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facilities and services would remain the same. As discussed later, although there might be some increase in traffic generated by the expanded industrial use it would not be to the extent to significantly affect the area. The current use has occurred for some time and has not committed adjacent or nearby resource use to nonresource use. The largest adjacent fame use submitted a letter in support of the application, as it believes the applicant's proposed use of the exception area would actually benefit the existing grass seed operation by reducing the possibility of weeds spreading to the grass fields. OAR 660- 004-0018(2)(ii) is satisfied. OAR 660-004-0018(2)(b)(iii) requires that "rural uses, density, and public facilities and services are compatible with adjacent or nearby resource uses." As discussed, the existing industrial use has operated for some time without any adverse effect on adjacent or nearby resource uses. There is no reason to think the modest expansion of that industrial use would have adverse effects on such uses. The density would decrease, so that would not have any adverse effects on adjacent or nearby resource use. The public facilities and services would remain the same, so that would not have any adverse effect on adjacent or nearby resource uses. OAR 660-004-0018(2)(b)(iii) is satisfied. OAR 660-004-0018 is satisfied. In addition to obtaining an exception to Goal 3, the application must satisfy the remaining goals. The staff report explains that the other goals are satisfied, and the findings are not challenged. The staff report findings are repeated for convenience Goal 1: Citizen Involvement. The notice and hearings process provides an opportunity for citizen involvement. Goal 2: Land Use Planning. The subject application to amend the Comprehensive Plan is considered under the regulations for this goal. CP/ZC/PLA 21-001-RECOMMENDATION- 17 WING PROPERTIES,LLC