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OP54- (d) Neighborhood organizations shall be noti- fied of all proposed changes in city policies, pro- jects, services and activities having a significant effect on their neighborhoods (e.g., land use, trans- portation and traffic, parks and recreation, housing, and public services), in ample time to allow partici- pation in the decision-making process. Specific site locations for land acquisition need not be identified by the city. (e) All neighborhood plans shall be reviewed by the Planning Commission at a public hearing open to the Eugene community before a recommendation is for- warded to the City Council. (f) Upon adoption by the City Council, the neigh- borhood plan shall be considered a general plan refine- ment by the city and its various departments. Section 4. Neighborhood Newsletters. (a) The city shall finance the printing and mail- ing of neighborhood newsletters and communications, within budgetary allowances set by the city. Neighbor- hood organizations may raise funds to finance their own publications. (b) Newsletters financed by the city shall be gov- erned by these guidelines: (I) The main purposes of the neighborhood newsletters are to distribute information to neighborhood members on matters affecting their areas and to provide a forum for the free expres- sion of the opinions of neighborhood members on issues of interest to the neighborhood. (2) Advocacy positions may be included in the newsletters in an editorial format. News- letters shall clearly indicate editorial material and guarantee space for timely printing of differ- ing viewpoints. (3) Commercial advertising will not be per- mitted in newsletters unless financed by other than city funds. (4) The city shall have access to neighbor- hood newsletters for city information. Resolution - 4