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amendments to the Metra Plan Diagram to ensure consistency between the broad land uses depicted on the Metro Plan Diagram, and refined land uses shown in the neighborhood plan, The whiteaker Plan also provided a strong policy basis for changing the local zoning to ensure greater consistency between zoning and applicable comprehensive plans. Fundamental Principle 6 indicates that Eugene and Springf eld are the logical providers of services within the Urban Growth Boundary. Findings: The entire Whiteaker Plan area is within the City of Eugene. The whiteaker Plan provides policy direction concerning the provision of City services in several areas such as public safety, frre and emergency medical services, park and recreation services, planning, and transportation facilities. Fundamental Principle 7 states that the Metro Plan is based on a projected population. Findings: The Whiteaker Plan provides guidance concerning land use, transportation facilities, and other public services that will be needed to serve people living and working in the Whiteaker Neighborhood. The Whiteaker Plan was prepared based on a basic understanding concerning broader, metropolitan-wide growth and development issues, The whiteaker Plan is also consistent with the Metro Plan policies and the Land Use Diagram. Below are findings of consistency according to the main chapters within the whiteaker Plan. Neighborhood History and character-Pages 11 through 23 of the Whiteaker Plan, The policies in this chapter address three main areas: l }inventory and protection of historic resources and trees, 2} examination of the City Code with regard to design standards, and 3} preservation of neighborhood identity. Findings; 1. Whiteaker Plan policies to inventory and protect historic resources are consistent with the following Metro Plan objectives and policy: "Develop and expand public awareness of the metropolitan area's origin, development and history." ~Cbj.1, page III-I-~} "Encourage preservation and restoration of sites, structures, objects, and areas of cultural, historic or archeological significance for the enjoyment and knowledge of present and future generations." ~4bj . 2, page III-I-2} Exhibit C. Findings of Consistency Page 2