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Should inconsistencies occur, the Metro Plan is the prevailing policy document. The process for <br /> reviewing and adopting refinement plans is outlined in Chapter IV. <br /> <br /> policies, <br /> <br /> Relationship to Lane County Rural Comprehensive Plan <br /> <br /> The Plan Boundary shown on the Metro Plan Dia~am in Chapter II is boundaries of the <br /> Metropotitan-Area-.Generat...]~tanare adjacent to the boundaries of th~ Lane County Rural <br /> Comprehensive Plan that surround the Eugene-Springfield metropolitan area. There is no <br /> overlap between the boundaries of the Metro Plan and t~t.~of the Lane CoUnty Rural <br /> Comprehensive Plan. Lane Code Chapter 16 is applied in the area between the UGB and the <br /> Plan Bound~ to i~plement the Metro Plan. <br /> <br /> Adjustments to boundaries may occur in the future so that areas previously a part of one plan are <br /> covered under another plan. These adjustments may occur using the Metro Plan review and <br /> amendment procedures described in Chapter IV. <br /> <br /> Relationship to Statewide Planning Goals <br /> <br />As required by state law, the Metro Plan has been developed in accordance with the statewide <br />planning goals adopted by the Oregon Land Conservation and Development Commission <br />(LCDC). and"pubtishedin..Apfit .t977~..as~amendedthrough..J~une. t997: These goals provide the <br />standards and set the framework for the planning programs of all governmental agencies and <br />bodies in the metropolitan area. The Metro Plan addresses each of the LCDC goals (as well as <br />local goals) and contains objectives and policies ~at...aimedm.eomptianc~ecQ.~p!y with the LCDC <br />goals. <br /> <br />Relationship to the Technical Supplement9g~:~ Workim, Papers~....~nd. Publie FaeilitiesPlan <br /> <br />The Metro Plan iswas based on a work programs approved by the Metropolitan Plan Policy <br />Committee (MPC) and by the governing bodies of Eugene, Springfield, and Lane County after <br />review and hearings by the respective planning commissions (and MAPAC for the !982 Metro <br />~q~). Based on the~:.is--work programs, an inventori~sy, reviews, and anai3Jseils ;'f a"~U~;"~)f <br />Metro Plan relevant elements arewere conducted. These included population projections, land <br />use and housing (supply and demand), public facilities and servic~s,ufitities3 and natural assets <br />and constraints. <br /> <br />From.this invento~yr.review~....and..analysisrA set of.working papers3 was ere...developed for.the <br />!:?82Metro::plan thai which-describes the relevant issues and factors concerning each subject, <br />and from these analyses, findings were drawn. These findings, in mm, formed an important <br /> <br />3 The working papers are on file for public use in the Springfield, Lane County, and Eugene planning offices, and at <br />the..LaneCouneil of. Governments LCOG <br /> <br /> 1-6 <br /> <br /> <br />