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20119
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Ordinance amending the West Eugene Wetlands Plan by adopting new policies and plan text establishing planned transportation corridor and utility corridor wetland designations.
Adopted_Date
5/20/1998
Approved Date
5/20/1998
CMO_Effective_Date
6/20/1998
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James D. Torrey
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except when applied to previously undesignated sites, and in fact will facilitate certain kinds of <br />development where it was previously prohibited. For these reasons, the Planned Trans ortation <br />.. p <br />Corridor and Utility Corridor policy and text amendments to the ''L7Vest Eugene Wetlands Plan <br />comply with Statewide Planning Goa19. <br />Goa110 ~ Housing <br />The purpose of Goal 10 is to provide for housing needs of the citizens of the state. <br />Findings: <br />The amendments which create the new Planned Transportation Carridor and Utility Corridor will <br />not have any impact on the availability of land for construction of housing. The policies <br />themselves do not directly affect any specific properties. It is only when they are applied to <br />specific properties in subsequent Plan amendments that any impact to buildable lands might <br />result. Both policies create a wetland designation that will only be applied to wetlands that are <br />currently designated as protected or that would be designated for protection in the absence of <br />these new designations. The maj ority of sites where the new designations will be applied will be <br />in wetlands now designated for protection, and, therefore, not presently available for residential <br />development. In short, these new designations will not preclude any development except when <br />applied to previously undesignated sites, and in fact will facilitate certain kinds of development <br />where it was previously prohibited. For these reasons, the Planned Transportation Corridor and <br />Utility Corridor policy and text amendments to the West Eugene Wetlands Plan comply with <br />Statewide Planning Goal 10. <br />Conclusions <br />The above findings show that these amendments to the West Eugene wetlands Plan are <br />consistent with Gregon Statewide Planning Goals 1, 5, 9 and 10. This conclusion is based on the <br />following:l }the policies have no impact on the supply of industrial, commercial and residential <br />land, 2~ the abundant opportunities provided for citizen involvement throughout the planning <br />process and 3} these amendments do not significantly alter the basic structure and function of the <br />West Eugene Wetlands Plan and its protection of wetland resources. No fiurther analysis of <br />Statewide Planning Goals is necessary for these amendments to the West Eugene '~Uetlands Plan. <br />P7'C/UC Amendments Qrdinance, Exhibit P (Statewide Planning Gaal Findings Page 5 <br />
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