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, at i areas te-bc- the current stormwater SDC rate per square foot of impervious surface area._s 4 be as adopted in the SDC fee schedule located in WOMEW 5.0 Stormwater Impacts Not Attributable to Impervious Surface Area For all uses not listed in sections 2.0 3.0. and 4.0 abnve, vvhena any development type creates an impact through discharges to the public Stonmvvater avatenn (as allowed by Eugene Code 1971 section 6.610) which are not attributable tocreation or modification of impervious surface area, will have storrnvvatur 8[}Co calculated by evaluating the equivalent impervious surface area which would generate o similar impact. Two forms of separate and potentially additive hnoeot reduction credits may be : reduced impact due to reduced quantity ofatOrnnvvater runoff discharged to the City atornnvveter evatenn and reduced impact due to pollution reduction water quality treatment which exceeds noininnuMl standards. Reduction or elimination Of etormwate[vvhioh otherwise would be discharged into the public StOrn1vv@teravmtenn may result in a corresponding reduction ofstOrnlvvo}er GDC collected at the time of building and development permit issuance. Reduction of the atOrrnvveter 8DC will be proportional to the reduction of runoff entering the public system from the fully developed site. (Note: detention facilities are not eligible for sturnovvater SDC impact reduction.) A 10096 reduction in the Stornnvvabyr SDC will be granted only for the complete containment and management Of all runoff from the Site that would otherwise directly or indirectly enter into the City's public at0rnnvvoterayete[n. Runoff discharged into an area that does not ultimately enter the City's public et0rnnw/et8raystenn constitutes acceptance 0f responsibility for compliance with any state or federal regulations that apply to the area or body of water receiving the runoff. T0 be eligible for the impact reduction, the development must meet standards for St0rmvvater destination specified in Eugene Code 1971 section S.O7SO(3)inm manner which demonstrates ongoing reduction in impact tu the public system. Because atorDlm/a[erSOCo for small- and medium-residential 8FDS and duplexes are based on estimated average amounts of impervious surface areas, these buildings can qualify only for one of two impact reduction rates: 8) 10096 S[}C n3dUC[i0O for complete 8|iMliD8tiOO and management of runoff homOthe site entering the public system or discharging into an area which ultimately enters into the public system; or b) 50Y6reduCdo partial and management of runoff from the site entering the public system regardless of the amount Of reduction.