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or functional plan diagram or map and text amendment for consistency, the Metro Plan refinement plan and functional plan amendments shall be processed concurrently. (5) Relationship of Amendment Process to Metro Plan Update and Periodic Review. An update of any element of the Metro Plan requires initiation and approval by all 3 jurisdictions. Amendments to the Metro Plan that result from state - mandated periodic review require approval by all 3 jurisdictions. (5) Severahility of Plan Amendment Adoption Actions, when identical action is required of 2 or 3 governing bodies on a Metro Plan amendment, and the amendment results in a number of different plan changes, unless otherwi s e specified in the adoption ordinance of any of the governing bodies, action by all of the governing bodies to adopt some but not all of the plan changes shall result in the adoption of the changes for which there is consensus and the forwarding of only those changes for which there is not consensus to the metropolitan policy committee for review under EC 9.7740 and EC 9.7745. Annexation Application Procedures and Criteria 9.7800 Description of Annexation Process The city shall provide for property to be annexed and changed from county to city zoning to ensure that an adequate supply of land is available for development inside the city limits, and that the property can be provided with a minimurn level of key urban services as specified by the Metro Plan or a refinement plan. All annexations of property require final approval from the Lane County local government boundary commission. In certain cases, the planning commission and city council, or city council alone, may review and take action on annexation applications, according to the applicable sections in this land use code, before the annexation is forwarded to the Lane County local government boundary commission for final action. 9.7805 Procedures to Annex Properties. All annexation applications shall be submitted on a form approved by the city manager and accompanied by fees established by the city manager, according to EC Chapter 2, and by the Lane County local government boundary commission. (1) Annexations proposed by the property owner(s) for which special provisions, such as a delayed effective date or concurrent zone change that is not automatic pursuant to EC 9.87 10, are not applicable, maybe forwarded by city staff directly to the Lane County local government boundary commission for processing, as provided in Chapter 199 of the Oregon Revised Statutes relating to local government. (2) Annexations proposed by property owners to which special provisions are applicable may be processed according to the procedures in EC 9.7815 Public Hearing Schedule through EC 9.7880 Limitations on Refiling of a Denied