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ATTACHMENT - 6 ' - - E. _%Criterfa/Analysls - . I. - r 17'! LC12.050 Method of Adoption mhd Amendment. (1) The adoption of the comprehensive plan or an amendment to such plan shay be by an ordinance. Ordinance No. PA 1255 is attached for consideration by the Board. FuxtrGs of compliance with applicable laws and ragulatlons are induded.as Exhibit B to the Ordinance. (2) The Board may amend or supplement the comprehensive plan upon a Anding at (a) an error In Ow plan; or (b) changed circumstances affecting or pertsining to the plan; or (c) a change In pubrrc pofky, or (d) a change In pubirc need based on a reevaluaLlon of factors affgdka the plan, provided fire amendment or supplement does not lmpsk ft purpose of Me plan as eatabffshed byLCII005 below. The findings of compliance with the above criteria are found In Exhibit S to the Ordinance. LC12.1105 Purpose. The board shalt adopt a comprehanalve plan. The general purpose othhe =Vmhanslveptan Is the guklhrg of the sodas, economic, and physical development of the County &best Fvmctte public health, 5=.rety, order, convenience, prosperMl and general web The Lore County Rural Comprehensive Plan Introduction Section illustrates the connectedness of the city and counly plans, and describes the co- adoption of each city's Comprehensive Plan as illustrated In the introduction. In addition to this visual representation of the relationship between the cities plans and the overall general county plan, Part I, Section D of the Rural Comprehensive Plan states: 'W fie the Policies in ft document are directed at Lane County govemmen4 rt is dearly recognized that the County has a responsibility to, and must coordinate a,4 closely with, the Incorporated dWas wNitn &s boundaries Statewide planning lawrequnas that each Grcorporated dh' develop and adopt its own fend use plan which mustself comply with LCDC Goals The plan musF cants n essertfa9y the same elements as the Coun(y General Plmr, w>7h an addZiand efemerrt cf en identiRed thban Growth Boundary (required by Goal 1�. Ellice urivan groxrtlu for each coy bib take place within that Boundary In the of the Eugeneprhtgfiefd Metropolrlan Area Plan; a mutual Boundaryls adopted bybotlr ales end Ure County Far al other Wia4 the Countymust r-ab7y Bra cities tiGf3's byTndependent evalustlon of, and adotipon of, app►opriate rttyplanprotrlsdons Through thismethod, theCount y becomes responalblefaradminih(wh itmprovlsfonsofdly plans wrlhln die city UGB's'but outside of the corporate d y Mnft VoWtAgmements for Ph rming Coordination' drawn up between flue County and each dyWay the 6amework far cooperative action In the effort' The coordinated population forecasts for each urbanajea provide a key component of the base data to support the policies and framework for long range planning necessary to meet municipal j needs for each local jurisdidlon particularly as it relates to urban growth. The countywide 1 population forecasts adopted In the RCP provide lira basis for allies to use two forecasts and coordLmte the population residing In urban areas with the remalnderof to population In rural Lam County. The erractrnent of the statutory and rule requirements applicable In Lana County and the urban areas adopts projections that are reasonable and sufficient for future planning odhare rro. PA 1255 / In"rho MarkrflrAmwdinQThe Lane Cour$r Ihre1 danP r� V+�%r) is mouoa nwommae Pq%A8 nFitPonLaneCmmWAgdEothUemnAwW *fn'nwMmob6AdAdoOngS r4pMditwl6ftdat ML t� Tlo. PA aeSe731 Page 4 ATTACHMENT