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Adoption of a Goal 5 natural resources inventory will not, in and of itself~ have a direct impact on the Willamette Ri~er Greenway, The adoption of a Goal 5 inventory, while it may hold some potential for identif34ng andpmtecfing open space that could contribute to satisfying some elementS of the Greenway PrOgram~ provides no actual change in the provision of access to the Willamette River or other requirements of Goal 15. Therefore, the amendments do not affect Metro Plan compl/ance with Statewide Planning Goal 15. Goals ]6~19 - Estuarine Resources, Coastal Shorelands, Beaches and DUnes, and Ocean Resources. There are no estuarine 7reso-urces, coastal shorelands, beaches, dunes or ocean resources within Eugene's j-u~sdicfion. Therefore, Sta~ewide Planning Goals 16 through 19 do not apply to these amendments. (b) Adoption of the amendment mast not make the Metro Plan internally ~ncons~stent. Adoption of these Metro Pl~ amendments will not chm~ge any Metro Plan policies. The amendment Mll make changes only to background documents inco~orated into the Metro Plan by reference. The Goal 5 natural remurces invento~ elements (r/p~an, upland) adopted will replace any previously adopted inventories of the same type, preventir~g any possible conflict between this and previous Goal 5 inventory maps, Given these findings and the fact that no modification to the Metro Plan text is necessary or proposed, the amendments will not make the Metro Plan internally inconsistent.