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roads, grading, skid paths and any other environmental change that will be effected to permit logging, as well as mitigation efforts designed to protect from the negative effects of the logging process all wetlands, riparian zones, habitat, neighboring residences, and such other areas as the City Manager [or c1eslEnee] determines is appropriate. Negligence. For purposes of the civil penalty matrix of this rule, failure to exercise reasonable care. Notice of violation. Written notice of a lack of adherence to a condition of a permit or failure to obtain the proper permit for felling a tree, or other violation ofEC sections 6.300 - 6.330, or this rule. A notice of violation initiates the process for enforcement action. Notice to correct. A notice to a responsible person of a condition that is in violation of EC sections 6.300 - 6.330, a permit, or this rule, and of the time within which the correction shall be made. Occupied parcel. Real property comprising a single tax lot, upon which a dwelling has been constructed, or for which a building permit has been issued for the construction of a dwelling. Parcel. Real property within the boundaries of an ad valorem tax lot description as found in the Lane County, Oregon, ad valorem tax records. Plot plan. Final subdivision plat, final Planned Unit Development (PUD) plan, or final major or minor partition, encompassing an entire contiguous ownership. Protected natural resource area. For purposes of the civil penalty matrix of this rule, a riparian setback area, conservation area, sensitive area, wetland, or wetland buffer area. Responsible person. An individual, partnership, joint-venture, firm, company, cooperative, corporation, association, joint stock company, trust, estate, governmental entity, or any other legal entity that: (a) Owns the property on which the tree is located, or the property that abuts a public way where the tree is located; or (b) Is in charge of the property on which the tree is located or the property that abuts a public way where the tree is located; or ( c) Is the person who causes the violation to come into or continue in existence. Street tree. A living, standing woody plant typically having a single trunk at least 1-1/2 inches in diameter at a point six inches above mean ground level at the base of the trunk, that is located within the street right-of-way. Tree. A living, standing, woody plant having a trunk or trunks with a minimum Administrative Order - 3 r: \adminord\rule\OOtreerem2ao. wpd(03/14/00)