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ADMINISTRATIVE ORDER NO. 58 -12 -14 of the Executive Director of the Public Works Department APPROVING THE RIVER ROAD -SANTA CLARA STORMWATER BASIN MASTER PLAN. The Executive Director of the Public Works Department finds that: A. Under the provisions of Chapter IV, Section 16 of the Eugene Charter of 2002, the City Manager is designated as the administrative head of the City, and is specifically authorized to appoint and remove all employees (except as otherwise provided in the Charter), and to enforce all ordinances of the City. B. Pursuant to that authority, I have been designated as Executive Director of the City's Public Works Department. My appointment has most recently been affirmed by the City Manager's Administrative Order No. 21- 12 -10. In such capacity, I have the responsibility for supervision of the Public Works Department and its employees. C. The River Road -Santa Clara Stormwater Basin Master Plan (Basin Plan) has been developed to replace the 1990 Otak Areawide Drainage Master Plan for River Road —Santa Clara. The new Basin Plan will be included in the 2002 Stormwater Basin Master Plan as Volume VIII. The Basin Plan documents the comprehensive basin planning process and results, and provides guidance for the management of stormwater throughout the study area. This plan describes a "multiple- objective" approach (i.e., incorporating water quality, stormwater- related natural resources and flood control) to stormwater management, and is to be used by City staff for background /contextual information, for development of the City's biennial CIP, for contextual support for stormwater development standards, and for evaluating technical information about the stormwater system. However, the Basin Plan will not be used in a manner that regulates conduct or activities of the public. D. The new Basin Plan: (1) Identifies the major drainage basins and major sub -basin delineations in River Road -Santa Clara; (2) Describes the study area characteristics (existing/build -out land use, impervious surface cover, slopes, topography, soil types, drainage features, etc.); (3) Describes the flood control, water quality and stormwater- related natural resource problems and opportunities in each major basin of River Road - Santa Clara; Administrative Order - Page 1 of 2