Employment, Parks, Schools Ordinance (County) (all other)- Planning Commission Recommendation (3 of 4)

established. As explained under Il.a, above, the study area established by the City must be "adjacent" to the UGB, including "land in the vicinity of the UGB that has a reasonable potential to satisfy the identified need deficiency." ORS 197.298(1)(b); OAR 660-024-0060(4). Specifically, Eugene's study area for industrial land includes all land west of Interstate 5,12 south of the McKenzie River, and within % mile of Eugene's current UGB or within the Eugene-Springfield Metropolitan Area General Plan boundary (which extends beyond % mile in some areas). The study area includes some additional land to allow for analysis of exception areas or non-resource areas that abut the current UGB and extend beyond the boundary described above. Through a separate study (the UGB Expansion Analysis for School Land), a 54-acre portion of this study area has already been identified for an expansion to site a new City of Eugene Urban Growth Boundary Study school facility and will, Industrial Land Evaluation therefore, not be considered Study Area in this UGB Expansion Analysis for Employment Land. The industrial land study area includes about 18,734 acres, more than enough land to ensure consideration of all land with a reasonable potential to satisfy the need. The location of the study area is shown on the "Study Area" map. IL i _ "J- A _ v„. Land Inside UGB Major Streets Industrial Expansion Study Area ( Water Bodies { School Expansion 12 The acknowledged regional comprehensive plan (the Metro Plan) provides that "[t]he division of responsibility for metropolitan planning between the two cities is the Interstate 5 Highway." ORS 197.304 requires Eugene and Springfield to establish separate UGBs "consistent with the jurisdictional area of responsibility specified in the acknowledged comprehensive plan." Appendix B to Findings May 2017 Page 10