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cess shall be used to approve minor p1 an amendments when the City of Eugene is the home jurisdiction and one other jurisdiction is substantively affected by the proposed amendment. This process shall also be used when another jur- isdiction is the home jurisdiction and the City of Eugene is substantively affected by the proposed amendment. ~2} Planning commission consideration. Within 85 days of the plan amendment initiation date the planning commission of the home jurisdiction shat i hold a publ i c hearing an the proposed amendment. If feasible, a joi nt public hearing of the planning commissions of the home jurisdiction and of the referral jurisdiction shall be held within that time. if a joint hearing is not held, the planning commission of the referral jurisdiction need not hold a public hearing on the amendment. ~f the referral jurisdiction planning commission does take action on the amendment, it may rely on the record of the home jurisdiction planning commission to support that action. If a joint hearing is conducted, both planning commissions shall take action on the amendment. The provisions of section 9.1302} of this code apply to the home jurisdiction or joint planning commission hearing and decision on a proposed plan amendment. ~f the planning commissions are not able to reach an iden- tical recommendation on a plan amendment proposal or if any planning commis- sion fails to make a recommendation within the time deadline, the proposal shall be referred to a committee of planning commissioners from all three jurisdictions. The referral shall occur within five days after the last planning commission takes action on the proposal, or no later than X05 days after the plan amendment initiation date where a planning commission fails tv act. Within 20 days after this referral, the committee shall issue a report to the governing bodies vn the proposal which may contain a recom- mended action. ~3} Governing^body action. Within 60 days of the date the home jurisdiction planning commission acts on the plan amendment, the governing bodies of the home jurisdiction and the referral jurisdiction may hold a joint public hearing on the proposed amendment to consider arguments on the pro- posal . Consideration of the proposed plan amendment shal l be based on the p1 ann i ng commission evidentiary record. No new evidence shal 1 be al 1 owed at the governing body hearing ar hearings. If a joint hearing cannot be held within 60 days, a hearing shall be held within that time before the home jur- isdiction governing body. If a joint hearing is not held, the governing body of the referral jurisdiction does not need to hold a public hearing on the amendment, Within 30 days of the joint public hearing or the home jurisdic- tion governing body hearing, the governing bodies shall approve, modify and approve, or deny the proposed amendment. Each of the governing bodies shall take action by ordinance, with adapted findings and conclusions an whether the proposal or modified proposal meets the approval criteria. The actions of the governing bodies are final i f i dent i cal actions are taken . The date the last governing body acts shall be the time the decision becomes final. ~4} Conflict resolution process. if the governing bodies do not enact identical decisions on-the plan amendment, or if either or both bodies fail to act within the prescribed time period, the plan amendment shall be referred to the Metropolitan Policy Committee. The referral shall occur five days after the last governing body action, or, if either or both governing bodies fail to act, 35 days after the date of the joint hearing or the home jurisdiction governing body hearing. The Metropolitan Pot i cy Committee shal 1 meet within 30 days of the referral to hear comments on the proposed amendment from the applicant, staff of the affected jurisdictions and interested per- Ordinance - 6