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    Washington County : Interchange area management plan : Jackson School Road Interchange
    (Oregon. Dept. of Transportation, 2003-01-06) Washington County (Or.); Oregon. Dept. of Transportation; David Evans and Associates; Angelo Eaton & Associates; Greenfield, Mark J.; Cogan Owens Cogan (Firm)
    This IAMP has been developed concurrent with refinement of the preliminary design of the interchange and with the reevaluation of an environmental assessment previously prepared for the interchange project. The objectives of the IAMP are to protect the function of the interchange to serve long-distance regional trips, to provide safe and efficient operations on US 26 (Sunset Highway) and Jackson School Road, and to ensure ODOT is involved in future land use decisions that could affect the function of the interchange. [From the Plan]
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    Washington County : Tualatin Basin goal 5/natural resources ESEE analysis
    (Washington County (Or.), 2005-03) North Plains (Or.); Cornelius (Or.); Tualatin (Or.); Tualatin Basin Partners for Natural Places; Metro (Or.); Washington County (Or.); Tigard (Or.); Sherwood (Or.); Forest Grove (Or.); Hillsboro (Or.); Angelo Eaton & Associates; Noren, David C.; Beaverton (Or.); Durham (Or.); Clean Water Services (Washington County, Or.)
    The Tualatin Basin ESEE analysis is the second step in the Goal 5 process required under Oregon Administrative Rules as implemented within the Portland Metropolitan Region through Metro, the regional planning agency. Metro and thirteen Tualatin Basin local governments worked collaboratively as the Tualatin Basin Partners for Natural Places (Partners) to meet an overall goal of improving the environmental health of the basin. This report provides the results of the Partners analysis of the Economic, Social, Environmental and Energy (ESEE) consequences of allowing, limiting or prohibiting conflicting uses within significant Riparian Corridor and Wildlife Habitat resources and their impact areas within the Tualatin Basin ESEE Study Area. This report was developed in compliance with State Goal 5 rules and in coordination with Metro's Goal 5 planning efforts. In addition, the Basin Approach (Appendix A) considers factors outside the Goal 5 Administrative Rules, such as the Endangered Species Act (ESA) and Clean Water Act (CWA). In the Tualatin Basin, these federal rules are being coordinated by Clean Water Services (CWS), one of the partner agencies in this process. [From the document]