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HomeMy WebLinkAboutResolution No. 4544 RESOLUTION NO. LJ- S if i. A RESOLUTION CONCURRING WITH THE PROPOSAL FOR THE FORMATION OF THE MCKENZIEIMOHA WK SHERIFF'S LAW ENFORCEMENT DISTRICT. The City Council of the City of Eugene finds that: A. The Lane County Sheriff has proposed the formation of the McKenzie/Mohawk Sheriff s Law Enforcement District, a county service district authorized under ORS 451.010(1)(n), to provide law enforcement services. B. The boundary of the proposed McKenzie/Mohawk Sheriffs Law Enforcement District will generally conform to the existing boundaries of the Mohawk Valley Rural Fire Protection District, the McKenzie Rural Fire Protection District, the Blue River Water District and the Upper McKenzie Rural Fire Protection District. C. The proposed McKenzie/Mohawk Sheriffs Law Enforcement District includes property located north and east of the Springfield Urban Growth Boundary but inside the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Area General Plan (MetroPlan) Jurisdictional Boundary. D. Growth Management and the Urban Service Area Policy #14 of the Metro Plan addresses the creation of new service districts within the jurisdictional boundaries of the Metropolitan Plan. The only criteria of Policy # 14 that is applicable to the formation of the proposed McKenzie/Mohawk Sheriff s Law Enforcement District is that criteria which requires that the three metropolitan area general purpose governments concur with a proposal to form a service district within the jurisdictional boundary of the Metropolitan Plan. E. The Lane County Sheriff has requested that the Eugene City Council concur with the proposal to initiate the formation of the McKenzie/Mohawk Sheriff s Law Enforcement District. NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED BY THE CITY COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF EUGENE, a Municipal Corporation of the State of Oregon, as follows: Section 1. The City Council concurs with the proposal to initiate the formation of a McKenzie/Mohawk Sheriff s Law Enforcement District and which will include property within the jurisdictional boundary of the Metropolitan Plan but outside the Springfield Urban Growth Boundary . Resolution - 1 Section 2. This resolution does not represent the City Council's support for any future proposals to form a special district that will include property within the jurisdictional boundary of the Metropolitan Plan. The foregoing Resolution adopted the 10th day of November, 1997. ,~ / Ii .. City RecZ" Resolution - 2