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(5) Delta Ponds. Develop the Delta Ponds as a major recreational area and corridor including a variety of recreational and educational opportunities. (Policy 1) (6) Amazon Channel. (a) Develop the channel as a major recreational corridor by providing a variety of recreational facilities along its length. (Policy 1) (b) Provide access to the channel from adjacent neighborhoods. (Policy 3) (c) Where channel street crossings are absent, install foot bridges that are sensitive to wildlife for convenient access to recreational areas. (Policy 4) (d) Improve the safety and aesthetic quality of the channel corridor to encourage its use and contribute to its beautification. (Policy 6) (7) Millrace and Other Waterways and Drainageways. (a) Maintain and enhance the character and recreational opportunities of the Millrace. (Policy 1) (b) Protect natural stream courses, sloughs, and wetlands in connection with parks and recreational facilities. (Policy 3) 9.9560 Eugene-Springfield Metro olitan Area General Plan (Metro Plan . (1) Land Divisions in Campus Industrial Designated Area, A 50 -acre minimum lot size shall be applied to ownerships of 50 or more acres to protect undeveloped sites from piecemeal development until a site development plan has been approved by the responsible city. (Plan Diagram, page II -E-8) (2) Land Divisions in Special Heavy Industrial Designated Area. Land divisions in these areas shall be controlled to protect large parcels (40 acres m n i m um parcel size). (Plan Diagram, page II -E-8) (3) Land Divaions in North of Awbrey Lane Area. The parcel size for lots in the industrial park shall be 40 acres. ("Plan Diagram, page II -E -9) (4) Environmental Resources Element. (a) Local governments shall require site- specific soil surveys and geologic studies where potential problems exist. When problems are identified, local governments shall require special design consideration and construction measures to be taken to offset the soil and geologic constraints present, to protect life and property, public investments, and environmentally - sensitive areas. (Policy 4, page III -C -7.) (b) Local governments shall protect endangered and threatened plant and wildlife species, as recognized on a legally adopted statewide list, after notice and opportunity for public input. (Policy 28, page III -C -11) (5) Environmental Design Element. Natural vegetation, natural water features, and drainageways shall be protected and retained to the maximum extent practicable, considering the economic, social, environmental, and energy consequences in the design and construction of urban developments. Landscaping shall be utilized to enhance distinctive natural features. (Policy 2, page III-E-3) Ordinance - 397