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I V�10 In addition, the cities may require annexation as a prerequisite to extending these services in any instance. 3. R system of user charges for public services, utilities, and facilities to cover operation costs and the improvement or replacement of obsolete facilities shall continue to be imple- mented where appropriate. 4. In those portions of the urban service area where the full range of key urban services is not aVai l abl e, metropolitan area capital improvement programming (planning, programming, and budgeting for service extension in an orderly and efficient manner) shall be developed 'and ma i nt ai.ned . Such a coordinated capital improvements program shall address geographic phasing. 5. Efforts shall be made to reduce the number of unnecessary special service districts and to revise confusing or illogical service boundaries, including those that result in a duplication of effort or overlap of service. When possible, these efforts shall be pursued in cooperation with Springfield and Eugene. 5 . In addition to physical, economic, energy, and social considera- tions, timing and location of urban development within the metro- politan area shall be based -upon the current or imminent a v a i l - a b i l i t y of a minimum level of key urban services. 7. Facility . and program planning i n the metropolitan area sh al 1 use the General Plan as a basis for decisions to ensure that the needs of the metropolitan area are met in an orderly and efficient manner 8. Efforts shall be made to mitigate the impact of residential growth on the metropolitan area's schools. Cities shall -ncour age a mix of dwelling unit types and phasing of single - family residential construction. School districts shall continue to meet peak school child enrollment .demand through a variety of means, thus possibly reducing or postponing the need for new, permanent school facilities.' 9. Major institutions, such as universities and hospitals, shall con- tinue joint planning coordination with local pl anninq agencies. 10. Support financial and other efforts to provide elementary and cbm-- mun i ty schools in central city areas in order to maintain and increase the attractiveness and stability of those areas for residential purposes. ll. The school districts shall address the possibility of adjusting boundaries where they do not reflect the boundary between Eugene and Springfield or where a single, otherwise internally cohesive, area is divided into more than one school district. III-G-5