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Commission. g. Initiation of the plan amendment prior to comple- tion of the mid-period review was because economic diversifi- cation is a high priority for the City of Eugene, early processing of such an amendment will provide the opportunity for site development during the 1986 construction season, and an early amendment .is needed as a prerequisite far forming a tax increment dlstrlct In the Study area. h. Findings in support of the adoption of this plan ~... amendment are set forth in Exhibit A and are incorporated herein as though fully set forth. Additional findings and responses to issues raised in the public hearings are set forth in the draft R iverf rout Park Study of April , 19 8 5 , the findings contained in Eugene Ordinance 19347 adapted contem- poraneously herewith, the Memorandum of the Planning Depart- ment to the Mayor and City Council dated July 8, 19$5, th e Memorandum of the Eugene Planning Department to Interested Parties dated July 17, 1985, the Memoranda of the Eugene Planning Department to the Board of County Commissioners dated July 23, 1985 and August 12, 1985, and the Memorandum of the Eugene Planning Department to the Mayor and City Council of September 9, 1985 with attachments. All of these findings are adopted and incorporated herein as though fully set forth. i. Qn September 9, 1985 a public hearing was held before the Eugene City Council on the proposed plan amen d- ment. j. Based on the above record and findings, the Eugene City Council concludes that the plan amendment set f orth below is consistent with Land Conservation & Development Commmission Statewide Land Use Planning Goals, with the unamended portion of the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Area Plan, and with other applicable City plans and policies. Certain issues of Goal conformity, e.g, regulat.ion of toxic wastes and appropriate height limitations within the River- frant Park area, can and will be addressed in future more specific actions of the City such as adoption of implementing zoning districts, application of those zoning districts to the subject tracts, allowance of development through site review and conditional use permits, development of general legislation on environmental wastes and other matters, and s it ing and f .financing of public improvements on or near the subject tracts. Moreover, prior to development of this property as allowed by this plan amendment, other affected entities may need to take complementary actions such as amendment and modification of the North Campus Plan by the University of Oregon and the State Board of Higher Education. 2. The amendments to the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Ordinance - 2