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<br />IV. CONSIDERATION OF ACTIONS RELATIVE TO LCDC LETTER OF AUGUST 25, 1980, <br /> ON METRO PLAN UPDATE (memo distributed) <br /> Mr. Henry stated that there are technical problems with the Cityls sub- e <br /> mittal which are indicated in the memo and these would be discussed by Jim <br /> Croteau, Planning. Craig Greenleaf, LCDC, will discuss the recommenda- <br /> tions. Mr. Henry stated that the County has requested that the council <br /> meet with them to discuss this issue and the Chamber of Commerce has <br /> indicated that they would like to see the matter resolved. <br /> Mr. Croteau stated that following adoption of the Metro Plan Update on <br /> July 28, the City forwarded its request for acknowledgment with State <br /> goals to LCDC which is required to do a completeness check within two <br /> weeks. The letter is their response to that completeness check. ~. <br /> Croteau stated that LCDC noted several technical deficiencies in that <br /> submittal. They are: 1) Lane County plan and map for the area outside <br /> the city limits, including evidence of County adoption; 2) Lane County <br /> zoning ordinance and map for the area outside the city limits inside <br /> the urban growth boundary, including evidence of adoption; 3) County <br /> subdivision regulations applicable to the area outside the city limits <br /> inside the urban growth boundary; and 4) a City-County management agree- <br /> ment which explains~ a) how implementation of the plan will be coordi- <br /> nated between the City and County, b) how the provision of services will <br /> be coordinated between the City and County, c) annexation policies, and <br /> d) amendment procedures for the plan and urban growth boundary. <br /> Mr. Haws arrived at the meeting. <br /> Mr. Croteau said that the County will submit the first three items. e <br /> The use of Chapter 4 in the plan as the management agreement would be <br /> acceptable to LCDC, but Lane County has not yet submitted their plan <br /> indicating they will use that approach. The second portion of the letter <br /> goes beyond a description of the deficiencies and includes suggestions to <br /> help resolve the disagreement between the cities and Lane County. <br /> Mr. Delay asked if in Lane County's plan, the County is requesting that <br /> Chapter 4 be used as the management agreement. Mr. Croteau responded that <br /> that is correct. Ms. Miller questioned using Chapter 4 as an agreement of <br /> jurisdictional boundaries. She asked if this cooperative aqreement is <br /> still in existence. ~. Croteau responded that we do not have any accept- <br /> able agreement if the boundaries cannot be agreed upon but the best <br /> approach is to have agreement in the plan rather than a separate agreement. <br /> The City is still offering our adopted plan as the one it hopes Lane <br /> County will adopt. Ms. Miller noted that at the last Elected Officials <br /> Coordinating Committee meeting, the County eliminated one section of the <br /> plan. She asked if that was Chapter 4. Mr. Croteau responded that the <br /> section that had been eliminated was regarding jurisdictional boundaries, <br /> and the County replaced it with what they call an "area of influence.11 <br /> Ms. Miller stated that that would affect point 4 of the LCDC letter. She <br /> asked if two procedures would go into effect if the County proceeds with <br /> this. Mr. Croteau responded affirmatively. <br /> _. <br /> ~~ <br /> 9/3/80--4 <br />