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Section 9.8424 of the Eugene Land Use Code and Section 9.145(2) of the Lane Code Urbanizable Area Land Use and Zoning list the criteria for refinement plan amendments. The Eugene Land Use Code applies wkhin the Eugene City limits; the Lane Code Urbanizable Area Land Use and Zoning applies within the area between the Eugene city limits and the urban growth boundary. In the findings below, text from the Eugene Land Use Code is printed in bold; text from the Lane Code Urbanizable Area Land Use and Zoning (where there is comparable text) is printed directly under the Eugene Land Use Code text and is highlighted in italics. Section 9.8424(1) Section 9. ]45(2) The plan amendment is consistent with all of the following: The proposed change is consistent with the following approval criteria: (a) Statewide planning goals. [Comparable refinement plan amendment criterion not included in Lane Code Urbanizable Area Land Use and Zoning] See discussion under "Applicable Criteria for Approval of a Proposed Amendrnent to the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Area General Plan (Metro Plan) Diagram", above Applicable provisions of the Metro Plan. The plan amendment is consistent with the Metropolitan Area General Plan; See discussion under "Applicable Criteria fbr Approval of a Proposed Amendment to the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Area General Plan (Metro Plan) Diagram", above (c) (b) Remaining portions of the refinement plan. The plan amendment is consistent with the remaining portions of the refinement plan. The Willakenzie Area Plan designated the Chase Gardens area as an "Opportunity Area" that was sukable for high density residential development, neighborhood commercial facilities, and improvements to Garden Way. The Willakenzie Area Plan recommended that a master plan be prepared to coordinate fatare development and capitalize on what are essentially nodal development principles (though not using the term "node" at the time). By master planning the remaining under-developed land in the Chase Gardens area according to nodal development principles, the proposed amendments to the Willakenzie Area Plan implement the directives of the Willakenzie Area Plan and are therefore consistent with the other portions. The proposed amendments retain the development yield proposed in the Willakenzie Area Plan, recognize gove~ent-owned land and natural resource areas, and retain Garden Way as the primary collector street for the area. The proposed amendments to the Willakenzie Area Plan update the Exhibit C - 18