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The city shall use the following criteria in selecting proposals for inclusion in the annual docket of comprehensive plan/neighborhood plan amendments. In order to be included on the annual docket, a proposal must meet the following criteria:

A. The city has the resources, including staff and budget, necessary to adequately and comprehensively review the proposal within the time frame of the annual review process; and

B. The proposal meets one or more of the following criteria:

1. The proposed amendment represents an issue appropriately addressed in the comprehensive plan or in a neighborhood plan;

2. The proposal demonstrates strong potential to serve the public interest by implementing specifically identified goals and policies of the comprehensive plan;

3. The public interest would be best served by considering the proposal in the next amendment cycle, rather than delaying consideration to a future plan update process;

4. The amendment addresses changing circumstances, changing community values, or corrects or updates information in the comprehensive plan or a neighborhood plan; or

5. State law requires, or a decision of a court or administrative agency has directed a change to the comprehensive plan or a neighborhood plan. [Ord. 2011-08-048].