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· Elimination of the quantity and quality components of the fee will be granted only to those customers who can show that no runoff from the site is directly or indirectly entering the City's public stormwater system based on the following criteria: 1. all their runoff discharges into an area that does not ultimately enter into the City's drainage system (e.g. directly to the Willamette River, to non-City-owned facilities only), or 2. all their runoff is retained on-site through a constructed containment system, such as a dry well. · Reductions to the quantity and quality components of the fee (impervious surface charge) will be granted to those customers who can show that a quantifiable portion of their runoff is not directly or indirectly entering the public system based on the following criteria: 1. part of their runoff discharges into an area that does not ultimately enter the City's public stormwater system -- in accepting a reduction for this reason, the customer must also assume responsibility for compliance with any state or federal regulations that apply to the body of water that the customer is draining into, or 2. part of their runoff is retained on-site through a constructed containment system, such as a dry well. An on-going monthly stormwater user fee credit is provided for existing sites and new development which implement approved private water quality treatment facilities that either meet or exceed the minimum requirements of the standards for pollution reduction. A single-level stormwater user fee credit is provided which reduces by 10% the quantity and quality components of the fee (impervious surface charge) at a customer's site. Customers who treat runoff from a minimum of 20% of the impervious area of their site in a manner which meets the standards for stormwater pollution reduction of section 9.6792 of the Eugene Code will qualify for this credit. The design and sizing of treatment provided, and demonstration of conformance to minimum requirements, will be based on the design methodology and standards in the City's adopted Stormwater Management Manual. When the monthly stormwater. charge is adjusted for both approved on-site stormwater retention and approved private water quality treatment facilities the total on-going monthly stormwater adjustment available to a premises is additive but shall in no case exceed the total quantity and quality components (impervious area charge) of the stormwater user fee. · Reductions may be applied only to the quantity and quality components. General customers who meet the criteria for a quantity reduction will be eligible for a reduction of their stormwater charge in proportion to the amount of stormwater runoff that has been reduced. Small and medium residential customers who meet the criteria for a quantity reduction will be eligible for a 50% reduction of the quantity Administrative Order - Page 14 of 17