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G. Street Cutting Prohibitions Excavations shall not be permitted when the pavement is less than five years old unless a street cut prohibition exception has been granted in accordance with the provisions of Eugene Code 7.295(2) and the "Utility and Right -of -Way Permits, Construction Within and use of the Public Way" Manual. To obtain the current Utility Manual, contact Public Works maintenance, 541-682-4800 or the online Public Works Maintenance webpage at: www.eugene-or.gov. " H. Tree Regulations Trees are identified as either "street trees" or "non -street trees." Trees are primarily regulated under Chapter 6 and 7 of the Eugene Code. Provisions regarding street trees are administered by the Parks and Open Space Urban Forestry Program. Contact Public Works Maintenance, 541-682-4800 or the online Public Works Maintenance webpage at: www.eugene-or.gov. Non -street trees are administered by the Land Use Tree Program. Contact Planning and Development, 541-682-5086 or the online Planning and Development webpage at: www.eugene-or.gov. If non -street trees are to be removed as part of land use development, Chapter 9 provisions also apply. Impacts of public improvement projects on trees will be evaluated according to both Chapters 6 and 7 of the City Code. See Appendix D for more information on applicable regulations. Tree protection must be delineated on the CSMP as noted in Section 3.07. 2.02 SHARED USE PATHS Shared use paths shall be designed in accordance with the City's Design Standards and Guidelines for Streets, Sidewalks, Bikeways, and Accessways (provided in Appendix E and on the internet at www.eugene-or.gov, the Standard Specifications and Drawings, and the 2011 Proposed Guidelines for Pedestrian Facilities in the Public Right -of -Way as published by the United States Access Board (located on the internet at www.access-board.gov). Shared use path shall also be designed to the following: A. Bollards Bollards are intended to restrict unauthorized use of the off-street path system by motor vehicles or to prevent access to load restricted structures by motor vehicles. The location of and determination to install bollards is subject to City approval. Bollard installations shall not restrict access to people with disabilities and be easily visible, especially in low light and poor weather conditions. When installed, bollards shall provide a minimum 4 - foot opening and maximum 5 -foot and 6 -inch opening. Where multiple bollards are Public Improvement Design Standards Manual, 2016 Page 2-3