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sand use decisions. The Metro Plan establishes the policy framework for land use decisions in the metro Titan area. This minor tan amendment is bein rocessed consistent with the ~~~~~ ~ p gF amendment procedures adapted by Lane County, Eugene and Springfield as part of the Metro Plan. These staff notes provide a factual basis for making a decision on this request. This exception process in Goal 2 is not applicable to this request sine no exception to a statewide planning goal is required. Goal ~- A ricultural Lands To preserve and maintain agricultural.lands. Goa13 is not applicable to this amendment. All of the properties in this request are inside the urban growth boundary and designated far urban levels of development. None of the properties in this request are designated or zoned for agricultural uses. oaI 4 -- Forest Lands To conserve forest lands far forest uses. Goal 4 is not applicable to this amendment since none of the properties in this request are designated ar zoned for forest uses. oat.. -- n s Sceni and Histori r s and Natura~~ Resources To conserve open space and protect natural and scenic resources. -~ ~_ ~.. Goal S is not applicable to this amendment. This. site has not been identified for future open space. No scenic, historic. or natural resources have been identified ~on this site. The A-2 channel,- an open, human-made drainage channel is located just off this 'site, beyond the south end of Wilbur Avenue. This channel is part of Eugene's drainage system and is maintained by the City of Eugene Public Works. Department. The Natural Resourtxs Special Study encourages future public access along the channel and a vegetative buffer along its edge. . A second drainage channel crosses this site from east to west about halfway between Theona Drive and the southern end of Wilbur Avenue. The location of this channel approximates the Zocaaon of a ~ natural stream that formed existed in this location.. Y Sioal 6 -- Air. Water and Land Resources To mountain and improve the quality of the air, water, and land resources of the state. v1SED STAFF ND~ES --December 2, 1993 Page 8