HomeMy WebLinkAboutOrdinance No. 19866ORDINANCE N0. 1~1,g
AN ORDINANCE APPROVING THE METROPOLITAN INDUSTRIAL LANDS
SPECIAL STUDY INVENTORY AND POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS REPORTS,
ADOPTING GOVERNMENT-INITIATED AMENDMENTS TO THE METROPOLITAN
AREA GENERAL PLAN TEXT, AND ADOPTING A SEVERABILITY CLAUSE.
The City Counci 1 of the City of Eugene finds as fo11 ows:
1. The Metropolitan Industrial Lands Special Study was initiated in
January, I989, to answer some long-standing questions about the demand for
and supply of industrial sites in the Metropolitan Area and to u date the
~ ndustr~ al ]ands ort i on of p
p the Metrapol ~ tan Area General Plan .
~. The Metropolitan Industrial Lands Special Study is tom osed of two
components. The inventor re o p
y p rt includes a detailed descr~pt~on of the
Special Study's purpose, background and methodology, economic trends Comm -
nity objectives, and lon -term Indust ' u
g rzal lands supply and demand. It pro-
vides information in support of the policy recommendations re ort. The '
,p pol~-
cy recommendations report analyzes the policy framework fvr ~ndustr~al land
allocations, evaluates the development potential of sites throu hout th
metro of i tan area and i n ~ g e
p cl udes a f ~ nd~ ngs, concl us ~ ons and a serf es of i m-
plementat~on strategies,
3. A citizen advisory committee known as the S ecial Stud' '
Commit p , yes Advisory
tee reviewed and revised the Metrapol~tan Industrial Lands S ecial
Study draft inventor and olic p
Y p •y recommendations reports, They were the
subject of a ~o~nt public hearing before the S rin field Lane Count
Eu ene P1 p g ~ y, and
•g ann~ng Commissions, review and revision by the Joint Plannin Com-
m~ss~on Committee further review • •g •
s
by each of the three planning comm~ss~ons,
and a joint public hearing before the governin bodies of S rin field
Count and g p g Lane
y, Eugene.
4. The Eugene, Springfield, and
ommended approval of the inventory and
support material far implementation of
ority Twa Implementation Strategies in
Lane County Planning Commissions rec-
pol i cy recommendations reports as
the recommended Priority One and Pri-
the policy recommendations report.
5. The Eugene, Springfield, and Lane County Plannin Commissions rec-
ommended ado ton of g
p four text amendments to the Metropolitan Area General
Plan, as shaven ~n Exh~b~t 6 ~ncorparated herein b reference, These fo
Y ur
amendments are included as Pr~or~ty One Strategies la throw h Id in the o '-
g p li
cy recommendations report. The implementation strategies also include initi-
ation of Metropolitan Area General Plan diagram deli nation chap es and zone
than es to resolve ~ g g
g, Plan/zone conflicts, init~at~on of amendments to the Met-
ropol~tan Area General Plan and zoning maps based on recommendations in the
site evaluation matrices, and amendments to Eugene's I-1 and I-~ industri
al
zoning district provisions, All but the four Metropolitan Area General Plan
text amendments wi 1 l be the subject of further public heari n s and ma be
modified as a res 1 g y
u t of those hears ngs .
Ordinance - 1
6, Notice was provided to the Land Conservation and Development Com-
mission on April I, I992 concerning the proposed Metropolitan Area General
P1 an text amendments.
1. Priority Two implementation strategies are subject to available
funding and, in some cases, further analysis or processing of related plans
or studies. They include courses of action intended to enhance the communi-
ty's industrial land inventory as appropriate when consistent with related
plans and studies.
S. The proposed government-initiated Metropolitan Area General P1 an
text amendments are consistent with relevant Statewide Planning Goals and
applicable pv1 i ci es i n the Metropolitan Area General Plan as shown i n the
Findings set forth in Exhibit C, attached hereto and incorporated herein by
reference.
Now, THEREFORE
THE CITY OF EUGENE DOES ORDAIN AS FOLLOWS:
Section I. The findings set forth above and the findings contained in
Exhibit C attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference are adopted.
Section 2. The Metropolitan Industrial Lands Special Study Inventory
and Policy Recommendations reports, attached hereto as Exhibit A, Parts I
through 4, and incorporated herein by reference, are approved.
Section 3. The text amendments to the Metropolitan Area General Plan as
set forth in Exhibit B attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference,
are adopted.
Section 4. Approval of the Metropolitan Industrial Lands Special Study
Inventory and Policy Recommendations reports, including text amendments to
the Metropolitan Area General Plan, shall become effective only if they also
are approved by Lane County and the City of Springfield,
Section 5. If any section, subsection, sentence, clause, phrase, or
portion of this Ordinance is for any reason held invalid or unconstitutional
by any court of competent jurisdiction, that portion shall be deemed a sepa-
rate, distinct, and independent provision and that holding shall not affect
the validity of the remaining portions of this Ordinance.
Passed by the City Council this
day of 1992
G•.~ ~~
City Recor er
Approved by the Mayor this
~7 day of s 1992
,,r
yor
Ordinance - 2
E~HIBrT A, parts 1-3 -Metropolitan Industrial Lands Special Study Policy
Recommendations Draft Report March, l 991 }not attached; it is on f le and available by
written request to the City Recorder's Gff ce.
EXHIBIT A, part 4 -amendments to the Metropolitan Industrial Lands Inventory Report
nat attached; it is on f le and available by written request to the City Recorder's Gff ce.
EXHIBIT B -Amendments to the text of the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Area
General as .previously amended through December, I991 not attached; it is on file and
available by written request to the City Recorder's Off ce,
EXHIBIT C -Findings in Support of the Grdinance adopting amendments to the
Metropolitan Area General Plan text as shown in Exhibit B and in the Metropolitan
Industrial Lands Special Study Policy Recommendations Report not attached; it is on f le
and available by written request to the City Recorder's Office.