low density residential housing. • City of Springfield was engaged through notice of the proposed action and opportunity to comment. • City of Junction City was engaged through direct communication with Planning staff, including discussion of the proposed action and opportunity to comment. • City of Creswell was engaged through direct communication with Planning staff, including discussion of the proposed action and opportunity to comment. • Junction City Water Control District was engaged through direct involvement in the identification of concerns and strategies regarding the UGB expansion near its jurisdictional boundaries. • Bethel School District was engaged through coordination on identifying its 20 -year land need that would occur on residential land. • Eugene School District 4J was engaged through coordination on identifying its 20 -year land need, or lack thereof, and its impact on the residential land supply. • University of Oregon was engaged through meetings early in the process and at key points along the way to identify needs that would occur on residential land and any concerns. • Lane Transit District (LTD) was engaged through meetings early in the process and at key points along the way to identify needs and concerns. • Eugene Water and Electric Board (EWEB) was engaged through direct coordination regarding the delivery of services within the current UGB , and through planning of their downtown riverfront site which added capacity to increase housing inside the current urban growth boundary. Statewide Planning Goal 3 — Agricultural Lands Statewide Planning Goal -- "To preserve and maintain agricultural lands." The actions taken by this ordinance address only property located within the urban growth boundary and do not affect any land designated for agricultural use. To the extent this action could be 2 Final