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HomeMy WebLinkAboutAIS CMO 1/14/2014 SPRINGFIELD ne OREGON JOINT ELECTED OFFICIALS MEETING City of Springfield • Lane County January 14, 2014 5:30 p.m. Joint Public Hearing Lane County Public Safety Building Harris Hall 125 East 81h Avenue, Eugene CALL TO ORDER ROLL CALL SPRINGFIELD CITY COUNCIL: Mayor Lundberg_, Councilors VanGordonWylie_,. Moore_, Ralston_, Woodrow—, and Brew_ LANE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: Board Chair Leiken , Board Members Bozievich Sorenson , Farr , and Stewart. I. Springfield Utility Board Drinking Water Amendments to the Lane County Rural Comprehensive Plan(RCP). [Mark Metzger] (60 Minutes) LANE COUNTY ORDINANCE NO. PA-1307– IN THE MATTER OF AMENDING THE LANE COUNTY RURAL COMPREHENSIVE PLAN (RCP)TO REVISE THE GOAL 5 GROUNDWATER RESOURCES POLICIES AND ADD THE SPRINGFIELD WELLHEAD PROTECTOIN AREA TO THE GOAL 5 INVENTORY OF SIGNIFICANT GROUNDWATER RESOURCES AND ADOPITNG A SAVINGS AND SEVERABILITY CLAUSE(Dept. File No. PA 13-05273). SPRINGFIELD RESOLUTION NO. 1 –A RESOLUTION APPROVING THE AMENDMENT OF THE LANE COUNTY RURAL COMPREHENSIVE PLAN (RCP)TO REVISE THE GOAL 5 GROUNDWATER RESOURCES POLICIES AND ADD THE SPRINGFIELD WELLHEAD PROTECTION AREA TO THE GOAL 5 INVENTORY OF SIGNIFICANT GROUNDWATER RESOURCES MOTION: ADOPT/NOT ADOPT RESOLUTION NO. 1. ADJOURNMENT Date Received: Planner: MM AGENDA ITEM SUMMARY Meeting Date: 1/14/2014 Meeting Type: Regular Meeting Staff Contact/Dept.: Mark Metzger, DPW Staff Phone No: 541-726-3775 Estimated Time: 60 minutes SPRINGFIELD Council Goals: Mandate CITY COUNCIL ITEM TITLE: SPRINGFIELD UTILITY BOARD DRINKING WATER AMENDMENTS TO THE LANE COUNTY RURAL COMPREHENSIVE PLAN (RCP) ACTION Meetjointly with Lane County to conduct ajoint public hearing to adopt a REQUESTED: resolution approving proposed amendments to the RCP that would revise the County's Goal 5 groundwater resources policies and add Springfield Wellhead Protection Areas to the Goal 5 Inventory of Significant Groundwater Resources. ISSUE The proposed amendments fulfill, in part, a May 2013 intergovernmental agreement STATEMENT: (IGA)between Lane County and the City of Springfield that gives the city a voice in land use decisions that could affect its groundwater resources within county jurisdiction. In exchange for being allowed to participate in such decisions, Springfield agreed to a County proposal to make the Metro Plan Boundary coterminous with the Springfield UGB. ATTACHMENTS: 1. Lane County Staff Agenda Cover Memo and Analysis 2. Application to Amend the Lane County RCP 3. Supplemental Information from the Applicant 4. County Ordinance No. PA 1307 5. Council Resolution 6. City County Intergovernmental Agreement--Metro Plan Boundary DISCUSSION/ Section 1 C. of the IGA between the City and the County states: The City and FINANCIAL County shall exercise joint decision authority over adoption of any amendments to IMPACT: SUB's groundwater resource identified in the County's inventory and on a drinking water protection plan to protect that resource or any amendment to such drinking water protection plan for the term of this Agreement, as further provided in Section 1: D..." The following policy is proposed for inclusion in the RCP as Goal 5 Water Resource Policy 6: "The significant groundwater resource inventory for Lane County shall consist of those wellhead protection areas meeting the requirements of OAR 660-023-0140 (5)(a)that have been delineated and certified by the Oregon Public Health Division. The certified wellhead protection areas shall be adopted into the Goal 5 inventory by Board Ordinance. The adopted area boundaries shall form the basis for development of wellhead protection plans in accordance with OAR 340-040-0180." The application(Attachment 2) includes maps showing the wellhead protection areas that are being adopted by Lane County. Adoption of Policy 6 and the maps lays the groundwork for the City and County to jointly prepare a drinking water protection plan for the adopted certified wellhead areas. The Springfield Planning Commission metjointly with the Lane County Planning Commission on November 5, 2013 and voted unanimously to recommend Council approval of the amendment to the Lane County Rural Comp Plan. Date Received: Planner: MM