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G.23 Support financial and other efforts to keep neighborhood schools open and to retain schools sites in public ownership following school closure. G.24 Support the retention of University of Oregon and LCC facilities in central city areas to increase opportunities for public transit and housing and to retain these schools' attractiveness to students and fhculty. Services to Development Within the Urban Growth Boundary: Solid Waste Findings 32. Statewide Planning Goal 11 requires that, "To meet current and long-range needs, a provision for solid waste disposal sites, including sites for inert waste, shall be included in each plan." Policies G.25 The Lane County Solid Waste Management Pla~, as updated, shall serve as the guide for the location of solid waste sites, including sites for inert waste, to serve the metropolitan area. Industries that make significant use of the resources recovered from the Glenwood solid waste transfer facility should be encouraged to locate in that vicinity. Services to Areas Outside the Urban Growth Boundary Findings 33. Providing key urban services, such as water, to areas outside the urban growth boundary increases pressure for urban development in rural areas. This can encourage premature development outside the urban growth boundary at rural densities, increasing the cost of public facilities and services to all users of the systems. 34. Land application ofbiosolids, treated wastewater, or cannery waste on agricultural sites outside the urban growth boundary for beneficial reuse of treated wastewater byproducts generated within the urban growth boundary is more efficient and environmentally beneficial than land filling or other means of disposal. 35. Lane County land use data show that, outside the urban growth boundary, land uses consist of: 1) Those which are primarily intended for resource management; and Appendix Aa Page 12