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C C portions of tax lots; 2) control storm drainage -- quantity and quality - -- consequences on the natural area; and 3) use buffering techniques such as vegetative landscape barrier or fencing to protect the natural resource values of the -site. On properties bordering 9 stream courses, the PUD, cluster subdivision or site review procedures (should) shall include direction for retention of natural vegetation and buffering of the stream courses from development. This policy recognizes that under Eugene's planned unit development regulations, a variety of structure types and other neighborhood uses such as "neighborhood commercial" are allowed in any residential areas." 8. Page 19, under Public Resource Node discussion, change second sentence to read as follows, "while these types of facilities are generally available within the community, this proposal conceives of them being clustered in one area and located in ,proximity to other hi h- intensity land uses in the Basin" . 9. Page 25, under Plants and Wildlife, change the first sentence in the second paragraph to read, "At least three rare plants (including the Aster curti s) do exist in the wet natural resource area of the Basin (see Map H)." 10. Page 23, Under Discussion of Size, change second sentence to read, "The special light industrial site in Alternative #2 is split into approximately (two 50 . acre pieces) sixteen separate arcel s, possibly rendering it less desirable by a potential major firm. 11. Map E in the draft document, change to include footnote for Public Resource Node, and addition of high-density residential south of commercial designation (see revised Map E attached) . 12. Modify Map B in the draft Willow Creek special Area Study to show Eugene's City limits line (see revised Map B attached) . 13. In the analysis of consistency with Statewide Goals, add a new paragraph to the Goal 5 discussion which would read as follows: Early annexation of the industrially designated land and wetlands area is to fulfill the local oal s of provi-di ng a sufficient su ly of development-ready industrial l and and to p rotect a Goal 5 resource As Land Use Pol i cy 2 provi conversion of the remainder of the basin from urbani zabl e to urban 1 and wi l I be deferred Addition of this paragraph will strengthen the Goal 5 analysis. III. Modifications Re By Council The following modifications are staff proposals in response to Council direction at the meeting of Ju ly 14. p 1. Change Policy E--3 (page In of the draft report) to read: (The City of Eugene shall encourage annexation of the wetlands area and properties under contiguous ownership in order to facilitiate agreements for public management between the property owners and The Nature Conservancy. In the short-term a non-urban zoning c l a s s i f i c a t i o n , such AG, Agriculture and Grazing, shall be applied to these properties until they are