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EXHIBIT A <br />Findings in Support of Ordinance No, 19958 Amending the <br />Pion Amendments and Refinements Section of Chapter IV of <br />the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Area General Plan, <br />Section 9.1282) of the Eugene Code, 1971 provides that the following criteria shall <br />be applied by the City Council in approving or denying a plan amendment application or <br />initiation; <br />1. The amendment must be consistent with the relevant statewide planning goals <br />adopted by the Land Conservation and Development Commission, <br />The following are the applicable Statewide Planning Gaols: <br />Goal 1-Citizen Involvement. <br />Goal 1 is intended to ensure that citizens are involved in all stages of the planning <br />process. Citizens have been involved in all stages of the development of this <br />amendment. The following summarizes the major citizen involvement opportunities <br />in the development of the proposed revisions to Chapter IV of the Eugene- <br />Springfield Metropolitan Area General Plan and demonstrates how the revisions <br />enhance citizen-initiated amendments to the Plan: <br />1. In actober of 19$8, the Metropolitan Policy Committee ~MPC~ directed the <br />metropolitan staff to draft changes to Chapter IV of the Metropolitan Plan to <br />streamline the plan amendment process. <br />2. Changes to Chapter IV of the Metropolitan Plan were developed by <br />metropolitan staff and reviewed and approved by the Joint Planning <br />Commission Committee ~JPCC~ and the three metropolitan planning <br />commissions and approved by the three governing bodies in 1990. <br />3. In March of 1992, the MPC directed that metropolitan staff draft amendments <br />to the Metropolitan Plan text that would further simplify and streamline the <br />amendment process to the Plan. <br />4. The Joint Planning Commission Committee reviewed the proposed revisions <br />to Chapter IV of the Metropolitan Plan on May 18,1992. <br />Exhibit A -1 <br />