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as to accommodate the varying housing types and densities indentified in the local housin needs . g pro~ectron. The 1999 Technical Supply and Demand Analysis contains the Housing Needs ro'ection which p~ has been covered ~n earlier f nd~ngs. For each housing type, a dense assum Lion and ~' p distribution by density range ~n the Metro Plan was determined. These are shown in the 1999 Technical Supply and Demand Analysis section titled Residential Land Demand. Based on the overall analysis considering both the needs in the future and the available lands. The table in the proposed Metro Plan amendments, Chapter I1I-A, shows that the need can be met within the current urban growth boundary for the 2~-year planning period.. No changes to the existin g Metro Plan diagram are necessary to accommodate this demand. Based on the above analysis and the more detail analysis contained in the Joint Plannin g Commissions Policy Recommendations Report, 1999 Technical Supply and Demand Anal sis Y 1999 Site Inventory Document, and the ECONorthwestlLeland Consulting Market Anal sis the Y proposed amendments comply with Goal 10 and its Administrative Rule, OAR 660-D8. Goal 11-Public Facilities and Services: To plan and develop a timely, orderl and efficient Y arrangement of public facilities and services to serve as a framework for urban and rural development. The 1999 Technical Supply and Demand Analysis under the Service Availabili section states ... ~' that public faciht~es and services are available to 6,782 acres or 72 percent of the buildable residential land. Approximately 2,653 acres do not presently have public facilities and services and will not for a period of time ranging from one to more than ten years. Based on this anal sis .. Y the following policies are included in the proposed Metro Plan amendments; Policy 4. Use annexation, provision of adequate public facilities and services, rezonin , g redevelopment, and in-fill to meet the 2U-year projected housing demand. The policy provides direction to the cities, who are the providers of public facilities and services, to meet the housing demand by, among other measures, provision of adequate public facilities and. services.. This includes capital improvement programs and other measures for the se uential . ... q extension of needed public facilities and services. Policy 6. Endeavor to pravide key urban services and facilities required to maintain a five year supply of serviced buildable residential land, This policy provides a time threshold for cities in the timing of extension of public facilities and services to maintain a f ve year supply of serviceable lands. Policy 7. Development shall be required to pay a greater share of the cost of extending public services and infrastructure. The cities shall examine ways to provide 17 -Findings in Support of Metro Plan Amendments