Plans for the implementation of programs and services at Cuyahoga Community College's Center for Urban-Metropolitan Development are presented for fiscal year (FY) 1980. After introductory material outlining the history of the Center's development since its inception in 1978, the report enumerates the data sources and quantitative and subjective measures of student outcomes to be used in evaluating the Center's programs and personnel performance during the following year. Next, a description is presented of the three-part organizational structure of the Center, by which it provides programs in neighborhood educational development, job skills and small business development, and special urban issues and projects. An outline of priorities for FY 1980 follows, including the implementation of the Urban Neighborhood Extension Agent concept, expansion of the involvement of full-time faculty in special projects, and the further development of support and procedures for the ongoing operation of the Center's programs. The report concludes with a series of charts illustrating the goals, objectives, and implementation schedules for each activity planned by the Center for FY 1980. (JP)