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OAR 660-023-0180(8) -- In order to determine whether information in a PAPA submittal concerning an aggregate site is adequate, local government shall follow the requirements of this section rather than OAR 660-023-0030(3). An application for approval of an aggregate site following sections (4) and (6) of this rule shall be adequate if it provides sufficient information to determine whether the requirements in those sections are satisfied. An application for a PAPA concerning a significant aggregate site following sections (3) and (5) of this rule shall be adequate if it includes: The application at issue is for a PAPA concerning a significant aggregate site following OAR 660-023-0180(3) and (5). The applicant does not seek approval following sections (4) or (6). Therefore, sections (a) through (e), below, apply. (a) Information regarding quantity, quality, and location sufficient to determine whether the standards and conditions in section (3) of this rule are satisfied; The application includes information regarding quantity, quality, and location. The applicant has provided an analysis of the aggregate resource, conducted by EGR & Associates, Inc. (EGR). See File Record No.1, Original Delta application, including EGR document dated June 2005: Evaluation of Aggregate Resources: Delta Sand and Gravel Expansion Area, which is Exhibit E in the 12 August 2005 application by Delta for a zoning change entitled “Application for amendment of the Eugene-Springfield metropolitan comprehensive plan map and significant aggregate resource site inventory and zone change from EFU to sand gravel and rock products”. Supplemental information was presented by the applicant, EGR, and other persons during the public hearings before the Planning Commission and City Council. The Eugene Planning Commission found unanimously that there was adequate information submitted in the PAPA application. The City Council finds that the information provided by the applicant provides an adequate basis for determining whether or not the standards and conditions in OAR 660-023-0180(3) are satisfied. (b) A conceptual site reclamation plan; The applicant provided a conceptual reclamation plan to reflect its proposal to amend its existing reclamation plan, approved by DOGAMI in 1987 and 1995. See File Record No.1, Original Delta application, including Operating and Reclamation Plan, which is Exhibit J in the 12 August 2005 application by Delta for a zoning change entitled “Application for amendment of the Eugene-Springfield metropolitan comprehensive plan map and significant aggregate resource site inventory and zone change from EFU to sand gravel and rock products”. See also File Record No. 17 and Exhibit 49. The City Council finds that the reclamation plan provided by the applicant satisfies this requirement. (c) A traffic impact assessment within one mile of the entrance to the mining area pursuant to section (5)(b)(B) of this rule; For significant aggregate sites (addressed below), Section OAR 660-023-180(5)(b)(B) requires analysis of “[p]otential conflicts to local roads used for access and egress to the mining site within one mile of the entrance to the mining site unless a greater distance is necessary in order to include the intersection with the nearest arterial identified in the local transportation plan.” Ordinance - 7