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<br />application, when submitted, with priority. In its discretion, the County may direct that
<br />the City and SUB shall prepare and submit a plan for protection of the resource so
<br />identified or recognized, as the City and SUB deem necessary pursuant to Section 3.C.,
<br />and the County agrees to dedicate resources and process such a plan, when submitted,
<br />with priority.
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<br />B. Effective as of the date the County obtains final approval (which is defined to
<br />include adoption of identical ordinances by all governing bodies participating in the
<br />decision) of its proposed PAPA to relocate the Plan Boundary as described in Recital 5
<br />of this Agreements existing decision-making authority over the sensitive time
<br />of travel zones depicted on Exhibit A will remain in effect. For any subsequent PAPA
<br />application located in the sensitive time of travel zones depicted on Exhibit A, City and
<br />County shall utilize the decision-making authority and process the City previously held
<br />under Chapter IV of the Plan as codified in Springfield Development Code Sections
<br />5.14-105 through 5.14-155, Lane Code Chapter 12.200-12.245 and further modified by
<br />Section 2:A. of this agreement.
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<br />C. The City and County shall exercise joint decision making authority over adoption
<br />or
<br />and on a drinking water protection plan to protect that resource or any amendment to
<br />such drinking water protection plan for the term of this Agreement, as further provided
<br />in Section 1:D., below.
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<br />D. The parties further agree that additional comprehensive plan findings and
<br />policies to be considered by the decision makers, as applicable, are:
<br />1. Metro Plan, The Fundamental Principles Chapter of the Metro Plan
<br />including Metropolitan Goals, Environmental Resources, paragraphs 1, 2,
<br />3 and 4;
<br />2. Metro Plan, Metropolitan Goals, Public Facilities, paragraph 1;
<br />3. Metro Plan, Environmental Resources Element, Agricultural Lands (Goal
<br />3), Policies 1-4;
<br />4. Metro Plan, Environmental Resources Element, Riparian Corridors
<br />Wetlands and Wildlife Habitat (Goal 5), Policy 8;
<br />5. Metro Plan, Environmental Resources Element, Mineral and Aggregate
<br />Resources (Goal 5), findings 12, 13 and 14;
<br />6. Metro Plan, Willamette River Greenway, River Corridors and Waterways
<br />Element, Goal and Policies D5, D6 and D 10;
<br />7. Metro Plan, Public Facilities and Services Element, Policy G3;
<br />8. Metro Plan, Public Facilities and Services Element, Services to
<br />Development with the Urban Growth Boundary: Water, Findings 11, 12
<br />and 13, Policies 9, 10, 11 and 12;
<br />9. Metro Plan, Public Facilities and Services Element, Locating and Managing
<br />Public Facilities Outside the Urban Growth Boundary, Finding 36;
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