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D. Policy 9, page III-D-4 provides for specific use management considerations and requirements of Goal I5, "Willamette Greenway," to be included in local refinement plans. E. Policy I0, page III-D-4 of the Metropolitan Plan directs that local and state governments continue to proivde adequate public access to the Willamette River. F. Policy 5, page III-D-4 of the Metropolitan P1 an directs that uses 1 ocati ng along river corridors be compatible with the natural, scenic and environmental qualities of those water features. G. Policy 9, page III-D-4 of the Metropolitan Plan provides the ability of local refinement plans and implementing ordinances to address specific management and use considerations. H. Section 9.26a of the Eugene Code provides local interpretation of Goal I5 and contains criteria which development occurring within Greenway boundaries must meet. I. Map A shows that in the area being proposed for diagrammatic change, the southern Greenway Boundary is located along the Millrace. J. Policies C1, C2, C3, C4, D2 pages 9 and 10~ of the draft Study, and the proposed Special Development District all contain provisions which address use management considerations. K. Policy D4, page 10 of the draft Riverfront Study addresses public access by requiring that in the context of any development occurring in the Ri verfront area, the existing bike-pedestrian path be relocated c1 oser to the river. L. Policy C4 of the draft Study directs that development in the Riverfront Park, when pvssi bl e, maintain and enhance public access to the river. M. Policy C1 has modified by the Planning Commissian~ addresses public access by establishing: l} minimum setbacks of thirty feet; 2~ two areas of deeper setbacks which will accommodate intensive public use, i.e., around the Autzen Bike Bridge and the east Millrace outfall; and 3) by acknowledging that certain public access improvements could extend to the river through the riparian strip. N. An environmental analysis conducted as part of the Riverfront Study identifies the existing riparian stri p along the riverbank as the most significant environmental asset in the area, D. Policy CI, page 8 of the draft Study has modified by the Planning Commission} directs that the riparian strip along the river be protected, and identifies development and implementation of a management plan as a method of achieving this objective. P. The SD, Special Development District has proposed by the Planning Cammi ssi one requires that: 1 ~ development i n the Greenway comply with the policies contained in the Metropolitan Plan, the Riverfront Study and other applicable plans; and 2~ land within the Willamette Greenway Boundaries comply with applicable criteria contained in Chapter 9 of the Eugene Cade. ~XH(B(T ~ .~ ..~..... .