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V. ADDIT~Q~TAL F~11~DI~~GS ~l~ RE11zA.~VTD <br />Qn appeal of the subject plan amendment, the Cre on Land Use Board of A eal <br />g pp s <br />rejected three assignments of error and sustained only one, which asserted that "The <br />governing bodies erred in adopting the plan amendment which did not ro erI address an <br />P P y d <br />demonstrate compliance with Goal 11, Public Facilities and Services, and did not satin h <br />. . fy t e <br />coordrnation requirement of Coal 2, Land Use Planning," LUBA determined that the <br />record failed to show that the proposed development would have minimal im act u on <br />S rin ~ P P <br />p g eld's public schools. Specifically, LUBA ruled that <br />"In view of the apparently limited existing school facilities in the area <br />respondent is required to impose sufficient limitations to assure com fiance <br />. P <br />with Gaal ~ 1 now, or to require as part of the challen ed decision that such <br />. g <br />Iimitat~ons be rmposed as part of the Mid-S rin field Refinement Plan <br />P g <br />amendments before development proceeds." LUBA Q inion at a e ~?. <br />P Pg <br />LUBA states that the problem may be remedied upon remand by a varlet of "a ro ri <br />„ • ~ y PP Pate <br />means, ~nclud~ng the follaw~ng: <br />a. The "challenged decision [could require that such conditions be im osed riot t <br />. P p o <br />development, as part of required Mid-Spr~ngfleld Refinement Plan amendments <br />rezoning, site review or other appropriate means." G inion at a e 16. <br />P Pg <br />b. "'other appropriate means' could include a ro riate nonre iota measur <br />PPP gu ry es, such <br />as recorded covenants, conditions and restrictions, to provide there aired assurances <br />q <br />that the property will not be developed in a way that violates Goal 11 school facilit <br />availabilit re air m ' ' y <br />y q e ents. Op~n~on at page ~~, footnote 14. <br />Upon remand, the City Council conducted a su Iementa ublic hearin limit <br />. PP ~' P g ed to the <br />scope of the issue defined by LUBA. Based upon the record as su lemented the C ' <br />. PP ~ ounc~l <br />fends that the record now supports a findin that both "a ro riate means" id ' ' <br />g Pp P ent~f~ed by <br />LUBA have been fully satisfied and that the pro osed ro'ect will have one minim ` <br />. P P ~ y al impact <br />upon school capacity. Accordingly, the Council finds that there uirement of statewide Goal <br />. q <br />11 rn issue an remand has been satlsf~ed accordin to the terms of the remand. <br />g <br />Specificall ,the Council finds that <br />y <br />a. Gn March 2, 199, while the subject Metro Plan Amendment was under review b <br />y <br />the Land Use Board of Appeals, and prior to the Board's March 19 1992 decision <br />in that appeal, the City Council of the City of S rin field, u on notice and ublic <br />P g P P <br />hearing and consistent with the recommendation of the S rin field Plannin <br />. P g g <br />Camm~ss~on, adopted Qrd~nance No. 5616, amendin the S rin field Refinement <br />g P g <br />Plan to provide with respect to the subject ro ert that <br />P P y <br />Supplemental Findings an Remand - 1 <br />f~ <br />~X~E~6Tn., _ -- --~------ <br />~A~E ~ DF~ <br />