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plans adopted by the city, including but not limited to the Public Improvement Design Standards Manual. (3) All engineering and inspections on public improvements and private stormwater facilities to be accepted by the city for maintenance shall be done by the city unless otherwise specified by this code. Section 3. A new Section 7.090 is added to the Eugene Code, 1971, to provide: 7.090 Temporary Work. (1) Temporary traffic control plans shall be submitted and approved by the public works department before development permits are issued for work within a public way. (2) Construction activities shall not impede safe and accessible pedestrian and bicycle movement. Where construction activities block public sidewalks, an alternate route that meets ADA requirements for accessibility and includes access ramps and other accessible features shall be provided. (3) Temporary events and facilities such as street fairs, parades, and vending carts must meet accessibility criteria. (4) Temporary road signage shall not encroach on the accessible passage or headroom. Section 4. Subsection (3) of Section 7.095 of the Eugene Code, 1971, is amended to provide: 7.095 Closina Street Durina Construction. (3) When a street is closed, no person shall remove, break down, ride or drive over any barrier erected as provided in this code or travel over the street with a vehicle, bicycle, animal, or on foot on a part of the street where work is being performed. Section 5. Section 7.100 of the Eugene Code, 1971, is amended to provide: 7.100 Traffic Control Devices. Sianina. Etc. for Construction and Maintenance on Streets. The document entitled Oregon Temporary Traffic Control Handbook (Oregon Department of Transportation, May, 2006 edition) is adopted and shall be in effect until the city engineer adopts a replacement. The city engineer may require additional traffic control devices as deemed appropriate to protect the public. The city engineer is authorized to adopt a different document addressing the same subjects if the engineer finds that a different document is more up-to-date, consistent with state standards or Ordinance - 5