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II. Proposed Technical Changes To Study The f o l l o w i n g techn changes to the draft were recommended to the Council and are shown in legisl format with underline indicating additions and parenthesis ( ) indicating deletions. 1. Modify the expl anaati on of policy A-1, pages 4 and 5 to read, "This policy is consistent with other pol i ci es in the Metropolitan Plan which provide for annexation of industrial land in conjunction with an approved capital improvement program that outlines provision of sanitary sewer service to an area. The Metro Plan policy also provides for interim sanitary sewer service through acceptable (to both the city and developer) facilities, such sewage lagoons, when a permanent servicing plan has been established through an adopted capital improvement program. Adoption of the City's capital improvement program for FY 1982 -83, which identifies the West Eugene Trunk as Eugene's highest priority for capital improvements, helps fulfill this policy direction. Finally, the Metro Plan contains policy language (policy #23, page III - B -6, Aug. 1980 Metro Plan and policy #18, page 26 and 19, page 6, 1952 Plan Amendments) which support an aggresive annexation program and servicing of designated industrial lands in order to have a sufficient supply of "development ready" land. In addition, this policy responds to Eugene's own economic diversification efforts as outlined in `� Eugene's Economic Diversification Program, Se t . 3 , 1981 which identifies industrial sitin as one strategy to imp rove the economic conditions of the community ^ 2. Policy A -2, page 5 change to read, "Exce as specially provided in Policy E-3, annexation of commercial and residential land shall be deferred at least until sanitary sewer service is available to the area, and other Eugene annexation requirements are met . " 3. Policy D -1, page 9, under explanation, change to read, "The community resource node concept is intended to maximize public investment by providing land for facilities which can be shared by various public, quasi = public , and appropriate private activities. Under this concept, Eugene would acquire land for the public resource node, making it available to various users, including a r❑ ri ate social service agencies Ultimately, si ting of the elementary school facility must be approved by the School Board of District 4J, taking into account location of other existing schools, attendance boundaries and other pertinent factors. In any event, the proposed future ac ui si ti on of this property should not be used to s_ top deve lopment Plans when other approRriate ubl i c criteria have been satisfied The ubl i c resource node on the Plan Diagram is merely meant to schematically demonstrate this conce t, and is not meant to 6 specific. 4. Policy E-3, page 10, change to read, "The City of Eugene shall encourage annexation of the wetlands area and properties under contiguous ownership in order to facilitate agreements fo.r public management between the property owners and The Nature Conservancy. In the short term a non -urban zoning classification, such as AG, Agriculture and Crazing, shall be -2-