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fac ilities. Increasing the use of alternative modes of transportation will help to improve regional and local air quality. Therefore, the amendments are consistent with Goal 6. _Goal 7 ~ ~4reas,S~_~b'~ct to Natural Disaste~ and Hazards, The areas af~bcted by these ord~n~ces do no~ ~clude any kmo~m areas of natural d~sas~ers er hazards. Therefore. the amendments are consistent with Goal 7. Goal 8 - Recreational Needs. To tisthe recrea~Jona[ needs ¢'the citizens qf the state andvisitors, and where appropriate zo provide for the siting of neceSSa® recreational fi-~cilities including destination The actions do not affect ~y inventoried/designated recreation areas, facilities or recreational opportunities since fhe uses allowed on the redesignated prope~ies will not ch~ge as a resuk of the actions. Therefore, the amendments are consistent with Goal 8. ~oa 9 - Sc men~_ lb Xati~' adequate °PPor~unities throughout the staw for a varieO, of economic activities vital the health, we~are, and prosperity qf Oregon ~ citizens. The addition of the ND Nodal Development Me~o Plan designation does not change the ~derlying Me~o P1an designation and land c~xrently designated for commercial use will continue t~ be designated for commercial use. There is no t~d designated for industrial use within the ~ea. YherefOre~ the amendments are consistent with Goal 9. Goat ] 0- Hous[~. To p~oTvide [br the housing nee& of citizens of the state. The addition of the ND Nodal Development Metro Pl~ designation does not change the m~derlying Mmro Plan designm~on and land cu~emly designated for housing will cominue to ~e designmed f°r housing. Therefore, the ~_endments are consistent with Goal 10. Goal ] 1- Public Facilities and Services. and develop a time¢ order¢ Jnd gfffcient arrangemem 2f public~cilities and services serve as a~3amework for urban and rural development The prope~ies affected by addition of the ND Nod~ Development Metro Plan designation ~e omSkle ~he City limits and wSth~n the mb~ gro~h boundary of the C~ty of Eugene. Th~ prope~es are ct~rently provided with adequate public facilities ~d the actions taken by these amendments do not affect t~e jL~isdictions' ability to provide those Gcilities Should the prope~ies be ~exed the ~mre and be rezoned, provision of pubhc fac~lkies Mil be considered at ~at time. For pt~ing pn¢oses, as demonstrated in the Royal ~ea Specific Plan, the Cib~ has considered and confi~ed Exhibit D - 3