The Metro Plan Housekeeping Revisions make no substantive changes to policies or findings in <br />the Metro Plan affecting housing. The revisions clarify the intent of existing adopted policy. <br />The Metro Plan Chapter III-C makes no changes to policies or findings in the Metro Plan <br />affecting housing. Therefore, the Metro Plan Housekeeping Revisions and Metro Plan Chapter <br />III-C do not affect Metro Plan consistency with Statewide Planning Goal 10. <br />The following findings of consistency with Goal 10 pertain to the Metro Plan Diagram <br />Amendments. <br />The Metro Plan Diagram updates in the Eugene UGB better reflect adopted refinement plans, <br />zoning actions, and development approvals, which have already been through a goal analysis <br />and acknowledged by DLCD, Therefore, the amendments will not affect Metro Plan <br />compliance with Goal 10: <br />The Metro Plan Diagram amendments to remove Urban Reserves do not change adopted <br />policies or land supply related to Goal 10 because the underlying Plan designation is retained <br />and the areas lie outside the UGB. Therefore, the amendments will not affect Metro Plan <br />compliance with Goal 10. <br />The Metro Plan Diagram amendments in the Springfield UGB will have no significant <br />impact on the adopted buildable residential lands inventory. A 54 acre site designated "Low <br />Density Residential" is proposed to be re-designated "Government and Education." The <br />subject site is owned by EWEB and serves as Eugene's Water Treatment Plant. The site is <br />zoned Public Land and Open Space. The proposed change in the Metro Plan Diagram brings <br />the designation into consistency with existing zoning and use of the land. The subject <br />property is not listed as available land on Springfield's inventory of buildable residential <br />land. <br />A second amendnxent to the Metro Plan Diagram will make it consistent with an <br />acknowledged amendment to the East Main Street Refinement Plan. The refinement plan <br />amendment changed the designation for a .28 acre parcel from "Low Density Residential" to <br />"Mixed Use Commercial." The subject property was located adjacent to existing commercial <br />property on Main Street. The mixed-use designation will allow up to 40% of the site to be <br />developed with residential uses. The proposed amendment to the Metro Plan Diagram will <br />make the same change from Low Density Residential to Mixed Use Commercial for the <br />parcel. The amendment to the refinement plan was found to have no significant impact on <br />the inventory of buildable residential land. <br />The Metro Plan Diagram amendments in the Springfield UGB will not affect Metro Plan <br />compliance with Goal 10. <br />Goal 11-Public Facilities and Services: To plan and develop a timely, orderly and efficient <br />Exhibit D; Findings in Support of Adopting Ordinance for the Eugene-Springfield Page 10 of 15 <br />Metropolitan Plan (Metro Plan) Housekeeping Revisions, Metro Plan Chapter III-C, <br />and the Metro Plan Diagram. <br />Laurel Ridge Record (Z 15-5) Page 313 <br />